What New Yorkers' Experiences Tell Us About Improving CityFHEPS
For decades, New York City has allowed distressed property flipping and expiring affordability to fester in Harlem, Washington Heights, and communities of color across the city. That changed when City Council leaders voted to give reputable housing operators a chance to intervene.
Major changes are coming to Medicaid. Watch our webinar and access resources to help New Yorkers prepare for new eligibility rules.
The world as we know it is rapidly changing as artificial intelligence (AI) reshapes so many layers of our society and culture. Our institutions and governments are struggling to cope with this rapid transformation and find ways to regulate the unintended consequences that AI technology is
We honor the memory of all those who lost their lives to Covid-19, including our friend and colleague Tom Waters. Learn more about Tom’s work as a fierce advocate for low-income tenants.
One-third of NYC's voting-age citizens lives in a low-income household. Find out about the hopes and challenges of "The Unheard Third."