Tuesday, December 21, 2010

The Center For The Study Of Brooklyn Releases Directory Of Borough's Community Organizations

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This is a great project and a super resource for everyone. The Center for the Study Of Brooklyn at Brooklyn College is compiling a directory of the borough's organizations and institution.. Search by neighborhoods or by type of organizations. It's all there. And to make it even better, you can add your very own community-based organization. Check it out.

is pleased to announce the launch of our new:

This web-based directory includes over 1,000 Brooklyn-based community organizations and institutions. The directory is searchable by organization name, primary contact, zip code and neighborhood, as well as 15 different organization categories. We've also included a keyword search function. It is the Center's hope that this directory will serve as a valuable resource for Brooklyn residents, community-based organizations, institutions, funders, businesses, researchers, media and elected officials.

If you represent a Brooklyn-based organization, please help us to ensure that we have the most up to date contact information by doing a quick search for your organization. If the information is not up to date, please take a couple of minutes to complete the following Brooklyn Organizations Directory Contact Information Survey.

Curious to see where different types of organizations are clustered in the borough? Click here to view maps.

We'd also be delighted if you'd like to include a link to the Center's website on your own organization's website.
Our web address is www.studybrooklyn.org. Thank you!

The Center for the Study of Brooklyn has many other projects underway in addition to the Brooklyn Organizations Directory. Please let us know how we can be helpful with your organization's work!
We provide customized reports via Data Analysis and Mapping Technical Assistance for community organizations, local government, researchers, etc.

We partner with Brooklyn-based organizations for strategic planning and community needs assessment projects- view the Brooklyn HIV/AIDS Strategic Plan and two new projects with Lutheran Family Health Centers , and the Heart of Brooklyn .

In early 2011, the Center will launch the first ever Brooklyn Trends Report which will present a quantitative and narrative picture of Brooklyn. The Report has been informed by over 100 community-based and academic advisors, and will include the theme areas of Civic Engagement, Cultural Participation, Demographics, Economy, Environment, Health, Public Safety and Youth and Education.

For more information about the Center for the Study of Brooklyn, click here to find out What's New and visit our website at www.studybrooklyn.org

The Center for the Study of Brooklyn, based at Brooklyn College, is the first and only research center devoted exclusively to the study of public affairs in the borough. Our constituencies and partners include Brooklyn-based community groups; local government and businesses; and academic, cultural, health and research institutions. We work with Brooklyn College and our community partners to provide access to and produce relevant data and research. The Center facilitates strategic planning and collaborates with community-based initiatives that inform and enhance policy, programmatic and funding decisions in the borough.

For specific questions about the Brooklyn Organizations Directory, or more general information about the Center for the Study of Brooklyn, please call Gretchen Maneval, director, at 917-648-8200 or email gmaneval@brooklyn.cuny.edu.

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