One Year On, Aid Groups Renew Focus on Hosts of Protracted Rohingya Crisis
Release Date:
08/20/2018
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Leaked Presentation Offers More Details on New Group’s Goals to Spread Charter (and Charter-Like) Schools
Release Date:
08/22/2018
Anti-Violence Crown Heights Group Celebrates 20 Years, Continues to Make Impact on the Community
Release Date:
10/29/2018
Aid Groups Welcome ‘Significant Decline’ in Genital Mutilation Rates Among African Girls
Release Date:
11/12/2018
‘Gene Drive’ Research to Fight Diseases Can Proceed Cautiously, U.N. Group Decides
Release Date:
12/03/2018
Groups Tell Cuomo It Will Take More Than Ending Cash Bail to Stop Mass Pretrial Jailing
Release Date:
12/05/2018
Russell Sage Study Shows Average Americans Get Poorer as Per Capita Wealth Reaches New High
Release Date:
10/01/2014
... Wealth Reaches New High While America as a whole is getting wealthier, the average American’s share of those ... wealth declining, the average American’s nest egg is getting smaller and smaller despite greater...
Carnegie, Helmsley-funded Report: Fewer than 1 in 7 Community College Students Get Bachelor’s Degree
Release Date:
01/19/2016
Low-income students who transfer from community colleges to four-year colleges are less likely to get a degree than their wealthier peers, a new report shows.
Heads-Up, CEOs—Corporate Social Responsibility May Get You Fired, Study Finds
Release Date:
10/10/2017
Investing in product safety, employee diversity and carbon footprint reduction are all examples of corporate social responsibility (CSR) that can result in high praise for a chief executive—or get them fired—according to new research from the...
Supported by the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation, Forest Restoration Gets a Tiny Fraction of the Money it Needs
Release Date:
11/09/2016
Research shows that only 13 percent to 17 percent of the total annual funding needs for restoration and conservation are met — about $50 billion.
NYCT-Funded Initiative Has Taken on 424 Cases to Get Lawyers for Undocumented Immigrant Kids
Release Date:
03/24/2015
New York Community Trust is partnering with the City Council and The Robin Hood Foundation.
Commonwealth Fund Study Finds Sickest Americans Are Paying More for Care, Getting Less
Release Date:
08/31/2016
... Study Finds Sickest Americans Are Paying More for Care, Getting Less American adults with chronic illnesses that ... Study Finds Sickest Americans Are Paying More for Care, Getting Less ...
Rockefeller Study Shows Female CEOs Get Blamed for Failure More Frequently Than Men
Release Date:
10/26/2016
It’s not your imagination or a just a hunch: Female chief executives are treated differently by the media than their male counterparts, a new analysis of press coverage of CEOs confirms.
Rockefeller Survey Finds Male Attitudes Are Keeping Women From Getting Ahead In Business
Release Date:
08/03/2017
... Survey Finds Male Attitudes Are Keeping Women From Getting Ahead In Business When it comes to explaining why ... Survey Finds Male Attitudes Are Keeping Women From Getting Ahead In Business ...
Diverse Charter Schools In New York City to Get Boost from Walton Money
Release Date:
09/14/2017
The Walton Family Foundation, the philanthropy governed by the family behind Walmart, pledged Tuesday to invest $2.2 million over the next two years in new charter schools in New York City that aim to be socioeconomically diverse.
9 Million Kids Get Health Insurance Under CHIP. Congress Just Let It Expire.
Release Date:
10/02/2017
Congress just allowed the Children’s Health Insurance Program, which provided low-cost health insurance to 9 million children, to expire.
De Blasio Says No Notice Needed from City when Entire Hotels Get Rented to Shelter the Homeless
Release Date:
10/13/2017
Despite criticism from local elected officials, Mayor de Blasio said Thursday the city does not need to provide advance notice when it rents out an entire hotel to use as a homeless shelter.
Bloomberg-Sponsored Program to Bridge 'Word Gap' in Poor Children Gets Inconclusive Results
Release Date:
03/28/2016
A program to increase the vocabulary of poor children in Rhode Island, using technology to count every word spoken, is not achieving results expected. But whether the pioneering program is a national model or just an interesting concept hasn't been...
Commonwealth Fund: How the Affordable Care Act Has Helped Women Gain Insurance and Improved Their Ability to Get Health Care
Release Date:
08/31/2017
Prior to the Affordable Care Act, one-third of women who tried to buy a health plan on their own were either turned down, charged a higher premium because of their health, or had specific health problems excluded from their plans. Beginning in 2010...
Five Nonprofits Win Brooklyn Community Foundation’s Spark Prize for Outstanding Commitment to Racial Justice
Release Date:
01/12/2022
... our communities,” said Renee McClure, Director of NYC Customer and Community Engagement. “We’re proud of ... mental health and domestic violence support services, and youth programming. During the COVID-19...