2026 NYSCAA Annual Conference – Call for Proposals

2026 NYSCAA Annual Conference

Call for Workshop Proposals

NYSCAA is now accepting workshop proposals for the 2026 Annual Conference. Share your expertise, promising practices, tools, and strategies with New York’s Community Action Network.

Submit a Proposal

Welcome to NYSCAA

Are you part of a New York Community Action Agency?

Unlock free resources, professional development, exclusive networking, and statewide support.

As a staff member at any of New York’s 47 Community Action Agencies, you are automatically a member of NYSCAA. You are also part of a powerful national network of more than 1,000 Community Action Agencies working together to address the causes and conditions of poverty.

NYSCAA Membership Benefits

NYSCAA membership connects you with tools, training, advocacy, and peer support designed specifically for New York’s Community Action network.

Advocacy & Representation

Advocacy at the state and national level, including representation in coalitions, workgroups, and policy conversations.

Professional Development

Training, conferences, webinars, regional meetings, and learning opportunities through NYSCAA Learn.

Peer Networking

Opportunities to connect with peers across the state through affinity groups, communities of practice, trainings, and events.

Tools & Resources

Access to New York-specific resources, including the Community Needs Assessment tool, ROMA support, and network-wide guidance.

Make the Most of Your Membership

NYSCAA membership is available to staff across New York’s Community Action Agencies. Sign up to receive updates, access resources, participate in professional development, and stay connected to the statewide network.

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2025 New York State Poverty Report

Explore statewide poverty data and trends through NYSCAA’s latest Poverty Report.

Download the 2025 NYS Poverty Report

The Benefits of Membership

NYSCAA membership isn’t just for Community Action Agency staff, board members, and employees—we also welcome individuals who share our commitment to helping New Yorkers move from poverty to self-sufficiency. If you believe in building stronger communities and supporting lasting change, we invite you to join our network.

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Funding

New York State Department of State Logo NYSCAA receives funding in part from the New York State Department of State, Division of Community Services.

Your support helps us raise awareness and drive solutions for poverty in New York. Every contribution makes a difference.

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