Black History Lived Here: Stories from The NYCHA Journal Archives
Black History Month offers an opportunity to remember NYCHA residents whose lives and legacies helped shape NYCHA communities and Black
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NYCHA Residents
A Season of Care, Connection, and Community Across NYCHA
As 2025 came to a close, NYCHA developments across New York City came together to mark the holiday season with generosity, celebration, and moments of shared joy.
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NYCHA Celebrates Thanksgiving
This year, NYCHA, resident associations, local businesses, community organizations, and elected officials came together to ensure NYCHA families across the city had what they needed to enjoy a warm holiday – from gift cards and groceries to turkeys and prepared meals.
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Forging the Path as He Walks It: NYCHA-CUNY Scholar David Perez
When David Perez describes his path from the South Bronx to the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, he
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Meet NYCHA-CUNY Scholar Naya Mellette
For Webster Houses resident Naya Mellette, public service has long been on her mind as an ideal career path. Generations
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Meet Shakyna Gorden, Bronx Liaison for Smoke-Free NYCHA
When you meet Shakyna Gorden, her positive energy is contagious — she’s part community organizer, part teacher, part big sister.
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Meet Harborview Terrace RA President Maria Guzman
Hispanic Heritage Month Spotlight
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Meet Eric Michael Thomas, Owner of Chef Doula LLC
August is Black Business Month, a time to acknowledge and highlight Black entrepreneurs who are often underrepresented and may face
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Meet Sage Beausejour, Owner of Sweet Sage NYC
August is Black Business Month, a time to acknowledge and highlight Black entrepreneurs who are often underrepresented and may face
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Back-to-School Month: Meet Nigel Peña
For 26-year-old Nigel Peña of Brooklyn’s Marlboro Houses, the turning point came in the spring of 2023, when a NYCHA
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