by Miami's Community News | January 5, 2026Voters across Greater Miami delivered a clear message in our most recent elections: local governments must do much more to improve residents' quality of life. For years, Miamians have felt the squeeze of rising housing costs, limited public transportation options, and uneven access to high-quality K-12 education. From Brickell to West Kendall, families have watched everyday expenses rise with little meaningful relief. This election, voters chose...

by Bloomberg | December 6, 2025 Codina Partners CEO Ana-Marie Codina says South Florida faces a growing affordability problem as housing demand outstrips supply and a proposal by Governor Ron DeSantis to eliminate property taxes on owner-occupied homes risks worsening the burden on renters. She spoke to Bloomberg's Dani Burger at a Bloomberg New Voices event in Miami.

Nine-Month Civic Leadership Experience Unites Senior Executives to Advance a Miami that Works for All   MIAMI, FL – December 3, 2025 – The Partnership for Miami (PFM) today announced its recruitment for the 2026 cohort of its Fellows Program, a premier civic leadership experience. Established in 2025, the program provides Miami’s senior business leaders a structured, high-impact forum to deepen their understanding of the region’s most pressing issues.   The Program equips its fellows with a...

by NewsRadio WFLA | November 19, 2025 Raul Moas is President of the Partnership for Miami, a coaliition of business leaders committed to building a Miami that works for all residents. Through the Partnership, Raul collaborates with grassroots organizations, researchers, policymakers, and philanthropists to develop and implement solutions that enhance affordability, livability, and public education in the region. Prior to joining the Partnership, Raul served as Senior Director at Knight...

by 610 WIOD News Radio | November 19, 2025 CEOs You Should Know: Raul Moas, President of the Partnership for Miami *Follow him on X: @rmoas (Partnership for Miami, Give Miami Day, etc)

MIAMI, FL – October 27, 2025 – The Partnership for Miami joins Miami-Dade County in celebrating the launch of Metro Express, the first of six rapid transit corridors in the Strategic Miami Area Rapid Transit (SMART) Plan and the county’s first major rapid transit expansion in decades. Metro Express represents an important step forward in improving how Miami-Dade moves, with a 20-mile Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) line expected to reduce commute times during rush hours and ease traffic congestion. As...

by Miami's Community News | October 15, 2025 Miami Community Newspapers is your go-to source for Miami community news, offering daily updates, podcasts, and multimedia content. Covering local events, business updates, and lifestyle features across Miami-Dade County, our family-owned media company publishes a variety of neighborhood publications both online and in print. Explore Miami’s culture through our exclusive community podcasts, magazines, and newsletters. 

by Miami's Community News | September 30, 2025 The Partnership for Miami (PFM) recently announced a nearly $2 million commitment to expand The Lucy Project's (TLP) successful early literacy program, the Literacy Hub, across Miami-Dade County. During the next three years, the initiative will bring The Lucy Project's evidence-based "Structured Literacy" approach to four schools, supporting 800 students from kindergarten through second grade, strengthening Miami's education ecosystem. Research...

by Miami Herald | September 26, 2025 Miami has always been a place where challenges spark reinvention. The same is true in our schools. We already see what's possible in nationally recognized magnet programs, thriving public charters and district models where students excel. Now, with nearly 128,000 empty student seats across Miami-Dade, we have the rare chance to expand those successes - to turn vacant classrooms into launchpads for the next generation. The good news is we don't need to guess...

by PFM Substack | September 29, 2025 At the Partnership for Miami, we believe every child deserves access to a high-quality education. That's why we are committed to expanding proven models that open doors for students and families while ensuring public resources are used wisely. The arrival of Success Academy in Miami represents one of those models - and underscores how our community benefits when families can choose among multiple high-performing options, whether traditional, magnet, or...

by Miami Herald | September 23, 2025 Forty-one percent. That's the share of Miami-Dade public school students in grades 3-10 who can read proficiently today. Flip the number and you see the crisis: Nearly six out of 10 kids are falling behind. When children can't read by third grade, their chances of catching up plummet - and Miami-Dade loses future entrepreneurs, teachers, engineers, and leaders. This is why we signed on as founding board members of the Partnership for Miami: to ensure the...

by Axios | September 19, 2025 The Partnership for Miami is committing nearly $2 million to expand an early literacy program to four schools in Miami-Dade County.

by The Miami Times | September 16, 2025 The Partnership for Miami (PFM) today announced a nearly $2 million commitment to expand The Lucy Project's (TLP) successful early literacy program, The Literacy Hub, across Miami-Dade County. Over the next three years, the initiative will bring The Lucy Project's evidence-based "Structured Literacy" approach to four schools, supporting 800 students from kindergarten through 2nd grade, strengthening Miami's education ecosystem. Research demonstrates that...

by South Florida Business Journal | September 16, 2025 Partnership for Miami will commit about $2 million to a program that aims to increase literacy rates at Miami-Dade County schools. The nonprofit business advocacy group made the commitment to The Lucy Project’s Literacy Hub program. Over the next three years, the initiative will work to support 800 students from kindergarten through second grade in an effort to improve reading proficiency. Justin de Leon, VP of education at Partnership for...

by South Florida Business Journal | July 3, 2025 A major Miami transit project hangs in the balance as state budget cuts threaten to derail years of planning and federal support. Find out which high-profile business leaders are speaking out and what's at stake for the region's economic future.