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People Powered Leadership for a New Era

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Ushering in a New Leadership.

I did not choose politics, politics chose me. From living in public housing to attending underfunded and under resourced public schools to surviving on SNAP/Medicaid to graduating from CUNY to presenting in boardrooms, I’ve spent my career building coalitions, delivering resources, and holding systems accountable because equity matters and representation should mean results.

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Housing concerns

Housing

Residents know there is a reliable space to show up, to ask questions, get support, and be connected to real resources around NYCHA issues, repairs, rent concerns, tenant rights, eviction prevention, Mitchell-Lama questions, and housing stability. No appointments. No runaround. Just help.

Please click on the button below to complete a form for housing assistance.

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Start your own business

Small Business Support Series

We are hosting a small business support series in Lower Manhattan to uplift local entrepreneurs, storefronts, and microbusinesses that are the backbone of our neighborhoods. The series will provide practical tools, direct resources, and relationship-building opportunities focused on access to capital, navigating city and state programs, commercial lease stability, MWBE certification, and community-based growth.

This series strengthens the local economy, keeps wealth in the community, and helps ensure small businesses can survive and thrive amid rising costs and displacement pressures.

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CLIMATE & ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE

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In past testimony connected to federal climate and policy discussions, Sanchez has highlighted how climate justice intersects with racial and economic inequities — notably citing her own experience surviving Hurricane Sandy as a public housing resident and explaining that climate impacts disproportionately burden residents without financial resources (e.g., lack of evacuation options, inability to relocate).

Sanchez has participated in environmental stewardship firsthand, including volunteering as a steward of East River Park, where she has raised the importance of racial justice within broader climate and environmental movements. 

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