Fund For The City Of New York Inc

CENTER FOR COURT INNOVATION STATE-BASED ADULT DRUG COURT TTA

CENTER FOR COURT INNOVATION NATIONAL PROBLEM-SOLVING JUSTICE INITIATIVE

A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL OF PARTICIPATORY PEACE CIRCLES IN NEW YORK CITY SCHOOLS

JUSTICE FOR FAMILIES TRAINING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE PROJECT

CENTER FOR COURT INNOVATION STATE-BASED ADULT DRUG COURT TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM

NATIONAL PROBLEM-SOLVING COURT TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE INITIATIVE

TRIBAL ACCESS TO JUSTICE INNOVATION PROJECT (TAJI PROJECT)

STATEWIDE DRUG COURT TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM

SAVE OUR STREETS CROWN HEIGHTS (S.O.S.) ENHANCEMENT

ZONE 126 FULL-SERVICE NEIGHBORHOOD COMMUNITY SCHOOLS AT PS 171Q AND IS 126Q

EVALUATION OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL'S CHILDREN EXPOSED TO VIOLENCE DEMONSTRATION PROGRAM: PHASE I

SIXTH AMENDMENT STRATEGIC PLANNING: A RESEARCH-TO-PRACTICE APPROACH

PURPOSE: ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVE, COMMUNITY PROJECT FUNDING/CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTED SPENDING AWARDS ARE AUTHORIZED UNDER THE CONSOLIDATED APPROPRIATIONS ACT, 2022 PUBLIC LAW 117-328 AND THE EXPLANATORY STATEMENT FOR DIVISION L OF THAT ACT. PROJECTS SELECTED FOR COMMUNITY PROJECT FUNDING/CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTED SPENDING ARE LISTED IN THE JOINT EXPLANATORY STATEMENT (JES) THAT ACCOMPANIES A SPECIFIC FISCAL YEAR’S APPROPRIATIONS ACT OR CONGRESSIONAL RECORD. THE JES LISTS PROJECT, RECIPIENT, STATE, AMOUNT AND CONGRESSIONAL SPONSOR.; ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED: ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVE, COMMUNITY PROJECT FUNDING/CONGRESSIONALLY DIRECTED SPENDING AWARD PROJECTS INCLUDE A WIDE VARIETY OF ACTIVITIES THAT RESULT IN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT OUTCOMES. HUD WILL NOT KNOW THE FULL SCOPE OF THE PROJECT UNTIL THE RECIPIENT SUBMITS THE REQUIRED PROJECT NARRATIVE AND CONFIRMS ALIGNMENT WITH THE LANGUAGE AS PROVIDED IN THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD. TO FIND THE DETAILS OF THE GRANT AWARD AS WRITTEN WITHIN THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD USE THE FOLLOWING LINK AND PATH SELECTIONS TO GET TO THE DESCRIPTION OF THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVE, COMMUNITY PROJECT FUNDING GRANTS HTTPS://WWW.HUD.GOV/PROGRAM_OFFICES/COMM_PLANNING/EDI-GRANTS, SELECT THE FISCAL YEAR OF INTEREST, SCROLL DOWN TO PROGRAM LAWS AND REGULATIONS, UNDER FISCAL YEAR 20XX CONSOLIDATED APPROPRIATIONS ACT, 20XX: CONGRESSIONAL RECORD (JOINT EXPLANATORY STATEMENT).; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: COMPLETION OF THE PROJECT AS DESCRIBED IN THE JOINT EXPLANATORY STATEMENT (JES) PROJECT DESCRIPTION AND SUBSEQUENT APPROVED PROJECT NARRATIVE.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: THE PROJECT BENEFICIARIES ARE THE INDIVIDUALS AND/OR ORGANIZATIONS THAT ARE AWARDED GRANT FUNDS OR SERVED BY THE ENTITIES THAT ARE AWARDED GRANT FUNDS AS IDENTIFIED IN THE JES RECIPIENT OR PROJECT DESCRIPTION SECTIONS.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: THE SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES ARE UNKNOWN AT THE TIME OF AWARD.

