...and advocates working to develop equitable programs and policies to support all children, regardless of their race or ethnic backgrounds. Special thanks to the PCSB Community Foundation and Robin Hood...
...own data from our community partners that will tell a much more current and relevant story of what Westchester poverty looks like today. We will be highlighting that data in...
Click here to find out More Earlier this summer, Brett Amdur, a data journalist, took a deep dive into the data made available through the US Census Bureau’s American Community...
...grant from Robin Hood. This support will be pivotal in our ongoing efforts to shed light on the challenges faced by impoverished children in our community and throughout New York...
...were on hand: Michael Orth, Department of Community Mental Health Kathleen O’Connor, Department of Parks and Recreation Rocco Pozzi, Department of Probation Leonard Townes, Department of Social Services DaMia Harris,...
...likely NOT to have an internet subscription than the rest of the population (2021 American Community Survey, Tables S2801 & S2802). For these economically fragile individuals, an online connection is...
...chorus enhances a melody, eAdvocates would echo and enhance our messaging through phone calls and follow-up to our Advocacy Alert messages. Each time community members call an elected official, the...
...infants who need the support of trained professionals can participate in these programs. The Hope Quilt Project was created to enlist the community in creating quilt patches with messages or...
