Appendix
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Brookings Institution, New Evidence on School Choice and Racially Segregated Schools (2017)
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Center for an Urban Future, State of Work Report (2018)
Citizens Budget Commission, Rent Burden Report (2018)
Federal Reserve, Report on the Economic Well-Being of U.S. Households (2017)
Furman Center, Changing Racial and Ethnic Makeup of New York City Neighborhoods (2011)
Independent Budget Office, New York City Fiscal History (2018)
Independent Commission on New York City Criminal Justice and Incarceration Reform, A More Just New York City (2017)
International Panel on Climate Change, Special Report on Global Warming of 1.5°C (2018)
Klinenberg, Eric. Palaces for the People: How Social Infrastructure Can Help Fight Inequality, Polarization, and the Decline of Civic Life (2018)
Mayor’s Office of Criminal Justice, Smaller Safer Fairer: A Roadmap to Closing Rikers Island (2017)
Mayor’s Office of Sustainability, Inventory of NYC Greenhouse Gas Emissions in 2015 (2017)
Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA)
New School Center for New York City Affairs, Racial Wealth Gap (2016)
New York City Bureau of Vital Statistics
New York City Campaign Finance Board, 2017-2018 Voter Assistance Annual Report (2018)
New York City Campaign Finance Board, Voter Assistance Annual Report (2017-2018)
New York City Department of Buildings
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New York City Department of Design and Construction, A Strategic Blueprint for Construction Excellence (2019)
New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, Take Care New York (2018)
New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development, Housing New York (2014) and Housing 2.0 (2017)
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New York City Department of Transportation, Mobility Report (2018)
New York City Department of Transportation, Safer Cycling (2018)
New York City Department of Transportation, Strategic Plan (2016)
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New York City Department of Transportation, Vision Zero Action Plan (2019)
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New York City Economic Development Corporation, Cyber Team
New York City Economic Development Corporation, FreightNYC (2018)
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New York City Mayor’s Office for Economic Opportunity, Poverty Measure Report (2018)
New York City Mayor’s Office of Immigrant Affairs, State of Our Immigrant City (2018)
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New York City Mayor’s Office of the Chief Technology Officer, Truth in Broadband: Access & Connectivity in NYC Report (2018)
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Prosperity Now and the Institute for Policy Studies, The Road to Zero Wealth: How the Racial Wealth Divide is Hollowing Out America’s Middle Class (2017)
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U.S. Census
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Glossary
Acronym — Name
CCHR — City Commission on Human Rights
CDO — Chief Democracy Officer
CECM — Office of Citywide Event Coordination and Management
CGE — Commission on Gender Equity
CPP — Climate Policy & Programs
CUNY — City University of New York
DCAS — Department of Citywide Administrative Services
DCP — Department of City Planning
DCWP — Department of Consumer and Worker Protection
DDC — Department of Design and Construction
DEP — Department of Environmental Protection
DHS — Department of Homeless Services
DCLA — Department of Cultural Affairs
DOE — Department of Education
DOF — Department of Finance
DOHMH — Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
DoITT — Department of Information Technology and Telecommunications
DOT — Department of Transportation
DSNY — Department of Sanitation
DYCD — Department of Youth & Community Development
EDC — Economic Development Corporation
H+H — Health + Hospitals
HPD — Housing Preservation and Development
HRA — Human Resources Administration
IA — Mayor’s Office for International Affairs
IGA — Mayor’s Office of Intergovernmental Affairs
Law — Law Department
M/WBE — Office of Minority and Women-owned Business Enterprise
MOCJ — Mayor’s Office of criminal justice
MOCS — Mayor’s Office of Contract Services
MOCTO — Mayor’s Office of the Chief Technology Officer
MOFP — Mayor’s Office of Food Policy
MOIA — Mayor’s Office for immigrant Affairs
MOS — Mayor’s Office of Sustainability
MTA — Metropolitan Transportation Authority
NYC3 — New York City Cyber Command
NYCHA — New York City Housing Authority
NYCEM —NYC Emergency Management
NYPD — New York Police Department
OMB — Office of Management and Budget
OPGV — Mayor’s Office to Prevent Gun Violence
Opportunity — Mayor’s Office for Economic Opportunity
Parks — Department of Parks and Recreation
SBS — Small Business Services
SCA — School Construction Authority
TLC — Taxi and Limousine Commission
WKDEV — Office of Workforce Development
Acknowledgments
OneNYC 2050 reflects the hard work and dedication of hundreds of individuals from nearly every City agency and office; a long list of community and nonprofit organizations, elected officials, experts, academics, and business leaders who contributed their time, passion, and knowledge of the city to help us shape the vision for a strong and fair city; and the more than 16,000 New Yorkers who shared their priorities in person and online. OneNYC 2050 is the City’s strategy to build a strong and fair city — and it would not have been possible without the work of many.