MAKE IT HAPPEN: ADDRESSING TRAUMA AMONG YOUNG MEN OF COLOR

THE CHILD WITNESS MATERIALS DEVELOPMENT PROJECT

STATEWIDE DRUG COURT TRAINING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM

THE COMMERCIAL SEXUAL EXPLOITATION OF CHILDREN (CSEC) IN THE UNITED STATES: A NATIONAL STUDY OF CSEC PREVALENCE, PROSECUTION, AND SERVICES

CRIMINAL COURT COMMUNICATION IMPROVEMENT PROJECT

TRIBAL RISK/NEED ASSESSMENT TOOL

NATIONAL TRAINING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM

CENTER FOR COURT INNOVATION: COURT TRAINING AND IMPROVEMENTS COMPREHENSIVE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE PROJECT

PEER CARE INITIATIVE

NATIONAL DOMESTIC VIOLENCE HOMICIDE PREVENTION TRAINING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE RESOURCE CENTER

EXPANDING MENTAL HEALTH DIVERSION OPPORTUNITIES: A PROSPECTIVE EVALUATION OF THE LOS ANGELES COUNTY INTAKE BOOKING DIVERSION PROGRAM

PROBLEM SOLVING COURT TRAINING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE PROJECT

PROBLEM-SOLVING COURTS TRAINING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE PROJECT

DEVELOPMENT OF MATERIALS FOR CHILD VICTIMS AND WITNESSES

RESEARCH ON DISTRICT ATTORNEYS'' PRETRIAL DIVERSION PROGRAMS: A PROPOSAL FOR A COMPREHENSIVE MULTI-METHOD STUDY

SOUTH BRONX YOUTH OPPORTUNITY INITIATIVE

CROWN HEIGHTS CEASEFIRE PROGRAM

NEWARK COMMUNITY SOLUTIONS PROPOSES THE NEWARK COMMUNITY SOLUTIONS-YOUTH VIOLENCE PREVENTION (NCS-YVP) PROJECT TO DEVELOP AND ENHANCE COORDINATED RESPONSES TO VIOLENCE WITHIN THE NEWARK, NEW JERSEY, COMMUNITY AS IT RELATES TO YOUTH AND THEIR FAMILIES; DEVELOP AND IMPLEMENT A COMPREHENSIVE AND RESTORATIVE DIRECT SERVICE PROGRAM TO ADDRESS TRAUMA ASSOCIATED WITH YOUTH VICTIMIZATION, EXPOSURE TO VIOLENCE, AND YOUTHFUL OFFENDING; AND CREATE A SUSTAINABLE AND REPLICABLE PROGRAM THAT CAN CONTINUE TO REDUCE INCIDENCES OF YOUTH VIOLENCE AND MEANINGFULLY RESPOND TO VIOLENCE AND TRAUMA AMONGST YOUNG PEOPLE. THE PROPOSED PROJECT WILL BENEFIT AT LEAST 150 YOUTH, AGES 13 THROUGH 17, WHO HAVE EITHER BEEN IMPACTED BY VIOLENCE OR INVOLVED IN THE JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM, AND THEIR FAMILIES AND COMMUNITY. TO ACCOMPLISH THESE GOALS, NEWARK COMMUNITY SOLUTIONS WILL CONVENE A MULTIDISCIPLINARY PLANNING TEAM (MPT) TO INFORM AND ADVISE YOUTH-BASED SERVICES AND COMMUNITY-BASED VIOLENCE PREVENTION STRATEGIES; INCREASE THE CAPACITY OF THE MPT AND OTHER CRIMINAL JUSTICE STAKEHOLDERS TO RESPOND TO YOUTHFUL OFFENDING, VIOLENCE, AND VICTIMIZATION; DEVELOP COMMUNITY-BASED APPROACHES AND CRIME-REDUCTION STRATEGIES THAT FOCUS ON PREVENTION AND INTERVENTION OF VIOLENT CRIME AMONG YOUTH; RAISE PROGRAM AWARENESS THROUGH STRATEGIC AND RIGOROUS OUTREACH TO YOUNG PEOPLE, JUVENILE JUSTICE STAKEHOLDERS, EDUCATIONAL STAKEHOLDERS, AND YOUTH-SERVING COMMUNITY PROGRAMS; DEVELOP INDIVIDUALIZED SERVICE PLANS BASED ON EVIDENCE-BASED, CLINICAL NEEDS ASSESSMENT; INCREASE PROTECTIVE FACTORS THROUGH DELIVERY OF TRAUMA-INFORMED COUNSELING, CASE MANAGEMENT, AND MENTORING SERVICES TO YOUTH IMPACTED BY TRAUMA, CRIME, AND YOUTHFUL OFFENDING; PROVIDE AFTERCARE SUPPORT SERVICES TO ENSURE PARTICIPANTS HAVE CONNECTIONS TO NECESSARY SERVICES AFTER PROGRAM COMPLETION; UTILIZE THE ACTION RESEARCH MODEL TO DRIVE DATA-INFORMED PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT AND ENHANCEMENTS; MEASURE AND REPORT PROGRAM IMPACT ON INCIDENCE OF YOUTH VIOLENCE, DELINQUENCY, AND VICTIMIZATION; AND INTEGRATE THE PROGRAM MODEL AND SYSTEM-BASED MULTIDISCIPLINARY COORDINATION INTO THE LARGER JUVENILE JUSTICE FRAMEWORK.

