Non-Profit & Community

A CUNY alumna and higher education innovator, Suri Duitch was formally appointed as the eighth president of KCC on May 5.

New York Attorney General Letitia James, NYCHA and Trees New York have teamed up to restore tree canopy, create green jobs and educate youth in public housing communities.

New York educators will get complementary access to Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts' Summer Forum, which brings together teaching artists, educators and practicing artists to engage, share and imagine the next 50 years of teaching artistry around the world.

Seven individuals were arrested and another seven people were given summonses by the police after a pro-Palestinian protest at Brooklyn College intensified Thursday.

Hosted by the Weeksville Heritage Center, genealogist Nicka Sewell Smith will lead a four-part virtual workshop series exploring African American family history and ancestral connections.

Flipping The Hood is an immersive, two-day, generational wealth-building and real estate development conference by actor and real estate developer Malik Yoba.

Patrons can visit the Brooklyn Public Library's pop-up library location at 240 Nassau St.

Families are invited to celebrate Haitian Heritage Month through immersive cultural activities at the museum on May 10.

About 1,500 students, faculty and staff from three schools in Kensington worked on a mural that celebrated autism, nuerodiversity and inclusion. The official mural unveiling involved artist Kyle Holbrook and hundreds of students marching for acceptance.

Community leaders and neighbors unveiled upgrades to the Lefferts Place Community Garden, including a new gazebo, planting beds and shaded greenery.