We would especially like to thank:
OneNYC Leadership
First Deputy Mayor Dean Fuleihan
Chief Policy Advisor Dominic Williams
Deputy Mayor for Health and Human Services Dr. Herminia Palacio Deputy Mayor for Housing & Economic Development Vicki Been
Deputy Mayor for Operations Laura Anglin
Deputy Mayor for Strategic Policy Initiatives J. Phillip Thompson
Director of Operations Jeff Thamkittikasem
OneNYC Director
Daniel A. Zarrilli
OneNYC Team
Chigozie Akah, Adina Artzi, Mira Atherton, Avinoam Baral, Adam Barin, Ernest Beck, William Calabrese, J. Pablo Caraballo, Bret Collazzi, Kate Collignon, Lara Croushore, Kate Dempsey, Nellie Dunn, Joe English, Rachel Finkelstein, Ben Furnas, Aliza Gazek, Doug Giuliano, Alexandra Gjoni, Bianca Guerrero, Brady Hamed, Molly Harris, David Heifitz, Alexandra Hiniker, Lolita Jackson, Sam Jung, Youssef Kalad, Cynthia Keyser, Jonathan Law, Xiao Linda Liu, Joy Lo, Stephanie Margolis, Ariella Maron, Lindsey-Paige McCloy, Morgan Monaco, Conor Muldoon, Hannah Murdoch, Maurice Obeid, Phil Ortiz, Alexandra Ozols, Shevani Patel, Sophia Rini, Mandu Sen, Dan Steinberg, Geraldine Sweeney, Carolina Toth, Tomi Vest, Jonathan Warsh, Jahi Wise
THE FOLLOWING HARDWORKING AND CREATIVE CITY STAFF:
Sandra Abeles, Shahrukh Ahmed, Arundathi Amirapu, Greg Anderson, Bridget Anderson, Jainey Bavishi, Angela Belisso, Luisa Benedetto, Gael Black, Michele Bonan, Joshua Breitbart, Francesco Brindisi, Deborah Brown, Geoff Brown, Sarah Brown, Lauren Bush, Ariana Caplan, Brandon Cardet-Hernandez, Daniel Casey, Mark Chambers, Tina Chiu, Jonathan Chung, Kim Cipriano, Lindsay Clinton, Christine Curella , Michaela Daniel, Lakshmi Davey, Susanne DesRoches, Jacqueline Ebanks, Andrew Eickmann, Jonathan Ells, Stephen Fagen, Jorge Fanjul, Avi Fink, Anthony Fiore, Ayirini Fonseca-Sabune, Scott French, Jane Gajwani, Patrick Germain, Jeremy Goldberg, Karin Goldmark, Freddi Goldstein, Kate Gouin, Carolyn Grossman-Meagher, Elizabeth Hamby, Peter Hatch, Bill Heinzen, Aloysee Heredia Jarmoszuk, A. Kathryn Hohman, Kaz Ito, Marissa Jackson, Crysta Jentile, Lucy Joffe, Sarah Johnson, Dana Kaplan, Michael Kenney, Keith Kerman, Lisa Kersavage, Nathaniel Kimball, Tracey Kirke, Julia Kite-Laidlaw, Matthew Klein, Joshua Kraus, Nicholas Lalla, John Lee, Claire Levitt, Edward Lewine, Jackie Mallon, Jessica Matthews, Meredith McDermott, Jennifer McDonnell, Mark McIntyre, Raymond Medina, Alex Merchant, Aaron Mettey, George Mihaltses, Kate Mikuliak, Matthew Mo, Michael Moiseyev, Jesslyn Moser, Bitta Mostofi, Dabash Negash, Wiley Norvell, April O’Neil, Cari Olson, Edwin Ortiz, Nicole Perry, Amy Peterson, Emma Pfohman, Margaret Pletnikoff, Chansi Powell, Megan Pribram, Vanessa Ramos, Michael Replogle, Terri Richardson, Jennifer Roberton, LaShawn Robinson, Laura Rog, Heather Roiter, Debbie Rosen, Eric Rotondi, Jenna Ryall, Sonya Sackner-Bernstein, Lorelei Salas, Stephan Schmidt, Kristina Schmidt, Adrienne Schmoeker, Zach Schreiber, Ryder Scott, Sid Shah, Edie Sharp, Priya Shrinivasan, Joshua Sidis, Matthew Siegler, Michael Silver, Howard Slatkin, Laura Smith, Jose Soegaard, Samuel Soloman, Rodney Stiles, Angelene Superable, Dana Sussman, Joe Taranto, Loreli Vargas, Sonam Velani, Vikram Viswanathan, Josh Wallack, Derek Weng, Grant Williams, Taylor Wolfson, David Woloch, and so many more