PROJECT HEAL (HELPING TO EMPOWER THROUGH ADVOCACY & LEADERSHIP)

FY 16 THE PRICE OF JUSTICE: RETHINKING THE CONSEQUENCES OF JUSTICE FINES AND FEES: THE PRICE OF JUSTICE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE (CATEGORY 2)

IDA PROGRAM FOR REFUGEES

COMING HOME QUEENS REENTRY PROGRAM

CENTER FOR COURT INNOVATION TRIBAL JUSTICE EXCHANGE PROJECT

FY 2006 OFFICE ON VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE BRIDGE AWARDS

JUSTICE FOR FAMILIES COURTS PROJECT

THE EVE (ENDING VIOLENCE EARLY) PROJECT: PROVIDES LEGAL REPRESENTATION TO TEENAGERS AND YOUNG VICTIMS OF DATING ABUSE, STALKING, SEXUAL ASSAULT AND D

HIDDEN VICTIMS: PROVIDING AND ACCESSING VICTIM SERVICES FOR YOUNG MEN OF COLOR

2018 NEW JERSEY PSN

JUSTICE FOR FAMILIES: COURT PROJECTS COMPREHENSIVE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE PROJECT

TRIAL AND ERROR: FAILURE AND INNOVATION IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE REFORM

FY16 OVW TARGETED: DOMESTIC VIOLENCE FUNDAMENTALS TRAINING PROJECT

ABUSIVE PARTNER ACCOUNTABILITY AND ENGAGEMENT TRAINING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE PROJECT

EXAMINING SCHOOL SAFETY AND POSITIVE CLIMATE AND CULTURE: A COMPREHENSIVE STUDY IN NEW YORK CITY

COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS IN CONTEXT: A MULTI-METHOD EVALUATION OF RISK RESPONSIVE AND NEIGHBORHOOD-ORIENTED PROBATION MODELS IN NEW YORK CITY

