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Making Policy Public
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Making Policy Public
Announcing our 2015 Making Policy Public collaborations!
CUP is pleased to announce our Making Policy Public collaborations for 2015! We will work with four groups of inspiring designers and advocates to break down complex policy issues so that more people can be involved in the decision-making impacting their communities.
The collaborations are:
Immigrants’ Healthcare Rights in NYC with Pratima Mani and The New York Immigration Coalition
Helping Migrant Farmworkers Navigate Income Taxes with Michela Buttignol and Andrew Sloat and the Pennsylvania Farmworker Project of Philadelphia Legal Assistance
Rent Succession Rights with Everyday We and Brooklyn Legal Services Corporation A
How Do Worker Cooperatives Work? with Amanda Buck and the Center for Family Life
Find out more about the projects and collaborators here.
