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Celebrating Black History Month: Meet Some of NYCHA’s Resident Artists

This year, the theme of Black History Month shines a light on African-American artists – writers, musicians, painters, dancers, actors,

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February 6, 2024 LaToya

For Samantha Rogers, a Strategic Project Manager at NYCHA, improving the lives of residents is personal. As a native New

Mellon Foundation grant will restore artwork and create artist-in-residence program.

Ms. Gainey is an advocate for herself and her community.

44 NYCHA residents and Section 8 participants successfully completed the 2023 Business Pathways programs.

HRA enrollment events at NYCHA developments.

Across the city, NYCHA residents celebrated the winter holiday season with festivities ranging from tree lightings and visits with Santa,

Monday through Friday, Ana Calderon-Eugene can be found at the ATTAIN lab in the Drew-Hamilton Community Center in Harlem, hosting

Every March, we mark Women’s History Month by celebrating the contributions women have made throughout American history as well as