BROWNSVILLE ANTI-VIOLENCE PROJECT

TRIBAL HEALING TO WELLNESS COURT RESPONSES TO UNDERAGE DRINKING TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE

THE GUN EPIDEMIC RECONSIDERED: CREATING A FOUNDATION TO REDUCE FIREARM VIOLENCE AMONG URBAN YOUTH

CENTER FOR COURT INNOVATION TRIBAL JUSTICE EXCHANGE PROJECT

TRIBAL YOUTH FELLOWSHIP PROJECT: EMPOWERING TRIBAL YOUTH LEADERSHIP

YOUTH VIOLENCE PREVENTION ENHANCEMENT PROJECT

CENTER FOR COURT INNOVATION IMPROVING PUBLIC TRUST AND CONFIDENCE INITIATIVE

IMPROVING SHOOTING RESPONSES AND WITNESS ENGAGEMENT

CENTER FOR COURT INNOVATION TRIBAL JUSTICE EXCHANGE PROJECT

CPD

A MULTI-SITE STUDY OF TRIBAL YOUTH GANG ACTIVITY: DYNAMICS, NETWORKS, AND TRIBAL COMMUNITY INITIATIVES

CENTER FOR COURT INNOVATION: NATIONAL COMMUNITY COURT INITIATIVE

SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK PSN PROJECT

QUEENS YOUTH JUSTICE CENTER SPECIALIZED SERVICES AND MENTORING FOR CHILD AND YOUTH VICTIMS OF SEX TRAFFICKING AND SEXUAL EXPLOITATION

PROSTITUTION, HUMAN TRAFFICKING, AND VICTIM IDENTIFICATION: ESTABLISHING AN EVIDENCE-BASED FOUNDATION FOR A SPECIALIZED CRIMINAL JUSTICE RESPONSE

PROJECT SAFE: SERVICES AND FUNDAMENTAL ENHANCEMENTS FOR JUSTICE-INVOLVED WOMEN

TRIBAL COURTS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM 2008 TRIBAL JUSTICE EXCHANGE

LEGAL RESPONSES TO HUMAN TRAFFICKING:EVALUABILITY ASSESSMENTS AND FUTURE EVALUATION DESIGNS

YOUTH OPPORTUNITY AMERICORPS IS A GRANT PROGRAM JOINTLY SPONSORED BY THE CORPORATION FOR NATIONAL AND COMMUNITY SERVICE (CNCS) AND THE DEPARTMENT OF

SHARING LESSONS OF FAILURE IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE INNOVATION

MISDEMEANOR EVIDENCE-BASED INTERVENTION PROJECT

EVIDENCE-BASED SCREENING AND ASSESSMENT: A RANDOMIZED TRIAL OF A VALIDATED ASSESSMENT TOOL IN THREE NEW YORK CITY DRUG COURTS

JUSTICE FOR FAMILIES TRAIN-THE-TRAINER PROJECT

FY 19 CBCR PROGRAM

THE FOURTH R: A RANDOMIZED TRIAL OF A VIOLENCE-REDUCTION PROGRAM IN BRONX, NEW YORK

CENTER FOR COURT INNOVATION: COURT LANGUAGE ACCESS TRAINING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE PROJECT

RED HOOK COMMUNITY JUSTICE CENTER'S YOUTH PROGRAMS

PRETRIAL ASSESSMENT OF MISDEMEANOR DEFENDANTS: DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF AN EVIDENCE-BASED TOOL

CPD

A NATIONAL PORTRAIT OF JUDICIAL ENGAGEMENT IN COORDINATED COMMUNITY RESPONSE TO INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE

IMPROVING CRIMINAL JUSTICE RESPONSE COORDINATED COMMUNITY RESPONSE TRAINING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE PROJECT

THE COLLEGE INITIATIVE PEER MENTORING PROJECT

CLOSING THE GAP IN THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE RESPONSE TO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE: A SPECIALIZED DOMESTIC VIOLENCE COURTS TRAINING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE INITIATIVE

SAFETY & ADVOCACY FOR YOUNG SURVIVORS ("SAYS") PROJECT

CENTER FOR COURT INNOVATION -- DRUG COURTS: TRIAL AND ERROR

A NATIONAL PORTRAIT OF RESTORATIVE JUSTICE RESPONSES TO INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE

FY 2008 PSN INITIATIVE

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE PROTECTION ORDER REGISTRY TECHNOLOGY TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE PROJECT

INSTITUTE FOR IMPROVING COURT EDUCATION AND APPROACHES ON DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND SEXUAL ASSAULT

CPD

COURTS AND CULTURAL COMPETENCY TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE PROJECT

JUSTICE FOR FAMILIES TRAIN-THE-TRAINER PROJECT

FY 2010 PSN COMPREHENSIVE STRATEGY: EASTERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK

CPD

MENTOR COURT ENHANCEMENT PROJECT

FY 2009 PROJECT SAFE NEIGHBORHOODS - EASTERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK

