Land of the Free, Home of the…Cars?
What happens when you get 1 Brooklyn College + extra land x neighbors who care about the environment? A Brooklyn College community garden! Or rather, the Campus Road Community Garden.
Promoting sustainable living in our Brooklyn neighborhood and beyond.
Intern Reports
Spring 2010 Intern: Dassa!
Hello, Brooklyn! I’m Dassa, and I’m excited to say that this semester, I’m interning here at Sustainable Flatbush! I’m an undergraduate sophomore at Macaulay Honors College at Brooklyn College, pursuing a major in psychology, with a couple of fun minors to shake things up. I’ve […]
Nicole and Maria invite YOU to our Monthly Volunteer Gathering!
Hey friends and neighbors! Get excited for another Monthly Volunteer Gathering at Vox Pop Cafe with Sustainable Flatbush!
Spring 2010 Intern: Maria!
Hi! My name is Maria Bergenhem. I am currently an undergraduate junior at New York University in the Environmental Studies Program focusing on environmental science. I spent last summer working for the Fish and Wildlife Service in Connecticut as a biological intern on Falkner’s Island, […]
Spring 2010 Intern: Nicole!
Hi, Sustainable Flatbush community! My name is Nicole Abene and I’m interning with Sustainable Flatbush during this Spring, 2010. I’m majoring in Environmental Studies at New York University and minoring in History. Growing up by the beach in New Jersey, I quickly fell in love […]
Flatbush Food Film Forum starts on January 27th!
Flatbush Food Film Forum features FRESH on Wednesday, January 27th at 7 PM!
October/November 2009: Sharifa’s Report
In my internship class the professor asked who wanted to do an environmental internship with Sustainable Flatbush and my hand shot up. After reading Sustainable Flatbush’s initiatives and looking through the vibrant website, I knew wanted to try to get an internship with this organization. […]
September 2009: Mark’s report
When I decided to intern with a non-profit organization I googled, “local sustainable brooklyn,” and that big wide web introduced me to Sustainable Flatbush. I had already searched a number of groups whose websites seemed too impersonal, too big, too far, or too bureaucratic. Then […]