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Members of the Emergency Coalition to Save Education Programs rally on the steps of City Hall prior to the March 2024 City Council hearing on the preliminary education budget.

Policy Advocacy

Based on our experience helping thousands of families each year, we work to change policies to address problems system-wide and ensure all New York City students get the support they need to learn.
  • Meet our team

    Randi Levine

    Policy Director (she/her)

    Maggie Moroff

    Senior Special Education Policy Coordinator

    Sarah Part

    Senior Policy Analyst (she/her)

    May DePierro

    Policy Associate (she/they)

Our Work

AFC's on-the-ground experience enables us to spot emerging trends in the NYC school system, identify systemic problems, and develop effective recommendations for change. We issue policy reports, meet with elected leaders, testify at public hearings, and speak out in the press to bring attention to the challenges facing the students and families we serve.

Our City Budget Priorities

Learn more about AFC's advocacy priorities for this year's City budget. We're calling on elected officials to sustain key education programs whose funding will expire in June 2024, and to increase funding to make more schools accessible in the next 5-year Capital Plan.

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