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Welcome to York Street Project’s publications resource page. The links below provide methods to access and acquire both electronic and print media. We encourage you to contact our office for any additional information.

Video:
An emotional behind the scenes look at the Project, and the women and children we serve.
Watch now...
Brochure:
An overview of all of our programs at York Street Project. Click here to request a copy to be mailed to you.
Download our brochure
 

  Newsletters: 

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                                 Winter 2005

                                 Summer 2002

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                                 Fall 2000

                                 Summer 1999

                                 Fall 1999

                                 Winter 1999

                                 Fall 1998

 
 

                                    Articles:


Advocate nun Prejean visits Jersey City for talk on poverty

Sister Helen Prejean, the real woman behind Dead Man Walking visited York Street Project before speaking at our annual fundraiser. She liked what she saw.
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Public and Private: A Kind Place
"So simple, so obvious, that it makes you wonder why it's not done everywhere." Anna Quindlen's New York Times column outlines how York Street Project's programs work together.
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A bit of passion and hope in Jersey City
This article provides a history of The Project and a sense of our leadership.
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Blog:
We have a blog (weblog) as a means to share our experiences on York Street

with you. 

Read our blog

 

 
     
 

        Kenmare Stories & Edible English Blog:

        An Interview/Multimedia Project

        How students started asking questions  

        and sharing new experiences.

       

        Read here


 
     
 


The Problem:
The cycle of poverty

The Solution:
Break the cycle of poverty

How:
Childhood Development
Education
Housing

Impact:
300 women and children per year