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Staff from the office of Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso are hosting a Constituent Services Pop-Up every other Monday at Cortelyou Library. You can get help with:Housing AssistanceOlder Adult ServicesCash AssistanceFair FaresSNAP BenefitsAnd more!You can receive help at Corteylou Library every other Monday (January 13 – May 12) from 10AM – 5:30PM. Questions? Call the Office of Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso at 718-802-3700 or email askreynoso@brooklynbp.nyc.gov
The PowHer® New York Network of 100+ gender and racial justice organizations, in partnership with CWA Local 1180, invites you to be part of the 19th Annual NY Equal Pay Day on March 24, 2025. Rally together with advocates and leaders at NYC Hall! Send a message that NY is fighting for women’s economic freedom!In the current moment, federal actions are threatening the rights of our communities and families across the country. One key space where we must not lose our power and progress is women’s role in the economy.Our progress towards closing the gender and racial wage gap is at risk. This Equal Pay Day, our state leaders, employers, and all New Yorkers must stand up to reaffirm New York’s commitment to equality.All are welcome – Wear red because women are still in “the red”- Guest speakers to be announced.For more information and to register for the event, click here.
At Brighton Beach Library State Senator Jessica Scarcella Spanton’s office will be available to answer questions about:community resourcesunemployment insurance assistanceNYCHA improvement assistancequality of life issues assistanceStop by if you have a problem, need information or would like to express an opinion. For more information email spanton@nysenate.gov
Voting was important to me as the next step in my civic journey. At last, my voice was being heard. I feel like I am paving the way for my fellow immigrants.
Spread Love NYC is a nine-month long campaign, by NYC Service, to connect New Yorkers with opportunities to make a difference in their communities through short and long-term service projects with local nonprofits.