MID-HUDSON VALLEY DRUG COURT ENHANCEMENT PROJECT

FY 2008 PROJECT SAFE NEIGHBORHOODS INITIATIVE

BEDFORD-STUYVESANT VIOLENCE PREVENTION PROJECT: BCJI PLANNING

EASTERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK FY 2011 PROJECT SAFE NEIGHBORHOODS INITIATIVE

BUILDING TRIBAL-RESEARCHER CAPACITY TO INFORM DATA-DRIVEN PRACTICES TECHNOLOGY AND TRIBAL JUSTICE

DESCRIPTION:SCHOOL CAFETERIA WASTE REDUCTION INTERVENTIONS FOR CLIMATE SMART FOOD SERVICE IS A SERIES OF SEQUENTIAL SOURCE REDUCTION PILOTS TO BE SHARED CITYWIDE AS A SCALABLE MODEL TO ACCELERATE NEW YORK CITY'S ZERO WASTE GOALS. THE PROJECT FOCUS IS ON MINIMIZING BOTH SCHOOL FOOD PACKAGING AND FOOD WASTE AT ONE NEW YORK CITY PUBLIC ELEMENTARY SCHOOL USING DETAILED WASTE AUDITS, VIDEO DOCUMENTATION, CLASSROOM EDUCATION, AND STUDENT AND STAFF PARTNERSHIP.ACTIVITIES:THIS DEMONSTRATION PROJECT WILL TAKE PLACE AT P.S. 15 PATRICK F. DALY IN RED HOOK, BROOKLYN, SPANNING ACROSS TWO SCHOOL YEARS, PARTNERING WITH STUDENTS AND SCHOOL STAFF. WITH THE SUPPORT OF LONG-TIME AGENCY PARTNERS NYC DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION AND OFFICES OF FOOD AND NUTRITION AND SUSTAINABILITY, THE TEAM WILL: CONDUCT FOUR KEY INTERVENTIONS TO TEST NEW WASTE REDUCTION METHODOLOGIES; COLLECT DETAILED BASELINE AND DAY-OF-PILOT CAFETERIA WASTE DATA, DEVELOP AND TEACH RELATED CLASSROOM CURRICULUM WITH STUDENT-DESIGNED ENGAGEMENT CAMPAIGNS, VIDEO DOCUMENT THE PROCESS, AND FINALLY, PRESENT QUALITATIVE AND QUANTITATIVE OUTCOMES AND STUDENT SUGGESTIONS TO DECISION-MAKERS TO ACCELERATE THE REDUCTION OF LANDFILL AND INCINERATOR-BOUND SCHOOL GARBAGE FROM ALL 1,800 NYC PUBLIC SCHOOLS.SUBRECIPIENT:NO SUBAWARDS ARE INCLUDED IN THIS ASSISTANCE AGREEMENT.OUTCOMES:ANTICIPATED DELIVERABLES INCLUDE DOCUMENTED REDUCTION IN SINGLE USE PLASTIC CONSUMPTION IN PS 15; EXPANSION OF THE PLASTIC-FREE LUNCH DAY TO ALL 1800 NYC PUBLIC SCHOOLS; AND EXPANSION OF THE PILOT LUNCH DEMONSTRATION TO INCLUDE BREAKFAST, FURTHER REDUCING SINGLE USE PLASTIC CONSUMPTION. INTENDED BENEFIIARIES ARE NEW YORK CITY RESIDENTS AND INDIRECTLY, ALL GLOBAL CITIZENS, AS ONE OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL GOALS IS A REDUCTION IN GREENHOUSE GASES PRODUCED.

