Bushwick Safe Space Celebrates Queer Haitians
Boston Chery, a Haïtian DJ and community organizer, founded “Konsa” a year ago as an event dedicated for queer Haitian p...
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Community and Citywide Education Council Elections are Around the Corner, Do Parents Know?
If you have a child in NYC schools, you’ll soon have the opportunity to vote for representatives to advise the Department of Educati...
East Village Cafe Is Serving Up A Taste of Home to Migrants
Burger Day at Cafe Wal, a kitchen and day-time warming shelter serves 300 free hot meals every day. Diamy is the Operations Manage...
High School Students Planning Birthday Parties With A Purpose
At Homeward NYC on the Upper West Side, a multipurpose room gets transformed every month. By raising monetary and in-kind donations,...
Some New Yorkers are fighting to remove Eric Adams
Protestors and community organizers gathered outside Governor Kathy Hochul’s office on Friday, Feb. 21, demanding the Governor remov...
New Yorkers Grapple with the High Cost of Child Care
Randi Rivera enjoys spending time with her son Wally in Park Slope. Randi is a new mom and native New Yorker who’s struggling...
Volunteer Shares Her Heart for NYC Homeless
New York’s housing crisis is reaching an all-time high, and for Ashleigh Uzoaru, it’s more than just a policy issue—it’s perso...
New York Public Library combating book bans with new exhibition
Sahara Briscoe is an artist, educator, and a fierce advocate for book access in schools and libraries. Just like Briscoe, the New Yo...
Two Comedians Back Zohran Mamdani’s Mayoral Campaign
When supporting a political candidate, some voters offer money, and others help with their jokes. Comedians Cassie Willson and Shenu...
New Lottery Offers Artists Affordable Studios In Gowanus
A new lottery in Gowanus is offering subsidized studio spaces for local artists. The initiative comes as part of a community benefi...