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Valid passports are still accepted The clock is ticking.  The deadline for New Yorkers to get a REAL ID or enhanced ID is coming up…

Your property may be on the tax lien sale list. This means you have missed payments on your property tax, your water/sewage bill, or other…

Congratulations to Council Member Crystal Hudson on this major step in supporting older adults and aging in place! Her Age in Place 2.0 package, which…

April is National Volunteer Month, a time to acknowledge when we give back and help our communities. Whether through advocacy, service projects, or lending a…

In February, IMPACCT Brooklyn joined forces with Brooklyn Org and four other community-based organizations—Flatbush Development Corporation, Bridge Street Development Corporation, Grow Brooklyn, and Brooklyn Level…

We are now in the third month of the year — Women’s History Month — which should be a time to look back on resilience,…

Brooklyn, N.Y. (February 27, 2025) – IMPACCT Brooklyn, a champion for preserving affordable housing and building sustainable communities, has joined forces with Brooklyn Org and other…

Shirley Chisholm was a true Brooklyn trailblazer. From the daughter of working-class immigrant parents to her success as a voice for the people in Congress,…

Brooklyn’s Black history is deeply tied to housing and resilience. Enslaved African Americans lived in Brooklyn until New York abolished slavery in 1827. After gaining…

IMPAACCT Brooklyn is proud of the work being done by Raliek LaRome Gholson, Lead Tenant Organizer. Councilmember Darlene Mealy, Staff of Senator Roxanne J. Persaud 's…

Black History Month is a time to celebrate resilience, progress, and the power of representation. At IMPACCT Brooklyn, we stand on the shoulders of visionary…

IMPACCT Brooklyn honors the legacy of former President Jimmy Carter, who passed away on December 29th at 100. Carter championed housing as a human right,…