TESTIMONY
Testimony by Pilar DeJesus, Advocacy Coordinator at TakeRoot Justice, on Worker Cooperative Development Initiative
2:30:06
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54 sec
Pilar DeJesus from TakeRoot Justice began her testimony in support of the Worker Cooperative Development Initiative but was cut short due to technical difficulties. She emphasized the importance of worker cooperatives in dismantling racial, economic, and social oppression in New York City. Additional points:
- TakeRoot Justice provides legal, research, and policy support to grassroots and community-based groups.
- DeJesus intended to submit a more formal written testimony.
- The testimony highlighted the value of worker cooperatives, especially in certain contexts (though the specific context was not fully elaborated due to the audio issues).
Pilar DeJesus
2:30:06
Hi.
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Good afternoon.
2:30:08
I apologize.
2:30:09
I couldn't be there in person.
2:30:10
I was trying, but I don't know.
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Meetings cut me here.
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My name is Pila De Jesus.
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I am an advocacy coordinator at take rate justice.
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Taker Justice provides legal, participating, research, and policy support to strengthen the work of grassroots and community based groups in New York City.
2:30:28
To dismantle ratio and and economic and social oppression.
2:30:32
And I'm I'm going to submit a more formal testimony.
2:30:36
My this is gonna be more informal.
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I'm just really wanna encourage continue to encourage the the the the council to continue to find the worker cooperative development initiative.
2:30:49
It is something that as I think as we all know, or as we as the council may know that, you know, worker cooperatives provide a value, especially when we're
