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June 2019

#MakeBrooklynCount: Funding Community Organizations Is Key To Avoiding A 2020 Census Disaster
June 13, 2019
Cecilia Clarke
President & CEO

Don't miss our NY Daily News op-ed on why our elected leaders must get critical Census 2020 funding out to trusted local messengers today.

What Does A Fair And Just Brooklyn Mean To You?
June 11, 2019
Hannah Jatsch
Guest Author

Hannah Jatsch, a student at The Packer Collegiate Institute, writes about a panel event hosted by the Foundation that centered on race, equity, and community engagement, and how communication between youth and adults plays an important role in the journey to build a more fair and just Brooklyn.