New York State Senator Julia Salazar

In honor of Crime Victims’ Rights week, scroll to see some of the legislation I’ve put forth to demand justice, equity, and protection for all survivors.

My statement on Governor Hochul’s anti-ICE announcement

With the Senate passage of my Equity In Fertility Treatment Act, we’re one step closer to ensuring LGBTQ+ New Yorkers are not unfairly excluded from insurance coverage of IVF.

Thank you to for previously leading on this legislation!

Due to the winter storm, both of my offices will be working from home on Monday, January 26th.

Please don’t hesitate to email us at [email protected], and we’ll get back to you as soon as we can.

Stay safe & stay warm.

It was so great to join the mayor yesterday as he announced his new executive order cutting the ridiculous number of fines and fees small businesses have to navigate.

We stopped by Sweets & Things, a small business right here in District 18 that sells incredible coffee and tres leches cakes.

Scroll to see some of the bills I recently introduced in the State legislature!

To be clear, I have an expansive list of bills I’ve been carrying that I plan to advocate for this year that are related to prison reform, immigration, affordability, housing, reproductive rights, and more. I’ll be sure to share updates about the progress of those bills as well.

The post is specifically about new legislation of mine.

This morning, I released a first-of-its-kind report that found New York State Prisons disregard the law, and regularly abuse and neglect incarcerated individuals.

Just in the last 13 months, correction officers murdered two, young Black men named Robert Brooks and Messiah Nantwi. Our prisons are built on a system of brutality, and we must continue our fight for reform.

In July 2016 NYPD Officer Wayne Isaacs killed Delrawn Small, an unarmed Black father. A decade later, he is absurdly claiming he was not a cop when he murdered Mr. Small in order to avoid consequences. For decades, we have watched a familiar and devastating pattern repeat itself: when an NYPD officer kills a New Yorker, the department delays, deflects and protects its own. Commissioner Tisch must stop denying grieving families justice to protect abusive cops.

This MLK Day, our office is partnering with AHRC New York City, The Arc, and City Meals on Wheels for a food drive to support our Brooklyn neighbors.

Next Monday-Thursday from 10am - 5pm, please donate non-perishable food items to our Bushwick office at 212 Evergreen Ave, Brooklyn NY.

Thank you to AHRC NYC for organizing this!