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Testimony - May 2025

NYC needs to address the alarming rise in poverty among older adults

In this testimony before the NYC Council Committee on Aging, Data Researcher Rachel Neches reveals a deeply troubling reality about the financial security crisis facing New York City's older adults, including a 41 percent increase in the number of older New Yorkers living in poverty.

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Commentary/Op-Ed - May 2025

More Jobs for the NYC Green Economy

In this NY Daily News op-ed, Jonathan Bowles and Eli Dvorkin make the case that the green economy may be the best chance in a generation to create far more well-paying career opportunities, and that New York must undertake a full court press to implement key initiatives already underway—including Local Law 97, swiftly deploying an NYC Green Building Fund, and putting CUNY students to work creating a greener university.

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Report - May 2025

Sustaining NYC’s Tech Edge

New York City's tech sector used to be celebrated for adding a bit of much-needed diversification to the city’s finance-heavy economy. Now tech is the engine driving the city’s economy forward, and is New York’s largest and most dependable source of new middle- and high-wage jobs.

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Event - May 2025

How NY State Can Expand Access to Tech Careers by Boosting K–12 Computing Education

On May 20th, the Center for an Urban Future held a forum on why bolstering computing education in the state's K-12 schools is so important to closing opportunity gaps in the tech workforce. It also dove into what more the state should do to ensure a lot more young people across the state build the foundational computing skills and technology competencies needed to get on a path to high-wage jobs in tech and AI.

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Event - May 2025

Retaining New York’s Young Families

On May 8th, the Center for an Urban Future held a policy forum focused on what concrete policies, strategies, and investments are needed to help New York retain and attract families. This event featured a fireside chat with NYCEDC President Andrew Kimball, 3-minute “idea pitches” from several candidates running for mayor, and two high-level panel discussions.

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Testimony - April 2025

Knocking Down Nontuition Financial Barriers to College Access and Success at CUNY

In this testimony before the NYC Council Committee on Higher Education, Editorial and Policy Director Eli Dvorkin sets forth what is needed to ensure that more New Yorkers re-enroll in college and finish their degrees, including launching initiatives like CUNY Fresh Start and CUNY Flex.

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