A mayoral forum on Criminal Justice and Re-Entry March 30 attracted four of the candidates given some chance to capture the Democratic nomination, although the three considered early leaders in the polls—Andrew Yang, Eric Adams and Maya Wiley—did not participate.
Asked by Omar Jackson of the Getting Out, Staying Out group that was one of several prisoner-rights advocacy organizations sponsoring the remote discussion about what they would do to provide more job training and resources to prevent recidivism, former city Sanitation Commissioner Kathryn Garcia said as Mayor she would ensure that "quality educational opportunities" were available.
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