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On this edition of RepresentNYC, Comptroller DiNapoli sits down with producer Victoria Bert to explain the state's response to the coronavirus outbreak.

On this edition of #RepresentNYC​, host Assemblymember Inez E. Dickens celebrates the accomplishments of #hiddenfigures​ leading the community despite adversity. Special guests include Leilani Irvin from The Department of Social Services, HIV/AIDs activist and music industry insider Maria Davis...

On this edition of #RepresentNYC, Assembly Member Niou speaks out against Anti-Asian racism, and Rachel Bloom from Citizens Union details how to fill out The U.S. Census during this health conscious time. 

Senator Jackson has personally walked from New York City to Albany twice to raise awareness of inequitable school funding. On this edition of #RepresentNYC, the Senator sits down with Zakiyah Ansari from Alliance for Quality Education and Wendy Lecker from The Education Law Center to learn more...

On Thursday March 5th New York City Council Speaker Corey Johnson held a public hearing to inform New Yorkers of the latest coronavirus. Learn how to protect yourself and others by tuning in to #RepresentNYC.

After the upset of Super Tuesday, only two Democratic candidates remain on the ballot for the presidential primaries, Biden and Sanders. Join Dr. Chrisitina Greer, Matt McDermott, and Lincoln Mitchell as the discuss the ramifications of Super Tuesday and where the Democratic party goes from here.

Join Dr. Christina Greer, Matt McDermott, and Lincoln Mitchell for a up-to-date look at the presidential election going into Super Tuesday.

Assembly Members Inez E. Dickens and Charles Barron are co-sponsors of legislation that would create a commission to study reparations in New York, a former slave state. What would reparations look like and why are they needed? Julie Walker sits down with the elected officials, as well as Professor...

Join the office of Manhattan Borough President Gale Brewer to celebrate the winners of the #ManhattanPaperChallenge! Which community boards recycled the most paper, and how do they plan to use the money?