Nov10 organizes musical event to support Safe Passage Project – a nonprofit that provides lawyers for immigrant children
Data shows that overall crime in Bushwick has fallen, however gun violence is on the rise in Brooklyn.
NURTUREarts is closing due to resource challenges and a shifting environment for non-profits.
How and what is impacting the rental market in Ridgewood?
AHP is a syringe exchange program, a social and mental health services provider, an opioid use disorder treatment facility, and about a dozen other things that would be impressive on their own.
With special events for minorities, as well, like a training session called Muslim Women Learn to Lift, Black Girls Lift, and Fuerza Latina.
So far, 285 cases of measles has been detected in the Jewish community with 246 of these cases in children 18 and younger, since October.
Three local women gear up to create a green and sustainable community.
New York City’s Civilian Complaint Review Board held its public meeting at the the Van Dyke Community Center in Brownsville last week.
Census participation is not just a numbers game. It’s an act of resistance against the federal administration.
“After the housing crash, back in 2008, they didn’t have jobs… And their families, they threw them out.”
Nurses at Bushwick’s Wyckoff Heights Medical Center joined 13 other hospitals in demonstrations on Wednesday.
Ways to give back to the community during (and after) the holiday season.
Woman-owned shop will open on Starr Street next month.
This program is attempting to create a bridge between law enforcement and North Brooklyn communities.
Salazar continues to gain traction in Bushwick through her online and in person outreach.
Have you ever been harassed by your landlord?
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has got a plan to deal with radioactive material at Ridgewood site, QNS reported.
The space is much smaller than its Bushwick counterpart, but it still packs a punch.
Tomorrow, residents of Hope Gardens, Palmetto Gardens and Bushwick II are invited to attend a resource fair between 12 and 6 p.m.
The project pairs a filmmaker with a poet in order to create original art every day of April.
Donations are being accepted at Queen of Falafel until Friday afternoon.
“There was no help for New York’s poorest neighborhoods during the crack epidemic in the 1980s. That is no longer the case,” said a Doe Fund spokesperson.
Central Station opened its doors to host the first Bushwick event for the National Latino Outreach Team for Bernie
Not all polling sites are created equal, which is why the Center for Independence of the Disabled, New York (CIDNY) is looking for volunteers to inspect polling sites and determine how well they can accommodate the disabled in the upcoming primary election
Local arts organization Arts in Bushwick held a much anticipated town hall meeting Wednesday night to discuss the decennial of popular annual Bushwick Open Studios, which will be held on the first weekend of October this year, announcing some programming changes and providing the public with opportunities to give input and find a way to get involved as volunteers in the BOS planning process
This week, Bushwick’s Community Board 4 voted on a controversial Department of Transportation proposal to bring new bike lanes to the neighborhood
Make the Road New York (MRNY), already a wide-reaching non-profit serving Bushwick and greater New York City, is expanding their programs and services through a new partnership with ActionNYC, a network of organizations providing legal assistance to immigrants
In the spirit of sustainability, GrowNYC is hosting a free Stop ‘N’ Swap at the Williamsburg Community Center this Sunday
After its warm up round in 2015, TEDxBushwick is coming back in 2016 with even more ambitious plans and programming
The sweet memories of the summer heat; friends wherever you go; endless strolls through artists studios–that’s what comes up in our mind when you say the letters B