Brooke Hansson won the Milano School‘s Thesis of the Year award in 2011 for her analysis of the gang prevention efforts of Friends of the Lifers, a Jersey City organization providing services for former prison inmates. A month after getting her master’s degree, Hansson landed a …
Yvonne Moore worked in her home state of Texas on the delivery side of social services, with victims of child abuse. “I saw the frustration of social service providers dealing with bad laws, uncaring officials, and a lack of funds. I felt that emotionally …
In 2009, Annie Moss began working with a group of women who were transforming a neglected, overgrown plot of land in the South Bronx into a community garden. Moss saw the three-acre plot as a place where she could apply ideas she had been exploring …
After graduating from The George Washington University Law School, Kevin Georges realized that his interests lay in public service. He began thinking about earning a policy degree. At a New School open house, he learned about the Milano School’s Public and Urban Policy master’s program, which emphasizes …
New York State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli (’88) is making news for his work on climate and food. He was recently named one of the ‘most influential investor voices on climate change in recent years” by Environmental Finance and he was also featured in Nonprofit Quarterly. Read more here: …