New York Times | February 08, 2024
She Fights for Migrants and the Homeless. Could That Destroy Her Dream?
Once the city’s second-most powerful politician, Christine Quinn is now a high-profile advocate on the divisive homelessness and migrant crises. That could threaten her chances with future voters.
Read MoreThe Invisible Americans | March 14, 2025
A Five-Year-Old with a Working Mother
In this episode, we take a look into what poverty actually looks like. We dive deep into Robin Hood’s newly published poverty tracker with Chris Wimer, director…
New York Times | February 26, 2025
As Poverty Rises in New York City, 1 in 4 Can’t Afford Essentials
A quarter of New York City residents don’t have enough money for staples like housing and food, and many say they cannot afford to go…
El Diario | February 21, 2025
Crisis De Personas Sin Hogar Escala Un Nivel Dramático En NY: Exigen Aprobación De Plan De Vales De Vivienda
Cualquier neoyorquino que utilice regularmente el sistema de Subway, puede percibir solo una cara de la terrible crisis de vivienda que enfrenta Nueva York. Detrás…
Brooklyn Paper | February 18, 2025
Brooklyn Nonprofits Brace For Uncertainty After Federal Funding Freeze And Swift Reversal Causes ‘Chaos’
A federal funding freeze and a swift reversal recently left organizations scrambling. Now, Brooklyn nonprofits are bracing for a year of uncertain investment under the…
Times Union | February 14, 2025
Commentary: Housing vouchers critical to reduce childhood poverty
There are over 700,000 children living in poverty in New York. That’s enough to fill Yankee Stadium more than 15 times over. It’s a figure…
PIX11 News | January 30, 2025
How A Federal Funding Freeze Would Impact NYC Orgs
Hundreds of non-profits across New York City rely on federal funds for operating expenses and to run their programs. President Donald Trump’s proposed federal grant…