Non-Profit & Community

Families are invited to step into the whimsical world of the Moomins at the Central Library on Saturday to celebrate the first major U.S. exhibition on creator Tove Jansson.

With only 52 students, the Department of Education is closing P.S. 25, despite parents and advocates fighting hard for its continued operation.

HCX bids farewell to its first home with a benefit concert featuring Paul Beaubrun and special guests.

As public schools come to a close this week, one Brooklyn community center continues to harness the energy of the borough’s youth instead of shunning them.

This summer, Brooklyn kids won’t just beat the heat, they’ll build worlds, tell stories, and bring ancient African legends to life at Asase Yaa’s dynamic Children’s Summer Arts Camp.

NYC Parks has transformed a once-empty lot along the Williamsburg waterfront into “mini forest,” bringing new life to North Fifth Street Pier and Park.

Elegance met purpose as actor Jamie Hector brought together icons and changemakers to uplift young talent through the arts.

Step through the doors of the Brooklyn Museum and into a whirlwind of cinema, sculpture and city life.

House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries delivered the keynote address at Kingsborough Community College’s graduation on Wednesday, urging students to stay resilient in the face of adversity. "When life knocks you down, don't give up, get up," he said.

As the number of Black homeowners in Brooklyn slides, the Dubois Bunche Public Policy Center at Medger Evers College, CUNY is revving up its resources to help homeowners fight deed theft and foreclosure.