Dear City Council Member,
I am reaching out on behalf of the New York City Hispanic Chamber and encouraging the NY City Council to please table bill Int 2311-2021 and make changes to protect consumers and our businesses. Continue Reading →
Tag Archives: City Council
Open Letter Urges City Council To Pass Fair Chance For Housing Act From Harlem To Hollis
Seventy-seven organizations and individuals submitted an open letter to City Council Speaker Corey Johnson, calling on him and City Council. Continue Reading →
City Council Passes Legislation Combating Racial & Gender Discrimination In NYC Healthcare
The City Council overwhelmingly passed Council Member Harlem’s Helen Rosenthal’s legislation today establishing an advisory board to address gender and racial discrimination and harassment. Continue Reading →
Council Member Rosenthal Appointed Chair Of Sub-Committee On Capital Budget
At its recent 2021 Charter meeting, the City Council approved several new committee chairs. Continue Reading →
Uptown Electeds On Sexual And Reproductive Health In NYC City Council Legislative Hearing
On Wednesday, October 28th, 2020, at 10 am the Committees on Women & Gender Equity and Health, chaired by uptown Council Members Helen Rosenthal and Mark Levine respectively. Continue Reading →
Tenant Association And District Leaders Against Fur Ban From Harlem To Hollis
June 4, 2019
Dear City Council:
As a group of tenant associations and district leaders in New York City, we hold close relationships with the people in our communities, making it not only our right, but also our responsibility to speak up on their behalf. Continue Reading →
City Council Bill Would Require City To Study Rezoning Displacement From Harlem To Hollis
A new City Council bill would require the city to study whether neighborhood-wide rezonings have spurred indirect displacement for existing area residents. Continue Reading →
City Council Highlights Persistence Of Domestic Violence From Harlem To Hollis
This morning, members of the City Council fanned out from Harlem to Hollis, raising awareness about domestic violence and resources and services available for survivors, as part of NYC Go Purple Day. Continue Reading →
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