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8 Committee on Civil and Human Rights’ meetings, 5 transcribed

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Committee on Parks and Recreation · at least 4 h 07 min · 0 public speakersMay 27 · Joint hearingThe Committee on Finance, jointly with the Committees on Civil and Human Rights and Parks and Recreation, opened day 2 of the fiscal '27 executive budget hearings, beginning with the Commission on Human Rights.Speakers: Linda Lee, Sandy Nurse, Ty Hankerson, Shekar Krishnan and 1 more
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Committee on Civil and Human Rights · at least 1 h 52 min · 6 public speakersApr 28 · Committee meetingThe chair opened the hearing for public testimony after a five-minute break, with a first panel including the Legal Aid Society.Speakers: Sandy Nurse
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Committee on Civil and Human Rights · at least 4 h 36 min · 8 public speakersMar 13 · Committee meetingThe committee then heard from the Equal Employment Practices Commission, whose executive director testified on its audits, staffing and budget requests.Speakers: Sandy Nurse, Shahana K. Hanif, Althea V. Stevens, Shaun Abreu
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Committee on Civil and Human Rights · at least 2 h 45 min · 9 public speakersFeb 26 · Committee meetingThe Commissioner of the Mayor's Office of Equity and Racial Justice (MOERJ) testified on the office's work and the citywide racial equity plan.Speakers: Sandy Nurse, Althea V. Stevens, Shahana K. Hanif, Lynn C. Schulman
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Committee on Civil and Human Rights · at least 3 h 12 min · 11 public speakersDec 8, 2025 · Oversight - Privacy Protection in the Digital Age: Balancing Technological Advancements with Privacy Protections. took 3 h 12 minThe longest item after routine business: Oversight - Privacy Protection in the Digital Age: Balancing Technological Advancements…, 3 h 12 min of this at least 3 h 12 min meeting.Speakers: Nantasha M. Williams
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