Who Benefits from Community Benefit Agreements?
Urban Investigations
Predatory Equity
Making Policy Public
Our Values, Our Voice, Our Vote
Making Policy Public
Innocent Until Proven Risky
Making Policy Public
From Shelter to Apartment
Making Policy Public
Scary, Ok With it, Good
City Studies
Launch of Engage to Change!
Our newest Technical Assistance project, Engage to Change, is now available! CUP teamed up with New York Foundation, Building Movement Project, and designers WeShouldDoItAll to create Engage to Change, a slide deck that breaks down the connection between direct service work and higher level advocacy for social and policy change.
This tool showcases the importance and impact of integrating meaningful constituent participation, community organizing, and policy change advocacy with direct service work. Drawing from the work and leadership of service organizations in the New York Foundation’s Learning Lab, this tool illustrates specific actions organizations can take to integrate these practices into their work, and how their work stands to benefit by doing so.
Find out more about the project and download the slide deck here!
