Bronx Residents Receive Thanksgiving Meals from NYCHA Entrepreneurs
Thanks to funding from the Mayor’s Office of Equity & Racial Justice (MOERJ), NYCHA residents in the Bronx experiencing gas
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NYCHA Gives Thanks
NYCHA, resident associations, local businesses, community organizations, and elected officials came together to support NYCHA residents across the city.
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NYCHA’s Got Talent
NYCHA residents showcased their vocal, songwriting, and fashion talents on the Perelman Performing Arts Center (PAC NYC) Lobby Stage in
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Halloween Pawrade at Castle Hill Houses
The cutest residents of Castle Hill Houses strutted in their costumes at a Halloween Pawrade held on October 30 at
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Meet NYCHA-CUNY Scholar Carlos Suazo
Carlos Suazo remembers vividly the colorful Lunar New Year decorations in the neighborhood and building when he and his family
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NYCHA’s 2024 Domestic Violence Awareness Conference
To mark National Domestic Violence Awareness Month in October, NYCHA’s Family Partnerships unit in the Resident Services, Partnerships, and Initiatives
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Giving NYCHA Residents Their Flowers Through Photography
Over the summer, Latricia Morgan — a photographer, multimedia artist, and educator — had her first photography exhibit, “NYCHA Flowers,”
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Harlem Cultural Festival Foundation Hosts Family Day for NYCHA Residents
In September, NYCHA families from Harlem-area developments gathered at the Saint Stephen AME Community Center for the Harlem Cultural Festival
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Hispanic Heritage Month: Meet Food Business Owner Betsy Cespedes
Betsy Cespedes celebrates her Dominican Republic heritage through her business United Juice Bar and Grill.
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Middle School NYCHA Residents Redesign Community Center Spaces
In August, middle school students from Astoria Houses in Queens and Stanley Avenue Preservation (Linden and Penn-Wortman Houses) in Brooklyn
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