NYC Policy Forum
New York City Policy Forum, Climate & Community InstituteThe 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 | Weekly |
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What the Mayor’s Chief of Staff Thinks About Governing for Affordability
Chief of Staff to the Mayor Elle Bisgaard-Church at “Governing for Affordability,” a New York City Policy Forum convening, on October 26.
With the midterm elections around the corner, politicians, pundits, and policy wonks across the polit...
Building a Public Renewable Energy Developer
Jason Kowalski and Johanna Bozuwa make the case for a new public institution that would bring benefits to workers and communities by accelerating the deployment of community-scale energy infrastructure, including: distributed battery storag...
Announcing Governing for Affordability
We are thrilled to announce Governing for Affordability, a convening on Monday, October 26 featuring leading thinkers and government officials tackling the affordability crisis in theory and in practice.
Nearly a year after the Mamdani cam...
Collective Power in the Age of AI
DCWP Commissioner Sam Levine in New York City, September 30, 2026.
Sam Levine puts debates over AI regulation in the context of corporate power over workers and consumers—and lays out a new suite of policies that the City of New York will...
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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