Bright Lights, Big Library: New Harlem River Library Offers More Space
On January 30, the New York Public Library (NYPL) celebrated the grand opening of the new Macomb’s Bridge branch, located
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Education
A Short Stretch to Better Health: Carver Houses Gets New Outdoor Fitness Center
To promote a healthy lifestyle that includes regular exercise, NYCHA partnered with the Trust for Public Land to build an
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Ready to Lead
For two years, 11 Ƶ sharpened their knowledge of public housing, leadership skills, and organizing as part of NYCHA’s
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NYCHA-CUNY Scholar: Fatoumatta Drammeh
As a 10-year-old living in the African nation of Gambia, Fatoumatta Drammeh’s mother enrolled her in school for the first
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Announcing the 2019 NYCHA-CUNY Scholars
They are the next generation of social workers, advocates, journalists, IT professionals, doctors, teachers, and public servants – Ƶ
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Older Adults Master Computer Class
On March 20, 10 older adults graduated from the “Beyond Basics” computer class at the Carter Burden/Lehman Village Senior Program
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$1,000 Scholarships for Residents
Apply for a NYCHA-CUNY Scholarship! All scholarships award one-time $1,000 grants to eligible residents who are pursuing undergraduate degrees at City
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Resident Leadership Academy in the News
NYCHA’s new Resident Leadership Academy was featured in Metro on January 17, 2018. NYCHA Training Residents to Be Leaders in
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Class Acts | Meet the 2017 NYCHA-CUNY Scholars
Each year, the NYCHA-CUNY Resident Scholarship program offers $1,000 scholarships to Ƶ enrolled full-time at the City University of
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Tech 51 Program Brings IT Training to Residents
Move over Silicon Valley, here comes NYCHA! On August 15, New York City Council Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito announced a pilot
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