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<h2>Education</h2>I’ve spent over 30 years fighting to expand after-school opportunities, youth programming, and mental health support because I know firsthand that public safety starts with investing in young people. What I've Delivered:<ul><li>Introduced the 1st free afterschool program to public schools in School District 1 for 3K/4K.</li><li>Wrote &amp; secured $3.7M in grants for local community based organizations to provide programs during the school day &amp; afterschool.</li><li>Advocated for more SYEP slots for our youth because education doesn’t end at the classroom door. Economic opportunity is part of educational justice.</li><li>Part of the team that launched the "Community Schools" model which allows schools &amp; organizations to provide holistic initiatives that recognize mental health, trauma support, family stability, and emotional wellness as essential parts of educational success.</li></ul>

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<h2>Small Business Support Series</h2>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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<h2>Climate Justice for Frontline Communities</h2>The people most affected by climate change are rarely the people making the decisions. I've spent my career changing that. From helping draft legislation to organizing around East River Park and climate resilience on the Lower East Side, I've fought to ensure working-class communities have a seat at the table and a future worth inheriting.What I've Delivered<ul><li>I didn't just support climate policy. I helped draft one of the most ambitious climate and housing proposals in the country: the Green New Deal for Public Housing.</li><li>As a Lower East Side resident and organizer, I've been active in community discussions, advocacy and organizing surrounding the future of&nbsp;East River Park, demanding community input, transparency, and climate resilience protections for waterfront communities.</li><li>I've organized alongside climate activists, labor leaders, residents, and environmental justice advocates to build a climate movement rooted in working people.</li><li>Climate action should create careers, not just headlines. I've fought for climate investments that put working people to work.</li></ul>

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New York’s public education system should strengthen and fully fund public schools, not divert resources away from them. Charter expansion often comes at the expense of neighborhood public schools by draining funding, space, and support services, particularly in working-class communities and communities of color that already face underinvestment.I would prioritize policies that protect public education as a public good and ensure that every child regardless of zip code has access to a fully resourced, high quality public school.

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Aging with dignity means that our elders can stay in their homes, afford their medications, access quality health care, and live without fear of eviction, isolation, or poverty. In Lower Manhattan, that means protecting rent-stabilized apartments, strengthening SCRIE and DRIE so seniors and people with disabilities can remain in their communities, and fully funding NYCHA repairs so longtime residents aren’t forced out of public housing they helped build.Aging with dignity isn’t a luxury, it’s a promise we owe to the generation that raised us.

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If there is a federal incursion whether through militarization, funding blackmail, or attempts to override our sanctuary laws, I would use every legislative, legal, and organizing tool available to defend our state sovereignty and our communities. That means advancing state level protections that codify immigrant rights beyond federal reach, strengthening legal defense funds for impacted families, and ensuring the Attorney General aggressively challenges unconstitutional federal overreach in court. It also means closing loopholes that allow local cooperation with unjust federal actions and making sure state resources are not weaponized against our own residents.

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I believe deeply that safety and justice are not the same thing as punishment and incarceration. As someone who organizes in working-class communities, I know our neighbors want safety but we also know that over-policing and mass incarceration have not delivered it. They have destabilized families, criminalized poverty, and disproportionately harmed Black and Brown communities.I will champion a public health approach to safety by investing in what actually prevents harm: stable housing, guaranteed income, youth employment, quality schools, and accessible mental health services. I will fight to direct state funding toward community-based violence interruption programs, restorative justice initiatives, and non-police crisis response teams so mental health emergencies are handled by trained clinicians and peers instead of armed officers.

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New York’s housing crisis is not accidental, it is the result of policy choices that have prioritized speculation over stability and profit over people. I believe housing is a human right, and I would approach this crisis with the urgency it demands.We must dramatically increase the supply of deeply affordable housing, especially for households earning 30–50% of Area Median Income and below. That means fully funding public housing capital needs, expanding social housing models, strengthening Mitchell-Lama–style permanently affordable housing, and ensuring that any state subsidy prioritizes long-term affordability, not 30-year deals that expire and fuel displacement.We must also expand eligibility for SCRIE and DRIE so seniors and people with disabilities can age in place without fear of rent increases pushing them out.The state must directly confront homelessness and housing insecurity. That includes fully funding rental assistance programs, increasing vouchers to reflect real market rents, ensuring timely payments to landlords to stabilize tenancies, and investing in supportive housing with wraparound services. No one should be sleeping in shelters while vacant units sit unused.

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New Yorkers were promised a just transition under the Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act, a transition that would lower bills, create union jobs, and center environmental justice communities. What we are seeing instead is hesitation, delay, and an “all-of-the-above” energy narrative that too often sounds like “fossil fuels forever.” That is not what working families signed up for.I support the full and implementation of the&nbsp;Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act. Weakening it or delaying tools like cap-and-invest is not a technical decision, it is a political one. And when political decisions hurt frontline communities and working-class ratepayers, we have a responsibility to push back.

