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Assembly Member Seawright co-founded the East Side World War I Centennial Commemoration to recognize and honor the women who have served our nation.
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Along with local leader Patti Kenner, we were proud to present Mago Paz of the UJA-Federation of New York with a donation for Israel.
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Assembly Member Seawright presented at the Women in Service Awards.
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It was a pleasure to partner with Bill Dion, Executive Director of Carter Burden Network, as we distributed free turkeys for our Thanksgiving giveaway.
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Sarah Gallagher, Upper Green Side Executive Director and Assembly Member Rebecca Seawright (right) with two neighbors eager to shred their old documents.
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Sarah Gallagher, volunteer John McClement, Assembly Member Seawright, and intern Adriana.
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Team Rebecca: Flor de Maria, intern Michelle, Assembly Member Seawright, intern Peyton, and volunteer Barbara greeted trick-or-treaters of all ages!
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Assembly Member Seawright Honored with the James Jay Dudley Luce Foundation’s Clare Boothe Luce Award for Public Service.
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Seawright Presents Honor to Patricia Silverstein for Championing Diabetes Research.
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Former NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelly; Jean Shafiroff; Assembly Member Rebecca Seawright; and former Executive Director for Health Advocates for Older People, Nancy Houghton. Assembly Member Seawright funds the Health Advocates for Older People organization to promote safe and healthy aging through its programs for independent living.
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Congratulations to Upper East Side Chiefs of Staff Shelby Garner and Katarina Matić Who Found Love Inside the Ballot Box.
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Children In Bloom Council Recognized for Service to New York State Through Educational and Environmental Programs to 3,000 Students Annually. (L to R): Joan Hope McNaughton, Founder and Chair of the Council; Assembly Member Seawright; and Jean Shafiroff, supporter of the Council who was honored for her contributions to the educational and environmental programs.
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Seawright Joins Dr. Chris Rosa for a Tour of the School Named for Presidential Advisor and Disability Rights Activist Dr. Henry Viscardi, Jr.
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Assembly Members Gina Sillitti and Rebecca Seawright.
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Dr. Barbara Rosen; Sonia Ossorio, National Organization for Women New York City President; Pat Martone, and Assembly Member Rebecca Seawright at the Tribeca Rooftop.
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I was delighted to celebrate the 95th birthday of my dear friend Helene Goldfarb, a longtime board member of Lenox Hill Neighborhood House, hosted on LHNH's rooftop.
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Honoring French Heritage Society Board Members. (L to R): Assembly Member Seawright, Jean Shafiroff, and CeCe Black.
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Seawright Awards $50,000 to Bottomless Closet Empowering New York City Women Job Seekers. (Left to Right): Yvonne Cassidy, Development Officer; Assembly Member Rebecca Seawright; Sheila Lambert, founder and Chair Emeritus; and Melissa S. Norden, Executive Director.
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Helene Goldfarb Celebrated for Her Lifetime of Achievements and Service to New York at Hunter College on Her 95th Birthday. (Left to Right): Seawright staff Courtney Ferrissey and Flor de Maria Eilets; Helene Goldfarb; Assembly Member Rebecca Seawright; and Bradley Hershenson, Community Board 8 Member.
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Assembly Disabilities Chair Rebecca Seawright Rallies to Register New York Voters with Disabilities
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Seawright Secures $2 Million for Mobile Museum of Tolerance Touring Upper East Side and Roosevelt Island Schools
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Assembly Member Seawright (center) with our former Simon Wiesenthal Center Government Advocacy Interns Leila (left) and Isabel (right).
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Simon Wiesenthal Center's Executive Director Rabbi Meyer H. May and Assembly Member Seawright discussed the importance of bringing the Mobile Museum of Tolerance to students in our community.
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Assembly Member Seawright visited and toured the oldest school for the deaf in New York, the Lexington School for the Deaf. (left to right) Lexington staff members Jane Moran; Adele Agjn; Queens College President Frank H. Wu; Assembly Member Seawright; Interim Superintendent and CEO Seth Bravin; Patricia Schonfeld; and QC Vice President for Communications & Marketing and Sr. Advisor to the President, Jay Hershenson.
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We gathered as a community in Carl Schurz Park to commemorate the 23rd Anniversary of the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001, and by solemnly remembering our 9/11 heroes and those who we have lost since then due to 9/11-related illnesses.
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The Knickerbocker Greys led us in the National Anthem.
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East Sixties Neighborhood Association held its annual meeting on Monday, September 9th. Assembly Member Rebecca Seawright reminded neighbors to flip their ballot in November to vote on Prop 1, the New York State Equal Rights Amendment.
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Assembly Member Rebecca Seawright and Todd “TJ” Stein, a resident activist from the east sixties neighborhood.
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Matt Raynor is a photographer and has been quadriplegic since 2018. Through his experiences, he has worked to help others overcome personal challenges. He recently published Before Me, After Me featuring his photography.
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Gracie Mansion hosted Style Across the Aisle featuring elected leaders modeling fashion from their districts. Assembly Member Seawright is photographed here with Community Board 8 Chair Valerie Mason and designer Victor de Sousa.
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Assembly Member Seawright toured Peconic Growers with manager Dillon White and owner Bill Bianchi. Bianchi, at 92 years old and a former New York State Assemblyman, has been growing orchids for more than 50 years and recently began cultivating hemp for the legal cannabis market in New York State.
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Rossana Ceruzzi, President of the Wildlife Freedom Foundation; Kim Smithingham, WFF Director BOD; and Assembly Member Seawright.
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Judy Berdy, President of the Roosevelt Island Historical Society and Assembly Member Rebecca Seawright.
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Honorary Chair Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr. and Assembly Member Rebecca Seawright.
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Honoring FDR’s Four Freedoms at the Annual Sunset Garden Party Supporting Our State Park. Assembly Member Rebecca Seawright; Katrina vanden Heuvel; Claudine Bacher, Founding Chair and Immediate Past Co-Chair of The Eleanor Roosevelt Val-Kill Partnership; and Brette McSweeney, former President of Eleanor’s Legacy.