Due to the ongoing health and logistical concerns of the pandemic, the conference will be taking place entirely online.Â
See below for the full schedule
Jazmyn Blackburn is proud to be joining the BWRC as a part-time Project Coordinator, assisting in organizing the Center’s quarterly breakfast talks, annual conference and ongoing research. Jazmyn is a Masters student at the Sciences Po Urban School
We are glad so many of you were able to join us this past Friday for our latest virtual “Breakfast Talk” at CityTech. We’d especially like to thank our wonderful panelists:Â Wanett Clyde, Denise Sutton, Tessa Maffucci and Ricky Davy
Join us for our next virtual Breakfast Talk on Friday, March 4th at 10am! Come hear speakers discuss the early days of fashion in Brooklyn and others talk about
Save the date! More information coming soon.
Call for applications: Project Coordinator, Brooklyn Waterfront Research Center
The Brooklyn Waterfront Research Center (BWRC) at the New York City College of Technology (NYCCT) is looking for a highly motivated and organized individual to support the Center’s public programming, promote
Dear Friends of BWRC,
As we wrap up 2021, we’d like to share our gratitude and appreciation for all of you who have continued to be a part of our (online) community this year. We hope you stay safe and
We are glad so many of you were able to join us this past Friday for our last virtual “Breakfast Talk” of this semester at CityTech. We’d especially like to thank our panelists: Karen Blondel, Alison Conway, Thaddeus Pawlowski, John
We are pleased to announce that Nathan Kensinger will be the Brooklyn Waterfront Research Center’s 2021-2022 Guest Research Fellow. Kensinger is a journalist, photographer and filmmaker based in Brooklyn. His work explores hidden urban landscapes, forgotten waterways, environmental disasters, and
We are glad so many of you were able to join us this past Friday for our first virtual “Breakfast Talk” of the new academic year at CityTech. We’d especially like to thank our panelists: Acacia Thompson and Ames O’Neill
