A serpentine stair through the center of the park where children gather and play.
A site for learning since 1925 that continues to flourish today as three small progressive schools.
An art incubator, nourishing youth by exposing them to the arts, history and the legacy of New York City.
This garden has helped local residents transform vacant properties to green spaces where members of the neighborhood, especially children, may socialize.
Street as an armature for network of children’s spaces.
Innovative play-makers create individual programming within this recreational facility.
A hidden oasis-park home to a natural summer think-tank for a new “kind-er-garten” at Riverside Houses.
A result of a collaboration between the New York Restoration Project and Wicked, the Broadway musical.
An overlooked location where children are encouraged to study literature and engage with each other through basic levels of reading and writing.
