Get Healthy Harlem

Interested in getting involved in community gardens? Check out the OASIS mapping website to find a community garden near you!

GrowNYC has a new interactive website that shows New Yorkers what things we've been throwing out that we can (and should) be recycling instead!  At the top of that list is PAPER!  Over 775.220 TONS of recycleable paper is thrown into the trash each year.

Follow this link to NYC's Department of Health's bulletin to learn more about Intimate Partner Violence (also called Domestic Violence). If you need help immediately, call 911.

Visit New York City's forgotten treasures

Transportation solutions for safer, smarter, more livable cities and news on transportation issues in New York City.

New York academic research on public policy aspects of land use, real estate development and housing.

Harlem River Community Rowing is offering four summer sessions of learn-to-row classes. Participants will get approximately 18 hours of hands-on training in rowing fundamentals.

Place your request to receive a free street tree from New York City's Department of Parks and Recreation.

Transportation Alternatives supports efforts for bicycling, walking, and and public transit in New York City.  Their Car-Free Central Park Campaign advocates to close Central Park to cars.

As the largest community gardening program in the country, GreenThumb is proud to support community gardens in New York City. There are over 600 member gardens serving 20,000 city residents.