Asian American / Asian Research Institute
The City University of New York
This talk features a candidate forum where local community members heard directly from City Council District 20 contenders on pressing neighborhood issues, civic engagement, and policy priorities in the lead-up to the 2017 election. It provides insight into how candidates articulate their visions for public service and community representation.
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Whether you are registered to vote in District 1 (Lower Manhattan, including Chinatown and the Lower East Side) or you have interests in the area, this is your opportunity to hear from the candidates themselves on how they would approach important issues such as zoning, environment, immigration, business development and much more.
Thanks to the assistance of New York City Council Member, Hon. John Liu, and Vice Chancellor Jay Hershenson from CUNY University Relations, the New York City Council has approved funding to set up a high tech media production and training center at AAARI. The City Council equipment grant of $154,000 is divided into Training ($52,654 … Read more
Thanks to the assistance of New York City Council Member, Hon. John Liu, and Vice Chancellor Jay Hershenson from CUNY University Relations, the New York City Council has approved funding to set up a high tech media production and training center at AAARI. The City Council equipment grant of $154,000 is divided into Training ($52,654 … Read more
The show, titled “Running: The Race for City Council” was aired on Channel Thirteen in the fall of 2001. The young film-maker, Renata Huang will show and discuss the making of this documentary that she associate produced about the city council elections in New York City where three Asian American candidates lost in Manhattan’s Chinatown, … Read more