New York Daily News | September 01, 2019
NYC’s largest shelter leads college tours for homeless teens
As the population of homeless students in New York City rises, WIN— armed with a $25,000 grant from telecommunications giant AT&T — has taken dozens of teenagers living in WIN facilities on college tours to help boost college enrollment for students without housing.
City & State | November 10, 2019
The 2019 Nonprofit Power 100
City & State recognized this year’s top 100 figures making a difference for the most vulnerable New Yorkers. Win President and CEO Christine Quinn was…
Crain's New York | November 01, 2019
Op-Ed: It’s time to value women’s work
Win President and CEO Christine Quinn and Jessica Katz, executive director of the Citizens Housing & Planning Council, examine the gender pay gap in NYC and…
CBS New York | October 28, 2019
Report Shows 1 In 10 New York City Students Was Homeless Last School Year
An eye-opening new report shows at least 1 in 10 New York City students was homeless last school year, enough students to fill the seats…
PIX11: Monica Makes it Happen | October 24, 2019
Christine Quinn on Monica Morales for PIX11
Win President and CEO Christine Quinn sat down with Alina Moran, CEO of NYC Health + Hospitals and Monica Morales to talk about the state of…
Gothamist | September 25, 2019
Disputed Study Says Homeless Shelters Negatively Impact Manhattan Home Values
In a study released Wednesday, the Independent Budget Office concluded that condos and one to three-family homes in Manhattan within roughly a block or two of an…
Patch | September 25, 2019
Do Homeless Shelters Hurt Property Value? NYC Study Sparks Debate
NEW YORK — City officials and advocates lobbed questions and criticism at a new study suggesting New Yorkers may be right to worry about homeless…