2020

Girls Who Code is reinventing the future of technology by building the world’s largest pipeline of women engineers.

Three existential forces — rapid urbanization, technological upheaval of our labor force, and climate change — are on a collision course. What’s at stake for the future of work and cities?

A new nonpartisan cultural holiday designed to bring together all Americans to know, and act on, their voting options.

New brand architecture for a groundbreaking digital publication aimed at solving the problems of discrimination, inequity, and injustice in our society.

Uncovering the true cost of policing in dozens of cities across America.

A resource hub that equips prosecutors—the legal system’s powerful gatekeepers and decision makers—to reduce racism-fueled harm to Black and brown communities.

LAC fights discrimination, builds health equity, and restores opportunities for people with criminal records, substance use disorders, and HIV/AIDS.

Working cooperatively to honor heritage and build trust in programs that restore dignity to young adults in the criminal legal system.

Creating spaces where people experiencing serious mental illness find strength in community.

Nearly 1 million undocumented immigrants live in New York State. Many are excluded from Federal COVID-19 emergency assistance funds.

An innovative experiment in scholarships tracks the impact of targeted financial aid on Nebraska's college students.

A web-based video series from The Appeal about protecting the integrity of the 2020 presidential election.

Highlighting how communities are mobilizing to provide safe, inclusive, and non-escalatory support to folks experiencing behavioral health crises.

A custom toolkit for downloading the graphic assets and accessing messaging to celebrate Power the Polls during the 2020 elections

Every person deserves the right to legal representation, regardless of immigration status.

Shining a light on how U.S. cities responded — or didn't — to the coronavirus crisis within the prison system.

When COVID-19 hit, we were all scrambling to know how to lead. We skipped the guesswork and asked nonprofit execs for their candid advice.

A rapid-response site that conveys important public health messages in an accessible way to support young people through COVID-19.

At this pivotal moment in sentencing reform, we should be building a more fair future. Instead, our leaders are using fear to double down on the status quo.

A more polished presence for the New York Association of Pretrial Services, whose members are dedicated to pretrial-release services and non-incarcerative alternatives for criminal cases.

Impact advocacy to change laws and practices that punish instead of promote public health.