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Carey Gardens Children Climate Art on Display at Coney Island Library

For the next two weeks, climate change artwork created by young people from Carey Gardens will be on display at

From June through September, over 150 Family Days were held at NYCHA and PACT developments throughout the city.

Nine NYCHA residents are the winners of 2024 NYC Boss Up grants to help grow their businesses. These winners each

National Hispanic Heritage Month is celebrated annually in the U.S. from September 15 to October 15 to highlight the contributions

Prep for Prep has been quietly changing the lives of students of color from New York ever since it was founded.

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In 2023, NYCHA’s Office of Resident Economic Empowerment & Sustainability (REES) surveyed NYCHA residents 18 and older to find out

The rain couldn’t dampen the community spirit of National Night Out: On August 6, the New York City Police Department

During the month of August, many students head to college for their first experience living away from home. For 40

Enhancing Accessibility and Efficiency In every NYCHA property management office across the city sits a tool that helps residents interact

In June, NYC Service held a recognition ceremony at the Brooklyn Botanic Gardens to celebrate 120 AmeriCorps Members for their