Soul Care
Project Background Young people with experience in foster care, who are primarily black and brown people of color, often experience complex trauma prior to entering foster care, while in care, and when transitioning out of care—yet many cannot access the type of culturally responsive, long-term mental health and wellness support they desire. Existing systems and providers […]
The Public Prospective Longitudinal Understanding Study of 65+ Adults (PPLUS65)
Project Background Health and aging policies and systems are typically designed from the perspective of people who run systems, rather than from the point of view of consumers. Even when advocates, policymakers, and providers do seek to learn from older adults, those engagements often have significant limitations: existing datasets and surveys do not adequately focus […]
Building a Coalition for Social Justice
Medicare Decision-Making
Healthcare & the Digital Divide
Understanding New Yorkers’ Digital Service Needs
Design Patterns for Mental Health
Supporting Small-Business Accessibility in New York City
Understanding Childhood Obesity
NYC Well Design Tools
