Families for New York
Danyela Souza Egorov, Alina Adams, Dr. Jennifer Weber, Lucas LiuFamilies for New York uses news, interviews, and the stories of everyday New Yorkers to help families and caregivers understand and debate the policies and issues impacting the future of New York's next generation.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 89 | Subscribers | Read | families4newyork.com |
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Real affordability in NY
Last week I joined the NY Roundtable on Affordability led by Senator Stephen Chan and Assembly members Lester Chang and Michale Novakhov. They discussed how to really make NY more affordable by reducing regulation on housing, healthcare, an...
Revisionist history and an unsustainable path for NYC schools
I still remember one day back in 2021. I went to the gym in the morning and later went to dinner with my best friend at our favorite restaurant in the West Village. However, my son, who was in 2nd grade, was still doing remote learning from...
My appearance on the Bigger Apple podcast
Education often receives insufficient attention in the news, in my opinion. There was minimal discussion about public schools in the recent mayoral election, despite the NYC Department of Education costing 40% of the city’s budget.
The movement to democratize tutoring
I am excited to share today research on the movement to democratize tutoring. States like Louisiana are offering tutoring not only during the school day, but also through vouchers for low-income families to pay for outside tutors.
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