PROJECT SAFE NEIGHBORHOODS FY2010: SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK

FY 2009 PROJECT SAFE NEIGHBORHOODS SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK

CPD

SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK FY 2011 PROJECT SAFE NEIGHBORHOOD INITIATIVE

MID-HUDSON VETERANS DRUG COURTS ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM

GEOCONVERGENCE WORKSHOP

DESCRIPTION:'YOUTH ACTION FOR EJ AND WASTE EQUITY' - TO INSPIRE COMMUNITY WASTE REDUCTION (YA-EJ+WE) IS A UNIQUE DEMONSTRATION PROJECT LED BY CAFETERIA CULTURE (CAFCU) IN PARTNERSHIP WITH SIXTH GRADE STUDENTS FROM A NEW YORK CITY (NYC) PUBLIC SCHOOL LOCATED IN AN ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE (EJ) COMMUNITY. STUDENTS DEMONSTRATE THEIR OWN SOURCE REDUCTION ACTIONS, WHILE EDUCATING THEIR SCHOOL AND LOCAL COMMUNITY ON THE CONNECTION BETWEEN EJ, WASTE EQUITY AND WASTE REDUCTION. TO SCALE UP AND PROMOTE THIS TIMELY AND REPLICABLE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCE, THE PROJECT WILL BE PROFESSIONALLY VIDEO DOCUMENTED BY THE CAFCU TEAM, WHO WILL PRODUCE AN INSPIRATIONAL VIDEO (15-20 MINUTES) TO SHOWCASE THE STUDENTS' VOICES AND IMPACT. THE VIDEO WILL BE SHARED AND PROMOTED ON CAFCU'S POPULAR YOUTUBE CHANNEL WITH A FREE COMPANION EDUCATOR TOOLKIT.ACTIVITIES: ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED INCLUDE: SCHOOL CURRICULUM PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT. IMPLEMENT CURRICULUM WITH VIDEO DOCUMENTATION. STUDENT FIELD TRIP TO NEWARK. STUDENT-LED FAMILY DROP-OFF OF ORGANICS (2 EVENTS) DEVELOPMENT OF PUBLIC VIDEO AND EDUCATOR TOOLKIT. STUDENT FIELD TRIP TO LOCAL COMMUNITY GARDEN. STUDENT-LED ZERO WASTE LUNCH WEEK TO REDUCE PLASTIC AND FOOD WASTE EVENT IN SCHOOL. STUDENTS COLLECT FOOD SCRAPS FROM STUDENT LUNCHES FOR COMMUNITY COMPOSTING. SUBRECIPIENT:NO SUBAWARDS ARE INCLUDED IN THIS ASSISTANCE AGREEMENT.OUTCOMES: ANTICIPATED DELIVERABLES AND EXPECTED OUTCOMES INCLUDE: DEMONSTRATE THE INSPIRATIONAL POWER OF YOUTH TO ENGAGE SCHOOL AND LOCAL EJ COMMUNITIES TO REDUCE PLASTIC PACKAGING AND FOOD WASTE BY CONNECTING THE URGENCY OF SOURCE REDUCTION TO EJ AND WASTE EQUITY. PROVIDE A SCALABLE AND REALISTIC TEMPLATE FOR CRITICALLY NEEDED SOURCE REDUCTION AND BEHAVIORAL CHANGE FOR OTHER SCHOOLS, SCHOOL FOOD DIRECTORS AND EJ COMMUNITIES ACROSS NYC AND BEYOND BY FEATURING THESE STUDENTS' EFFORTS IN AN ENTERTAINING AND EDUCATIONAL VIDEO WITH AN EASY-TO-USE COMPANION EDUCATOR TOOLKIT. ACCELERATE CITYWIDE INSTITUTIONAL CHANGE TO REDUCE CLIMATE POLLUTING EMISSIONS AND REDUCE COSTS BY PROVIDING NEW TOOLS AND PRESSURE FOR STAFF TO ADHERE TO EXISTING POLICY FOR SCHOOL MEAL SERVICE WITH REGARD TO U.S. AND NYC PROCEDURES AND BY IMPLEMENTATION OF PLASTIC FREE LUNCH DAY COST-SAVING CHANGES ON A DAILY BASIS. INCREASE PARTICIPATION IN EQUITABLE WASTE REDUCTION AND DISPOSAL OPTIONS BY SHOWING BEHAVIORAL CHANGES IN STUDENTS AND ADULTS TO REDUCE WASTE AT THE SOURCE FOR THE SAKE OF PROTECTING THE RIGHTS OF ALL COMMUNITIES, ESPECIALLY EJ COMMUNITIES.

