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Liliana Polo-McKenna and Marjorie Parker
We need the city’s help to connect harder-to-reach youth to economic opportunities
Youth need work
By LILIANA POLO-MCKENNA, MARJORIE PARKER
NYN News
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Illustration of a man going to a jail in New York City
This is how the arrest process works in New York City
A video journey through the criminal justice system
By ZACH WILLIAMS, JEFF COLTIN
NYN News
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This is why Leake and Watts has become Rising Ground
The 187-year-old nonprofit is shaking things up with a new name
By AIMÉE SIMPIERRE
NYN News
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A shadowed figure in a darkened room with barred windows alongside a calendar with the date Oct. 1 circled
Is New York City ready to implement Raise the Age?
Lots of unanswered questions seem to jeopardize the city's ability to meet the Oct. 1 deadline for implementing Raise the Age
By DAVID GENTILE
NYN News
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New York City Hall
Here is how city agencies and nonprofits can communicate during the procurement process
The Guide to Collaborative Communication with Human Services Providers incorporated suggestions from the Nonprofit Resiliency Committee.
By ZACH WILLIAMS
NYN News
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Image of Barbara Birch, vice president of development at the Shalom Hartman Institute of North America.
Start Conversations. Engage Donors.
Start Conversations. Engage Donors.
By BARBARA BIRCH
NYN News
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This is what blockchain technology is – and how it is changing nonprofits
One Bronx nonprofit is already helping homeless people with blockchain.
By ZACH WILLIAMS
NYN News
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Robert Hunter of University Settlement wrote the first data-driven study of poverty in New York City.
University Settlement's Robert Hunter literally wrote the book on poverty in 1905
Then he gave it all up to design golf courses.
By ZACH WILLIAMS
NYN News
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