NYC Policy Forum
The New York City Policy Forum is a new research and publishing network dedicated to governance in New York City.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 35 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 11 days ago |
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Give New Yorkers a Place to Go
Rick Weinmeyer argues that the city should partner with local businesses to make their toilets available free of charge, while also installing more automated pay toilets.
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Lessons from the Bike Bump
Teal Arcadi compares two methods through which New Yorkers try to change their built environment—litigation and grassroots organizing. Finding both lacking, he proposes a formalized, proactive system for building public participation into t...
Democracy Between Elections
One of the major ambitions of the Mamdani mayoralty is to increase engagement in the city’s governing institutions. “We won because we insisted that no longer would politics be something that is done to us,” he declared in his victory speec...
How to Handle a Rain Bomb
In recent years, New York and other cities have witnessed the rise of a new kind of climate disaster: cloudburst events. With a warmer atmosphere holding more water, extremely intense bouts of rain are overwhelming storm-and-sewer systems t...
Beyond Financial Literacy
Luke Herrine explains how New York City’s financial empowerment programs can undermine, rather than reinforce, the power that banks hold over our lives.
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