An Upper East Side Building Becomes an Oasis for its Next Door Neighbor
New York City residents unite to help those affected by Hurricane Sandy: here one compassionate building housed residents and dogs for the night.
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Single Woman Fulfills Quest to Control Her Biological Clock
A candid portrayal of how one woman fulfilled her quest to have a child through in-vitro fertilization.
Director of ‘India’s Daughter’ Nixes more Filmmaking
An interview with Leslee Udwin who believes that the content of education is often more important than its access.
October 11 is International Day: A Day to Celebrate Girls and Education
Sarah Fane, a doctor and founder of Afghan Connection, believes in building many schools especially for girls in Afghanistan.
Red Hook Residents Reflect on Sandy, Five Years On
Red Hook was hit hardest by Hurricane Sandy. In this piece, I profile residents to see how they fare five years after.
Two Barges Find Creative Reuse on the Brooklyn Waterfront
Barges in Brooklyn find their creative reuse as venues for theater, maritime history, and chamber music.
Spring at the Brooklyn Botanical Gardens
Last year, in spring, I visited the Magnolia Plaza, the cherry esplanade, and Japanese Garden to see what was in bloom.