Tag: NYC
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NYC Mayor Eric Adams Announces Over 12,000 Families Served With Maternal and Infant Health Services Since Expanding Access to Doulas and Home Visitors
Since expanding access to doula and midwifery services, Mayor Adams has facilitated over 12,000 families receiving maternal and infant health services, particularly benefiting Black and Brown New Yorkers, in line with the HealthyNYC initiative’s goal to reduce Black maternal mortality by 10 percent by 2030. The initiative, which includes programs like the Newborn Home Visits…
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NYC Mayor Eric Adams Holds Virtual Briefing
Mayor Adams held a virtual briefing discussing his trip to Rome, emphasizing the importance of faith communities and collaboration with international counterparts in addressing global and local challenges. He highlighted visits to various religious sites and expressed gratitude for the hospitality received, while also acknowledging the need for stronger connections among cities to tackle common…
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Turning Scraps into Soil: Analyzing Mayor Adams NYC’s School Composting Initiative Amidst Implementation Challenges, Resource Allocation Concerns, Efficacy Debates, and Corruption Risks
Mayor Adams has successfully implemented composting in all New York City public schools, accomplishing the expansion three months ahead of schedule, contributing to a cleaner, greener environment and engaging students in sustainable practices. With every school now composting their food waste, New York City sets a national example in waste reduction, greenhouse gas mitigation, and…
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Balance Safety and Protest Rights. NYC Mayor Eric Adams Appears Live on ABC’s “This Week With George Stephanopoulos”
Mayor Eric Adams discussed the authorization for the NYPD to clear encampments at NYC universities on ABC’s ‘This Week With George Stephanopoulos’ on May 5, 2024. He emphasized the importance of balancing protest rights with safety concerns and responded to criticism of police presence, acknowledging differing opinions but stressing the need to ensure the city’s…
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Mayor Adams Announces City has Served Over 750 Family Members of Fatal Overdose Victims Through First-in-Nation Support Program
New York City Mayor Eric Adams and New York City Chief Medical Examiner Dr. Jason Graham announced that the city has served more than 750 family members of fatal overdose victims through a first-in-the-nation support program ¹. Since launching in late 2022, OCME’s Drug Intelligence and Intervention Group has offered support to surviving family members…
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White House. Statement from President Joe Biden on Final Rule to Expand Health Coverage for DACA Recipients
President Joe Biden announced the expansion of affordable health care coverage for DACA recipients, emphasizing their contributions to society and their right to access healthcare. He highlighted the DACA program’s success in enabling young immigrants to work, study, and contribute to their communities. The administration’s action aims to ensure that DACA recipients have access to…
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NYC Mayor Eric Adams Calls in For Live Interview on Wurd’s “Keepin’ It Real With Rev. Al Sharpton”
NYC Mayor Eric Adams discusses the significance of the National Day of Prayer on a live interview with Reverend Al Sharpton. Adams emphasizes the role of faith in governance, advocating for the acknowledgment of diverse religious beliefs in public life. He shares personal experiences where his faith guided his actions, highlighting the importance of prayer…
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New York. Mayor Adams, NYPD Commissioner Caban Provide Additional Details Highlighting Nearly 50 Percent of Columbia/City College Protests Included Unaffiliated Parties
May 2, 2024 29 Percent of Individuals Arrested at Columbia Protests on April 30 Were Unaffiliated With School. 60 Percent of Individuals Arrested at City College Protests on April 30 Were Unaffiliated With School. New York – New York City Mayor Eric Adams and New York City Police Department (NYPD) Commissioner Edward A. Caban today released additional details…
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NYC Mayor Adams Appears Live On MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” and talked about the liberation of the Columbia University building.
Willie Geist: In a moment we will speak with deputy commissioner of Public Information for the NYPD, Tarik Sheppard. He was on the Bearcat you just saw officers using to enter Hamilton Hall last night, but first, we’re joined live now by New York City Mayor Eric Adams. Mr. Mayor, good morning. Can you talk to…
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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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Mayor Adams Kicks off Public Review of “City of Yes for Housing Opportunity” Proposal.
The “City of Yes for Housing Opportunity” proposal is the most pro-housing set of zoning changes in New York City’s history. The proposal aims to increase the overall housing supply by enabling the creation of “a little more housing in every neighborhood” through carefully crafted zoning changes, which have not been done in more than…
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NYC Mayor Eric Adams Appears Live On MSNBC’s “Morning Joe”
NYC Mayor Eric Adams appeared on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” to discuss the ongoing protests at Columbia University and the city’s budget negotiations. He emphasized the importance of balancing the right to protest with maintaining peace, and stated that the university has not requested direct assistance from the police. Mayor Adams also expressed confidence that the city will…
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NYC Mayor Adams Makes Live Appearance on MSNBC’s ‘PoliticsNation With Al Sharpton’; Inquiries Arise Regarding Student Anti-Semitic Protests at Columbia University
Reverend Al Sharpton: We’re joined now by a man who will be at the center of all this week’s drama, New York Mayor Eric Adams, a Democrat. Mr. Mayor, let me start with, first of all, thank you for joining us. We want to start tonight with last week’s arrest of more than 100 demonstrators at…
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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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NYC Mayor Eric Adams Calls In For A Live Interview On 1010 WINS’ “Morning Drive.”
April 25, 2024 Susan Richard: His honor joining us live this morning on 1010 Wins to talk about this and more, thank you so much for being here. Mayor Eric Adams: Susan, it’s always great speaking with you, good morning to you. Richard: Good morning. Brooklyn Councilman Justin Brannan who heads the City Council Finance Committee telling The…
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NYC Mayor Adams releases FY25 Executive Budget and Holds Q-and-A
Mayor Eric Adams: My fellow New Yorkers, New York City has always been defined by its resilience. Over and over again, we have faced challenges and emerged stronger and more innovative. No matter what comes our way, we’re always ready to roll up our sleeves and to do what it takes to build a better future.…
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New York. Mayor Adams, Speaker Adams Invest Over $22 Million in Cultural Organizations as Administration’s Strong Fiscal Management Improves City’s Budget Outlook
Mayor Adams and Speaker Adams allocate more than $22 million to cultural organizations, reflecting the administration’s robust fiscal management and enhancing the city’s budget outlook. $18.3 million is earmarked for the next three fiscal years to support 34 cultural organizations operating on city-owned property through the Cultural Institutions Group. Additionally, $4.3 million is designated for…
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NYC Mayor Adams’ Statement on Ongoing Protests at Columbia University
NEW YORK – New York City Mayor Eric Adams today released the following statement in response to the ongoing protests occurring at Columbia University: “I am horrified and disgusted with the antisemitism being spewed at and around the Columbia University campus — like the example of a young woman holding a sign with an arrow pointing…
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New York Governor Hochul Announces Significant Investments in New York’s Agricultural Industry as Part of FY 2025 Budget
Extending the sale of to-go alcoholic beverages for an additional five years, Governor Hochul’s administration continues its support for restaurants and bars. With a commitment of $55 million, New York State aims to advance its position as a leader in the dairy industry, while $50 million is allocated to Nourish NY, aiding families in accessing…