Improving public schools for every child in NYC
Research to improve livelihoods in NYC
Professional development for community anti-violence workers
A Better Future for Children and Families
Nothing for Us Without Us
This report by Mohamed Obaidy, Ph.D. examines a distinct dimension of inequality in New York City: the distribution of income between labor and capital.
Efforts to reform round the clock in-home care of severely disabled New Yorkers have stalled. It doesn’t have to be like that.
This report by Dr. Amanda Page-Hoongrajok lays out how countercyclical fiscal policy, meaning a government using its own spending and taxation power to smooth out business cycle fluctuations, is a powerful tool in a downturn.
