We’ve kicked off our latest collaboration with the Red Hook Community Justice Center!
Thanks to the generous donations of CUP’s supporters, students have been hard at work investigating police accountability in their communities and reimagining what public safety ...
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We’re delighted to announce our latest Public Access Design jury, who will help us select our first Public Access Design collaborations for 2021! This year we are joined by renald Louissaint, Dr. Carole Gothelf, Ting Ting Fu, and Boyeon Choi ...
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Parents and caregivers who interact with NYC’s Administration for Children’s Services (ACS), the agency responsible for investigating reports of child abuse and neglect, are often unfamliar with their rights, which can result in unnecessary harm to and separation ...
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We’re thrilled to announce our latest Public Access Design jury who will help select the 2021 Public Access Design Fellows! This year we are joined by Kitkat Pecson, Jade Broomfield, Basma Eid, and Tok Oyewole (clockwise left to right). This stellar ...
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A huge thank you to all the amazing supporters who helped us reach our goal!
With your help we raised over $24,000 for our summer Youth Education program with the Red Hook Community Justice Center.
Thanks to your support, youth will investigate who holds the police ...
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We’re happy to announce our latest Making Policy Public jury! This year we are joined by Zipeng Zhu, Audrey Sasson, Mohamed Attia, and Alice Chung (clockwise, from top left).
Each year, CUP has a jury of two people prominent in the organizing and advocacy fields and ...
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As organizers across the city continue to fight for housing justice for all, we’re highlighting some CUP tools that explain different rights and policies around the housing system, from navigating homeless shelters, to understanding utility rights.
Want to help make our Youth Education programs a reality? Be a fundraising champion for CUP!
What is facial recognition technology? How its use by the police impact New Yorkers? What’s the line between public safety and privacy?
It’s an overwhelming time to be an educator right now. Supporting our students during nationwide protests against police brutality and amidst a global pandemic is made all the more difficult when we can’t be in the room with our students. As educators, how can we ...
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We stand with the fight against anti-Black racism.
CUP is proud to receive an Immediate Response Grant from Brooklyn Community Foundation to support our work to create COVID-19 specific tools.
