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Brownsville Youth Leader Wins ESPY Award

Brownsville Youth Leader Wins ESPY Award

PeacePlayer Javonn Islar was recently awarded the Billie Jean King Youth Leadership Award
Brooklyn's Own Sergio Delavicci of 'John Wick 3' Speaks on Bridging the Gap Between Police and Community

Brooklyn's Own Sergio Delavicci of 'John Wick 3' Speaks on Bridging the Gap Between Police and Community

The Brooklyn-based actor speaks about visiting police precincts, working with the community and giving back
One Hundred Black Men of NYC Partners with the NFL to Provide College Scholarships

One Hundred Black Men of NYC Partners with the NFL to Provide College Scholarships

Black male college students majoring in sports management and sports medicine will be eligible to receive these scholarships
New York Hospitals Receive Thousands in PPE Donations From Largest Bitcoin Exchange

New York Hospitals Receive Thousands in PPE Donations From Largest Bitcoin Exchange

Binance Charity has started the first-ever fully transparent donation campaign using blockchain technology
Brownsville Multi-Service Family Health Center Receives Car Donation From Chase Auto

Brownsville Multi-Service Family Health Center Receives Car Donation From Chase Auto

Their new vehicle will be used to provide relief to communities severely impacted by COVID-19.
BP Adams, Youth Advocates Hold Rally to Preserve Funding for NYC Foster Youth

BP Adams, Youth Advocates Hold Rally to Preserve Funding for NYC Foster Youth

With budget deadlines looming, the future of many of NYC's foster youth is at risk.
Asase Yaa Cultural Arts Foundation Launches 'Youth Summer Employment Initiative'

Asase Yaa Cultural Arts Foundation Launches 'Youth Summer Employment Initiative'

As summer youth employment programs remain suspended, this Brooklyn non-profit hopes that youth will have a safe and fun summer.
Out of the Penal System, Back Into Life: Friends of the Island Academy Gives Support Where None Exists

Out of the Penal System, Back Into Life: Friends of the Island Academy Gives Support Where None Exists

FIA works across the five boroughs to transition youth out of the criminal justice system, back into their communities
Life on welfare isn't what most people think it is

Life on welfare isn't what most people think it is

By: Thomas Mould , Butler University When Americans talk about people receiving public assistance — food stamps, disability, unemployment payments and other government help — they often have stereotypes and inaccurate perceptions of who t
Preschools Continue to Struggle as New York City Reopens

Preschools Continue to Struggle as New York City Reopens

After a Phase 1 reopening, child care centers citywide worry they cannot stay afloat without government funding.