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New York City is home to people who speak more than 200 different languages. NYCHA is committed to providing limited English...
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They are the next generation of community advocates, social workers, medical staff, teachers, accountants, and public servants. But first, they’re NYCHA residents in pursuit of their educational dreams at City of University of New York colleges -- and the 2018 recipients of NYCHA-CUNY Resident Scholarships.
The scholarships are given to residents who are full-time CUNY students displaying academic excellence, leadership, and service to their communities. They will each receive $1,000 for education-related expenses, including tuition... More
In or about November/December 2018, Mayor Bill de Blasio will appoint one resident as a member of the NYCHA Board to fill a vacancy. Board members represent the more than 400,000 people who call NYCHA home when voting on contracts, resolutions, policies, rules and regulations, and other administrative matters. This is not a full-time position,...
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