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NYCHA-CUNY Scholar: Mohammed Islam

Young children often dream of being superheroes like Superman, Batman, or Wonder Woman, but when Mohammed Islam was a child,

It was sometime in 2016 when Kyara Grant looked out the window of her apartment at Howard Houses and noticed

South Bronx residents don’t have to travel to Manhattan to get a glimpse of a beautiful tree: They have one

In his mission to serve his East Harlem neighbors, Mahfuzur Rahman, 20, accomplished some firsts: in 2015, he became the

Ayana Chung lives by the motto, “You do not fail until you quit.” These words helped her through some difficult

They are the next generation of community advocates, social workers, medical staff, teachers, accountants, and public servants. But first, they’re

This summer, NYCHA’s Summer Youth Employment program, hired 900 14- and 15-year-olds, including 601 ��Ƶ. Interns worked at 195 locations and

In Memory of a Rising Leader, and a Ray of Sunshine A scholarship has been created to honor the life

Young NYCHA Residents Receive 75,000 Free Books At Rutgers Community Center, children smiled as they browsed free books they could