Strengthening pathways to economic mobility through targeted research
We conduct rigorous, applied research on the conditions that shape economic mobility. From foundational analysis to emerging issue areas, we produce work that is timely, actionable, and grounded in the realities of the communities we serve.
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Explore cutting-edge research addressing barriers to economic well-being
Why We Need More Investment in AI for Prevention and Public Health: The Largest Health Opportunity in a Generation Is Under-Funded
Middle East Conflict Is Exposing the Fragility of America's Healthcare Supply Chain: Recommendations for Healthcare Organizations
Expanding the Fedcap UK Clubhouse Sustainable Employment Model
The United Kingdom is confronting a sustained and interconnected challenge: rising economic inactivity and a persistent mental health crisis.
Protecting Health in Child Care Expansion
New York State is in the midst of an ambitious effort to expand child care access â one of the most significant investments in early childhood infrastructure in the stateâs history.
Recommendations to End Youth Inactivity in the U.K.: A National Framework for Re-Engagement
Youth economic inactivity has become one of the United Kingdomâs most pressing social and economic challenges.
It Takes a Village: Opening Doors to Child Care Through Seamless Integration with the Education System
High-quality, affordable child care is critical infrastructure that enables economic growth and strengthens education.
Empowering Students Through Esports
Esports has emerged as an important tool for fostering both academic and social development for students, including neurodivergent individuals. By combining structured environments, teamwork, and strategy-based challenges, competitive inclusive gaming offers an innovative approach to education that meets the unique needs of students. Esports not only engages these students in tailored learning experiences but also helps cultivate critical social skills, leadership, and adaptability, making it a valuable resource for learners of all abilities.
Forging an Innovative Model to Break Down Barriers to New York City Tech Sector Employment for Individuals with Autism
The tech sector in the New York City region is booming, but persistent workforce gaps need to be addressed. According to the New York City Economic Development Corporation, tech sector jobs grew seven times faster than overall job growth in the city between 2010 and 2021, adding an impressive 114,000 jobs. Despite this growth, New York City struggles to fill these positions due to significant skills gaps. A 2019 report by HR&A found that 70% of employers faced challenges hiring in the sector, despite tech sector wages being 80% higher than the average New York City job.
Child Anxiety: Why This is a Problem and What Can We Do About It?
Anxiety disorders stand out as the most common mental health challenges among children, affecting up to one in three during their childhood, often co-occurring with conditions like depression, ADHD, ASD, and eating disorders.The COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated this issue, potentially doubling anxiety rates among children. Even prior to the pandemic, research consistently showed a rising trend in childhood anxiety.
Join us for the Instituteâs upcoming Solution Series events
We convene leading voices across academia, government, and industry for dynamic, thought-provoking conversations that shape solutions to todayâs complex challenges.
Building the Clean Energy Future
Join key leaders from government, real estate, the tech sector, and workforce training organizations for an engaging discussion on how New York City can develop a skilled workforce to drive the large-scale retrofitting of buildings for energy efficiency and sustainability.
The Bernard Goldstein Center, in collaboration with MTX and the Fedcap Community Impact Policy Institute, is hosting AI Innovations in Government: Opportunities and Challenges Conference, taking place on February 11, 2025, at the Craig Newmark Auditorium and conference center.
Fedcap hosted the first in a series of thought leadership roundtables focusing on health, employability and wellbeing.
AI Opportunities & Obstacles
Fedcap hosts an exciting discussion on the future of artificial intelligence and machine learning.