Ready for the Limelight
This year’s Lee Strasberg Scholarship winners are cool, confident, and talented.
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Author: LaToya
Wheels Keep Turning
From Citi Bike cyclist to bike share champion
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Turning a Rainy Day into a Gorgeous Garden
Rainwater collection supports landscaping as it protects sewer systems
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Cut the Carbon
NYCHA doesn’t shy away from challenges—and the NYC Carbon Challenge is no exception.
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Green City Force Wins National Award for NYCHA Urban Farms Projects
“A model for success that can be replicated across the country”
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Behind the Scenes: Checking Out Sandy Recovery Work At Ocean Bay-Oceanside
On March 22, NYCHA staff gave NY1 a tour of Ocean Bay-Oceanside in the Rockaways to show how much progress
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#NYCHAWomenWork
In celebration of Women’s History month, NYCHA launched #nychawomenwork, a photo campaign to celebrate the Authority’s female employees. Employees were
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New Resident Board Members Add Their Voices to NYCHA Leadership
Mayor Bill de Blasio recently appointed Jacqueline Arroyo and Jacqueline Young and reappointed Victor A. González to serve as resident
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A Human Rights Hero Who Calls Butler Houses Home
Souleymane Guengueng was an accountant in his homeland of Chad who was imprisoned unjustly by the president, Hissène Habré.
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A Conversation with Reverend Dr. Marc Rivera, Pastor of Primitive Christian Church
April 2017 Reverend Dr. Marc Rivera is the Pastor of Primitive Christian Church
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