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Maya Wiley, Mayoral Candidate

in Conversation with Seth Pinsky

Feb 22, 2021

Maya Wiley, Senior Vice President of Social Justice and Professor of Urban Policy at The New School, joins 92Y CEO Seth Pinsky for a one-on-one conversation about her mayoral run. What is her vision for New York City, and her plans for public health, economic recovery, housing, racial justice, education, the arts and culture?

5 things to know:

  • Born: Syracuse, New York
  • Home: Ditmas Park, Brooklyn
  • Latest position: Senior vice president of social justice and Professor of urban policy at The New School
  • Previous positions: MSNBC legal analyst, Civilian Complaint Review Board Chair, Counsel to Mayor Bill de Blasio
  • Twitter Tagline: “Running to reimagine NYC, so we can all live here with dignity.”
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