NYC Family Policy Project https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html No Filter, Still 2026 Legislative and Policy Proposals to Invest in Families and Reduce Investigations and Separations, Explained. Case Studies: How Four State Hotlines Use Data-Driven Screening Tools to Address Over-Reporting “What’re You Going to Do with that Little Bit of Money?” NYC cash assistance and how it could shift to unconditionally invest in families, explained. Blog Home Racial Disparities New Study: NYC’s Pre-K for All Led to Large Reductions in ACS Investigations for 4-Year-Olds Investing in Youth the Way They ‘Deserve and Demand’: YouthNPower: Transforming Care Direct Cash Transfer Project What NYC Is Learning About the Impacts of Unconditional Cash on Moms and Babies: The Bridge Project Current Priorities How Guaranteed Income Gives Families Space to Breathe: Allison Thompson, Center for Guaranteed Income Research Addressing Administrative Burdens That Push People Away from Public Benefits: Carolyn Barnes, University of Chicago Changing the Narrative Around Cash Assistance: Julia Casey, FPWA Making Cash Policies Work for Families: Aditi Shrivastava, Center for Budget and Policy Priorities How Guaranteed Income Can Be Used to Invest in Families and Protect Against Child Welfare Involvement, Explained. Motherhood in the Shadow of Child Protective Services: Dr. Kelley Fong, author of Investigating Families How Neighborhood Conditions Can Shape Family Life and Influence Child Welfare Involvement, Explained. Restorative Justice Hubs: Ashanti Jones, NJ Institute for Social Justice Collective Action as Healing: Anna Ortega-Williams, Silberman School of Social Work at Hunter College Executive Summary: No Filter, Still Calling for .5% of City Funding for the Libraries: Abby Emerson, Dylan Flesch and Mariame Kaba, NYC Public Library Action Network Terms & Definitions What Would a Family Well-Being Investment in Brownsville Look Like?  New York Ends Policy of Charging Parents for Foster Care: Jill Duerr Berrick, University of California, Berkeley  New Study Finds No Link Between Reductions in Foster Care Entry Rates and Child Maltreatment Deaths Education Reporters Leslie Paik, author of Trapped in a Maze: How social control institutions drive family poverty and inequality The Protective Power of Cash Reinvesting Upstream Welcome to Rooted in Care! About 5-Year Trends: NYC Child Welfare 2019-2024 Hotline Calls Community Overview 2019 Community Overview Racial Disparities 2019 Anonymous Reporters Newborns and Infants FPP’s Team Court-Ordered Supervision 2019 Research Summary: The Role of Economic Setbacks and Hardships in Child Welfare Involvement Brownsville 2023 Sunset Park 2019 Hunts Point 2019 Morris Heights 2019 No Filter West 50s 2023 West 50s 2019 Extreme Family Stress, Extraordinary Family Investment