Inez Barron, 30+% of whose district residents are under poverty line, asked why most of $1.3B allocated to New York Works is for building&development projects instead of training programs to help residents qualify for plan's jobs.TY for reporting @pranshuverma_ #InvestInSkillsNYC
Thank you to @RitchieTorres, @PaulVallone and the @NYCCouncil for asking the important questions on how the city’s investments will provide equitable access to sustainable futures for marginalized New Yorkers. #Investinskillsnyc @NYCETC_org @JobsFirstNYC @NYATEP
The road to economic independence and the ability to have CHOICE and a quality of life is only possible when resources match values. TY to the incredible advocates who champion this work. https://t.co/3UGsrQ0kbZ
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