LaToya - The NYCHA Journal

A Historic Effort at Randolph Houses

The total renovation of Harlem’s historic Randolph Houses is now complete, thanks to the efforts of NYCHA and a range

NYCHA’s Resident Leadership Academy was featured on the WABC-TV show, “Here and Now” on September 23, 2018. The Resident Leadership

Rooftop solar gardens will be built on 189 NYCHA buildings at 28 developments across the city to increase New Yorkers’

In his mission to serve his East Harlem neighbors, Mahfuzur Rahman, 20, accomplished some firsts: in 2015, he became the

Ayana Chung lives by the motto, “You do not fail until you quit.” These words helped her through some difficult

They are the next generation of community advocates, social workers, medical staff, teachers, accountants, and public servants. But first, they’re

A new partnership between NYCHA and Zipcar provides NYCHA residents with easy, discounted access to short-term car sharing throughout the

In or about November/December 2018, Mayor Bill de Blasio will appoint one resident as a member of the NYCHA Board

Since 2016, a small program has been thinking big. Environmental Ambassadors, an initiative run by the non-profit GrowNYC, trains NYCHA

Richmond Terrace resident Denise Angela Miller was recently profiled in the Staten Island Advance for her “DAM” That’s Good Cake!