NYCHA Residents - The NYCHA Journal

Meet NYCHA-CUNY Scholar Cesar Ayala

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

Until the late 1980s, if a woman wanted to apply for a business loan, she needed a male relative to

NYCHA is taking action to help prevent elevator outages caused by low voltage in a building. This summer, the

NYCHA employee and Howard Houses resident Tracy Tomer led her community in the fourth annual breast cancer walk she organized.

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.

Cybersecurity Awareness Month is a reminder for NYCHA residents to adopt secure behaviors online that will benefit you both personally

Karen Blondel, President of the Red Hook Houses West Resident Association, was recently named one of five winners of the prestigious David Prize.

From June through September, more than 150 Family Day celebrations were held at NYCHA developments in all five boroughs. Family

In June, a small group of family, farm, and community members gathered at Pink Houses Farm to plant a memorial