Non-Profit & Community

Three sessions will be held at St. Francis College on February 26 and March 6 and 13.

Support comes from Council Member Chi Ossé.

The 17th annual conference will highlight author Tiya Miles and her book "All That She Carried, The Journey of Ashley's Sack, A Black Family Keepsake."

The creation by multi-disciplinary artist Adama Delphine Fawundu will debut at the museum in the spring.

Three librarians turned podcasters are spilling the tea on all things art, books and locals in their podcast.

Bed-Stuy native Chelsea Bowens said she wants to help the community that raised her by launching a scholarship fund in honor of her late parents.

Rarely seen images of a multitude of Black writers and cultural influencers will be available through the organization's digital archives.

The Break into Biotech training program will begin in Sunset Park for those who adults looking to change careers, as well high school and college graduates looking for a path to a life sciences job.

The layoffs were due to a decrease in donations and revenue from cable TV providers.

Selected applicants will receive a $2,500 stipend, mentorship, professional development, and more.