Marcy Houses Celebrates Opening of New Community Center
A new community center has been dedicated at NYCHA’s Marcy Houses, creating a safe activity space for youth and adults that will
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Communities
Harvest Festivals Celebrate Fall Fun with Safety in Mind
With a range of health and safety protocols in place, the Harvest Festivals at NYCHA’s farms delivered another season of fall-themed family fun this October.
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Astoria Houses Invests in Children’s Futures
Through its campaign to raise $134,000 to support the college savings plans of its youngest residents, the Astoria Houses Tenant Association is expanding
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Remembering Brandon Hendricks
On July 7, family, friends, and neighbors of the late Brandon Hendricks held a memorial event at the Jackson Houses basketball court in the Bronx to honor his life on what would have been his 18th birthday.
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NYCHA’s NAACP Prayer Walk for Juneteenth
The NYCHA branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) commemorated June 19 — Juneteenth —
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Working together to keep our communities clean and safe
Dear Residents, Now more than ever we must work together to keep our families healthy and our developments clean and
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Bright Lights, Big Library: New Harlem River Library Offers More Space
On January 30, the New York Public Library (NYPL) celebrated the grand opening of the new Macomb’s Bridge branch, located
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First Resident Leadership Breakfast Focuses on NYCHA’s Transformation
NYCHA is developing a new organizational structure and business model in accordance with its agreement with the federal government and
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A Short Stretch to Better Health: Carver Houses Gets New Outdoor Fitness Center
To promote a healthy lifestyle that includes regular exercise, NYCHA partnered with the Trust for Public Land to build an
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NYCHA Developments Named after Black Americans
To commemorate Black History Month, The NYCHA Journal is highlighting the Authority’s developments named after prominent Black Americans. Residents of these developments
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