Education

UNH's advocacy goals in education are:

To secure resources to expand educational programs for adults, including General Equivalency Diploma, computer literacy and other vocational training classes.
To work with a coalition of local advocacy organizations to fight for fiscal equity for New York City's educational system to ensure adequate resources and the opportunity for a sound basic education for all students.

UNH advocacy documents:

Testimony before the New York City Council Education Committee on the Multiple Pathways to Education Program - April 26, 2007 (PDF file)
Testimony before the New York City Council Youth Services Committee on the Out-of-School Time Request for Proposals - January 20, 2005 (PDF file)
Testimony before the New York City Council Commission on the Campaign for Fiscal Equity (CFE), Hearing IV: Pre-K and After-school - December 8, 2004 (PDF file)
Testimony before the Youth Services Council of the New York City Council at the 2004 Summer Youth Employment Program Oversight Hearing - November 22, 2004 (PDF file)
Mayor’s Office Out-of-School Time Summit: UNH Executive Director’s remarks as "provider panel" presenter - 10/29/2003 (PDF file)
Workforce Investment Act In-School Youth Programs: Testimony before the NYC City Council's Youth Services and Economic Development Committees - 9/15/2003 (PDF file)
Testimony before the Committee on Youth Services on the Impact of Social Services Restructuring on the Department of Youth and Community Development - 6/9/2003 (PDF file)

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