Racheal Notto’s Capstone Gets Actionable Results

June 11, 2019June 11, 2019190 views

Racheal Notto’s capstone report, Bridging the Gaps, provides her client, NYC 2030 District, with insightful and actionable solutions. The NYC 2030 District is a Private/Public partnership of property owners and community stakeholders working to establish a high-performance sustainability district in Downtown Brooklyn and Downtown Manhattan. … Continue Reading →

Time for a Real Look at How the New York State Workers’ Compensation System Treats Workers

June 10, 2019June 11, 2019111 views

By James Parrott and Nicholas B. Martin ’19 Despite an early history as a national leader in safeguarding the interests of workers injured on the job, New York’s workers’ compensation system has eroded considerably over the years, as legislative and administrative changes have often focused … Continue Reading →

Preparing for the Digital Decennial Census: Building Consent, Equity, and Safety into Digital Transition

June 10, 2019June 10, 2019108 views

The Digital Equity Lab released their report “Preparing For the Digital Decennial Census” which includes an analysis of risk, safety, and trust for the first-ever digital decennial census. As advocates for structural equity, the authors believe the digital transition of the census is understudied and … Continue Reading →

Mike Harrington Selected as a 2019 Forefront Fellow by Urban Design Forum

June 10, 2019June 10, 2019139 views

Mike Harrington MS Environmental Policy and Sustainability Management (‘18), Assistant Director at Tishman Environment and Design Center, was selected for the 2019 Forefront Fellowship Program for emerging leaders in urban design, development, and policy. Created by the Urban Design Forum, the program provides a setting … Continue Reading →

A Talk with Imani Darden ‘14, Host of the Forward 40 Podcast

May 29, 2019May 29, 2019191 views

Imani Darden ‘14 recently launched her podcast called Forward 40, which highlights the experiences of 40 women of color on the rise in the nonprofit and social enterprise sectors. We caught up with her to find out what she’s been doing and how she got into … Continue Reading →