Muzzy Rosenblatt on Homelessness in New York City

05/11/21 • 48 min

Muzzy Rosenblatt is the CEO and President of the Bowery Residents’ Committee, a nonprofit organization that serves nearly 10,000 homeless and at-risk New Yorkers every year.

In their new book, “How Ten Global Cities Take On Homelessness,” Muzzy and his co-authors draw on decades of practical experience to outline key lessons learned from the world’s most effective policy responses to homelessness.

Muzzy joins the show to talk about his on-the-ground work with vulnerable New Yorkers and his new book.

Muzzy Rosenblatt is the CEO and President of the Bowery Residents’ Committee, a nonprofit organization that serves nearly 10,000 homeless and at-risk New Yorkers every year.

Muzzy joins the show to talk about his on-the-ground work with vulnerable New Yorkers and his new book.

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