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Friend,

Last month, I asked what you thought was essential to improve upon as we take the first steps in planning what New York should look like after the current crisis. One of the great privileges of being your State Senator is hearing what your problems are, and working with you to solve them. And your responses make the self-evident even more apparent—we have a lot of work to do.

COVID-19 has laid bare the cracks in our foundation: the inequality in access to healthcare, the treatment of workers, the many families who are a few paychecks away from food insecurity. Please join me in a community conversation about the crisis' effect on our city, and share your ideas about how you’d like to see our city change in a post-pandemic world.

Community Conversation on Post Crisis: Wednesday, July 22nd -- 7:30PM - 9:30PM

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We know that we can’t go back to the way things were—we have to do better. Every voice is essential in ensuring our transition is just, equitable, and successful.

Together, we can accomplish so much. I look forward to hearing your thoughts on July 22nd.

In Service,

Andrew

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