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engagement

Agenda 2019

Special Election Marked a Political Milestone Long in Coming for NYC’s Haitians

By Alain Gaillard | June 10, 2019

When Farah Louis formally takes office, New York will for the first time have two Haitian-Americans in the City Council—a major milestone for the largest and one of the oldest ex patriate Haitian communities in the world.

engagement

You Asked, We Answer: Reader Questions About Data, Violence, Elections and More

By Harry DiPrinzio | June 6, 2019

We hunted down information for readers curious about MTA data, unacknowledged street violence, an upcoming primary election and City Council lingo.

Agenda 2019

In New York, Where You Live Can Determine How Hard it is to Vote

By Henry Kanengiser | April 25, 2019

In the 2018 election and many before it, New Yorkers faced a voting hurdle unlike voters in most other major cities: a relatively low number of polling places, scattered unevenly through the city.

Does New York City Need a Sea Wall? Your Chance to Weigh In Has Arrived

By Jarrett Murphy | March 12, 2019

The federal agency has identified alternatives—some very expensive and ambitious—to protect the city from bigger waves and stronger tides.

CITY VIEWS: OPINIONS and ANALYSIS

CityViews: Term Limits Aren’t What Will Strengthen the City’s Community Boards

By Tom Waters | November 5, 2018

‘The mayor’s commission’s proposal misses the mark, but the Council’s commission should propose steps that would both strengthen the boards’ technical capacity and maintain their independence from City Hall. ‘

engagement

Video: What Will Election 2016 Mean to Young Voters?

By Jarrett Murphy | November 9, 2016

Hours before the polls closed and the world changed, BRIC-TV aired this discussion about young voters, political engagement and the democratic process.

citizenship

City Must Use .NYC to Create a Real Civic Commons

By Thomas Lowenhaupt | September 14, 2015

The arrival of .nyc gives City Hall the chance to build a vibrant online toolkit for democracy. But it will require work, money and vision for the de Blasio administration to realize the full potential of its new, three-letter asset.

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