Empowering Entrepreneurs: Graduates of NYCHA’S Construction Business Pathways Share Lessons from the Program
When Tashika Woods moved to New York City about five years ago from New Orleans, where she’d been working as
Read moreWhen Tashika Woods moved to New York City about five years ago from New Orleans, where she’d been working as
Read moreTytionna Peterkin was looking for a better job. Working as a caterer wasn’t what the 20-something Parkside Houses resident
Read moreAt 30, deciding to go back to school was not easy. “I was nervous,” Felicia Cruz, one of this year’s
Read moreNYCHA-CUNY Scholarships were awarded to 71 residents, the largest number of scholarships distributed to NYCHA residents in the award’s history.
Read moreFor five years, residents of Penn-Wortman Houses had a gem in the neighborhood just for them. In 2017, the U.S.
Read moreTo take her mind off her seemingly endless search for work, Niani Taylor started spending more time in the kitchen trying out new recipes. Working for years in various finance jobs, Ms. Taylor cooked only for family and friends in her free time.
Read moreSixteen NYCHA residents recently graduated from the NYCHA Resident Training Academy’s (NRTA) construction training. The training was conducted by the
Read moreFor the second year in a row, NYCHA resident food business owners will be on Governors Island at The Foodie
Read moreA new partnership is putting NYCHA residents at the forefront of public health work in their own NYCHA neighborhoods.
Read moreTech51 and Per Scholas have partnered with NYCHA’s Office of Resident Economic Empowerment and Sustainability (REES) to support residents who are interested in tech careers but have been unable to access training and job placement support.
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