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NYC's Inaugural Racial Equity Plan & True Cost of Living
The City of New York is committed to implementing the Racial Justice Charter amendments thoughtfully and in the spirit of what New Yorkers voted for. The NYC Mayor's Office for Equity & Racial Justice (MOERJ) has led a citywide effort to create the first-ever NYC Citywide Racial Equity Plan, while also advancing the NYC True Cost of Living Measure (TCOL).
Agencies across city government have been actively engaged in this work, forming racial equity planning teams, participating in full-day training workshops, and collaborating closely with MOERJ to develop agency-specific plans that contribute to a more equitable New York City.
We are excited to share the city's first New York City Racial Equity Plan and TCOL with the public.
Learn more:
- Read the full Racial Equity Plan
- Review the True Cost of Living Measure
- Read the Racial Equity Plan Executive Summary
Additional Information
- Measure 1: Statement of Values - Preamble of NYC Charter
- Measure 2: Racial Equity Office, Plan and Commission - Chapter 78 - Section 3401 Office of racial equity, Section 3403 Racial Equity Plans, and Section 3404 Commission on racial equity
- Measure 3: True Cost of Living Measure - Chapter 1 - Section 16, sub-section c.
TRIE Neighborhood Map
The Taskforce for Racial Inclusion and Equity (TRIE) Neighborhood Initiative is a coalition and capacity-building program run by the CEC, in partnership with the Mayor's Office of Equity and the Young Men's Initiative.
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