Op-ed: An urgent call to save public housing
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Bringing books to Bronx playgrounds
In a borough with 1.4 million residents and just one general interest bookstore, what’s the
Public Housing residents demand state funding for NYCHA
Residents and tenant leaders from across the city, including many from the South Bronx, protested
Residents, NYCHA reach agreement: Repairs must be made for moisture damage in public-private run buildings
NYCHA residents are hopeful a new agreement between the Housing Authority and two grassroots coalitions,
Will new federal funding build NYCHA back better?
Aurely Negrón’s studio apartment in the Mitchel Houses in Mott Haven has had mold since
NYCHA residents keep pressure on mayor to fire Public Housing CEO
NYCHA residents continued to let Mayor Bill de Blasio know they’re angry with his choice
NYCHA residents group to host climate resiliency workshops in May
A newly formed group of NYCHA residents looking to tackle the climate issues affecting NYCHA
Grassroots organizations work to get vaccine shots in arms as NYCHA falls short
For Dana Elden, tenant president of the St. Mary’s Park Houses, helping those in her