Is Universal Voting an Idea Whose Time is Coming?
Release Date:
11/17/2022
After the 2020 election, the issue of how (and even whether) American democracy would survive rose to the top of many Americans’ concerns.
Public Policy
Well Fed and Well Read: The Case for Healthy School Meals for All
Release Date:
11/03/2022
Learning on an empty stomach is nearly impossible, but this is the reality for too many students across New York.
Arnold Ventures Pledges $7.4M for Nationwide Prosecution Research
Release Date:
11/03/2022
The funding is awarded to 14 prosecution-related research projects that cover 19 states and 40 prosecutor offices
To Achieve Equity, We Must Accurately Measure Need
Release Date:
10/06/2022
For so many New Yorkers, economic hardship is an ever-present reality.
The Three Vs for Voter Engagement: Validators, Volunteers and Visibility
Release Date:
08/26/2022
In this week’s late August primary, the second primary this summer in New York, voter turnout barely cracked ten percent in New York City.
GoVoteNYC Fund in The New York Community Trust Announces $1 Million in Grants for Voter Engagement
Release Date:
04/26/2022
Decades of low voter turnout and an historic election cycle drive a new philanthropic effort housed in The New York Community Trust to increase voter participation in NYC
New Bloomberg Philanthropies City Data Alliance Launches in the U.S., Latin America, and Canada with $60 Million Investment
Release Date:
03/09/2022
Program will Help 100 International Cities Set a New Standard of Excellence for Using Data to Make Policy Decisions, Evaluate the Impact of Public Services, and Improve Residents’ Lives
Alliance Building in a Hyper-partisan Environment
Release Date:
02/25/2022
Today, more than ever, we are a deeply polarized country. It’s difficult to imagine our elected officials agreeing on anything.
Robin Hood, in collaboration with Columbia University's Center on Poverty and Social Policy and The Helmsley Charitable Trust Released its latest Poverty Tracker report, "Special Series on Health and Health Care in New York City"
Release Date:
02/09/2022
A longitudinal study and series of reports will aim to better understand the more than two million New Yorkers living with high health care needs
The TransitCenter Shares New Video: The Legacy of Racism in Transit - How We Got Here and What to Do About It
Release Date:
10/06/2021
The TransitCenter Shares New Video: The Legacy of Racism in Transit - How We Got Here and What to Do About It Good transit is a powerful tool to make cities more equitable. But transit itself is also rife with racial inequities. To...
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