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Got to spend several weeks documenting Coney Island. Saw birth and death, proof of progress and room for change. Above all, saw a beautiful neighborhood and people. Watch and listen to a 2-part photo narrative exploring all things Coney from the boardwalk to Neptune Ave. at www.brooklyninsights.org. (For Brooklyn Community Foundation)
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Residents of Coney Island rally at the location of a shooting that was part of a rash of gun violence over the weekend. Two bystanders were shot including 10 year-old Eddie Abdelrahaman.
This work is part of a 2-part story on Coney Island going live during the second half of July at www.brooklyninsights.org. Brooklyn Insights is a project of Brooklyn Community Foundation examining what is and is not working and why in the borough of Brooklyn.
Coney Island community volunteer extraordinaire Brigitte Purvis and her son Devin on his graduation. Purvis fought the city in court to make sure her son could be placed in a school that could adequately serve his needs. Devin will be attending SUNY-Purchase in the Fall.
This is part of a story looking into the history and uniqueness of Coney Island and the obstacles it now faces. Stay tuned to www.brooklyninsights.org for the 2-part story launch in late July.
Still hard at work on our Brooklyn Insights project for Brooklyn Community Foundation. Had the chance to attend a Culture Fair hosted by members of the Bengali Community of Brooklyn and Queens. The fair was created to celebrate and encourage diversity and cultural exchange as well as providing a safe and fun family event.
