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March 05, 2021

NY Senate passes package to protect low-income communities from pollutants

March 05, 2021/ Guest User
NY Senate passes package to protect low-income communities from pollutants

“We need to change the law so those communities closest to the pain are the first stakeholders considered.”

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March 05, 2021/ Guest User/
Communities, Environment, equity, news, Law
senate, jessica ramos, Environmental justice, sustainability, legislation, Department of Environmental Conservation
March 04, 2021

NYC leaders continue campaign against proposed Rockaway hospital cuts

March 04, 2021/ David Brand
NYC leaders continue campaign against proposed Rockaway hospital cuts

“These insane proposals amount to a death sentence for our Rockaway communities.”

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March 04, 2021/ David Brand/
coronavirus, Communities, news, Health, Rockaways, equity
st. john's episcopal hospital, far rockaway, queens hospital, health department, toneykorf partners
March 03, 2021

NYC commits $157 million to shrinking digital divide 

March 03, 2021/ David Brand
NYC commits $157 million to shrinking digital divide 

“All New Yorkers deserve affordable internet access, no matter their zip code.”

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March 03, 2021/ David Brand/
Communities, news, equity, politics
Mayor Bill de Blasio, wifi, 5g, broadband, nycha, digital divide
March 03, 2021

As voters search for vaccines, Queens council candidates become case managers

March 03, 2021/ David Brand
As voters search for vaccines, Queens council candidates become case managers

“If you’re not tech savvy or you have tech difficulties, you’re not going to be able to do this.”

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March 03, 2021/ David Brand/
coronavirus, Communities, equity, Health, news, politics
david aronov, council district 29, forest hills, linda lee, harpreet toor, covid-19 vaccines, coronavirus, mutual aid
March 01, 2021

Out-of-towners dominate doses at Queens' Aqueduct vaccine site

March 01, 2021/ David Brand
Out-of-towners dominate doses at Queens' Aqueduct vaccine site

And down the stretch they come — from Long Island.

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March 01, 2021/ David Brand/
Communities, Business, equity, news, politics, Southern Queens
Aqueduct Racetrack, aqueduct, covid-19, covid vaccine, coronavirus, mass vaccine site
March 01, 2021

Opinion: Invest in the future of NYC’s foster youth

March 01, 2021/ Special to the Eagle
Opinion: Invest in the future of NYC’s foster youth

The odds are stacked against me and the 8,000 other young people in foster care in New York City.

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March 01, 2021/ Special to the Eagle/
Communities, equity, Education, Voices
foster care, equity, Department of Health, Children's Village
February 26, 2021

Southeast Queens native Meisha Porter named NYC’s new schools chancellor

February 26, 2021/ David Brand
Southeast Queens native Meisha Porter named NYC’s new schools chancellor

Porter will take over for outgoing Chancellor Richard Carranza.

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February 26, 2021/ David Brand/
Communities, news, Education, equity
meisha porter, richard carranza, schools, department of education, schools chancellor, south jamaica, covid-19
February 26, 2021

Opinion: To stop anti-Asian violence, embrace solidarity

February 26, 2021/ David Brand
Opinion: To stop anti-Asian violence, embrace solidarity

John Choe is a candidate in City Council District 20.

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February 26, 2021/ David Brand/
Communities, Law, equity, Voices
john choe, flushing, council district 20, opinion, anti-asian racism
February 25, 2021

Solar panels are coming to seven Queens schools, city says

February 25, 2021/ Guest User
Solar panels are coming to seven Queens schools, city says

“Bringing solar energy to New York City facilities in diverse neighborhoods will help supply affordable, clean and reliable electricity.”

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February 25, 2021/ Guest User/
Communities, Environment, equity, Education, news
sustainability, New York Power Authority, doe, DCAS, solar power
February 25, 2021

Opinion: NYC must end racial disparities in maternal mortality

February 25, 2021/ David Brand
Opinion: NYC must end racial disparities in maternal mortality

Councilmember Jimmy Van Bramer is a candidate for Queens borough president.

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February 25, 2021/ David Brand/
Health, equity, Western Queens, Voices
jimmy van bramer, maternal mortality, racial disparities, racist healthcare disparities, opinion
February 24, 2021

NY makes homeless young people eligible for vaccine, but COVID data locked away

February 24, 2021/ David Brand
NY makes homeless young people eligible for vaccine, but COVID data locked away

“Minus data, it’s hard to prove a need.”

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February 24, 2021/ David Brand/
Communities, coronavirus, equity, Health, Homelessness, Housing, Law, news
dycd, ocfs, runaway and homeless youth, rhy, covid-19, coronavirus
February 21, 2021

Opinion: One month isn’t enough. NYC needs culturally responsive education

February 21, 2021/ David Brand
Opinion: One month isn’t enough. NYC needs culturally responsive education

Aleda Gagarin is a candidate in City Council District 29.

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February 21, 2021/ David Brand/
Communities, equity, Education, politics, Voices
aleda gagarin, black history month, culturally responsive education
February 18, 2021

Queens officials outline tenant options as evictions loom

February 18, 2021/ Guest User
Queens officials outline tenant options as evictions loom

“If you're fighting any legal battles or landlords do not go it alone.”

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February 18, 2021/ Guest User/
Communities, equity, Housing, news, Law
eviction, eviction moratorium, landlords, tenant rights, legal aid, Borough President
February 18, 2021

NYC delays Queens Village vaccine site opening

February 18, 2021/ Guest User
 NYC delays Queens Village vaccine site opening

New York City has delayed the opening of a mass vaccination site in Queens Village

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February 18, 2021/ Guest User/
coronavirus, Communities, eastern queens, equity, news
COVID-19, Vaccine, queens village, Bill de blasio
February 18, 2021

NYC social workers set sights on city council seats

February 18, 2021/ David Brand
NYC social workers set sights on city council seats

“We’re trained to understand that people are complex beings, with complex, nuanced needs.”

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February 18, 2021/ David Brand/
Communities, equity, Health, Housing, news, politics
ingrid gomez, tricia shimamura, shanequa moore, abigail martin, social work, politics, city council
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