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The Octavia Project encourages young women and non-binary individuals to explore their creativity in a safe, judgment-free space Photo credit: The Octavia Project In 2014, co-founder and artist-in-residence Chana Porter and co-founder and director Me

Spring Rebuilding Day is more than "just" a community event that beautifies public spaces -- it is about changing the narrative in Brownsville.

French illustrator Laure-Anne Carré embraces her new home with quirky illustrations of American cultural icons, local culinary treasures and Brooklyn sights.

"That Suits You" prepares young men and women how to navigate in the professional world with style, grace and the proper attire. PK Kersey, founder and CEO of That Suits You.

The DOE voted on 28 proposals, 14 of which will affect schools in Brooklyn.

Historically Black men-led organizations will partner under Brothers Thrive to train 10,000 black men in mental health first aid.

The community-centered theater in Clinton Hill fuels experiments in art and activism to bring about a just, equal and vibrant society. Clinton Hill arts space JACK is fighting for racial and social justice through its work.

Art Curator Jeff Beler said he thought it would be nice to bring art to a building that sat abandoned for ten years.

Step Afrika!'s performances are much more than dance shows: They integrate songs, storytelling and are all about audience participation. Photo courtesy Brooklyn Center for Performing Arts.

This Bed-Stuy filmmaker says black people should be supported and involved in telling their own stories