All are welcome to join at any of these events. No RSVP needed. Hope to see you there!

12:00pm-1:30pm Coalition for Educational Justice Juneteenth Celebration

Location: Corner of Centre Street & Chambers St

2:30pm-4:00pm Juneteenth Jubilee

Location: Africa Center Plaza at 110th and 5th

4:00pm-5:30pm Grandma Dawn's Juneteenth Block Party

Location: 84 West 120th Street

We’ll be here flyering and talking to voters. All are welcome to join us! Hope to see you there.

11:00am-3pm: Jackson Heights Greenmarket

34th Ave & 79th Street &, 80th St, Jackson Heights, NY

3pm-6pm: Jackson Heights Early Voting Site

Queens Public Library at Jackson Heights - 35-51 81st St, Jackson Heights, NY 11372

Did you know 29.5% of New Yorkers are under 24! Together, We the YOUTH, You the People Advisory Council (DYCD), YVote, The Youth Action Members at Citizens Committee for Children, Young Idealist, Crew Count, We Build the Block, We Power, Intergenerational Change Initiative, MBSK, and many more, are compiling the #NYCYouthAgenda to make sure youth voices are heard by our new mayor. NYC youth are passionate about receiving adequate mental health care and educational/career services, achieving racial justice, having a say in government, climate change, gender equity, police presence in schools, and countless other pressing issues. We will be hosting a Mayoral Town Hall unlike any you’ve previously participated in. 

Why Should You Attend? 

During this intergenerational exchange, young people will challenge Mayoral Candidates to SHOW UP for YOU(th) and will discuss the #NYCYouthAgenda and why it matters. We the YOUTH will not be silenced!

Join us to share your truth and vision for NYC.

For the first time, ever, NYC will have a ranked choice election. But what does this mean, exactly? How will this voting work and how should you best prepare for it so that your vote is counted and your voice is heard? 

Come to this online event, Everything You Need To Know About Ranked Choice Voting, run by the nonpartisan group Rank The Vote and co-sponsored by a coalition of candidates running in this year's election, to find out exactly how to to exercise your right to vote!

As an NYU Stern Alum, Art Chang is excited to take questions from NYU current students and alumni about his Mayoral run, as well as building your career post-NYU.

This event is free and open to the public, and will be held via Zoom. Register on Eventbrite at the button below!

Complete Districts:

Reimagining NYC Arts districts

Tuesday, June 1, 2021
8:00 PM to 10:00 PM EDT

Event is Free & Open to the public. No registration required: simply join this Zoom link at 8pm.

As NYC reopens, the NYC Writer’s Circle is pleased to invite the public to our debut 2021 event: Complete Districts: Reimagining NYC Arts Districts. This virtual panel and discussion will highlight emerging opportunities for writers to innovate and influence the development of vibrant collaborative arts districts across New York.

Please join us on Tuesday, June 1st at 8PM for a spirited online conversation moderated by Nat Kimber and Jeff Barken (NYC Writers Circle Organizers), featuring Art Chang (NYC Mayoral Candidate), Aimee Todoroff (League of Independent Theaters) and Micah Zevin (Risk of Discovery Reading Series, Queens) and others. There will be a panel discussion followed by a Q&A with the audience participants.

*PANEL HOSTED VIA ZOOM*

We recognize that now, post-pandemic, there is an incredible opportunity to reimagine city neighborhoods as Arts Districts in a way that emphasizes the arts as a means to celebrate diversity, facilitate cultural understanding, and to provide an engine for economic development.

In the years ahead, writers will play a pivotal role in building the bridges that will allow for collaborative, inclusive and immersive arts experiences to flourish. In this discussion we aim to answer the following: How can the city help writers better engage in their respective communities? What do novelists, playwrights and poets need to come together more often in community? How can the city of New York provide more resources to help writers succeed? Can the city help writers and artists collaborate more in our shared spaces (like libraries, parks and theaters)? How have writer communities thrived before the pandemic, and how can they thrive now?

Please follow this link to join the conversation. We look forward to seeing you!

We are weeks away from the citywide primary elections! Join youth organizers in conversation with NYC mayoral candidates about their plans for the Bronx, with a special focus on homelessness, education, food sovereignty, and justice reforms. Bring your questions and drop them in the chat!

Join Art Chang on the r/nyc Reddit thread for an AMA (Ask Me Anything), where you can ask any questions you have about his plans for NYC!

