Center for an Urban Future retweeted
This new @nycfuture report shows how NYC’s cultural economy runs on freelancers. It’s time our benefits, protections, and public policies reflected that reality @freelancersu
NYC’s creative workers are increasingly self-employed, report says
gothamist.com/arts-entertain…
Center for an Urban Future retweeted
NYC Entry-level tech job postings dropped 49% since 2022, even as overall tech employment sits near record highs. In a Q&A with Searchlight editor @RobGeorge, Eli Dvorkin of @nycfuture breaks down why AI is squeezing the bottom rung of the career ladder 👇
searchlight.citizensunion.or…
Center for an Urban Future retweeted
A warning sign on AI and jobs:
A new @nycfuture report finds that postings for entry-level tech jobs in NYC have fallen 49% since 2022, even as overall tech employment has remained relatively stable. This pattern is showing up in other AI-exposed professions as well.
AI may be starting to break the bottom rung of the career ladder, making it much harder for young people to enter the workforce.
Center for an Urban Future retweeted
Excited to partner with Center for an Urban Future @nycfuture on a petition that supports their Putting the “rec” back into “Parks & Rec" report and our @NY4P and #PlayFairCoalition budget asks for parks and open space.
Sign our petition here:
secure.ny4p.org/a/respectthe…
Public recreation is an antidote to the loneliness epidemic, connecting NYers and supporting physical/mental health. But disinvestment has stretched @NYCParks rec centers thin.
NY4P and CUF (@nycfuture) spoke with @nytimes about the need to change course.
bit.ly/4sm0bGw
Center for an Urban Future retweeted
Thanks to our friends at @nycfuture for mentioning @accompanycap in their important new report "15 Policy Ideas for NYC to Start 2026" citing our sponsorship of the annual @momocrawl in the section on boosting mom & pops with neighborhood-specific events: nycfuture.org/research/15-po…
Center for an Urban Future retweeted
Making New York City more affordable is essential, but the flip side of the coin for @ZohranKMamdani is the central need to improve upward mobility, so incomes grow.
Read @jbowlesnyc and Eli Dworkin of @nycfuture.
vitalcitynyc.org/articles/jo…
Center for an Urban Future retweeted
Appreciate seeing the first press conference held by Mayor-Elect Mamdani at Queens' crown jewel, Flushing Meadows-Corona Park.
@ZohranKMamdani — we have ideas (20, in fact) at @nycfuture about its future. Let's chat!
Center for an Urban Future retweeted
QBG is at the northeast corner of Flushing Meadows Corona Park, the fourth largest public park in NYC.
A new must-read report by @NYCFuture breaks down possibilities and potential at FMCP and its connection to QBG. @JohnSurico
nycfuture.org/research/The-P…
Center for an Urban Future retweeted
There is no park like Flushing Meadows. But as demands and challenges grew, public dollars haven't kept up. In the latest from @nycfuture, @jbowlesnyc and I laid out 20 ideas for local leaders to deliver the sustained investment FMCP has long been due.
nycfuture.org/research/The-P…
Join us and @BklynFoundation on 6/3 for a half-day symposium to generate concrete ideas for a stronger and more equitable Brooklyn. Register here: nycfuture.org/events/ideas-f…
Center for an Urban Future retweeted
New research from Tech:NYC and the @nycfuture on NYC’s tech edge just dropped, and wow, it's a jackpot of data! blog.technyc.org/news/sustai…
A thread: 🧵 (1/5)
Center for an Urban Future retweeted
Tech is "now the engine driving [NYC's] economy forward, adding jobs at nearly 10x the rate of the city’s overall economy since [2020] and accounting for a striking 14% of all employment growth citywide over the past decade."
More from @nycfuture and @TechNYC 👇
New research from Tech:NYC and the @nycfuture on NYC’s tech edge just dropped, and wow, it's a jackpot of data! blog.technyc.org/news/sustai…
A thread: 🧵 (1/5)
Center for an Urban Future retweeted
We've known for a while that our housing shortage is a serious threat to New York's economy.
Now, a new @nycfuture report shows that the biggest threat to one of our fastest-growing industries is housing costs.
Center for an Urban Future retweeted
Nice shoutout @nycfuture!
The think tank quietly influencing New York’s top officials crainsnewyork.com/politics-p… via @CrainsNewYork
Center for an Urban Future retweeted
new @CrainsNewYork: a profile of Center for an Urban Future, the think tank that's quietly exerted significant influence on NYC policy and caught the ears of top officials through hyper-specific ideas for improving economic mobility.
crainsnewyork.com/politics-p…
Center for an Urban Future retweeted
A recent report by the Center for an Urban Future @nycfuture is a reality check on a looming crisis for many states: providing adequate services and supports for #olderadults. #Medicaid helps fund home and community-based programs like PACE that save costs healthjournalism.org/blog/20…
Center for an Urban Future retweeted
Thank you @nycfuture for inviting our Chief Impact Officer, Ron Summers, to speak on their panel yesterday about why NYC’s public schools and teachers are vital to closing the tech opportunity gap:
Center for an Urban Future retweeted
I joined @nycfuture for a discussion on Artificial Intelligence & the importance of closing the tech gap in our communities.
We must equip our educators with the training needed to teach our students & tackle the digital divide to ensure that our families have access to tech.
Center for an Urban Future retweeted
Last week, @nycfuture and CRNY hosted a forum that explored the growing power of artists as catalysts for thriving communities statewide, and discussed ways that officials can more fully integrate the arts into New York state's policy agenda.
Replay: youtube.com/watch?v=AdxO8CAH…
Center for an Urban Future retweeted
A great honor to participate in a fireside chat with the Center for Urban Future (CUF), on Ideas for Creating a Stronger and More Equitable Bronx. Grateful for the opportunity to share our blueprint for the Borough from economic development to building generational wealth and creating good-paying jobs for our residents.
Thanks to our participants, panelists, partners and elected officials all dedicated to uplifting our families and creating important paths to the middle class and sustainability. I’m always proud to share the stage with thought leaders, advocates, not-for-profit leaders and community partners.
The Bronx means Business!






































