ARTS and CULTURE
Opinion: The Art of Participatory Budgeting
Yazmany Arboleda |
“By voting on The People’s Money, New Yorkers are not just selecting projects; they are participating in a shared vision for our city’s future.”
Courtesy of the People’s Creative Institute
Sunshine-yellow "Sunnies," are symbols of democratic engagement, urging New Yorkers aged 11 and up to participate in the citywide participatory budgeting initiative.
“By voting on The People’s Money, New Yorkers are not just selecting projects; they are participating in a shared vision for our city’s future.”
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