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Food Business Pathways: Making NYC More Inclusive for Small Businesses

The Food Business Pathways (FBP) program is a free food business training program that helps NYCHA public housing residents and

For 83 years, NYCHA has been a quintessential part of New York City. Today we house one in every 14

City Council Speaker Champions an Inclusive, Engaged City

NYCHA’s Digital Vans are computer labs on wheels that bring technology directly to NYCHA communities that have limited or no

At a Community Design Team meeting on February 22, Active Design Fellow Emmanuel Oni (left) and Community Organizing Fellow/Lillian Wald

A group of fourth graders from Todt Hill are learning how to build their own skate park

NYCHA REES Zone Coordinators are your personal guides to achieving your economic dreams. They partner with resident leaders and local

This year’s Lee Strasberg Scholarship winners are cool, confident, and talented.

From Citi Bike cyclist to bike share champion

Rainwater collection supports landscaping as it protects sewer systems