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Free AI Workshop in New York City: Building Enterprise-ready Gen AI Applications September 11, 2024
AI Workshop : Building Enterprise-ready Gen AI Applications New York City is set to host an exciting AI workshop on September 11, 2024, bringing together developers and tech enthusiasts from across the city and beyond. In collaboration with Weaviate, this event promises to be a comprehensive deep dive into some of the most cutting-edge technologies…
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NYC Mayor Adams Launches “Money in Your Pocket” Initiative Across More Than 20 Neighborhoods to Help Deliver Benefits Directly to New Yorkers, Make New York City More Affordable
The “Money in Your Pocket” initiative directly benefits New Yorkers by connecting them to over 70 city, state, and federal programs that can help make living in New York City more affordable. Trained city staff and CUNY students will visit more than 20 underserved neighborhoods and NYCHA buildings weekly, ensuring that eligible residents can access…
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NY State News. Governor Hochul Announces $16.5 Million is Now Available to Decarbonize Affordable Housing in New York City. But Why Spend if U.S. Temperature Records Haven’t Been Broken Since 1913?
New York Governor Kathy Hochul announced $16.5 million in funding to decarbonize affordable housing in NYC, aiming to reduce fossil fuel use and improve indoor air quality. The Resilient and Equitable Decarbonization Initiative for Existing Buildings will provide funding for electrification and energy efficiency upgrades in affordable housing. This initiative supports New York’s broader climate…
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Mayor Adams, Governor Hochul, Comptroller Lander Announce $500 Million Investment To Build And Preserve Affordable Housing In New York City
New York City Mayor Eric Adams, Governor Kathy Hochul, and Comptroller Brad Lander announced a $500 million investment from the Battery Park City Authority to build and maintain affordable housing across New York City. This initiative is part of a broader effort to address the housing crisis by increasing the availability of safe and affordable…
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NYC Mayor Adams Announces New Appointments to Help Lead New York City Government
– New York City Mayor Eric Adams today announced several new appointments that will help lead critical teams within the Adams administration. Chauncey Parker has been appointed to serve as assistant deputy mayor for public safety; Reggie Thomas has been appointed to serve as chief of staff in the Office of the First Deputy Mayor;…
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New York City’s Asylum Application Help Center Wins American Bar Association’s Hodson Award for Public Service
Prestigious Award Recognizes Application Help Center for Extraordinary Service by Government Law Office In First Year, Center Submitted More Than 58,000 Work Authorization, Temporary Protected Status, and Asylum Applications Innovative Model is First-in-Nation to Combine Government, Law Firm, Corporate, Nonprofit, and University Support to Provide Pro Se Application Support at Scale NEW YORK – New York…
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New York City Mayor Eric Adams Celebrates $53 Million Investment for City’s Cultural Institutions, Totaling Record High $254 Million in Budget to Support Over 1,000 Cultural Nonprofits Citywide
– New York City Mayor Eric Adams today celebrated a historic investment in the city’s cultural institutions as part of an on-time, balanced, and fiscally-responsible $112.4 billion Fiscal Year (FY) 2025 Adopted Budget that addresses the city’s affordability crisis head-on and invests in the future of the city and the working-class people who make New York the…
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New York Mayor Adams, Chancellor Banks Unveil More Equitable Vision For Future Of New York City Public Schools With Signature Math Initiative And New Division Of Inclusive And Accessible Learning And Takes Q And A
The document outlines a comprehensive plan for the reorganization and enhancement of New York City Public Schools, focusing on special education, multilingual learners, and curriculum development. Key Points: This reorganization and the introduction of new initiatives reflect a strategic effort to enhance educational outcomes, promote inclusivity, and address long-standing challenges within the New York City…
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New York City Mayor Eric Adams Hosts Reception Celebrating Jewish Heritage
Mayor Eric Adams hosted a reception at Gracie Mansion to celebrate Jewish heritage, highlighting the importance of standing against antisemitism and promoting unity. The event featured speeches by various dignitaries, including Consul General Ofir Akunis and other community leaders, who emphasized the need for brave leadership, solidarity with Israel, and the fight against hate. Consul…
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Mayor Eric Adams Announces Curriculum On Hate Crimes And Their Impact For New York City Schools. Balancing Freedom and Constitutional Considerations
New York City Mayor Eric Adams has introduced a new curriculum titled ‘Teaching About Hate Crimes and their Impacts,’ aimed at educating students in public schools about hate crimes, biases, and their repercussions on individuals and communities. Developed in partnership with Facing History & Ourselves, the curriculum comprises five lessons designed to enhance students’ understanding…
