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Meet the changemakers keeping Brooklyn’s culture alive
In the final part of our Brooklyn Org 25 portrait series, we’re celebrating the artists, cultural leaders, and storytellers preserving the creativity, heritage, and spirit that make Brooklyn home.
Captured in a powerful portrait series by photographer Aundre Larrow (@aundre) as part of “We the People,” an exhibition created by our partners @Photoville, these changemakers are the faces of a Brooklyn that shows up, speaks out, and drives change.
In the portraits above, we’re spotlighting the community leaders who are Preserving Arts and Culture—protecting the museums, stages, stoops, and public spaces where Brooklyn’s stories are told and passed on.
The exhibit will premier at our Brooklyn Org Changemakers Ball and then will be on view in Downtown Brooklyn for all to experience!
📍 The Plaza at 300 Ashland, Downtown Brooklyn @downtownbrooklyn
📅 On view October 30 – November 30
🎟️ Free and open to the public
Swipe to meet these incredible changemakers, then come see all 25 portraits larger than life in person!
28 Oct 2026
Meet the changemakers standing up for Brooklyn’s rights
Part 2 of the Brooklyn Org 25 celebrates the advocates, organizers, and community leaders fighting for justice, protecting our freedoms, and making sure every Brooklynite has a voice.
Captured in a powerful portrait series by photographer Aundre Larrow (@aundre) as part of “We the People,” an exhibition created by our partners @Photoville, these changemakers remind us that a stronger, more just Brooklyn is built by people who refuse to stand on the sidelines.
In the portraits above, we’re spotlighting the community leaders who are Defending Rights—showing up for their neighbors at a time when so many of our fundamental rights are under threat.
The exhibit will premier at our Brooklyn Org Changemakers Ball tonight and is now heading to Downtown Brooklyn for all to experience!
📍 The Plaza at 300 Ashland, Downtown Brooklyn @downtownbrooklyn @twotreesny
📅 On view October 30 – November 30
🎟️ Free and open to the public
Swipe to meet these inspiring Brooklynites and stay tuned for Part 3!
28 Oct 2026
Meet the Changemakers shaping Brooklyn’s future
This year's Brooklyn Org 25 celebrates 25 extraordinary Brooklynites working to make our borough a more vibrant, just, and inclusive place for all.
Captured in a powerful portrait series by photographer Aundre Larrow (@aundre) as part of “We the People,” an exhibition created by our partners @Photoville, these community leaders, artists, advocates, and visionaries are the faces of a Brooklyn that shows up, speaks out, and drives change.
In the portraits above, we're spotlighting the community leaders who are Protecting Families—ensuring Brooklynites have the resources, support, and opportunities they need to thrive.
The exhibit will be unveiled at our Brooklyn Org Changemakers Ball and then heads to Downtown Brooklyn for all to experience!
📍 The Plaza at 300 Ashland, Downtown Brooklyn @downtownbrooklyn @twotreesny
📅 On view October 30 – November 30
🎟️ Free and open to the public
Swipe to meet these incredible changemakers and stay tuned for Parts 2 and 3!
#WeThePeople #BrooklynOrg25 #BrooklynOrg #Photoville #BrooklynChangemakers
27 Oct 2026
Marj Kleinman (@brownstonebabe) has spent years sitting on stoops and listening to her neighbors, and it’s one of the reasons she’s part of this year’s Brooklyn Org 25. With @stoop.stories, she’s turned those conversations into portraits of real Brooklynites and the stoop culture that brings them together.
See her portrait and all 25 honorees in “We The People,” our installation with @photoville, on view at The Plaza at 300 Ashland through December 1.
11 Nov 2026
What do the midterm results mean for Brooklyn? We asked the experts.
Last week, Meera Marti, founder of Forum NYC, sat down with Brooklyn Org Visiting Scholar Dr. Christina Greer @dr_cmgreer for “Where We Go From Here,”a candid conversation about what’s ahead for our democracy and what’s at stake for our communities.
