By Jonathan Bowles
A month before the pandemic hit New York, my colleagues and I at the Center for an Urban Future published a report urging city officials to make a bold new commitment. Continue Reading →
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Black-And Asian-Owned Businesses Grow While Hispanic-Owned Decline, Says CUF
The Center for an Urban Future reports that the latest study reveals that over the past five years the number of Hispanic-owned businesses decreased by 8.7 percent citywide, and by 23 percent in the Bronx. Continue Reading →
Harlem’s Marcus Samuelsson And Others Layout Groundwork For A Tourism Recovery In NYC
Last week’s Center for an Urban Future policy forum, “Laying the Groundwork for a Tourism Recovery in NYC.” Continue Reading →
NYC’s Glaring Racial Disparities In Employment, Reports Center For An Urban Future
In a new Center for an Urban Future report which concludes that for New York City to achieve an equitable and inclusive economic recovery.
Tren’ness Woods-Black And Others Help NYC’s Immigrant-And Minority-Owned Small Businesses Recover
In recent months, CUF has shined a light on the disproportionate damage done by the pandemic to the city’s immigrant- and minority-owned small businesses, while elevating solutions to help cushion the blow and ensure an inclusive recovery. Continue Reading →
Harlem’s Tren’ness Woods-Black And Others Offer Ideas To Boost Minority And Immigrant-Owned Businesses In Crisis
Yesterday marked the beginning of the gradual reopening of New York City’s economy, but there is much policymakers will need to do in the weeks and months ahead to ensure that the city’s economic recovery is inclusive and equitable. Continue Reading →
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