Do you live in East Harlem and The Bronx, NYC? I want to know what's important to you!

Housing

Community Land Trust

Adjusting the AMI, to match the community

100% Community Preference when new housing is built in community

Keeping Public Housing Public

NYCHA Accountability

Permanent Homes

Economic Justice

Social Service

Reducing OASAS certified Opioid Dispensing Facilities in our community

Supporting Non-profits that provide Mental Health Services

More counseling and psychologist services to those who are struggling with various mental challenges

Educational Assistance

COVID-19 Supplies

COVID-19 Vaccine Spots in community

Education

Funding Public Schools

Funding CUNY Schools

Vocational/Workforce Training for Adults

Vocational/Workforce Training for Youth

Small Business

Affordable leases

Small Business Grant Access

MWBE to change from 30% preference to 90% preference

Protect the investment of small business owners.

Immigration

Affordable pathway to citizenship and combat immigration fraud

Language Access

Voting access

Prohibiting law enforcement agencies or officers from inquiring about immigration status

Offer Know Your Rights trainings to empower individuals during ICE interactions

Disability Justice

Closed Captions at City Hall and Community Board Meetings via video

Better Hearing Aid protection on health plans

ASL access during legislative meetings

Reform access-a-ride

Change wording on ALL city and state literature from Disabled Person to Differently Abled Person

Protect differently abled tenants from eviction with a crisis team to resolve the eviction process

Defund NYPD and Provide the Following

$1.5 Billion to NYCHA – to be matched by State funding – so we can restore the quality of our public housing

�$2.5 billion for HPD for affordable housing and homeownership opportunities

$200 million in rental assistance

$1 million for Universal Summer Youth Programs

$2 million for Universal Childcare (family care and center)

$3 million for afterschool centers throughout our district

$1 million to first responders and mental health professionals

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