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To make healthcare truly accessible and affordable for all New York City residents, we need sustained investment in community-based healthcare. Expanding federally qualified health centers, school-based clinics, and mobile health units, especially in NYCHA developments and underserved neighborhoods, would improve access to primary care, preventive services, and chronic disease management while reducing strain on emergency rooms.Mental health care must be fully integrated into our healthcare system. This means increasing Medicaid reimbursement rates so providers can expand services, investing in culturally competent and trauma-informed care, and strengthening non-police crisis response models that prioritize treatment and stability over punishment.Lowering prescription drug costs is essential to affordability. New York should use its purchasing power to negotiate lower prices, support public or nonprofit drug manufacturing, and cap out-of-pocket costs for essential medications so no one has to choose between their health and paying rent.Healthcare access must also explicitly include immigrants, the LGBTQIA+ communities, people with disabilities and other marginalized communities. Coverage should be available regardless of immigration status, language access must be guaranteed at every point of care, and patient data must be protected so people can seek treatment without fear.

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I will always stand with workers organizing for dignity, safety, and fair pay. As a proud recipient of the John S. Murphy Scholarship from the CUNY School of Labor and Urban Studies, where I majored in Labor Studies as an undergrad and where I am now a graduate student, I understand that labor rights are not abstract policy debates. They are about power, protection, and the ability of working people to shape their own futures. My academic and lived experience have grounded me in the history and strategy of collective bargaining, labor law, and worker led movements.Workers deserve elected officials who don’t just say they are “pro-labor” during election season, but who show up when it matters. I will be that partner on the picket line, in the legislature, and at the bargaining table because when workers win, our entire community wins.

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<h2 style="text-align: center;">Meet Jasmin</h2><img src="https://run.imgix.net/6a70d2b5-7e0f-48e1-98c9-cd2e8626d3b5/0e891547-61d2-4ff1-95d5-1037f2ec2a16/0e891547-61d2-4ff1-95d5-1037f2ec2a16.jpg?ixlib=js-3.8.0&amp;bri=0&amp;con=0&amp;sat=0&amp;high=0&amp;shad=0&amp;usm=0&amp;rect=0%2C69%2C587%2C615&amp;w=1500" alt="Jasmin Sanchez" caption="" align="left" alignwidth="40" tiltdirection="left" variant="framed"><h4>This community raised me and I refuse to turn my back on it.</h4>I grew up watching neighbors look out for each other, organizing food drives, fighting for repairs, and showing up even when the system didn’t. I’ve lived the reality of housing instability, under-resourced schools, and being told to wait my turn while decisions were made without us. Instead of waiting, I organized. I served. I stayed.I don’t just talk about community: I show up every day. I sit with tenants navigating broken systems, I fight for families to stay housed, I bring resources directly to our schools, and I hold power accountable because our people deserve dignity, not excuses.I organize in this community because our community deserves leadership that comes from lived experience, not ambition. Leadership that answers to working people.I am a homegrown candidate, born and raised in this community, a product of the NYC public school system in this very district and a lifelong NYCHA resident. I am a graduate student at the CUNY School of Labor and Urban Studies.&nbsp;My advocacy is not abstract, it’s personal. I’ve organized alongside neighbors around the future of East River Park, demanding transparency, climate resilience, and community input in decisions that impact working families and coastal residents living on the frontlines of flooding and extreme heat.Beyond climate, my work has centered on expanding youth services and education access. I’ve worked in the nonprofit sector for over 30 years to strengthen after-school programming, social-emotional learning, and mental health support for young people and families because public safety starts with opportunity. I did this in the West Village, Battery Park City and the Lower East Side. I believe in fully funding our public schools and investing in wraparound services so children in Lower Manhattan have the same access and enrichment as anyone else in this city.&nbsp;I’ve supported small businesses, particularly immigrant and women owned storefronts in Chinatown, the Lower East Side, and the East Village, understanding that commercial&nbsp;displacement is directly tied to residential displacement. If we want vibrant neighborhoods, we have to protect the entrepreneurs who give them life.In 2018, I was part of AOC’s historic victory. I was her Bronx Lead. In 2019, I helped draft the Green New Deal for Public Housing with her and Bernie Sanders and in 2020 I was her NYCHA Field Director. During the pandemic, I designed and implemented her very successful mutual aid network, and launched one of my very own in this community, LES Mutual Aid Network, which served 14,000 meals to over 5,000 homes.I am ready to continue to serve. Our community needs leadership that understands that housing is a human right, that public safety means stable homes and strong families, and that real change only happens when we organize together.This campaign isn’t about me, it’s about us. It’s about honoring where we come from, protecting our neighbors, and building a future where no one is invisible, disposable, or left behind.

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