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Nov 10, 2026
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In the latest installment of 92NY’s ongoing State of New York series, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg joins 92NY CEO Seth Pinsky for a wide-ranging conversation about the most pressing issues facing New York City, from public safety and crime to antisemitism and the challenges confronting the criminal justice system. Bragg is only the fourth person to serve as Manhattan District Attorney since 1942, putting him at the center of one of the city’s most consequential offices at a pivotal moment for New York. What will it take to keep New York City safe?
The conversation will delve into the fight against violent crime and hate crimes, including the rise in antisemitism and other forms of targeted violence. It will also explore mental health and substance use, the balance between accountability and reform, and how prosecutors can make New Yorkers safer while building trust in their communities. On topics as diverse as crime and quality of life to protecting vulnerable communities and combating economic exploitation, this is a unique opportunity to hear directly from Manhattan’s District Attorney about the challenges facing New York City and the choices that will shape its future. Join us for this important conversation about the city we live in.
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