We’re thrilled to announce our latest Public Access Design jury who will help select the 2021 Public Access Design Fellows! This year we are joined by Kitkat Pecson, Jade Broomfield, Basma Eid, and Tok Oyewole (clockwise left to right).
A huge thank you to all the amazing supporters who helped us reach our goal!
With your help we raised over $24,000 for our summer Youth Education program with the Red Hook Community Justice Center.
Thanks to your support, youth will investigate who holds the police ...
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CUP is now accepting applications for our 2021 round of Making Policy Public!
We’re looking for community and advocacy organizations who are working to address policy issues where the difficulty of understanding the issues is leading to social injustice. Together, ...
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CUP is looking for skilled graphic designers, illustrators, or visual artists who are interested in social justice, demystifying policy, and meaningful collaboration!
How is the pandemic and its impacts affecting community-engaged design practices now and in the future?
Leaders in the field from across the US will engage in an open, exploratory conversation about the current challenges, risks, and opportunities of using participatory ...
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We’re happy to announce our latest Making Policy Public jury! This year we are joined by Zipeng Zhu, Audrey Sasson, Mohamed Attia, and Alice Chung (clockwise, from top left).
Each year, CUP has a jury of two people prominent in the organizing and advocacy fields and ...
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CUP is seeking a Development Coordinator to support our development, community engagement, and communications efforts, and play a key role in helping build the relationships and financial support that make our work possible. We’re looking for a creative, organized, and ...
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As organizers across the city continue to fight for housing justice for all, we’re highlighting some CUP tools that explain different rights and policies around the housing system, from navigating homeless shelters, to understanding utility rights.
Want to help make our Youth Education programs a reality? Be a fundraising champion for CUP!
What is facial recognition technology? How its use by the police impact New Yorkers? What’s the line between public safety and privacy?
It’s an overwhelming time to be an educator right now. Supporting our students during nationwide protests against police brutality and amidst a global pandemic is made all the more difficult when we can’t be in the room with our students. As educators, how can we ...
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How can designers use their work to combat bias and disrupt the perpetuation of stereotypes that harm marginalized communities?
Join us on Thursday, June 25th for Countering Bias in Design: A workshop with CUP!
As in many other media, illustration and design often ...
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