I had the opportunity to talk to @LilaMacLellan at Fortune about crisis communications and lessons learned from a big one you might've heard about recently.
https://t.co/7MuZIRmEgf
I've been following Lila's work for a while so it was a treat for me to nerd out on one of our specialties at @stuloeser & Co. Strategy for this story.
New in @Marketplace this morning: @juliepsamuels breaks down how NYC has become the center of gravity for all kinds of tech companies and people who work in tech: https://t.co/ffAgu6Nytu
Internships have long served as pathways into tech careers. It's time we reimagine them to ensure they're truly accessible to all New Yorkers.
Our own @jasonmylesclark and @GirlsWhoCode CEO @DrTarikaBarrett on how to support the next generation of talent: https://t.co/DdzPTaVzXX
I’m excited to announce that I have joined @TechNYC as their new Head of Policy! Thank you to @CityAndStateNY and @politicony for their announcements, and looking forward to working with our partners in the public sector and beyond to support and grow New York's tech community!
Check out my first op-ed co-authored with @RitchieTorres and @RepYvetteClarke
"The state needs to ensure that communities disproportionately impacted by decades of congestion fumes and segregational roadway projects are the first to benefit from EV infrastructure investments"
As millions of people across the country watch tonight's new episode of #LawAndOrder, viewers should recognize that the show's basic structure – almost every case ends with a trial — is wholly inaccurate. (Thread)
Tech:NYC names new executive director. Lawyer Jason Clark, a former City Council candidate, is set to assume leadership of the industry group this month https://t.co/uDPFHVIbX4
Arbery, Rittenhouse, Smollett, Holmes. Sure, let's disagree about those cases. That's American. But let's agree on how they proceeded: not secretive pleas, but public jury trials. Those are pretty American, too. My latest in @WSJopinion w/ @ConLawWarrior. https://t.co/dzGpvplhV5
Founding leader of industry group Tech:NYC stepping down. After five years as executive director, Julie Samuels says it is a “natural time” to seek new leadership https://t.co/cUMJFXdp58
Google plans to launch its first brick-and-mortar store this summer in Chelsea, where it has been steadily growing its office presence during the past decade. https://t.co/sHBH7SiUVZ via @CrainsNewYork
Important follow-up OpEd on the #TrialPenalty from #NYSACDL's Task Force Chair Susan Walsh and @NACDL ED Norm Reimer. @NACDLExecDir "
@NYDailyNews "How the trial penalty drives injustice"
https://t.co/0tzQAJYLFd
OPINION | We must put all power behind eradicating the trial penalty to restore the Sixth Amendment right to a fair trial.
The Manhattan DA’s race is a proving ground for that task.
Here's how the trial penalty drives injustice...
https://t.co/vmrGhzXBsP
New: Manhattan DA candidates have pledged to end the "trial penalty"—the sentencing difference between plea offers + post-trial punishments. The penalty has turned courts into plea factories, but to end this they'd need big caseload reductions + funding:
https://t.co/cfCYKvkMNQ
Joint News Release: @NYSACDL and @NACDL Publish Groundbreaking Report on Trial Penalty in New York
Read the Report: https://t.co/9RnJBABnJe
Read the News Release: https://t.co/JRlm4ZZRks
NYSACDL and @NACDL's Groundbreaking Report on the Trial Penalty in NY is now live! @Gothamist: "Of the more than 300 New York defense attorneys surveyed for the study, 94% said they believe the trial penalty plays a role in their local court systems." https://t.co/jaSjW9V1Te