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October 16, 2020

'Culture of toxicity' — Commission finds pervasive racism among NY court officers

October 16, 2020/ David Brand
 'Culture of toxicity' — Commission finds pervasive racism among NY court officers

“Almost every interview touched on what appears to be a culture of toxicity and unprofessionalism exhibited by court officers.”

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October 16, 2020/ David Brand/
Communities, Law, news, equity
court offices, dennis quirk, nyscoa, institutional racism, janet difiore, jeh johnson, Equal Justice in the Courts
October 16, 2020

NY Power Authority pledges to review path to sustainability for peaker plants

October 16, 2020/ Guest User
NY Power Authority pledges to review path to sustainability for peaker plants

“NYPA is leading by example in transitioning our plants to utilize clean technologies to help expedite Governor Cuomo’s ambitious climate leadership targets.”

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October 16, 2020/ Guest User/
Communities, Environment, equity, news
New York Power Authority, renewable energy, sustainability, nrg, carbon emissions, peaker plant
October 16, 2020

As Census deadline passes, NYC’s $40 million outreach effort comes to a close

October 16, 2020/ David Brand
As Census deadline passes, NYC’s $40 million outreach effort comes to a close

How did it go in Queens?

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October 16, 2020/ David Brand/
Communities, coronavirus, Central Queens, news, equity, Features
census, NYC Census 2020, north corona, corona, richmond hill, steven romalewski, hard to count maps
October 15, 2020

Juneteenth is now an official New York state holiday

October 15, 2020/ David Brand
Juneteenth is now an official New York state holiday

“Juneteenth serves as a piece of history towards Black liberation in this country.”

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October 15, 2020/ David Brand/
Communities, equity, news, Law
juneteenth, alicia hyndman, andrew cuomo, state holiday
October 13, 2020

Meng urges Biden to appoint country's first Muslim judges to federal bench if elected

October 13, 2020/ David Brand
Meng urges Biden to appoint country's first Muslim judges to federal bench if elected

“As of 2020, there is to our knowledge no appointed member of the federal judiciary who identifies as Muslim, nor has there ever been.”

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October 13, 2020/ David Brand/
Communities, equity, Law, news, politics
grace meng, Muslim community, judges, joe biden, muslim bar association of new york, South Asian Bar Association, South Asian Indo-Carribean Bar Association of Queens, kamala harris
October 12, 2020

'I feel human again' — At three hotels, formerly incarcerated New Yorkers get the support they need

October 12, 2020/ Special to the Eagle
'I feel human again' — At three hotels, formerly incarcerated New Yorkers get the support they need

A social service organization provides support for homeless, formerly incarcerated New Yorkers at three NYC hotels.

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October 12, 2020/ Special to the Eagle/
Communities, Crime, equity, coronavirus, Health, Homelessness, Law, news, Housing
ilyssa daly, wyndham gardens hotel, fresh meadows, homelessness, homeless, criminal justice, justice reform, Exodus Transitional Community
October 09, 2020

Landlord lobby, homeless advocates unite in push to boost voucher values

October 09, 2020/ David Brand
Landlord lobby, homeless advocates unite in push to boost voucher values

“Either way, the city is going to pay to house the homeless, that’s not a question. The question is whether they want to do it cheaper.”

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October 09, 2020/ David Brand/
Communities, coronavirus, equity, Homelessness, Housing, Law
christine quinn, jay martin, Community Housing Improvement Program, housing, housing vouchers, vouchers, cityfheps
October 08, 2020

NYCHA releases ambitious sustainability plan

October 08, 2020/ Guest User
NYCHA releases ambitious sustainability plan

"To confront climate change and social inequality in tandem, we must actively, and intentionally improve housing, green spaces, and air quality for our most vulnerable residents."

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October 08, 2020/ Guest User/
Communities, Environment, equity, news
NYCHA, Climate Mitigation Road Map, sustainability, carbon emissions, retrofit, LL97
October 08, 2020

Latino judges sorely underrepresented in Queens courts, says lawyer group

October 08, 2020/ David Brand
Latino judges sorely underrepresented in Queens courts, says lawyer group

“It’s not disputable. People need to see themselves reflected on the bench.”

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October 08, 2020/ David Brand/
Communities, Crime, equity, news, Law, politics
Judge Joseph Zayas, gary miret, judge gene lopez, Latino Lawyers Association of Queens County, equity, judiciary, queens criminal court
October 07, 2020

Commonpoint Queens opens long-awaited Elmhurst service hub

October 07, 2020/ David Brand
Commonpoint Queens opens long-awaited Elmhurst service hub

The Hub will provide job training, legal counseling, a food pantry and classes for English-language learners.

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October 07, 2020/ David Brand/
coronavirus, Communities, Central Queens, Food, Health, equity, news
commonpoint queens, commonpoint hub, elmhurst, food pantry, social service, covid-19, coronavirus
October 06, 2020

Coalition works to make NYC’s yellow school buses go green

October 06, 2020/ Guest User
Coalition works to make NYC’s yellow school buses go green

“Part of creating a more equitable and sustainable city is prioritizing the health and safety of children as well as community as a whole through the electrification of school buses.”

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October 06, 2020/ Guest User/
Communities, coronavirus, Environment, equity, news
Schools, transportation, New York league of Conservation Voters, NYC Clean School Bus Coalition, CLCPA, Environmental justice, Parents to Improve School Transportation, pollution
October 04, 2020

Queens criminal court will have just one Black man on the bench after state cuts judges

October 04, 2020/ David Brand
Queens criminal court will have just one Black man on the bench after state cuts judges

There will be one Black male judge in a courthouse where 38% of defendants are Black men.

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October 04, 2020/ David Brand/
equity, Law, news
kenneth holder, queens criminal courthouse, queens supreme court, office of court administration, racial disparities
October 01, 2020

NYC funds immigrant legal services at five Queens providers

October 01, 2020/ David Brand
NYC funds immigrant legal services at five Queens providers

“New York City continues to stand with our immigrant communities.”

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October 01, 2020/ David Brand/
Communities, Law, news, equity
Mayor's Office of Immigrant Affairs, moia, bitta mostofi, make the road new york, jacob a riis neighborhood settlement, minkwon center, Sunnyside Community Services, chhaya, immigrants, immigrants' rights
September 29, 2020

State legislative package seeks to eliminate ‘policing for profit’ in New York

September 29, 2020/ Guest User
State legislative package seeks to eliminate ‘policing for profit’ in New York

“Having to depend on people, but not having that opportunity because I still have fines and fees to pay has been very harrowing, very discouraging and repulsive.”

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September 29, 2020/ Guest User/
Communities, equity, Law, news
criminal justice reform, parole, criminal justice, courts, End Predatory Court Fees Act, Julia Salazar, yuh-line niou, Carmen De La Rosa, Luis Sepulveda, Center for Community Alternatives, ferguson, Institute for Justice, incarceration
September 25, 2020

Meng and AOC vow to fight for Flushing food pantry funding

September 25, 2020/ Guest User
Meng and AOC vow to fight for Flushing food pantry funding

Reps. Grace Meng and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez said they would investigate why the U.S. Department of Agriculture is cutting funds to La Jornada and other pantries even as COVID-19 exacerbates food insecurity in Queens.

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September 25, 2020/ Guest User/
Communities, equity, news, politics
aoc, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, grace meng, food pantry, COVID-19, USDA, La Jornada, flushing
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