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NYC is gearing up for a major election! With the June primaries right around the corner, we’ll be sharing more info in the coming weeks around the local offices up for election, the candidates, and the logistics for voting. Spoiler alert: there’s a LOT happening!!! #NYCvotes
.@SocialWorkVotes, a partnership between #CSSW & @LLeadershipi, will co-host the NYC mayoral debates televised by @NY1. The first debate is tomorrow (5/13) from 7-9 P.M. CSSW alumna @Dianne4NYC is one of the participants. More info on the debates here: https://t.co/TtvUqGIMVR
THE CITY is co-hosting the first two mayoral debates with @ny1@wnyc@gothamist@citizensunionny@socialworkvotes & @johnjaycollege, starting with Democratic primary contenders on May, 13.
Our Civic Newsroom invites you to ask the candidates questions. https://t.co/ATjblVcnTt
congratulations @columbiassw students on finishing this difficult school year! this weekend, we celebrate 🥳 and now we are back to work! 🗳 https://t.co/XIhCcK5lLh
Join us next Thursday for an informal open house to learn more about @socialworkvotes and how to get involved! We can’t wait to see you. Zoom link: https://t.co/uTGDxEgouW https://t.co/lTDKoQMJzC
We are saddened and horrified by the increase in anti-Asian violence that the country has seen over the past year, including the recent fatal mass shooting in Atlanta. In response, conversations around hate crimes has emerged, but is this the right answer? Read up & weigh in!
We want to hear from you: what do YOU think about the proposed #HateCrimeBill ? Will this legislation help prevent or address hate crimes? What would the impact of this legislation be on impacted communities? What other responses can you imagine?