NYC Launches First Ever Participatory Budgeting Process, “The People’s Money”

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The People’s Money: Idea Generation Session with the League of Women Voters

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This event will take place in person. Walk-ins welcome!

This Fall, the NYC Civic Engagement Commission (CEC) launched “The People’s Money” – NYC’s first-ever citywide participatory budgeting process. All New Yorkers age 11 and up will be able to decide how to spend $5 million of mayoral expense funding.

To kick-off Phase 1, The League of Women Voters will be hosting an idea generation session. This is your opportunity to brainstorm with your community and submit an idea for a better city. In the session you will learn about the city budget cycle, identify community needs, and brainstorm ideas for expense projects. You can also view events as they are scheduled on the NYC Civic Engagement Commission website. Residents can also propose ideas online on the CEC website: participate.nyc.gov   Join the conversation and make a difference in your community! 

About the League of Women Voters of the City of New York:

The League of Women Voters of the City of New York is a non-partisan organization whose purpose is to promote informed and active citizen participation in government. Their mission is to expand  outreach and increase all New Yorkers’ participation in local communities and government through civics education, the “vote”, and issue advocacy.

Learn More About Voting

The New York Public Library is here for you. Learn more about the resources you need to be an informed voter, what to expect in the upcoming election season, and find events about using your voice with the Library’s Voter Information resources.

  • Audience: Adults

Banner Image: Budgeting. Image Credit – Towfiqu barbhuiya


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