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Explore ideas proposed by New Yorkers in the 4th Cycle of The People Money below:

These proposals were submitted by New Yorkers across the city this past fall. All ideas with the tag “On the Ballot” were reviewed and selected by Borough Assemblies to advance to the citywide vote this spring.

2130 ideas

Media Literacy Workshop

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Conversation Club for English Learners

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Queens on the move

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Mental Health Program for LGBTQ+ Asylum Seekers

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Manhattan Borough LGBTQ+ Pride Festival

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Building folkart networks of teachers and learners, or, Ukrainian embroidery for English speakers

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Community Garden Cook-off

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Attention Deficit Disorder Talent Corps

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LAUNCH (Learning And Understanding New Career Horizons)

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Maternity and Child care programs

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Robotics Programs for Kids in Shelters

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Understanding Your Language Education Rights

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Smart Money Moves 4 Kids

On the Ballot

Celebrate Bronx Culture

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Closing the Gap: Why Financial Education Needs More Support

Workplace Shuttle w/ Skill Building

Bringing Together Non Profits and Private Sector to Deliver Employment Training Programs Needed by the Community

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Continuing Education

More preparation for the community.

More cultural centers

Peoples Bulletin

Mental Health Awareness (MHA)

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