The NYC Commission on Human Rights today launched a citywide ad campaign to combat sexual harassment in the workplace. Continue Reading →
Tag Archives: Letitia James
The Right Cumbo For The New Majority Leader Of The NYC Council From Harlem To Hollis
Today, Council Member Laurie A. Cumbo was appointed as the first woman of color to serve as Majority Leader of the New York City Council during the Stated Meeting. Continue Reading →
NYC Announces Veterans An Active Military Service Members Are Protected From Bias
New York City has begun enforcement of a new law that protects current and prior military service members from discrimination, bias, and harassment. Continue Reading →
de Blasio Administration Launches “NYC Go Purple Day” New Domestic Violence Ad Campaign
In honor of NYC Go Purple Day, the de Blasio Administration today launched a new ad campaign to raise awareness about domestic violence. Continue Reading →
Harlem’s Mark-Viverito And Others On “Women And The Future of New York Politics” Panel
Despite New York’s reputation as a progressive city, on the local political level at least, the future looks far from female. Continue Reading →
HPD Announces Distressed Properties In 2017 Alternative Enforce From Harlem To Hollis
New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) Commissioner Maria Torres-Springer announces the 2017 Alternative Enforcement Program list. Continue Reading →
Harlem’s Mark Viverito, Levine And Mayor de Blasio Sign Legislation To Create Neighborhood Commitment Tracker
Harlem Council members Melissa Mark-Viverito, Mark Levine, Mayor Bill de Blasio and others today held public hearings for and signed 29 pieces of legislation into law – Intros. Continue Reading →
de Blasio’s Health Department Releases 2015 Data Showing HIV Diagnoses Has Dropped
The Health Department today released its 2015 HIV Surveillance Annual Report, which shows that the annual number of new HIV diagnoses in New York City has fallen below 2,500 for the first time in the history of the epidemic. Continue Reading →
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