Download a copy of this news release University Settlement today announced grant awards totaling $61,000 from the New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA) to support the arts and culture sector. Through New York

Davon Russell, President of the Women’s Housing and Economic Development Corporation (WHEDco), built on the growing momentum of the home-based family childcare movement in a Crain’s op‑ed calling for deeper investment in these programs and

The International Federation of Settlements and Neighborhood Centers (IFS) has issued the following statement in response to the current crisis in the USA. University Settlement is a longtime member of the IFS, and our CEO,

Download a copy of this release  The Creative Center @ University Settlement invites New Yorkers to join in the festivities, with all art priced at $25 and benefiting our Hospital Artists-in-Residence and Art Workshop Programs

Download this news release as a PDF  University Settlement invites New York City culture-lovers to join us on November 11th for a magical and inspiring evening at The Players, the historic members-only clubhouse for artists

City & State New York has published an interview with University Settlement CEO Melissa Aase by correspondent Laurel Dumont. The interview covers Melissa’s early motivations for becoming a social worker and becoming involved in settlement

Download a copy of this news release University Settlement’s Chief Executive Officer Melissa Aase has been elected as the new President of the Board of Directors of the International Federation of Settlements and Neighbourhood Centers

In partnership with the New York City Child Care Resource & Referral Consortium   Download a copy of this news release  Responding to the childcare affordability crisis in New York City, University Settlement has launched

Download a copy of this release New York, NY – City & State has named University Settlement CEO Melissa Aase to its 3rd Annual Nonprofit Trailblazers list, the nation’s first settlement house announced today. “City

Friends – We need to speak plainly. The social safety net we’ve collectively built in this country over generations – which includes things we’ve come to count on as shared public goods including public education;