COMPUTER SCIENCE COMMUNITY OPERATING ENTITY CONVENING

15.904 HISTORIC PRESERVATION FUND GRANTS-IN-AID UNDERREPRESENTED COMMUNITIES SAM.GOV HISTORIC PRESERVATION FUND GRANTS-IN-AID ASSIST IN THE IDENTIFICATION, EVALUATION, AND PROTECTION OF HISTORIC PROPERTIES BY SUCH MEANS AS EDUCATION, SURVEY, PLANNING, TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE, PRESERVATION, DOCUMENTATION, AND FINANCIAL INCENTIVES LIKE GRANTS AND TAX CREDITS AVAILABLE FOR HISTORIC PROPERTIES. OPPORTUNITY P23AS00473 - THE NATIONAL PARK SERVICES (NPS) UNDERREPRESENTED COMMUNITIES GRANT PROGRAM (URC) IS INTENDED TO DIVERSIFY THE NOMINATIONS SUBMITTED TO THE NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES TO INCLUDE COMMUNITIES THAT ARE CURRENTLY UNDERREPRESENTED. URC GRANTS ARE FUNDED BY THE HISTORIC PRESERVATION FUND (HPF) AND ARE ADMINISTERED BY THE NPS. PROJECTS INCLUDE SURVEYS AND NOMINATIONS OF HISTORIC SITES ASSOCIATED WITH COMMUNITIES UNDERREPRESENTED IN THE NATIONAL REGISTER. URC PROJECTS RESULT IN AT LEAST ONE NEW OR AMENDED NOMINATION TO THE NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES. BENEFICIARIES INCLUDE STATE HISTORIC PRESERVATION OFFICES, TRIBAL HISTORIC PRESERVATION OFFICES, CERTIFIED LOCAL GOVERNMENTS, NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS, AND FEDERALLY RECOGNIZED TRIBES, ALASKA NATIVE VILLAGES CORPORATIONS, AND NATIVE HAWAIIAN ORGANIZATIONS, AS DEFINED BY 54 USC 300309, 54 USC 300313 AND 54 USC 300314. THIS PROJECT IS AWARDED TO THE FUND FOR THE CITY OF NEW YORK TO AMEND THE NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES NOMINATION FOR THE HOTEL CHELSEA IN MANHATTAN TO ADD LGBT CULTURAL AND SOCIAL SIGNIFICANCE.

THE RECIPIENT WILL SEEK TO INCREASE YOUTH UNDERSTANDING AND ACTION REGARDING SOLID WASTE ISSUES IN TWO LOW-INCOME, MINORITY AND IMMIGRANT SCHOOLS, ON

TO SUPPORT THE EXPANSION OF ARTHOME: ARTIST HOMEOWNERSHIP PROGRAM.

NEW JERSEY PROJECT SAFE NEIGHBORHOODS

THE RECIPIENT WILL SEEK TO INCREASE THE SCHOOL CAFETERIA SOLID WASTE DIVERSION RATE TO OVER 80% AT A PUBLIC MIDDLE SCHOOL IN BROOKLYN, NEW YORK. THE

TO SUPPORT JAZZ ACROSS THE AMERICAS: COLOMBIA AND PERU WITH ARTURO O'FARRILL AND THE AFRO LATIN JAZZ ORCHESTRA.

