October 9, 2026 George S. Barrett Chair, Governance & Sustainability Committee Board of Directors Target Corporation c/o ...

How do you address the challenges of a public school system with just under one million students across over fifteen hundred schools, where some schools face severe overcrowding and large class sizes, ...

With more than 500 miles of coastline, New York City sits on the frontlines of climate change. Rising sea levels already threaten the safety of our shorefront communities across all five boroughs.

The federal immigration enforcement landscape is rapidly shifting with unprecedented enforcement tactics and mass cancelations of lawful status. These changes are particularly felt in New York City, ...

Superstorm Sandy laid bare the vulnerabilities of New York City’s coastal communities and infrastructure. The storm resulted in the deaths of 43 city residents and caused damages estimated at $19 ...

We are delighted to submit this Action Memo to Mayor Adams and Comptroller Lander on behalf of the Joint Task Force to Get Nonprofits Paid On Time. As a former nonprofit executive director of a small ...

New York City is at the brink of an energy affordability crisis—one that poses a growing threat to both household budgets and public health. As climate change drives more extreme temperatures, the ...

New York City’s human service contractors deliver critical services to residents every day, representing $8 billion in spending in Fiscal Year 2024. With federal funding for nonprofit service ...

Every winter thousands of tenants in New York City struggle to ensure their landlord provides adequate heat in their homes, leaving them with no reprieve during frigid nights. Living with no heat can ...

New York City is at a critical moment in its clean energy transition. Rising electricity demand, aging infrastructure, affordability pressures, and increasingly severe weather are converging as the ...

Overtime spending has been a persistent budget challenge in New York City for more than a decade, rising from $1.66 billion in FY 2015 to $2.71 billion in FY 2025. The New York City Police Department ...

Since the 1970s – as New York City’s housing challenges have shifted from abandonment and disinvestment to gentrification and skyrocketing rents – the NYC Department of Housing Preservation and ...