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Stuck in the System
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Food Fight: Expanding Access to Affordable and Healthy Food
Families United for Racial and Economic Equality (FUREE), with support from the Urban Justice Center’s Community Development Project developed this research project to document this grocery store crisis and advocate for a new grocery store on Myrtle Avenue that sells
NYC Preliminary Findings for Condo Canvass Research
Over the last three months, over 150 members from RTTC-NYC organizations have been walking the streets of 298 census tracts located in 9 different community districts to document the true extent of the problem posed by empty condos and stalled
A People’s Plan for the East River Waterfront
In 2005 the New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC), the City’s official economic development organization, launched a plan to dramatically redevelop the waterfront in the Lower East Side and Chinatown. Overall, this plan was not responsive to the needs
Off Point: The destruction of immigrant-owned small businesses and low-wage jobs in the Willets Point section of Queens
The purpose of this Report is to draw attention to critical issues facing commercial tenants in New York City who are forced to relocate because of urban renewal projects, and to draw a spotlight on the fact that the majority
An Overview of New York Public Housing
The New York City Housing Authority, which runs the city’s extensive public housing program, has seen a continual disinvestment from all levels of government. This disinvestment has led the city’s public housing stock to fall into a $137 million deficit,
We Count! Documenting the 9/11 Health Crisis 8 Years Later
The WE COUNT! survey is a joint project by the Beyond Ground Zero network (“BGZ”) and 9/11 Environmental Action (“9/11 EA”). This survey represents a community effort to investigate the extent and scope of the 9/11 health crisis in the
The Impact of Poor Housing Conditions on the Health of Asthmatic New Yorkers
There is an undeniable relationship between poor housing conditions and asthma. Strong evidence suggests that cockroaches are the leading asthma trigger found in the homes of asthmatic New Yorkers.
We Call These Projects Home: Solving the Housing Crisis from the Ground Up, a Right to the City Alliance Report on Public Housing
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