NYC Mayor's Public Engagement Unit

On Saturday, May 22 from 12 PM - 3 PM on 160 Eldridge Street between Delancey & Rivington Street, Thrive Collective, the NY Chinese Alliance Church, the NYC Mayor's Office, the City's Taskforce on Racial Inclusion and Equity (TRIE), and City agencies are hosting an Asian American Pacific Islander mural unveiling and socially distanced, community celebration with FREE food, music, performances, healing art, COVID-19 tests + vaccines, and programs for the community. #APAHM #StopAsianHate

Join NYC Department of Records for the third season of its Neighborhood Stories projectnow in a virtual format! Neighborhood Stories is a storytelling initiative which aims to gather and preserve the stories of residents across New York City. Through a series of oral history interviews, New Yorkers will be able to share their memories and tell the stories of the communities that shaped them. These interviews will be preserved forever in the NYC Municipal Archives. To sign u...p and record an interview with Neighborhood Stories, follow this link: https://bit.ly/3uw7eOQ. If you want to learn more about the project, visit: https://www.archives.nyc/neighborhoodstories. See more

Need a free mask or help scheduling a #COVID19 vaccine appointment? Our specialists are at locations in each borough from 5-8pm today to assist you and make our public transit safer. Manhattan: 125th St. Station at Lexington Ave Bronx: 3rd Ave-149th St. Station Brooklyn: Atlantic Ave-Barclays Center Station... Queens: Jamaica Center-Parsons/Archer Station Staten Island: St. George Ferry Terminal See more

Join #DemocracyNYC and the Medgar Evers College, CUNY Public Administration Club on Wednesday, January 24th at 6pm for a celebration of #BlackHistoryMonth which will include a presentation on Test and Trace resources, and a voter education workshop, while also hearing from civic engagement leaders such as Deputy Mayor Thompson, Lurie Daniel Favors, Kathleen Daniel, and members of the Medgar Evers College community. Visit on.nyc.gov/BHMWorkshop to RSVP and receive a link to join our Zoom event, learn more about why local elections are so important, and to get involved in making sure every New Yorker can make their voice heard at the ballot box!

Join our virtual event this week with New York City Department of Education Deputy Chancellor Austin and Dr. Jay Varma, Senior Advisor for Public Health in the NYC Mayor's Office, to learn more about our protocols to keep our buildings open and our school communities safe and healthy.

UPDATE: The New York health insurance Open Enrollment Period deadline has been extended to MARCH 31st, 2021. Get free assistance in your language now: Call 311, text "CoveredNYC" (SeguroNYC en Español) to 877877, or visit nyc.gov/GetCoveredNYC #GetCoveredNYC

The 2020 census ends on October 16th at 6am. Less than 24 hours left! Visit my2020census.gov #GetCountedNYC

Time is running out! The census will shape how power & resources are distributed across the country for the next decade. Fill out the #2020Census today before it's too late. my2020census.gov

There are only 13 days left until the end of the #2020Census and more than 40% of New Yorkers still need to be counted. Time is running out! Fill it out today before it's too late. my2020census.gov #GetCountedNYC