In the fall of 2015, the San Francisco Mayor’s Office of Housing and Community Developmentlaunched Cityspan Funder as its comprehensive grants management solution. Designed to administer HUD funding that strengthens the infrastructure of San Francisco’s

Every year, Cityspan co-sponsors the How Kids Learn conference organized by Temescal Associates and the Learning in Afterschool and Summer Project (LIAS). This year we were excited to attend the event in our own backyard!  Held December 10, 2015 at the

The Minneapolis Afterschool Network recently partnered with Cityspan to implement Cityspan Collaborative as a shared database for out-of-school time providers throughout the city. The initiative leverages the work Cityspan performed in 2011 developing Saint

This summer, Cityspan partnered with Providence After School Alliance and Boston After School and Beyond to develop and pilot a digital badge platform. Funded by the Noyce Foundation, the pilot was designed to address the alarming drop in STEM (science,

Cityspan recently launched a custom version of Cityspan Provider for the New York Public Library’s out-of-school time programs. Located in neighborhood libraries throughout the Bronx, Manhattan and Staten Island, the Library’s programs provide literacy

Cityspan helped Chicago kick off its 100,000 Opportunities Initiative last month by hosting the initiative’s website and providing an online application portal to connect youth with potential employers. 100,000 Opportunities is a national initiative supported

Omaha’s United Way of the Midlands (UWM) has selected Cityspan to develop a system that measures city-wide efforts in preparing youth for their futures. The system will meet the program management needs of multiple social service agencies while integrating

Cityspan’s website has undergone a makeover and has emerged leaner, brighter, and more visually engaging. Our new look is a result of several months of collaboration with design firm J. Sherman Studio, web development firm AGENCY 3.0, and editorial services