Opinion
The pandemic’s harsh reality pointed out the difference between how the city operates and how it could run.
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Historically, city agencies have been too siloed and funding for programs too disparate to create meaningful improvements to people’s health.
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We need to invest in making New Yorkers safe, but failed punitive policies, like reinstating cash bail for low level offenses, are not the answer.
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After New York City successfully opened the nations’s first legally operating overdose prevention centers, it’s time to open more of them across the state.
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The argument for subminimum wage laws has evaporated. Now it’s time for political leaders to catch up.
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With uncertain times because of COVID-19, music, art and theater can help students make sense of this ambiguity and invites them to explore new knowledge.
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Advocates seeking to reform the New York City Police Department need to consider how it is funded and its institutional composition.
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It’s up to nonprofit agencies and the membership organizations that represent them to tell the next mayor and members of the City Council what they need – and soon.
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The importance of making structural changes in organizations to support new leaders of color.
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How New York City can eliminate fraud and self dealing practices in the nonprofit sector.
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