Social Impact

Daniella Acosta forges a path for mutual aid—and herself—at NYU.

This February explore our many events recognizing Black history and achievements as Black History Month kicks off at NYU, including the 18th annual MLK Week. Then, take action for a more inclusive future.

Hundreds of student teams compete at NYU’s annual hackathon to create innovative solutions to pervasive problems.

The NYU Silver School of Social Work’s undergraduate programs show you how to advocate for people of all backgrounds and facilitate positive change.

The BeTogether Ambassadors program teaches people at NYU how to foster more diverse, equitable, and accessible communities in a focused way.

At NYU Stern curriculum goes beyond the typical business school subjects, focusing on positive impact with a global perspective.

Students across the University make community awareness and action part of their academic path.

Racial justice is a complex topic, and you can study it from many disciplines and angles across all of our schools and programs at NYU.

NYU’s chief sustainability officer talks about what NYU and its students are doing to contribute to a sustainable future.

NYU Stern School of Business students use their classroom knowledge for social impact, creating a future that's both profitable and sustainable.

In NYU classrooms, students develop an intellectual foundation for changing the world through policy, education, and research.

From courses to clubs and urban farms to festivals, you can get involved in sustainability at NYU from day one.