Non-Profit & Community

United for Brownsville is a nonprofit that trains parents on how to advocate for their children amid the often lengthly and confusing early intervention process.

The Brooklyn Diocese has paid over 500 victim-survivors more than $100 million since 2017. There are about 1,100 cases remaining to be resolved.

Our Lady of Trust Catholic Academy in Canarsie was one of the seven schools the Diocese of Brooklyn decided to close at the end of the 2026 academic year.

Thomas, who passed away on Jan. 31, is remembered as a Bedford–Stuyvesant mainstay and community organizer whose life intersected with New York’s defining political era for Black, female New Yorkers.

The free exhibition invites visitors to explore the Battle of Brooklyn and reflect on democracy, history and civic life.

Power outages across parts of Brooklyn this weekend left many residents questioning whether the borough is prepared for an energy-resilient future.

Residents can use the Shirley Chisholm Recreation Center on Foster Avenue for swimming, team sports, exercise and educational programming.

There were about 4,000 shluchos, or female emissaries, representing 111 countries who participated in the iconic group photo and the International Conference of Chabad-Lubavitch Women Emissaries.

Cypress Hills Local Development Corporation announced the appointment of Michael G. Johnson as its new executive director, succeeding longtime leader Michelle Neugebauer.

HASC Center in Midwood purchased five wheelchair-accessible vans with $564,000 in FY26 capital funding allocated by Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso. They will be used to transport Brooklynites with developmental disabilities to medical appointments and recreational activities.