To commemorate Black History Month, The NYCHA Journal is highlighting the Authority’s developments named after prominent Black Americans. Residents of these developments… Continue Reading NYCHA Developments Named after Black Americans
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To commemorate Black History Month, The NYCHA Journal is highlighting the Authority’s developments named after prominent Black Americans. Residents of these developments… Continue Reading NYCHA Developments Named after Black Americans
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On January 30, the West Side Rag featured a story, “Harold Smith, Longtime UWS Community Leader, Remembered As ‘A Very Selfless Person’” about… Continue Reading Remembering Harold Smith
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To commemorate Black History Month, The NYCHA Journal is highlighting the Authority’s developments named after prominent Black Americans. Residents of these developments… Continue Reading NYCHA Developments Named after Black Americans
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A new children’s picture book called Summer Housing Boy explores growing up in New York City public housing through the eyes of… Continue Reading New Book Explores Growing Up in Public Housing
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For two years, 11 NYCHA residents sharpened their knowledge of public housing, leadership skills, and organizing as part of NYCHA’s… Continue Reading Ready to Lead
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Earlier this month, the de Blasio administration released the Where We Live NYC Draft Plan for public review, the City’s comprehensive plan… Continue Reading Blueprint for the Future of Fair Housing
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As part of the NYCHA 2.0 Waste Management Plan and related efforts to better manage waste across the Authority, NYCHA’s Sustainability Programs… Continue Reading A Healthy Diversion
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Henry Street Settlement, on the Lower East Side of Manhattan, is a household name with the area’s residents. The Settlement… Continue Reading A Deep and Meaningful Partnership
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