NYCID, the New York Center for Interpersonal Development, is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to improving lives through conflict management, social-emotional learning, and youth development. Since its founding in 1970, NYCID has been committed to building community and nurturing personal growth. NYCID offers a range of programs and services designed to meet the needs of individuals, families, schools, and communities.

Their youth development programs focus on social-emotional learning and trauma-informed care, providing mentorship and teaching through creative programs. They also provide conflict mediation services for schools, families, individuals with special needs, workplace disputes, and communities, promoting constructive problem-solving and effective communication. NYCID's workforce initiative is dedicated to providing opportunities for youth aged 16-24, offering internships, summer youth employment, and credentialing to set participants on career pathways.

Additionally, NYCID offers guided mindfulness meditation, combining various mindfulness practices with effective communication and conflict management strategies, fostering personal growth and building a sense of community. Through their core values of Collaboration, Accountability, Recognition, and Resilience, NYCID strives to develop essential skills and create a more compassionate, civil, and economically mobile New York City for all