A panel discussion focusing on successful community/school partnerships and the best strategies for implementing these collaborative ventures.

Positive Youth Development, Trauma-Informed Care and Resiliency: Tools and Techniques to Help Young People Thrive - an all-day training event with Dr. Kenneth Ginsburg.

A session on cultivating leadership skills of middle and high school youth.

Sharing strategies for engaging young people in NYC Housing Authority developments.

A panel discussion and conversation to better understand the role of research evidence in strengthening diverse youth programs

A panel discussion of the ongoing debate about young people and technology

The Evolution of a 25 Year Journey

What High Schools Are Doing to Move Kids from Elementary Knowledge to College Ready

School Discipline and School Safety Reform In New York City

A discussion of the Immigration Accountability Executive Action.

A discussion with grantmakers and groups working with the children on the front lines.

A discussion of the role of the Mayor's Office and key City agencies in implementing the Administration's vision.

Presented by the NYCYF, PNY, and the Donors' Education Collaborative

A special screening of a documentary film about college access and readiness

A discussion exploring how foundations can focus support for digital literacy for different age groups

Using Data to Improve Student Social-Emotional Learning

A discussion of philanthropy's work to advance an inclusive racial and gender justice agenda.

Community anchors for innovative digital media learning, makerspaces, and after-school programming

Deputy Mayor and Four Commissioners Explore Opportunities for Better Coordination on Vulnerable Youth

A panel discussion on immigrant youth in New York City with NYC Commissioner for Immigrant Affairs, the NYC City Planning Commission, and youth leaders.

A wide-ranging panel discussion on topics from deepening services to managing the day-to-day overall sustainability.

A panel discussion about using badges to expand opportunities for one million students by 2016.

A thought-provoking panel presentation and facilitated discussion concerning the future of education for New Yorkers without high school diplomas.

A panel to discuss the opportunities and challenges facing students at CUNY's seven community colleges.

Part II - A panel discussion on "Changing the Narrative."

A panel for a conversation about technology, education, youth and the future workforce.

A discussion with William T. Grant Foundation's Robert Granger about their strategies to improve the quality of after-school programs.

A forum to participate in a discussion on the legacy of Beacons in NYC and nationally.

An event at Philanthropy New York to hear how community organizations support students for college success.

Indicators of College and Career Readiness.

A conference call on Governoer Cuomo's budget proposal to expand the school day/year.

A briefing and discussion of strategies for leveraging private schools as resources for expanding learning opportunities for public school students.

Unlikely Partners - Leveraging private schools as resources for expanding learning opportunities for public school students.

Donor tour sponsored by the Black Male Donor Collaborative and the Brooklyn Community Foundation

The Crucial Role of Early Childhood and Youth Advocacy in the 2012 New York City Budget Battle

A timely conference call on policy issues regarding usage of United States Department of Education supplemental educational services funds

NYC Summer Quest... and More! - Part III of our series on Using Time as a Strategic Tool

Site Visit and Dinner - Presented by the Grantmakers for Education Out-of-School Time Funder Network

A conversation about quality science education for both in-school and OST.

Chancellor Walcott’s Strategic Priorities.

Ready for Kindergarten/Ready for Life: A discussion about quality early childhood education.

The Role of Positive Youth Development in Juvenile Justice.

Difficult Times and Strategic Responses Part II: A discussion of the impact of government budget cuts on youth services and implications for philanthropy.

Panel Discussion on "Paths to Success for Black Males":

Difficult Times and Strategic Responses Part I: An analysis of Youth Services Policies, including Budget Updates at the City, State, and Federal levels, with an emphasis on NYC.

An examination of the issues impacting on New York’s diverse Latino youth population, which constitutes the largest share of the City’s population under age 25.

Federal planning grants aim to jump-start the replication of the Harlem Children’s Zone model at 21 organizations nationwide, 2 in NYC. Philanthropy New York hosted a discussion of why and how foundations should respond to the challenge.

Jointly sponsored by NYCYF and Grantmakers for Education

A discussion of the value of shared service models, co-sponsored by NYCYF and Philanthropy New York.

A discussion of effective strategies to strengthen in-school, after-school, and summer job programs for youth.