What is the digital divide? How does the lack of digital equity impact students doing remote learning? What could the future of digital learning look like?
It’s been a long winter but spring is finally here! Over the past few months students have been hard at work using art, design, and collaborative research to investigate social justice issues impacting their communities. Mark your calendars and join us for two exciting ...
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Shine A Light On Your Utility Rights is now available in Haitian Creole!
What is facial recognition technology? How its use by the police impact New Yorkers? What’s the line between public safety and privacy?
On Thursday, June 21st, nearly 60 people tuned in for the student debut of DataFace!, an investigation into facial recognition technology.
CUP worked with students from the Bronx School for Law, Government & Justice and Teaching Artist Hugo Rojas to investigate ...
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Join CUP for the online debut of Health Inside & Out
You’re invited to the online debut of DataFace!
On April 30, 2020 students from Life Sciences Secondary School and Teaching Artist Stephen Kwok debuted Swipe Out, live to an online audience! Swipe Out investigates how the MTA’s crackdown on fare evasion impacts New Yorkers.
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Shine A Light On Your Utility Rights is now available in Spanish!
Update: Unfortunately this public event has been cancelled and students will present their poster to their school peers at their school in the upcoming weeks. Please stay tuned for more updates on the project and how to get your own copy!
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On October 10, 2019 students from the Red Hook Community Justice Center presented their latest investigation, Swept Up, at Mayday Space.
On October 24, 2019 students from New Settlement at CMSP 327 presented Snack Attack at BronxNet.
