The projects we’ve created together have reached over 300,000 people, and contributed to important gains for marginalized communities in NYC and beyond, including:

Chinatown residents successfully fought landlord harassment in several buildings, preventing eviction for dozens of families, through CUP’s work with CAAAV.

NYC street vendors have been able to better meet city laws and avoid fines, and also successfully advocated for a reduction in fines with Vendor Power! our guide created with the Street Vendor Project.

Our Envisioning Development Toolkits, hands-on workshop tools about land use policies, have been used by over 100 community organizations to train several thousand NYC residents to more effectively participate in critical land use decisions.

High school students are more confident in their public speaking and critical thinking skills, and more engaged in the decision-making that impacts their communities.

CUP’s work has influenced the work of government agencies, including several that have hired CUP to work with them, to create more accessible materials.