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On the Next Represent NYC: Minority and Women Owned Businesses with NYC Councilwoman Inez E. Dickens
New York State Minority and Women Owned Business Enterprise (MWBE) legislation lays the foundation for establishing procurement goals for MWBE’s in New York City. However, NYC Comptroller Scott Stringer recently gave NYC a grade of “D” on MWBE procurement; out of the $17 billion that NYC spends on...
On the Next Represent NYC: The Impact of Health and Building Code Violations with NYC Councilwoman Helen Rosenthal
Every time a city agency issues a building, health, or other violation, the case goes to the Office of Administrative Trials and Hearings (OATH) and an administrative judge decides if the case is valid.
Of the 218,000 cases that OATH heard last year, over 73,000 cases were dismissed. That means...
On the Next Represent NYC: Affordable Housing with NYC Councilman Mark Levine
In the past decade, median apartment rents in New York City rose by 75 percent, compared to 44 percent in the rest of the United States. At the same time, the City is losing affordable housing units at an alarming rate*.
On the next episode of "Represent NYC," NYC District 7 Councilman Mark Levine...
On the Next Represent NYC: Real Estate Taxes with NYC Councilwoman Inez E. Dickens
While owning a own home or apartment is an aspiration for many, Manhattan residents often have to combat real estate taxes that can be a hindrance to achieving this dream.
On the next episode of "Represent NYC", NYC District 9 Councilwoman Inez E. Dickens speaks with guests Keith L.T. Wright...
On the Next Episode of Represent NYC: Reproductive Rights with New York State Assembly Member Deborah Glick
In New York State, reproductive rights are contentious and hotly debated issues. On the next episode of "Represent NYC," New York State District 6 Assembly Member Deborah Glick welcomes Farah Diaz-Tello, Senior Staff Attorney at the National Advocates for Pregnant Women and Adrienne Verrilli, the...
This Sunday on "Represent NYC": Focus on Affordable Housing
As the New York State Legislature gets set to wrap up for the summer and as New York's rent regulations are on the brink of expiring, the issue of Affordable Housing takes center stage on "Represent NYC" with a special two-episode presentation this Sunday night.
First up, New York State...
On the Next Episode of Represent NYC: Conversion Therapy with New York State Assembly Member Deborah Glick
Conversion therapy – also known as reparative therapy or “sexual orientation change efforts" – aims to have people change their sexual orientation, thus "converting" from gay to straight. According to the Southern Poverty Law Center, "conversion therapy has been discredited or highly criticized by...
On the Next Episode of Represent NYC: Key Issues for Lower Manhattan with NYS Senator Daniel Squadron
Following the recent wrap-up of a busy — and often tense — session in Albany, New York State District 26 Senator Daniel Squadron hosts an all-new "Represent NYC" about how key legislative issues will impact the every day lives of his constituents. Senator Squadron's district includes lower Manhattan...
On the Next Represent NYC: The Impact of Small Businesses with Manhattan Borough President Gale Brewer
In NYC, small businesses have a big impact. According to an October 2014 report by the Center for an Urban Future, firms with fewer than five employees constituted the bulk of growth in new businesses in New York City between 2000 and 2013, providing a net gain of 31,421 jobs.
On the next episode...
COVID-19: Financial Support for Small Business
April 28, 2020
The Paycheck Protection Program has been refunded. Find out how to get federal money to help your small business.
COVID-19: Self Testing
April 27, 2020
Self-collection will be available at NYC Health and Hospital testing sites by the end of this week.
COVID-19: Domestic Violence
April 24, 2020
NY State launches new text hotline for victims of domestic abuse amid COVID-19 quarantine.
COVID-19: Summer in the City
April 24, 2020
Is Summer in New York City cancelled? New York City is canceling concerts, festivals and all other nonessential events through June as the city seeks to keep down its coronavirus infection rate. Find out what is and what is not happening this Summer.