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Op-ed | When mental health crises happen, New Yorkers deserve more than one option | amNewYork

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By Tiffany Cabán, Jordyn Rosenthal
| amNewYork Verified
On a recent summer morning in Queens, Jordyn encountered a neighbor she knew to be living with a serious mental health condition. He had been pacing the block for several days, talking to himself, and exhibiting increasingly concerning behavior. Believing he needed mental health care, and knowing the risks of escalation and violence involved in sending police in situations like this, she called 911 with one repeated request: send a mental health response unit, not law enforcement.
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The World Cup Is Coming. Our Cities Must Protect Their People.

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By Tiffany Cabán
| Next City Verified
Soccer is called the world’s game because it is truly global and belongs to everyone. The kids playing barefoot in the park, the fans in the cheap seats, the communities that turn every match into a block party. This year, the FIFA Men’s World Cup will bring that game to our own cities: Atlanta, Boston, Dallas, Houston, Kansas City, Los Angeles, Miami, New York-New Jersey, Philadelphia, San Francisco and Seattle.
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Op-ed | Amazon two-day shipping is speedy. Let’s make it safe in NYC

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By Tiffany Cabán, Alexa Avilés, Theodore Moore
| PoliticsNY
Posted on If you live in New York, you see Amazon workers in Amazon vests, delivering Amazon packages in Amazon vehicles, every single day. But did you know that none of these workers work for Amazon? For most New Yorkers, convenience is all we see when we shop online. Click, buy, delivered. But what feels so easy to us is hurting our neighborhoods and the workers in Amazon vests who make it happen.
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