Kristin Richardson Jordan (KRJ)·Sep 5, 2023The Future of Quadratic Voting: Collaborating with RadicalxChangeCouncilwoman Kristin Jordan of District 9, along with RadicalxChange Foundation and Secure Internet Voting (SIV.org), has recently overseen…
Kristin Richardson Jordan (KRJ)·May 30, 2022We Need Contextual HousingThere is no argument that New York City is in a housing crisis. However, in the conversation about housing, the Black and Brown community…A response icon1A response icon1
Kristin Richardson Jordan (KRJ)·Mar 29, 2022Castle Gardens Fully Affordable HousingOn Thursday, March 24th, Castle III passed the City Council vote at the stated meeting. For Councilwoman Kristin Richardson Jordan this is…A response icon1A response icon1
Kristin Richardson Jordan (KRJ)·Mar 22, 2022142nd Street FireAs most of you know, there was a devastating fire on Sunday March 13th at 117 West 142nd Street. This week my team has tried to connect at…
Kristin Richardson Jordan (KRJ)·Mar 17, 2022Councilwoman Kristin Richardson Jordan Announces Endorsement Of Shana Harmongoff For State SenateOn March 16th, in front of the Harriet Tubman Memorial, New York native Shana Harmongoff announced her candidacy for District 32 State…
Kristin Richardson Jordan (KRJ)·Mar 16, 2022Human Service Workers Must Receive Fair PayAs Black History Month has just ended, and with March bringing Women’s History Month, it is important to recognize intersectionality and…
Kristin Richardson Jordan (KRJ)·Feb 25, 2022A Testament to New York Creativity: The Open Restaurants zoning amendment.“The @NYCCouncil has approved the Open Restaurants zoning amendment, a giant step towards a permanent outdoor dining program that all NYC…
Kristin Richardson Jordan (KRJ)·May 2, 2021Cannabis Legalization in Harlem: Why We Need an Alternative Three-Strikes Plan for Restorative…After a decades-long fight, cannabis is finally legal in New York State! That this specific legislation passed in New York — the “marijuana…A response icon1A response icon1
Kristin Richardson Jordan (KRJ)·May 1, 2021This May Day, Let’s Keep Fighting for Economic Justice in HarlemWorkers have always formed the backbone of our economy. Yet, looking at the way workers have been exploited and abused over the past few…
Kristin Richardson Jordan (KRJ)·Apr 27, 2021YOU ARE IN HARLEM: 11 Steps to getting back to a homegrown solidarity economy for Harlem’s small…Over the past year, the small businesses of Central Harlem have faced a number of existential threats: from the public health catastrophe…
