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CUNY Institute for State & Local Governance ISLG is a good governance think and do tank. We craft the research, policy, partnerships and practic

Created in 2013 by the City University of New York, the Institute for State and Local Governance (ISLG) applies a data-driven approach to the challenges and opportunities confronting government. We work with government agencies, as well as nonprofit organizations, philanthropic institutions and the private sector to improve the structure, financing, delivery, measurement and evaluation of vital public services. The result: education, criminal justice, health care, housing and other government systems produce better results, worthy of public investment and trust. Specifically, we conduct rigorous research that is practical to implement and responsive to demanding timelines and political realities. We provide technical assistance to implement data-driven, results-oriented practices and offer in-depth training to build the knowledge and skills of staff at all levels. We’re also dedicated to educating and nurturing the next generation of public sector leaders, helping them build successful, lasting careers. Our particular areas of expertise include data analysis for a wide array of purposes – including cost-benefit analysis, performance evaluation and the development of performance indicators – and fiscal management for both short- and long-term planning. We also have expertise in many specific areas of practice, ranging from corrections to health care to transportation. We focus on government at the state and local levels, working both nationally and internationally, because we believe cities and states are ideal laboratories for developing new approaches to longstanding social problems.

A complete and well-developed supportive housing application is critical to accurately presenting a client’s needs, stre...
10/22/2026

A complete and well-developed supportive housing application is critical to accurately presenting a client’s needs, strengths, and eligibility for housing. Incomplete documentation or insufficient information can delay approval and reduce the likelihood of a successful placement.

On Wednesday, October 28 at 1 pm ET, join the NYC Justice Training Institute and the Center for Urban Community Services for “NYC Supportive Housing Applications: Best Practices,” an interactive webinar.

Learn more and register at https://buff.ly/YHcer9x

On October 21 at 1 pm ET, join the NYC Justice Training Institute and the Center for Urban Community Services for “Intro...
10/20/2026

On October 21 at 1 pm ET, join the NYC Justice Training Institute and the Center for Urban Community Services for “Introduction to Supportive Housing”, an interactive webinar.

Ruth Bouret, HRC Coordinator with the Housing Resource Center at the CUCS Institute, will review NYC’s Supportive Housing system, including models, eligibility criteria, provider roles, and services.

Participants will learn how supportive housing promotes stability, recovery, and greater independence—and how clients can tap into these services.

Register for tomorrow’s event at https://buff.ly/gUdhBWQ

Join CUNY ISLG and the Rockefeller Institute of Government on Thursday, October 29 at 1 pm ET for “Universal Child Care ...
10/19/2026

Join CUNY ISLG and the Rockefeller Institute of Government on Thursday, October 29 at 1 pm ET for “Universal Child Care for New York: Impacts and Next Steps,” a joint webinar.

Cecilia Low-Weiner and Lisa McMonagle from CUNY ISLG will outline findings from a new return-on-investment analysis on the potential economic, workforce, and affordability impacts of New York’s child care expansion. Leigh Wedenoja from the Rockefeller Institute will lay out what policymakers need to know to make sure the programs are rolled out successfully.

Register for the 10/29 event and learn more at https://rockinst.org/rig-events/2026-events/universal-child-care-for-new-york-impacts-and-next-steps/

Supportive housing combines affordable housing with services designed to help people with behavioral health conditions, ...
10/15/2026

Supportive housing combines affordable housing with services designed to help people with behavioral health conditions, histories of homelessness, past incarceration, and other complex needs to achieve long-term stability.

Understanding the different housing models and available services is essential for connecting clients, especially those going through the reentry process, to the appropriate options.

On Wednesday, October 21 at 1 pm ET, join the NYC Justice Training Institute and the Center for Urban Community Services for “Introduction to Supportive Housing,” an interactive webinar that explains models, services, and other available supportive housing resources in NYC.

