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Throughout the holiday season, and throughout the year, we deliver in-depth, investigative reporting that engages communities and advances solutions.

Take the recent impact of our year-long series “Aging Justice."

We set out with the goal of connecting the elderly with resources, amplifying the voices of their advocates, and providing tools to foster self-advocacy among seniors. Since publishing our series, advocates for NYC’s aging population have gotten much of what they asked for in the city’s 2020 budget deal: including $2.1 million in funding for 10 senior centers at NYCHA developments set to close and additional funding for meals at senior centers across the city. 

Reporting like this helps to shape outcomes that serve all New Yorkers.
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With gratitude,

Jarrett Murphy
Executive Editor
City Limits

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