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Two new resident-powered audits will examine the repair process and eviction rates in NYCHA developments.

Among the various subjects slated to be taught this upcoming semester are music, architecture, social media, French literature, meditation and more.

The new exhibition celebrates the plants and history of the Caribbean and Brooklyn’s Little Caribbean.

A total of 13 Brooklyn public schools will be receiving the brand new hydroponic systems for their respective science curriculums.

History repeats itself, as a community fights to protect an environmental treasure.

“This historic investment for dyslexia programs in Brooklyn is a step in the right direction,” said Council Member Rita Joseph.

Four students from Liberty Avenue Middle School will represent New York in Latest Round of Samsung's Solve for Tomorrow STEM Competition

Town hall begins at 7 p.m. EST, it is free across multiple platforms

Called the Black Future Festival, the museum says that the eight-day event is a celebration of the peoples of the African Diaspora.

BK Reader got a sneak peek inside Saratoga Library in Ocean Hill/Brownsville, ahead of its long-awaited reopening on Monday, Feb. 13.