Current Campaigns

Fighting Federal Threats to Medicaid and ACA
Protect Health Coverage

Fighting Threats to Federal Funding

NYCHA's Historic Voting Process
Your Home, Your Vote

A Voting Guide for NYCHA Residents

End jury disenfranchisement in New York.
Jury Of Our Peers

End Jury Disenfranchisement in New York

Preserving New York City's Public Housing
Preserving New York’s Public Housing

A sustainable future for government-built housing

The fear of expensive, unfair medical bills should not stop New Yorkers from getting the health care they deserve. Take action with CSS to end medical debt in New York.
End Medical Debt

Protecting patients by stopping unfair billing practices

Helping homeless New Yorkers find permanent homes.
Improve and Expand CityFHEPS

Helping homeless New Yorkers find permanent homes

43 million Americans have student debt. It's time to expand access to consumer assistance programs to help them navigate the repayment process and improve their financial health.
Help for Student Borrowers

Advocating For Common Sense Solutions

Campaign to create a criminal record expungement law for New York.
Clean Slate New York

Unlocking opportunity with automatic sealing of criminal records

Previous Campaigns

Protect Affordable Education Programs – Stop Harmful Cuts
Protect Affordable Education for American Families

Tell Congress to stop cuts to student aid and loan programs

The laws protecting over a million renter households in New York City and Westchester, Nassau, and Rockland counties are at stake when they come up for renewal June 15th. Help us make them stronger!
Learn About NY’s Rent Laws

Closed loopholes and expanded protections for tenants

Help for New York Health Consumers
Help for New York Health Consumers

New York's tipped workers deserve and demand an equal minimum wage.
One Fair Wage

New York's tipped workers deserve and demand an equal minimum wage.

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