Learn more and register at https://buff.ly/gUdhBWQ

On October 28 at 1 pm ET, join the NYC Justice Training Institute and the Center for Urban Community Services for “NYC S...
10/14/2026

On October 28 at 1 pm ET, join the NYC Justice Training Institute and the Center for Urban Community Services for “NYC Supportive Housing Applications: Best Practices.”

In this interactive webinar, Rosalie Bouret, HRC Coordinator with the Housing Resource Center at the CUCS Institute, will share best practices for conducting housing-focused assessments and preparing accurate, comprehensive applications. Participants will also learn how to prepare clients for housing interviews and support them through the referral, interview, and placement process.

Register now at https://buff.ly/YHcer9x

TOMORROW: Join the NYC Justice Training Institute and the New York State Judicial Taskforce on Mental Illness (NYS JTFMI...
10/13/2026

TOMORROW: Join the NYC Justice Training Institute and the New York State Judicial Taskforce on Mental Illness (NYS JTFMI) at 1 pm ET for an interactive webinar, “Overview of Behavioral Health Treatment in NYC.”

Participants will learn how to identify treatment options, make effective referrals, and support clients in accessing and remaining connected with care.

Register now at https://buff.ly/u42ut4o

People with behavioral health needs often require different levels of care based on their symptoms, circumstances, and t...
10/08/2026

People with behavioral health needs often require different levels of care based on their symptoms, circumstances, and treatment goals. The continuum of behavioral health services is vast and, at times, challenging to access the right services.

On Wednesday, October 14 at 1 pm ET, the NYC Justice Training Institute and the New York State Judicial Taskforce on Mental Illness (NYS JTFMI) will present “Overview of Behavioral Health Treatment in NYC”, an interactive webinar.

Learn more and register at https://buff.ly/u42ut4o

On October 21 at 1 pm ET, join the NYC Justice Training Institute and the Center for Urban Community Services for “Intro...
10/07/2026

On October 21 at 1 pm ET, join the NYC Justice Training Institute and the Center for Urban Community Services for “Introduction to Supportive Housing”, an interactive webinar.

Ruth Bouret, HRC Coordinator with the Housing Resource Center at the CUCS Institute, will review NYC’s Supportive Housing system, including models, eligibility criteria, provider roles, and services. Participants will learn how supportive housing promotes stability, recovery, and greater independence.

Register now at https://buff.ly/gUdhBWQ

TOMORROW: The NYC Justice Training Institute and the New York State Judicial Taskforce on Mental Illness (NYS JTFMI) wil...
10/06/2026

TOMORROW: The NYC Justice Training Institute and the New York State Judicial Taskforce on Mental Illness (NYS JTFMI) will be hosting “Navigating NYC’s Homeless System,” an interactive webinar, at 1 pm.

Patricia Hernandez, LCSW from the NYS JTFMI and Sara Temple from the Mayor’s Office of Criminal Justice will provide an overview of the services provided through NYC DHS , shelter access pathways, and programs serving people who are both unsheltered and sheltered. It will also include services for youth and young adults, and those experiencing interpersonal violence.

Register for tomorrow’s event at https://buff.ly/5D3QKKb

TOMORROW: Join the NYC Justice Training Institute and the Council of State Governments Justice Center on October 6, 1 pm...
10/05/2026

TOMORROW: Join the NYC Justice Training Institute and the Council of State Governments Justice Center on October 6, 1 pm ET for a Supporting Crisis Stabilization for Youth and Young Adults During Reentry webinar.

Experts will provide guidance for state and local justice professionals on how to better engage, collaborate, and partner with systems that can address reentry needs and prevent crises that may lead to future justice system involvement.

The guidance is informed by research and lessons learned from Bureau of Justice Assistance-funded programs focused on reentry and crisis stabilization for youth and young adults. The JTI is a partnership between CUNY ISLG and the NYC Mayor’s Office of Criminal Justice.

Register now at https://buff.ly/IrnpxDX

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(646) 664-3480

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