Non-Profit & Community

Report finds New York state has made substantial progress in reducing homelessness for veterans between 2010 and 2022

The BedStuy Works Alliance of Block and Tenant Associations works with more than 70 block associations and 10 tenant associations in Central Brooklyn. 

The centers provide local teenagers with access to a wide array of technological resources, including computers, 3-D printers, cameras, and more.

Tracey Capers will be joining the HOPE Program following a 20-year tenure at the Bedford Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation.

Once completed, the Brooklyn cemetery's Education and Welcome Center will feature art galleries, spaces for educational programming, a dedicated classroom and more.

After surviving a near-fatal skydiving accident, Bunmi Samuel leverages his past to champion a more accessible New York.

The building will have 324 units of multi-family housing with 98 units designated as rent-stabilized, middle-income housing at the border of Fort Greene and Downtown Brooklyn.

Biography of X awarded Fiction Prize, Hijab Butch Blues claims Nonfiction Prize.

The board was served a lawsuit at a general community board meeting last week for alleged conflicts of interest and violating the Open Meetings Law.

The inaugural Brooklyn Veterans’ Appreciation Parade featured a marching band, members from the Federation of Black Cowboys riding horses, a resource fair and more.