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,
Read moreThis year, the theme of Black History Month shines a light on African-American artists – writers, musicians, painters, dancers, actors,
Read moreMs. Gainey is an advocate for herself and her community.
Read moreHRA enrollment events at NYCHA developments.
Read moreAcross the city, NYCHA residents celebrated the winter holiday season with festivities ranging from tree lightings and visits with Santa,
Read moreNYCHA’s Clean Energy Academy celebrated its second class of graduates.
Read moreFor nearly 50 years, Birdie Glenn has been looking out for her fellow residents of Robinson Houses in Harlem.
Read moreDear Residents, As we approach the New Year, this is an excellent opportunity to reflect on our efforts in 2023
Read moreEvery March, we mark Women’s History Month by celebrating the contributions women have made throughout American history as well as
Read moreNYCHA residents are now beginning to receive their fair share of ERAP funding from the State.
Read moreThis winter, residents in two dozen apartments at Woodside Houses are getting their heating from electric-powered heat pumps for the
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