Education - The NYCHA Journal

Preparing NYCHA Students to Move into College

During the month of August, many students head to college for their first experience living away from home. For 40

A series of entertaining and informative events supporting a vital mission: fire safety education for NYCHA residents.

Janet Camacho was getting ready to graduate from Hunter College with a BA in Psychology, wondering how to land her

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

Cesar Ayala believes his sense of responsibility toward his community stems from his experiences as a resident of public housing

During her first year of college in 2022, Moniya Ware had to adjust quickly to her packed schedule of being

NYCHA-CUNY Scholarship awardee Tanasia Price is excited to take advantage of the opportunity to continue her education. Ms. Price is

Seventy-nine NYCHA residents were presented with scholarships at this year’s NYCHA-CUNY Scholarship awards ceremony.

With September here, neighborhoods across New York City are buzzing once more with the excitement of the new school year.

In June, eight NYCHA residents graduated from the Resident Leadership Academy (RLA), a free program that helped emerging NYCHA resident