Power to the People: Participatory Budgeting as a New Model of Civic Engagement in NYC
Publication date:
04/2012
Learn about participatory budgeting as a model for improving the democratic process in New York City.
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2014-2016 PNY Strategic Plan
Publication date:
01/2014
This plan lays out the vision and goals that Philanthropy New York will pursue for the three-year period of 2014 through 2016. The ambitious work we envision for the next three years builds on the successful accomplishments over the last three years, based on our current strategic plan. Those successes are a direct result of the strong and vibrant partnership between Philanthropy New York and our members.
Planning a PNY Members Briefing
Publication date:
03/2014
Our members produce issues-related programming — PNY Members Briefings — where funders can learn from one another and from distinguished leaders and experts. PNY staff will be pleased to assist with the planning process, publicity, registration, and other logistical support. Review our guidelines to learn more about developing a Members Briefing and submit a preliminary planning form.
Developing Resources of the Community for the Community: The Coalition for New Philanthropy
Publication date:
01/2008
A final report on the Coalition for New Philanthropy, which sought to take best practices developed by pooled funds and philanthropic advisors serving communities of color and make these resources available to other professionals and philanthropists.
Diversity and Inclusion
Publication date:
06/2014
Reference documents pertaining to the topic of Diversity and Inclusion for Board members.
9/24/2014 - Expanding Opportunities and Improving City Social Services Quality - PowerPoint Presentation
Publication date:
09/2014
View related materials presented during the program, " Expanding Opportunities and Improving City Social Services Quality through a Career Ladder Approach ."
11/5/2014 - Should Nonprofits Be Mandated to Pay Living Wages? - Live stream Recording and Presentations
Publication date:
11/2014
View the materials and live stream recording of the program, "Should Nonprofits Be Mandated to Pay Living Wages, and What is Philanthropy’s Role?"
12/15/2014 - Why We Can’t Wait: Lessons from Listening to Girls of Color - Live stream and Materials
Publication date:
12/2014
View the materials and live stream recording of the program, "Why We Can’t Wait: Lessons from Listening to Girls of Color."
12/16/2014 - Best Practices in HR Compliance - Surviving a Department of Labor Audit - PowerPoint Presentations
Publication date:
12/2014
View related materials presented during the program, " Best Practices in HR Compliance - Surviving a Department of Labor Audit ."
5/19/2015 - Economic Inequality and Mobility: Looking at the Evidence to Inform Philanthropy’s Actions - Live stream recording & Presentations
Publication date:
05/2015
View materials and the live stream recording of the program, "Economic Inequality and Mobility: Looking at the Evidence to Inform Philanthropy’s Actions."
State of the Apes: Industrial Agriculture
Publication date:
12/2015
State of the Apes: Industrial Agriculture and Ape Conservation, is the second in a series of global reports examining the threats and solutions associated with industrial agriculture through the lens of ape conservation.
The New Opiate Epidemic
Publication date:
02/2016
A new report on the opiate epidemic in the U.S., written by Patrick Radden Keefe, a senior fellow at The Century Foundation and a staff writer at The New Yorker magazine.
How College Enrollment Contracts Limit Students’ Rights
Publication date:
04/2016
This report examines the use of enrollment contracts by various colleges—specifically, those provisions that restrict the ways in which students and former students can seek any redress of grievances against these institutions, should they feel the need.
It Takes a Village: Diversion Resources for Police and Families
Publication date:
06/2016
Police frequently encounter youth running away from home, violating curfew, skipping school, and chronically disobeying adults—misbehavior that can often stem from family conflict and that does not require justice involvement.
The Power of Funder Collaboration
Publication date:
08/2016
This report showcases not only the incredible work of our funder collaboratives, but the lessons we’ve learned about working together to forward bold and creative solutions to complex problems.
Guide to Giving: A How-To for Personal Philanthropy
Publication date:
11/2016
If you want to help the elderly or young artists, or make neighborhoods in Queens better, we can do that. This guide gives a glimpse
Boosting New York’s Branch Libraries: A Funding Strategy
Publication date:
11/2016
Far more than just places to check out books and do research, the city’s branch libraries now offer a growing number of critical programs and services that help New Yorkers develop the basic literacy, language, technology and workforce skills that are essential to succeeding in today’s knowledge economy.
Ten Lessons for Talking About Criminal Justice
Publication date:
01/2017
Now, more than ever, our criminal justice system must keep all communities safe, foster prevention and rehabilitation, and ensure fair and equal justice.
Early Childhood Development Task Force
Publication date:
02/2017
Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams and state Sen. Daniel Squadron’s Early Childhood Development Task Force released a report showing the need for a greater financial investment in early childhood development through age 3.
Social Enterprise: Proceed, with Caution
Publication date:
02/2017
In a burst of entrepreneurial spirit, the workforce development field is showing new enthusiasm for an old idea: creating “social enterprises” to employ low income jobseekers.