Vol. 4 (2024)

• Vol. 4, Memo No. 1: Analyzing the Turnout Gap Between Tenants and Homeowners in the 2022 New York State General Election: Why Support for “Good Cause” Eviction Might Have Been Linked to Higher Renter Turnout, and What that Could Mean for a Future Majority Tenant Electorate

No Volume (2023)

In lieu of a 2023 volume, the High Road Policy team authored or coauthored multiple reports that analyze and evaluate issues of inequality in New York State through a high road policy lens. In addition, the team released dedicated, standalone websites and reports that allow users to explore (1) inequality in wages and the likelihood of earning a living wage, (2) inequality in the child care industry and access to it, and (3) inequality in patterns of eviction filings, with a brief on the negative community-level consequences of eviction and policies to prevent those outcomes. These projects all advanced and adhered to the HRP mission in place of a 2023 release.

Vol. 3 (2022)

• Vol. 3, Memo Nos. 1-3: *Special Triple Issue* | Crisis of Care: How Commodification of Childcare Creates and Exacerbates Inequality in Erie County and New York State (and What to Do About It)

Vol. 2 (2021)

• Vol. 2, Memo No. 4: Back to the Future of Local Elections: Reestablishing Resident Voting Rights to Strengthen Municipal Democracy
• Vol. 2, Memo No. 3: Vacancy is the “In”: Initial Steps Toward Vacant Property Management Systems that Build Community Wealth
• Vol. 2, Memo No. 2: Federal Child Tax Credit Expansions Promote Housing Security
• Vol. 2, Memo No. 1: The Raise the Wage Act Could Lower Housing Cost Burden and Advance Racial Equity

Vol. 1 (2020)

• Vol. 1, Memo No. 4: Chartering an Inclusive, Sustainable, Democratic City
  
• Vol. 1, Memo No. 3: Prioritizing Racial Equity and Social Justice in New York State
  
• Vol. 1, Memo No. 2SE: Special Extra Edition – Defining High Road Policy
• Vol. 1, Memo No. 2: Economic Development on Common Ground
• Vol. 1, Memo No. 1: Deepening Democracy in Buffalo, NY