Our publications are an integral part of our systemic work. We conduct original research and publish reports in order to raise public awareness, capture the attention of policymakers, and effect systemic change on issues such as welfare reform, prison policies, and police practices.
In addition, we compile handbooks, resource guides and training manuals designed to help clients help themselves, as well as to educate and assist service providers and other advocates.
To view our publications, click on the name of the project in which you are interested, and select "Publications" from the menu.
Click here to view our
2011 Annual Report.
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2010 Annual Report.
Click here to view our
2009 Annual Report.
Click here to view our
2008 Annual Report.
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2007 Annual Report.
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2006 Annual Report.
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2005 Annual Report.
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2004 Annual Report.
Recent Highlights
"The Community Development Project: Strengthening NYC Community Organizations Since 2001,"
January 2012
An overview of our work featuring special case spotlights in each of our main issue areas, with an introduction from our director, Harvey Epstein.
"Whose Police Department?,"
Alternet,
December 21, 2011
"PROP Petition,"
December 2011
"Reimaging Rezoning: A Chinatown for Residents is a Chinatown for All,"
Community Development Project in partnership with CAAAV: Organizing,
December 1, 2011
"Public Hearing—Oversight Fighting Hunger in New York City Reporting on Finger Imaging of Food Stamp Recipients,"
HOPP,
November 21, 2011
"2011 New York City Council Human Rights Report Card,"
Human Rights Project,
November 14, 2011