Shanice Martin
HUS- 2307
Assignment #1
Questions about your community | Source Consulted |
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CB14Brooklyn, About, http://www.cb14brooklyn.com/about/
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Eric Adams is the president |
NYC.GOV |
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CB14Brooklyn, From the district manager, http://www.cb14brooklyn.com/about/from-the-district-manager/
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Jumaan D Williams is the council committee, he serves Flatbush,East Flatbush, Flatlands, parts of Midwood and Canarsie. He represents 45th council District in Brooklyn and serves as Deputy leader of NYC council and chair of the committee on housing and buildings.
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Concil.NYC.gov http://council.nyc.gov/d45/html/members/home.shtml
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James Tedisco Assembly District 112 |
Ny Assembly
http://www.assembly.ny.gov/mem/?ad=112&sh=postings
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Chuck Schumer; Kirsten Gillibrand |
Senate.gov
http://www.schumer.senate.gov/ ; http://www.gillibrand.senate.gov/
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Gillibrand, Kristen E ; Schumer, Charles E |
Senate.gov
http://www.senate.gov/general/contact_information/senators_cfm.cfm?State=NY
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Yvette D Clarke Democrat |
House.Gov
http://www.house.gov/htbin/findrep?ZIP=11226&Submit=FIND+YOUR+REP+BY+ZIP |
The total amount of population from 2007/09 is about 164,693. The male gender is about 42.7% while the females are 52.5%. 6.9% are Asians, 34.5% are Black, 15.1% are Latino, 41.5% are white and 2.0% are other. The graduation level from 2010-11 is 80.5% compared to the dropout rate being 4.1% and 2.7% students are college ready. 31.3% people that are 25 and older attained a bachelor’s degree or higher while 18.3 have less than a high school degree. |
U.S census 2000; 2007/09 American Community Survey |
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NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene. |
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Crime Rates; NYPD; Stop & Frisk; NYPD; Center for Constitutional Rights/ New York Times. |
There are only a few parks in this community given that 70% of housing units are within a mile of a park. There are small amounts of playgrounds in neighborhoods and then there’s prospect park south that is a one of the few Historic Districts in the City. As for libraries there are many branches that are used and valued such as The Caribbean Literacy and Cultural Center at the Flatbush Branch, and the Cortelyou Road library and many more. They offer many programs for the community such as GED pep and are open seven days a week. |
NYC.GOV;BK14 STATEMENT |
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NYC.GOV NYC department of city planning. |
There are several churches in the community ranging from Baptists/ Christian and even Catholic. |
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NYC.GOV |
Some of the neighborhood have roads that are not paved right while some other neighborhoods are just fine. There have been complaints about the noise and also smell of the air. |
NYC Department of Environmental protection. |
1) The strengths of this community is the fact that there’s limited businesses and easy access to stores around 2) There are a generous amount of transportation available. 3) It’s versatile when it comes to race.
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1) The little amount of recreational resources. 2) the large amount of stop & frisk 3)crime rate |
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Human services professionals should care about the community because if they want to go about helping people, the communities is the way to start. They have to help change the environment because it has major effect on people. |
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Dear Shanice,
You have done a good job however, you need to fined out who your NYS Senator is, US Senators are correct but NYS is not. Eric Adams is the Brooklyn Borough President he is not the chairperson of your community Board. B+