New York stands to protect $186 billion in census-guided federal funding by investing $30 million now to ensure an accurate 2030 Census count that supports fair representation, strong communities, and…
Low license caps plagued local street vendors for decades — until City Council reforms changed the landscape.
Recent immigrants to Harlem — from Central and South America, the Caribbean, and Africa — seek the same opportunities as previous newcomers to the storied neighborhood.
Spanish-speaking immigrants across the United States describe how the current deportation climate is reshaping daily life- fueling fear, disrupting work and family routines, while also revealing resilience, solidarity, and a…
This data snapshot analyzes the vital economic contributions of immigrant entrepreneurs on Main Street, highlighting how they help local communities thrive while also highlighting disparities in business ownership faced by…
A state-by-state analysis highlighting the economic, fiscal, and community impacts of mass deportation- including impacts on jobs, industries, tax revenues, and immigrant families.
A spotlight on women street vendors in New York City, highlighting their contributions as entrepreneurs while examining the licensing and policy barriers that disproportionately impact women vendors.
A first-of-its-kind analysis of New York City’s street vendors that highlights their vital role in advancing small business ownership, economic opportunity, and cultural vibrancy throughout the city.
A demographic and economic profile of Black immigrant college graduates in the United States, highlighting where they live, the industries they work in, and the important contributions they make to…
Research shows that immigrant New Yorkers faced significant barriers during the Medicaid unwinding, including language access challenges, long wait times, and confusing paperwork, highlighting the need for more accessible and…