Non-Profit & Community

A $1 million grant from the Carnegie Corporation of New York will allow the library system to help thousands of more new arrivals.

Stubbs was a long-time advocate for social justice issues such as housing, addiction and criminal justice reform.

With over 200,000 asylum seekers arriving in New York City since October 2022, doctors and health advocates sometimes have one chance to interact with them, physicians say.

The second annual DVAM (Domestic Violence Awareness Month) skate meetup and fundraiser will take place on Sunday, Oct. 20 in Crown Heights.

Foundation, a new tech education initiative, will provide students access to various business, design and tech industry leaders.

The Brooklyn-based nonprofit supports FDNY members and their families with free, confidential mental health services.

Assembly Member Robert Carroll secured $50,000 in funding to support the Brooklyn Public Library’s adult learning education and training programs.

A unique nighttime event that blends music, storytelling and circus performances will occur on Oct. 17 and 18.

Brooklyn College is a driver of socioeconomic mobility for immigrants and first-generation college students, the study said.

A noted highlight is a Ginko tree in Bedford Stuyvesant.