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Brooklyn Research is a technology-driven hub for interdisciplinary research, innovation, and learning located in the heart of Brooklyn. They provide a platform for established artists, technologists, and researchers to engage in discourse and experimentation, aiming to build an empowered community through an understanding of the technology that shapes our daily lives. With a focus on technological innovation, Brooklyn Research offers a creative space where events, media, and workshops foster collaboration and exploration. Their inaugural publication, "Off Season" by David Kennedy Cutler, showcases text and images generated during a ten-week winter survival experience at Halsey McKay Gallery. Additionally, they run the FWRD Fellowship Program, a paid fellowship in partnership with Tomorrow Lab, SecondMuse, and New York City Economic Development Corporation as part of the Futureworks program.Generated from the website

Green City Force is a non-profit organization based in Brooklyn, NY, dedicated to building a sustainable and equitable future. Through their flagship AmeriCorps service and training program, called the Service Corps, young adults from frontline communities gain the skills, certifications, and experience needed to launch sustainable career pathways while serving NYC public housing communities. Green City Force's mission is to create a green city rooted in social, economic, and environmental justice, viewing young adults as the essential force for driving the emergence of sustainable and resilient cities. With a focus on social enterprise and serving residents of the New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA), Green City Force's initiatives include the GCF Illuminators program, which helps low-income New Yorkers reduce their energy bills through large-scale energy audit and retrofit projects. They also engage NYCHA residents through initiatives like Farms at NYCHA and Love Where You Live, promoting community leadership, sustainability, and health. Green City Force empowers individuals to discover their potential and make a positive impact on their communities, fostering a regenerative and inclusive economy.Generated from the website

The African American Planning Commission (AAPCI) is a non-profit organization based in Brooklyn, NY, that has been dedicated to addressing the shortage of low-income, affordable, and supportive housing for over 25 years. With a focus on serving the community, AAPCI has provided high-quality housing, social services, and support to over 30,000 residents, including survivors of domestic violence. They are actively working in partnership with the City to expand their programming, including the development of a new 233-unit affordable and supportive housing complex and the opening of a new homeless shelter. AAPCI's commitment to improving the lives of New Yorkers is evident through their successful track record and ongoing efforts to meet the needs of the community. They have collaborated with renowned architectural firm Robert A.M. Stern Architects (RAMSA) to design Edwin's Place, a 125-unit affordable and supportive housing development in Brooklyn's Brownsville neighborhood. This project, which opened in 2021, is a testament to AAPCI's dedication to providing housing solutions for individuals with chronic illnesses and addressing the challenges faced by vulnerable populations.Generated from the website