NYCHA’s 2024 Domestic Violence Awareness Conference
To mark National Domestic Violence Awareness Month in October, NYCHA’s Family Partnerships unit in the Resident Services, Partnerships, and Initiatives
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Giving NYCHA Residents Their Flowers Through Photography
Over the summer, Latricia Morgan — a photographer, multimedia artist, and educator — had her first photography exhibit, “NYCHA Flowers,”
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Harlem Cultural Festival Foundation Hosts Family Day for NYCHA Residents
In September, NYCHA families from Harlem-area developments gathered at the Saint Stephen AME Community Center for the Harlem Cultural Festival
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Hispanic Heritage Month: Meet Food Business Owner Betsy Cespedes
Betsy Cespedes celebrates her Dominican Republic heritage through her business United Juice Bar and Grill.
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Middle School NYCHA Residents Redesign Community Center Spaces
In August, middle school students from Astoria Houses in Queens and Stanley Avenue Preservation (Linden and Penn-Wortman Houses) in Brooklyn
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Green City Force Graduates its 27th Cohort
Green City Force Graduates its 27th Cohort On September 9, Green City Force (GCF) held a graduation at LaGuardia Community
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Carey Gardens Children Climate Art on Display at Coney Island Library
For the next two weeks, climate change artwork created by young people from Carey Gardens will be on display at
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We Are Family – Celebrating Family Day at NYCHA
From June through September, over 150 Family Days were held at NYCHA and PACT developments throughout the city.
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NYCHA Entrepreneurs Win $20,000 Grants for Their Businesses
Nine NYCHA residents are the winners of 2024 NYC Boss Up grants to help grow their businesses. These winners each
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Celebrating Hispanic Heritage
National Hispanic Heritage Month is celebrated annually in the U.S. from September 15 to October 15 to highlight the contributions
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