Non-Profit & Community

The Brooklyn-based film school was recently named one of the best in the country by two leading industry publications.

There will be a post-ride festival featuring food and drink specials, music and more.

The new president of the Society of Old Brooklynites is a Vietnam War veteran, Egyptologist and retired public school teacher who has served on Community Board 8’s transportation committee.

The new public facility is now open at 595 Dean St.

Long touted as a community space, Playground Coffee Shop is facing a boycott amid claims of wage theft and allegations the business profited off the images of its young, LGBTQ+ employees of color.

Get a free backpack and more for your young student at these local giveaway events.

Tests confirm the primary factor behind the mass fish die-off in July

The nonprofit organization celebrated the expansion of its Save for College program by ringing the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange.

Without two additional full-time hires, the Women's Center at Brooklyn College does not have enough staff members to oversee program implementation, the director says.

The Gowanus-based nonprofit, Powerhouse Arts, provides an affordable space for art production in a redesigned warehouse once known as the "batcave."