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Mayor Adams Celebrates Launch Of New York City’s First Climate Budgeting Process and Video Contradiction from Forbes and Al Gor
New York City is First Big City in U.S. to Adopt Climate Budgeting, Joins Elite Group of Global Cities, Including London, Oslo, and Mumbai. Climate Budgeting Will Permanently Embed Climate Considerations Into Budgeting Decisions, Helping to Reach Climate Goals . Forbes video: ( Apr 22, 2021 )During a House Oversight and Reform Subcommittee on Environment hearing on climate…
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NYC Mayor Adams, Chief Service Officer Rog Unveil Plan To Boost Service Opportunities And Volunteerism In New York City Alongside Detailed Critical Observations
City Aims to Engage 55,000 New Yorkers in Service Opportunities. Annually to Serve 100,000 New Yorkers in Need New York City Mayor Eric Adams and New York City Chief Service Officer Laura Rog today unveiled the city’s plan to increase volunteer and service opportunities by 25 percent across the five boroughs — helping to build stronger communities,…
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Mayor Adams, NYC Health + Hospitals to Open 16 Mental Health Clinics in New York City Public Schools
Clinics Will Serve Over 6,000 New York City Public Schools Students Across Bronx and Central Brooklyn. Clinics Part of Adams Administration’s $5 Million Mental Health Continuum Partnership to Support Over 20,000 Students in South Bronx and Central Brooklyn – New York City Mayor Eric Adams and NYC Health + Hospitals today announced the opening of 16…
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NYC Mayor Eric Adams Holds Briefing With Senior Administration Officials To Discuss Earthquake Felt In Greater New York City Area
Deputy Mayor Fabien Levy, Communications: Thank you all for joining us today at New York City Emergency Management Headquarters. I’m Fabien Levy, deputy mayor for Communications for the City of New York. Earlier this morning, New York City and surrounding regions experienced a 4.8 magnitude earthquake. While we are still assessing the impact of this incident,…
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Mayor Eric Adams Announces New York City’s First-Ever Nonprofit Advisory Council
Announcement Builds on Adams Administration’s ContinuedEfforts to Support and Invest in City’s Nonprofit Sector – New York City Mayor Eric Adams today announced the city’s first-ever Nonprofit Advisory Council. Comprised of leaders and experts in the nonprofit sector, the advisory council will work with the New York City Mayor’s Office of Nonprofit Services to serve as…
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NYC Mayor Adams Releases Requirements, Opens Permit Applications for Responsible Autonomous Vehicle Testing in New York City
– New York City Mayor Eric Adams and New York City Department of Transportation (DOT) Commissioner Ydanis Rodriguez today released robust safety requirements for responsible and safe autonomous vehicle (AV) testing in New York City, as well as announced the opening of applications for a new permit program. DOT has established a rigorous permitting program to ensure approved applicants are ready to test their…
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Mayor Eric Adams Announces Launch of New York City’s First-Ever Tenant Protection Cabinet
– New York City Mayor Eric Adams today announced the launch of the Tenant Protection Cabinet, a multi-agency collaboration to better serve renters in New York City by developing policies and long-term strategies that support tenants and ensure safer, fairer housing conditions. Following the model of the successful New York City Cabinet for Older New Yorkers, the…
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Caught on Camera: New York City Subway Shooting Incident, March 14, 2024
A dispute on a Brooklyn subway train escalated into violence when a 36-year-old man confronted a 32-year-old man, leading to the 36-year-old pulling out a gun. The 32-year-old managed to gain control of the gun and struck the other man, resulting in shots being fired. Chaos ensued as passengers scrambled for safety. The incident occurred…
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The Mayor of New York City advocates for the legalization of the cannabis industry by commemorating the inauguration of Brooklyn’s first legal dispensary owned by a Black woman. Additionally, the Mayor reaffirms the commitment to shutting down illicit smoke shops
New York City Mayor Eric Adams today celebrated the opening of Matawana Dispensary, the first Black woman-owned legal cannabis dispensary in Brooklyn. Building on an announcement in his State of the City address last month, Mayor Adams recommitted to supporting the equitable growth of the legal cannabis market and ensuring justice-impacted individuals are not undermined through…
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Recognizing Adams Administration’s Successful Fiscal Management, Leading Independent, Credit Rating Agencies Affirm New York City’s Strong Financial Standing
NEW YORK – New York City Mayor Eric Adams today highlighted recent affirmations of the city’s bond ratings based upon strong fiscal management by four internationally-recognized, independent credit rating agencies — Moody’s Investors Service, S&P Global Ratings, Fitch Ratings, and Kroll Bond Rating Agency (KBRA). Maintaining a strong bond rating is an indication of the city’s…