Black History Lived Here: Stories from The NYCHA Journal Archives
A look through historic issues of The NYCHA Journal, preserved in the LaGuardia and Wagner Archives.
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Author: LaToya
Applications Now Open for NYCHA Resident Climate Action Grants
Screening applications have opened for the 2026 NYCHA Resident Climate Action Grant Program and will be open until February 12, 2026. The community-focused
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NYCHA Partnered with Brooklyn Borough President to Support Growing Families
Healthy Start @ NYCHA and Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso hosted a citywide community baby shower that welcomed expectant and growing NYCHA families together with City agencies and
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NYCHA Hosts First Community Mental Health Summit
NYCHA hosted its first-ever Community Mental Health Summit bringing together residents, community leaders, service providers, and City agency partners for a day of learning, connection, and healing.
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NYCHA Youth “Air the Truth” at Smoke-Free Workshop
Change requires a community, especially when it comes to smoking. This issue is particularly important for young people, because while
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Celebrating 90 Years of NYCHA
First Houses opened on December 3, 1935, signaling the start of public housing in NYC and the U.S.
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NYCHA’s First YouthBuild Cohort Graduates with Skills, Confidence, and Community
Twenty-year-old Jordan Lewis wasn’t sure what to expect when he walked into a YouthBuild orientation earlier this year. He signed
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New Heritage Walk at Kingsborough Houses
Migration, a public art installation, combines historic preservation, storytelling, and community voices.
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New Mural Unveiled at Bushwick Houses
“We Belong Here,” proclaims the colorful, new mural unveiled on November 14 at Bushwick Houses that celebrates community pride and
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NYCHA Celebrates Thanksgiving
This year, NYCHA, resident associations, local businesses, community organizations, and elected officials came together to ensure NYCHA families across the city had what they needed to enjoy a warm holiday – from gift cards and groceries to turkeys and prepared meals.
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