Analyzing the Side Effects of Mayoral Transitions & How They Create Diverging Paths to Progress for NYC

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Civil Conversations

Liz Rodriguez-Perez

13 episodes

5 days ago

Civil Conversations is a place where we’ll talk about NYC policy and politics with NYC civil servants. Through these chats, we’ll gain alternative perspectives on what is and isn’t working in city government, from the view of those working closest to constituents and implementation of services. We’ll also learn more about people in the sector as a way to showcase individuals, and talk about ways to elevate and promote the value of this massive workforce, and the policy change ideas that may be stored in their minds. #nycpolitics #civilservice #nycmayor #nycagencies #nycgovernment

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Analyzing the Side Effects of Mayoral Transitions & How They Create Diverging Paths to Progress for NYC

Civil Conversations

22 minutes 30 seconds

2 years ago

Analyzing the Side Effects of Mayoral Transitions & How They Create Diverging Paths to Progress for NYC

In this episode, I preview something that we’ll be exploring with guests during upcoming conversations, and that’s analyzing the side effects of mayoral transitions, and the detriment they can play on long term success of initiatives, and positive outcomes for our communities and city overall. Listen in to hear my argument as to why the current leadership structure and practices may not be serving us well, and why it’s important for us to explore this further.

Check out a current example of this, cited in Bloomberg News, where we see how Universal PreK, once considered a model public early childhood initiative, is now deteriorating as a result of a change in administrations. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2023-05-15/eric-adams-starves-nyc-s-universal-pre-k-program?utm_source=website&utm_medium=share&utm_campaign=copy I am honored to have been granted the opportunity to share my experience and to contribute to this story.