Mamdani releases a plan for addressing racial inequality across NYC
The blueprint sets eight citywide goals and more than 800 strategies to track progress on housing, health, education and criminal justice.
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NYC’s first racial equity plan sets new framework for future budget decisions
New York City plans to incorporate a racial equity review into future budget planning under its first citywide racial equity plan, released Tuesday by Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s administration. The final plan spans 45 city agencies and includes more than 200 agency goals and outcomes, more than 800 implementation strategies and more than 600 indicators used to track progress. "For too long, government has been willing to acknowledge inequality witho…
Mamdani releases long-awaited Racial Equity Plan
The release comes just days after a Manhattan state court judge ruled that both the Mamdani and Adams administration had broken the law by failing to release the charter-mandated plan on time. It was originally due in April 2024.
New York launches an ambitious plan to combat racial inequalities, setting targets in housing, employment and justice by 2034. The project includes more than 200 goals, with biannual follow-up, and seeks to improve health, education and transportation for historically marginalized groups.
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