Resources and Reports
WE ACT frequently receives research and media requests for historical publications. Through our resources and reports page, you will find nearly 30 years of publications WE ACT has either authored, partnered in publishing, or been featured in.
If you cannot find what you are looking for, please contact info@weact.org.
WE ACT’s Solar Uptown Now featured in Solar Power World – September 26, 2018
Solar Power World featured our 2018 Climate Week NYC announcement about the status of our Solar Uptown Now program, which is bringing 415 kW-DC of rooftop solar capacity to 11 buildings, primarily HDFC affordable co-ops, in Northern Manhattan to help reduce greenhouse
WE ACT’s Statement on NYC’s Roadmap to Eliminating Childhood Lead Exposure in Harlem World Magazine – January 28, 2019
On January 28, 2019, Harlem World Magazine featured WE ACT’s statement on New York City’s new Roadmap to Eliminating Childhood Lead Exposure. Read the Story
We Are El Barrio Arts & Culture Workshop
East Harlem is at a crossroads, facing a number of threats including climate change, development, and gentrification. WE ACT for Environmental Justice, in collaboration with Ascendant Neighborhood Development and the Caribbean Cultural Center African Diaspora Institute, is offering a series
We Are El Barrio Climate Resiliency Workshop
East Harlem is at a crossroads, facing a number of threats including climate change, development, and gentrification. WE ACT for Environmental Justice, in collaboration with Ascendant Neighborhood Development and the Caribbean Cultural Center African Diaspora Institute, is offering a
We Are El Barrio Preservation 101 Workshop
East Harlem is at a crossroads, facing a number of threats including climate change, development, and gentrification. WE ACT for Environmental Justice, in collaboration with Ascendant Neighborhood Development and the Caribbean Cultural Center African Diaspora Institute, is offering a
We Are El Barrio Town Hall
Are you concerned that the development in East Harlem/El Barrio will lead to gentrification? Are you worried that the neighborhood is losing its cultural identity? Do you fear the impact of climate change and what another superstorm might do to
We Are El Barrio Workshops
East Harlem is at a crossroads, facing a number of threats including climate change, development, and gentrification. WE ACT for Environmental Justice, in collaboration with Ascendant Neighborhood Development and the Caribbean Cultural Center African Diaspora Institute, is offering a series
West Harlem Piers Park
WE ACT worked with over 200 residents, elected officials, and representatives from the NYC Parks to create and put into action a community vision plan for the West Harlem waterfront.
What is the 135th Marine Transfer Station Project?
A redeveloped MTS that crystallizes the community’s vision will bring a better quality of life and improved economic development to the West Harlem waterfront.
What would happen to health and housing in NYC if tenants had as much power as landlords?
New York City is in the throes of one of the worst housing crises in generations. Affordability is plummeting, displacement and homelessness have reached record levels, and the severe public health consequences of the living conditions that feed gentrification will
