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A NETWORK FOR CHANGE

New York Appleseed advocates for equity of access and fair allocation of resources to schools and neighborhoods in New York City and its greater metropolitan area.  We collaborate with volunteer lawyers, parent groups, demographers, real estate professionals, government officials and community advocates to uncover regional disparities, develop practical solutions and advocate for implementation of our recommendations. New York Appleseed is a non-partisan, independent voice for reform.

 

 New York Appleseed joins civil rights groups in praising joint guidance on school diversity.

New York Appleseed works with the law firm of Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe to promote diverse learning opportunities for students in New York City public schools.

In December, New York Appleseed joined other members of the National Coalition on School Diversity to praise the new guidance for school districts issued jointly by the US Department of Education and Justice. Read the public statement here

 

IN THE NEWS!

Read David Tipson's response to "P.S. 1 Principal Questioned Plan to Send Tribeca Kids to Her School"

Read about New York Appleseed and storysharing advocacy in On The Issues Magazine, Fall 2011.


GET INVOLVED!

If you are a non-profit organization or government agency seeking assistance with a policy challenge, become a New York Appleseed Project Partner! For details, please email Director David Tipson. If you are an attorney or professional who would like to volunteer, drop us a line at appleseed@appleseednetwork.org.

 

We are always grateful for donations to support our work.

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Check out the feature on Appleseed in this issue of Responsive Philanthropy

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ABOUT APPLESEED

A nonprofit network of 17 public interest justice centers in the U.S. and Mexico, Appleseed is dedicated to building a society where opportunities are genuine, access to the law is universal and equal, and government advances the public interest. For more information, visit www.appleseednetwork.org

 

Appleseed thanks Shearman & Sterling LLP for its generous donation of office space and support of our work