Catch a few highlights from the evening, and follow Brooklyn Org to find out how to join us for the next conversation.
Brooklyn Org is a nonpartisan organization and the views expressed do not necessarily reflect our policies or positions.
10 Nov 2026
Brooklyn Org’s 2026 Impact Report is here!
This year asked a lot of our borough. Food pantries were stretched thin, cultural spaces lost federal funding, and houses of worship opened their doors to immigrant families.
But Brooklyn showed up the way Brooklyn always does. Neighbors volunteered, donors gave, and nonprofits found ways to reach even more people. Meeting the Moment tells that story, from Bed-Stuy to Bensonhurst and Greenpoint to Gravesend.
When larger systems fall short, we find the help we need in local solutions, and in each other.
Read and download the full report at brooklyn.org/report (link in bio).
09 Nov 2026
It wouldn’t be a Helpers Fest with out @bklynorg! The block is packed with local vendors, artisans and creatives giving back until 5:00PM today.
Make sure you check out their newsstand!
07 Nov 2026
A Proud Moment for United for Brownsville 💙💛
We are thrilled to celebrate our Executive Director, Tiera Mack, as one of Brooklyn Org’s Top 25 Changemakers, recognizing leaders making a difference across Brooklyn!
This honor celebrates not only Tiera’s leadership but also United for Brownsville’s commitment to putting families first and helping them thrive since 2019.
On October 28, we joined @BklynOrg at the Changemakers Ball to celebrate this year’s theme, We the People,” honoring those working to defend our rights, protect families, preserve arts and culture, and create opportunity and justice for all.
We are grateful to Brooklyn Org for its continued investment in Brooklyn nonprofits through funding, partnerships, and capacity building, and to Council Member Sandy Nurse for presenting Tiera with a New York City Council Citation.
Before the Ball, we celebrated with Brownsville residents, community leaders, and partners at the Gregory Jackson Center. Because without the community, there is no honoree 💛
📍 Tiera’s photo and story are on display at Ashland Plaza at 300 Ashland in Downtown Brooklyn through November 30.
#BrooklynOrgTop25 #WeThePeople #UnitedForBrownsville #Brownsville
07 Nov 2026
Ravi Ragbir (@raviragbir) has been in the fight for immigrant rights for a long time, and right now that work matters more than ever. He’s one of this year’s Brooklyn Org 25, and as Executive Director of @newsanctuarynsc, he stands with immigrant New Yorkers as they face the immigration system and fight deportation.
See his portrait and all 25 honorees in “We The People,” our installation with @photoville, on view at The Plaza at 300 Ashland through December 1.
06 Nov 2026
The Brooklyn Org 25 just took over Downtown Brooklyn 📸
“We The People” is a public photo installation honoring this year’s Brooklyn Org 25, the community leaders defending rights, protecting families and preserving arts and culture across our borough. It debuted at the Brooklyn Org Changemakers Ball and is now on view at The Plaza at 300 Ashland through December 1.
Stop by, meet the honorees through Aundre Larrow’s portraits, and learn about the work they do every day to make Brooklyn better.
In partnership with @photoville, @downtownbrooklyn and @twotreesny. Portraits by @aundre.
05 Nov 2026
The votes are in! 🗳️ Brooklyn Org Visiting Scholar Dr. Christina Greer (@dr_cmgreer) is sharing her Brooklyn Top 10. From Biggie Smalls to bird watching, she’s got plenty to say!
And the conversation doesn’t stop here! We’ll be at @mocada_museum tonight for Where We Go from Here: A Post-Election Conversation, as Christina joins Meera Marti, founder of Forum NYC, to unpack the election results, what they mean for Brooklyn, and what comes next.
05 Nov 2026
Finding community, one step at a time! 🌈
For LGBTQ+ immigrants from post-Soviet countries, @qaravan_org is creating spaces to connect, build friendships, and find belonging in their communities — including out on the hiking trails!
We’re proud to support organizations like QARAVAN that are making Brooklyn a more welcoming place for all.
04 Nov 2026
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