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New York City Democratic Mayoral Candidates Forum: "Voting Rights, Election Reform & the Future of New York"
When: Monday, May 13, 2013, 7PM
Where: Cardozo School of Law,
55 5th Avenue, New York, NY 10003
RSVP is required to theo.harris@nydlc.org
For more information: FacebookGrowing Numbers, Growing Impact: Mayoral Candidates Forum on Asian Pacific Americans
May 20th at LaGuardia Community College
31-10 Thomson Ave., Long Island City - MAP
Join over 700 community members to listen to the Mayoral Candidates address key issues that affect Asian Pacific American communities:
Civic Engagement ● Economic Development ● Education Health ● Housing ● Immigration ● Social Services
Moderated by Richard Lui, NBC and MSNBC News Anchor
Registration - 5:30pm, Forum -6:00pm
Facebook event http://bit.ly/NYCMayor4APA
You can REGISTER. We ask that individuals who are volunteering also register using the eventbrite so we have an accurate idea of who is coming!
Past Event in NYC Archive
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Council Majority Supports Immigrant Voting Rights
More photos 28 Council Members co-sponsor legislation to allow recent immigrants to vote City Hall, NY, April 15, 2013 — A majority of the NYC Council now supports legislation that would restore the rights of all documented residents to vote in municipal elections. With 28 co-sponsors, the bill is just six signatures shy of a [...] -
Voting Rights for All – April 15th Press Conference
The Majority of the New York City Council supports Intro 410 a legislation that would restore the rights of all documented residents to vote in local elections (Mayor, City Council, Public Advocate, etc.). LET’S PASS THE LEGISLATION NOW LET’S EXPAND OUR DEMOCRACY Did you know that 1 in 5 taxpaying New Yorkers can’t Vote? THIS [...] -
Local Matters: This Is What Democracy Should Look Like
Now that the state and federal elections are behind us, attention turns to next year’s City elections. Please join us on November 27th for a public forum on three issues that will have a significant impact on local politics and policy now and in the future: Participatory Budgeting, Re-districting & Minority Representation, and Non-citizen Voting. [...] -
LocaL Matters: This is what democracy should look like
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Esto es a lo que la democracia se debe parecer
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地方事務:民主應當如此
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지역 커뮤니티: 이런 민주주의여야 합니다.
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Immigrant Heritage Week at Queens College
NYCEVR would like to invite you to the Immigrant Heritage Week celebration at Queens College. For the week of April 17th— 24th, QC will host a series of events honoring the history, culture, and importance of immigrants in New York City. As a part of the series, NYCEVR members and City Councilmember Daniel Dromm will [...] -
Resident Voting Rights at Making Worlds: An OWS Forum on the Commons
Presentation of the Resident Voting Rights Campaign Saturday, February 18 4:45 – 6:30 – Society & Technology Workshop More information concerning the Forum Making Worlds: An OWS Forum on the Commons February 16-18, 2012 Church of the Ascension, 122 Java Street, Greenpoint, Brooklyn. http://makingworlds.wikispaces.com/Workshops – Facebook Event -
Stand for Freedom in NYC Dec 10
Join us on Saturday, December 10th—The United Nations’ Human Rights Day—to proclaim to America and the world: It’s time to Stand for Freedom. We must protect our right to vote. This year, two-thirds of state legislatures have introduced laws that undermine the right to vote. Early voting and Sunday voting are under attack, photo ID [...]
