The 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline is here for you 24/7, ready to listen and provide support. Your well-being matters. Reach out today. You are not alone. Let’s create a community where help is just a call away.nyc988.cityofnewyork.us/en/

We stand with New York City's Haitian American community—and with Haitians everywhere—in the face of racist, xenophobic lies. Anyone who says this extreme rhetoric isn't dangerous is being disingenuous. Anti-Blackness, in the immigration system and in our country, harms us all.

The names of the New Yorkers taken from us on #September11 are much more than names. They represent lifetimes cut short. We must continue supporting the families who lost their loved ones, and the first responders who rushed into the smoke to help—in the true spirit of our city.

At the 9/11 Memorial today, in the presence of leaders from across our divides, what I found most moving were the young people who read names of those lost.   Many of them never got to meet the heroes they are named for, whose lives are shaped both the grief of tragic loss and

TONIGHT: The Public Advocate joins Errol Louis (@errol.louis on Threads) on Spectrum News NY1’s #InsideCityHall at approximately 7 PM. Tune in: ny1.com/nyc/all-boroug…

Rest in peace to a real one, Frankie Beverly. It's hard to lose so many cultural giants, especially stars like Beverly, who brought people together through music. The soul lives on. nytimes.com/2024/09/11/art…

New Yorkers have questions about FBI Raids on top officials, and something must be done by the administration to restore their trust. The Public Advocate spoke to Errol Louis (@errol.louis on Threads) on Spectrum News NY1 's #InsideCityHall about the searches, Randy Mastro, and more: ny1.com/nyc/all-boroug…

"New Yorkers have to be able to have faith in public service and in public servants, and no ego or agenda can get in the way of that obligation.” The Public Advocate's statement on the resignation of NYPD Commissioner Caban: advocate.nyc.gov/press/nyc-publ…

🔴 LIVE: Adrienne Adams Joins Council Members to Discuss Today’s Stated Meeting x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

The mpox vaccine is free and available regardless of immigration status, sexual orientation, or gender identity. Learn more about how to protect yourself and your community from #mpox: advocate.nyc.gov/blog/protect-y…

🔴 LIVE: Watch New York City Council's 9/12 Stated Meeting, Live from Council Chambers in City Hall x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

We march forward, with pride in our past and hope for the future. Join our office and African American Day Parade for the 55th annual African American Day Parade this Sunday! Sign up to march with our contingent: AADParade24.eventbrite.com

We must acknowledge New York's history of slavery. The Public Advocate stood with Council Member Farah N. Louis, Brooklyn NAACP, and others to advance a slate of legislation that examines the past and finds ways forward, including his bill to mark the site of the city's first slave market.