November 10, 2026
Explore Brooklyn’s neighborhood histories through dated turning points in migration, labor, and cultural life. The timelines connect local memories to documented events, including Brooklyn’s 1898 consolidation into New York City, and offer prompts for classroom and community discussion.
October 25, 2026
A walk along Fulton Street can be read through its storefronts, transit stops, and the memories residents attach to familiar corners. This narrative approach pairs close observation with community interviews, keeping each block’s story grounded in what people remember and use today.
October 9, 2026
An alphabet becomes a route into neighborhood history, from arts spaces and bookshops to language exchanges and local organizing. Each entry pairs a named place or community voice with a question students and residents can use to investigate how a block changes over time.
September 22, 2026
A concise, first-person primer introducing Brooklyn through its neighborhoods, cultural themes, and key terms. Designed for locals and newcomers, it offers quick snapshots, a compact annotated timeline, and pointers to deeper A–Z guides.