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Inventions Enhance Job Efficiency for Tompkins Houses Carpenter

Inside the carpenter shop at Tompkins Houses, Stephen Jackman opened a small door on what he calls his “keep everything

June is National Pride Month, which commemorates the 1969 Stonewall uprising and recognizes the impact and contributions of individuals who

Growing up in Tilden Houses in Brownsville, Brooklyn, Amanda Moore always knew she wanted to work in public service. In

Kimberly Tyre is a longtime Jefferson Houses resident who is committed to bettering her community. She recently became a NYCHA

On April 17, 1907, the City of New York recorded its largest-ever immigrant arrivals on Ellis Island. In honor of

NYCHA’s NAACP branch held an awards ceremony at 1200 Waters Place in the Bronx to round off its celebration of

Meet Leticia Barboza, NYCHA’s Photographer (Who Goes the Extra Mile – Sometimes Vertically) The work of NYCHA Staff Photographer Leticia

Staff at NYCHA’s Red Hook West development celebrated Black History month with an extra special tribute this year – recognition

Her name, Victoria Vasquez, might not ring a bell, but her voice is familiar to ��Ƶ and just about anyone who has ever called NYCHA’s offices.

When exterminator Christine Taylor shows up for pest appointments, she said residents are often surprised to see her. “All the