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.
New York Post | February 02, 2020
Half of NYC’s homeless domestic-violence victims feel unsafe in shelters
Half of homeless domestic-violence victims feel unsafe in city shelters, according to a new survey that critics say highlights the failure of the de Blasio…
NY1 | January 30, 2020
Christine Quinn on the Homelessness Crisis
NY1 Inside City Hall spoke with Win President and CEO Christine Quinn about the state of the city’s homelessness crisis and Win’s campaign to increase…
Mott Haven Herald | January 11, 2020
Win Shelters’ STEAM Lesson Promote In-School Success
Since Oct. 21, Destiny and a group of 10 other high schoolers who live at the Powers Women In Need Inc. (WIN) shelter in Mott…
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…