LaToya - The NYCHA Journal

“Shola Olatoye Deserves Our Support”

By Hazel N. Dukes, City & State “City & State” published an op-ed written by Hazel N. Dukes, President of the

Thirty-five residents recently successfully completed the Food Business Pathways (FBP) program. They are now prepared to launch or scale their

Applications are being accepted now through April 6 for affordable apartments in a newly renovated building, Randolph Houses North, which was

$103 million in sustainability improvements reduce costs and improve quality of life Over 65,000 residents can look forward to upgrades

Karen Callender never pictured herself in a career involving manual labor—but when she saw information about the NYCHA Resident Training

Wyckoff Houses resident Alex Rodriguez wants to become an electrician and join a union. NYCHA’s Pathways to Apprenticeship helped him

Johnson Houses resident Naima Afoatti is the proud owner of NINI, a company that shares a taste of her home