**The date of this event has changed to Wednesday April 14, 2021**

What do you want to know about the upcoming election in NYC?

Join THE CITY for the Civic Newsroom, a wide-ranging effort to better understand what New Yorkers need and want to know as the city enters a crucial election season.

We want to hear from you about what you want your elected officials to pay attention to in your neighborhood.

We'll work together to breakdown who in the city government has the power to make the changes you want to see. We want to know what questions you have so we can build our election coverage around what you want to know.

We’ll kick off the next round of virtual meetings focused in Mott Haven, Brownsville and Flushing on Wednesday, April 14 at 6 p.m.

We’ll have neighborhood-specific conversations on the 14, and a city-wide meeting on Saturday April 10.

While all of the meetings are open to everyone, if you live in those specific neighborhoods, please join us on the 14. Otherwise you can sign up here for the city-wide meeting on April 10 from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.

Once you sign up, we’ll send you the Zoom link to the Civic Newsroom the day of the event. If you have any questions, you can email us at civicnewsroom@thecity.nyc.

More information about Civic Newsroom:

The Civic Newsroom is a project from THE CITY to better understand what information voters need ahead of the upcoming local elections. In addition to a series of virtual meetings, the Civic Newsroom will use stories, newsletters and explainers to encourage and inform more New Yorkers to participate in the electoral process.

Note about technology: If you’re a little uneasy about how the technology works, we can help! We’ll send all the info you need about how to set up Zoom as well as troubleshoot with you if you’re having any issues. If you can’t video chat, there will be an option to phone in.