Non-Profit & Community

Despite the tightly packed theater, the book talk celebrating the reissuing of Angela Davis' autobiography was intimate — much like the book itself.

The Old Stone House in Park Slope will be hosting the students' semester-end concerts so that students can perform what they've been working on all semester without crossing picket lines.

Eight satellite asylum resource navigation sites will provide range of services throughout New York City.

Construction of the $82 million, 160-unit affordable housing complex in Brownsville is now complete.

Longtime residents of the area believed the City worked with the newer residents in their plans to move ahead, despite a community board vote of "no."

Throughout the month of November, the carpenter unions of New York City coordinated 18 turkey donations events across the city.

The Heritage Ambassador Program creates connections through storytelling, community conversation and other immersive activities.

This Giving Tuesday, please donate to one of the many Brooklyn-based nonprofits and service organizations that have shown up for Brooklyn through thick and thin.

A recently published article claimed Medgar Evers College Preparatory School was in trouble, citing a drop in math scores, safety concerns and overcrowding. The school’s community insists it is a misrepresentation.

Five winners will be selected by a committee to receive $100,000; in addition, all 20 finalists will receive $5,000 via a donation match from the Brooklyn Community Foundation's Giving Tuesday campaign