Sabrina Bazile Email & Phone Number

New York, United States

Overseeing the implementation of the Black Homeownership Project: https://blackhomeownersny.org/

Greater New York City Area

Worked to solve for low-income housing and housing stability through shared equity, social housing, and anti-displacement strategies. Helped secure funding for HPD's expanded Homeowner Help Desk. Co-designed the Shared Equity Initiative and identified lessons learned and best practices to inform how to best operationalize and effectuate shared equity strategies in NYC.

Greater New York City Area

•Crafted data-driven neighborhood-based preservation strategies, in coordination with internal teams, sister city agencies and other stakeholders, as part of the Bed-Stuy Housing Initiative and Southern Boulevard Neighborhood Plan.•Coordinated and build relationships with community-based organizations, elected officials, government agencies and other stakeholders.•Created internal and public-facing materials, such as maps and presentations.•Conducted research on policy issues and advocate for potential solutions.•Trained and supported the Zombie Homes Field Associate as necessary.

Greater New York City Area

•Project managed the Bay Street Corridor Neighborhood Planning process and developed the Bay Street Corridor Housing Plan as part of the Bay Street Corridor rezoning, in collaboration with other City agencies, local community-based organizations, and North Shore residents.•Lead and executed, in collaboration with community-based organizations and sister agencies, 15 Where We Live NYC Community Conversations, with the goal of collecting qualitative information and doing data analysis on how where New Yorkers’ live impacts their lives.•Designed, in collaboration with the NYC Department of City Planning and the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, a housing-focused workshop in which 80 community members attended, to understand residents of Crotona Park East, Charlotte Gardens, and Longwood's needs around housing quality, especially as they relate to health outcomes. •As part of Where We Live NYC, collected and synthesized large amounts of qualitative data into digestible project briefs for stakeholders and provided policy input as needed.

Greater New York City Area

∙Surveyed 500 likely vacant and abandoned properties in all five boroughs and collected relevant data on these properties.∙Created a case management system to track properties surveyed and referrals.∙Coordinated with partners to conduct outreach to homeowners at risk of foreclosure.∙Coordinated with inter- and intra-agency partners to refer properties for inspection or enforcement programs.∙Presented the Zombie Homes Initiative at community boards and other panels.∙Prepared quarterly reports and memos updating the field work.∙Coordinated with servicers to get them to maintain properties in accordance with the Zombie Law, which resulted in a $1 million lawsuit against non-compliant mortgage holders.

New York, Ny

•Conducted an urban design assessment of public space at a NYCHA development, looking at how public spaces can support NYCHA residents and reduce crime•Synthesized research through data analysis, jointly conducting interviews for qualitative analysis, mapping, and coordinating project logistics

Brooklyn, Ny

•Supported NYC-EJA's research, outreach, and general operations related with their campaigns•Worked in conjunction with NYC-EJA's member organization, Brooklyn Movement Center, to further ongoing research and community outreach around Brooklyn Movement Center's current issues it organizes around: police accountability, environmental justice, anti-street harassment, education self-determination, and food sovereignty •Managed Brooklyn Movement Center's social media accounts and newsletter. Increased social media engagement by 200 new followers between August 2016 and December 2016.

Brooklyn, Ny

• Designed and implemented a community-based health and wellness strategy in partnership with key stakeholders through asset-mapping, participatory action research, and community engagement • Oriented and trained participatory research team on the research tools• Conducted site analysis and researched interventions

•Enhanced communication and awareness between academic departments and students•Planned and executed events and programs to support the academic needs of students•Programmed the Building an Academic Path event for the Information Systems Department in collaboration with faculty to increase student interest in the major (Nov. 2014)

Graduate - Advanced Certificate, Economic Democracy Fellow - Workplace Democracy And Community Ownership

Master’S Degree, City/Urban, Community And Regional Planning

Activities and Societies: American Planning Association, APA Diversity Committee, Radical Planners Working GroupThesis: "This Space is Not.

Bachelor’S Degree, Marketing Innovation And New Media, Isom Electronic Commerce Minor, Summa Cum Laude

Activities and Societies: BSBA Council Marketing Representative, Professional Marketing Association, Who's Who Among Students Beta Gamma.

Undergraduate

Study Abroad program