QUEENS COMMUNITY JUSTICE CENTER: QUEENS HOPE EXPANSION

THE CENTER FOR COURT INNOVATION (CENTER)/FUND FOR THE CITY OF NEW YORK SEEKS $1,000,000 OVER A 36-MONTH GRANT PERIOD TO CREATE AND IMPLEMENT THE SOUTH BRONX COMMUNITY SAFETY INITIATIVE IN BRONX, NY.   THIS PROPOSAL FOCUSES ON BRONX COMMUNITY DISTRICT 3. THE POPULATION IS APPROXIMATELY 79,762. PRECISE BOUNDARIES OF BRONX CD 3 ARE INCLUDED IN THE PROPOSAL NARRATIVE. THE AREA INCLUDES ZIP CODES 10451, 10456, 10457, 10459, AND 10460. CENSUS TRACKS 149, 145, 151, 161, 165, AND 167 WERE DESIGNATED AS LOW-INCOME HIGH POVERTY OPPORTUNITY ZONES BY NEW YORK STATE. CENSUS TRACTS 141 AND 157 WERE DESIGNATED AS LOW-INCOME QUALIFIED OPPORTUNITY ZONES BY THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. THE BRONX COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY’S OFFICE RECEIVED THE 2019 BJA INNOVATIVE PROSECUTION SOLUTIONS FOR COMBATING CRIME AWARD; BRONX CD 3 IS INCLUDED IN THE BOROUGH-WIDE CATCHMENT. THE CENTER IS NOT AWARE OF ADDITIONAL FEDERAL FUNDS DIRECTED TOWARD THE TARGET NEIGHBORHOOD.   THE CENTER WILL UTILIZE CRIME DATA FROM THE NYPD AND MOCJ TO ASSESS CRIME AND HOT SPOTS WITHIN THE TARGET NEIGHBORHOOD. THE CENTER WILL WORK WITH PARTNERS TO ANALYZE DATA TO IDENTIFY FOCUS AREAS, TRENDS, CHANGES, OR OTHER FACTORS THAT MAY INDICATE A NEED TO RE-ASSESS PROGRAM HOTSPOTS OR INTERVENTIONS. THE CENTER WILL LEVERAGE COMMUNITY STAKEHOLDERS TO ENSURE THAT QUALITIVE INSIGHT AND INFORMATION ABOUT COMMUNITY INCIDENTS IS ALSO INCLUDED IN ANALYSIS, PROBLEM IDENTIFICATION, AND INTERVENTION DEVELOPMENT.   THE PROJECT WILL REDUCE VIOLENT CRIME AND INCREASE NEIGHBORHOOD SAFETY IN BRONX CD 3 THROUGH A PLACE-BASED STRATEGY THAT FOCUSES ON CRIME DETERRENCE, NEIGHBORHOOD REVITALIZATION, COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT, DATA-DRIVEN STRATEGIES, AND CROSS-SECTOR PARTNERSHIPS. PROJECT STAFF WILL EMPLOY PUBLIC SAFETY, VIOLENCE PREVENTION, YOUTH SERVICES, COMMUNITY ORGANIZING, URBAN PLANNING, AND PUBLIC HEALTH STRATEGIES TO REDUCE CRIME AND CREATE A SAFER, MORE EQUITABLE NEIGHBORHOOD. THE PROJECT WILL ADDRESS THE DEEP-ROOTED AND GENERATIONAL ISSUES OF COMMUNITY VIOLENCE, SPECIFICALLY TERRITORIAL GANG VIOLENCE AND YOUTH-DRIVEN CRIME IN THE CATCHMENT AREA, WHICH INCLUDES MULTIPLE PUBLIC HOUSING DEVELOPMENTS WHERE RIVAL CREWS CAUSE VIOLENCE AND CRIME. THE PROJECT WILL ALSO ADDRESS THE STREET DRUG USE ACTIVITY AND CORRELATED CRIME.   THE FULL-TIME PROJECT COORDINATOR WILL BE HIRED BY THE CENTER UPON ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF THE GRANT AWARD.   THE CENTER WILL LEVERAGE ITS (S.O.S.) VIOLENCE PREVENTION PROGRAM TO SUPPORT THE PROPOSAL. THE PROJECT WILL ALSO BENEFIT FROM THE BRONX COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY’S OFFICE’S COMMUNITY-BASED INITIATIVES, THE MAYOR’S OFFICE OF NEIGHBORHOOD SAFETY’S ANTI-VIOLENCE INITIATIVES WITHIN THE CATCHMENT, AND CHILDREN’S AID’S COLLECTIVE IMPACT INITIATIVE TO IMPROVE CHILDHOOD OUTCOMES IN THE CATCHMENT.

NEAR WEST SIDE PEACEMAKING PROJECT