Join Generation Vote on Facebook Live as they speak with youth voting rights activists and Mayoral candidates regarding the current state of civic engagement, education, and what can be done to expand access to the ballot for young people throughout New York City.

Art Chang will be holding a public press conference at the Grand Army Plaza. If you’d like to come see him speak, stop by the Soldiers and Sailors Arch at 4:30 pm!

New York Law School's Law and Leadership series continues on May 20 with mayoral candidates Art Chang and Shaun Donovan. Art Chang’s presentation will focus on technology and public policy and will include additional guest speaker Michael Pastor, NYLS Adjunct Professor and Senior Fellow, former General Counsel for the NYC Cyber Command, and former Deputy Commissioner in the NYC Department of Information Technology and Telecommunications.

This online discussion with the candidates will center on equity and access to nature, valuing ecosystem services like pollination, preserving populations of birds and wildflowers, and expanding hands-on learning opportunities. Moderated by Majora Carter and co-sponsored by New York City Audubon and Trees New York.

Join us for a rally to fight for relief for Arts & Culture workers in NYC. The rally will include speeches and performances from local artists.

Location: Foley Square

(Between Lafayette, Worth and Centre Streets)

No RSVP needed! Just join us there.

Join CACF alongside 39 Asian American community based organizations for the Asian American community mayoral candidates’ forum on Tuesday, May 4th to learn how New York City’s next mayor will support our fast growing and diverse APA communities. The forum will be presented via Zoom.

The candidates are divided up into 2 sections. Art will speak with the second section, starting at 6:30pm.

Streaming live on Youtube - No need to pre-register.

EVENT DESCRIPTION

We, the students of SAR High School, along with the Interfaith Center of NY (ICNY), and the students from the Muslim Community Network (MCN), are following up on our invitation for you to join us on Monday, May 3rd from 7:30-9:00 PM as we host an interfaith mayoral forum for youth, parents, and educators.

Follow Art on the Clubhouse App to get notifications for his Clubhouse events.

Every Saturday at 8pm, he hosts a Clubhouse on the role of Tech in Government.

Moderated by Luis A. Miranda, Jr. and Anna Glass

Arts and culture are central to New York City’s economy, communities, and identity. Join our nonpartisan Mayoral candidate forum to hear from candidates and the public to discuss arts, culture, and community. Together we will move our city forward.

Join New Yorkers for Parks and the Play Fair Coalition – and its 300+ parks advocates across the city – for a conversation with New York City mayoral candidates on the future of NYC’s parks and open spaces and the policies we need to create a 21st century, equitable system. 

Presented by New York Law School.

Invited Candidates: Eric Adams, Art Chang, Shaun Donovan, Kathryn Garcia, Ray McGuire, Dianne Morales, Scott Stringer, Maya Wiley, Andrew Yang

Moderater: Juan Manuel Benitez, political anchor and reporter, NY1 News/NY1 Noticias

Join us as we plant flowers throughout Chinatown, clean the sidewalks, and paint over graffiti. Volunteers will meet at Chatham Square at 10:30 a.m. and should wear sturdy shoes and clothing that may get dirty.

Stay after the event and support our local Chinatown businesses!

Join a roundtable discussion on the most pressing education priorities for New York City’s next mayor.

SPEAKERS
Art Chang, Candidate for Mayor of New York City
Nelson Mar, Senior Staff Attorney in the Education Unit, Legal Services NYC
Johanna Miller ’08, Director of the Center for Education Policy, New York Civil Liberties Union
Dawn Yuster, Director of the School Justice Project, Advocates for Children

MODERATOR
Professor Samantha Pownall ’11, Director of the Education Law and Policy Institute, New York Law School

The panelists will address education equity and access, focusing on meeting students’ needs as we emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic. Topics will include but are not limited to segregation, access to technology, the school-to-prison pipeline, and academic outcomes for all students, including students with disabilities and limited-English-proficient students.

The Education Law and Policy Institute is a new initiative by NYLS’s Impact Center for Public Interest Law.

Art Chang is a parent of two sons, including a current Brooklyn Tech senior. Art is an active member of the Brooklyn Tech Parent Association and served on the School Leadership team for the past two years. This Zoom discussion will center around the future of education in our City broadly, from childcare to higher education and workforce development.

Please RSVP to attend. The Zoom link will be provided via email the day of the event.