Polling for Justice is a project of the Public Science Project in New York City. Aligned with young people鈥檚 organizing and advocacy in New York City, Polling for Justice created a city-wide (five borough) survey of youth experiences and desires/demands, in reference to education, health and justice. As a collaborative of young people, organizers, educators, and researchers, working across generations, organizations and neighborhoods, youth researchers designed a participatory action project (PAR) to assess urban youth experiences of education, health (including sexual and reproductive), criminal justice and policing in their schools, on the streets and on mass transit in the five boroughs of New York City.