OneNYC 2050 is published pursuant to Local Law 84 of 2013.
Design by Bellweather Agency
Graphical analysis by WXY
Engagement support by FHI
Additional support by Full Proof and PingPong Design Studio
OneNYC Advisory Board
Larisa Ortiz, Larisa Ortiz Associates (Co-chair)
Jeffrey Sachs, Columbia University (Co-chair)
Vincent Alvarez, Central Labor Council
Christine Appah-Gyamfi, New York Lawyers for the Public Interest
John Banks, Real Estate Board of New York
Michael Berkowitz, 100 Resilient Cities
Nancy Brous, NYC Watertrail Association
Hon. Costa Constantinides, City Council, Chair of the Committee on Environmental Protection
Andy Darrell, Environmental Defense Fund
Donna DeCostanzo, Natural Resources Defense Council
Ingrid Ellen, Furman Center for Real Estate and Urban Policy
Robert Englert, Office of the Staten Island Borough President
Henry Garrido, District Council 37
Peter Goldmark, Climate and Social Change Advisor
Ibrahim Greenidge, BOLT Architecture
Hank Gutman, Brooklyn Navy Yard Development Corporation
Hon. Corey Johnson, Speaker of the New York City Council
David Jones, Community Service Society
Jennifer Jones Austin, Federation of Protestant Welfare Agencies
Kyle Kimball, Con Edison
Eric Klinenberg, NYU Institute for Public Knowledge
Gary LaBarbera, Building and Construction Trades Council of Greater New York
Bill McKibben, 350.org
Cheryl McKissack, McKissack Construction
David Miller, C40 Cities
Emily Nobel Maxwell, The Nature Conservancy
Michael Northrop, Rockefeller Brothers Foundation
Adam Parris, Science and Resilience Institute
Francine Rosado-Cruz, Microsoft
Carlo Scissura, New York Building Congress
Allison Sesso, Human Services Council
Peggy Shepard, WE ACT for Environmental Justice
Tony Shih, United Hospital Fund
Kate Sinding Daly, NorthLight Foundation
Amy Sugimori, 32BJ SEIU
Julie Tighe, New York League of Conservation Voters
Tom Wright, Regional Plan Association
Kathy Wylde, Partnership for NYC
Elizabeth Yeampierre, UPROSE
WHAT YOU CAN DO
Achieving OneNYC will require coordination among ALL City agencies and offices, thousands of private and nonprofit partners, millions of New Yorkers, and partners from around the world.
Formal responsibilities for specific initiatives are spelled out in sections titled “The Path Forward,” at the end of each volume.
In many cases, achieving the ambitious goals set out in OneNYC will require the collective action of New Yorkers. OneNYC sets the stage for an ongoing, inclusive action campaign that engages New Yorkers to collaborate and take action.
For more information on how to get involved, see “How New Yorkers Shaped OneNYC 2050” (p. 38) and the “What You Can Do” section at the conclusion of each volume, or visit nyc.gov/onenyc.
