NYCHA Residents Present Design Concepts via New Program with City Tech
Greenhouses that could help the NYCHA community engage in urban farming and mitigate food insecurity while providing educational and career development opportunities. A
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NYC and ArtBridge Bringing More Art to NYCHA
The NYC Department of Cultural Affairs (DCLA) and partners recently announced details for City Artist Corps, including how it will support local artists
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Green City Force Graduates its 21st Cohort of NYCHA Residents
Earlier this month, Green City Force (GCF) celebrated the graduation of its 21st Cohort via a virtual celebration held on
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Building Bridges by Being Good Neighbors
During the summer of 2020, racial justice protests were happening across the country, including in Union Square, which is close
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NYCHA Residents Celebrate Graduation from Construction Pre-Apprenticeship
Upon entering a training program for a construction apprenticeship, NYCHA resident Carlos Robles only needed to think about his 8-year-old son. The
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New Architecture and Design Program from NYCHA & City Tech
A new, free program from NYCHA and CUNY’s New York City College of Technology (City Tech) will give a group of NYCHA young adults a
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Isaacs Center Virtual Black History Month Celebration
On February 19, the Stanley M. Isaacs Neighborhood Center marked Black History Month with a virtual celebration that featured music,
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Public Art Project on View at Fulton and Chelsea-Elliott Houses
A new outdoor public art exhibition, “Intertwining Colors,” is now on view across 370 feet of construction scaffolding at Fulton
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Helping to Grow Profitable Businesses for 55 Years
To commemorate Black History Month, NYCHA is highlighting the work of partner organizations that support, educate, and advocate for NYCHA residents to learn new skills to empower themselves and their communities.
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NYCHA’s Recycling Reset Pilot Boosts Recycling Rates
Through the Recycling Reset pilot program, 12 of NYCHA’s developments in neighborhoods with high pest activity were able to improve
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