Courtland Hankins is from the Bronx. He is a community coordinator and housing justice advocate.

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Courtland is a community coordinator for Bronx Community Board 3. He previously worked as a housing specialist with BronxWorks, a community associate with the Office of Bronx Borough President Vanessa L. Gibson, and an officer and administrator in New York City financial services institutions, including Chase Bank, Bank of New York, Citibank, and Goldman Sachs. 

Courtland Hankins is a Democratic candidate for the 84th District Assembly Seat in the South Bronx, which covers the Hunt's Point, Port Morris, Mott Haven, and Concourse areas. Courtland currently serves as Community Coordinator for Bronx Community Board 3.

Courtland's run for Assembly member is his first entry into politics.

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Working Families

Supports unions and plans to use his platform to publicly support union drives, contract campaigns, and strikes when workers ask for solidarity.

Supports "stronger enforcement against wage theft and workplace abuses."

Supports "prevailing wage standards and responsible contracting with public dollars."

- Supports unions and plans to use his platform to publicly support union drives, contract campaigns, and strikes when workers ask for solidarity.
- Supports "stronger enforcement against wage theft and workplace abuses."
- Supports "prevailing wage standards and responsible contracting with public dollars."

Economy

Supports state investment in affordable housing.

- Supports state investment in affordable housing.

Energy & the Environment

Supports access to abortion, contraception, and comprehensive reproductive healthcare.

Supports strengthening privacy protections for patients and healthcare providers.

Supports maternal health initiatives that address racial disparities and aim to enhance family health outcomes.

- Supports access to abortion, contraception, and comprehensive reproductive healthcare.
- Supports strengthening privacy protections for patients and healthcare providers.
- Supports maternal health initiatives that address racial disparities and aim to enhance family health outcomes.

Healthcare

Supports strengthening anti-discrimination protections in housing, employment, and public life.

- Supports strengthening anti-discrimination protections in housing, employment, and public life.

Voting & Elections

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Public Safety

Supports equitable and fully funded public schools.

Supports expanding mental health supports, counselors, and after-school programs.

Supports career and technical pathways, paid internships, and workforce pipelines.

Supports investing in special education services.

Supports treating early childhood education as "essential infrastructure, not a privilege."

- Supports equitable and fully funded public schools.
- Supports expanding mental health supports, counselors, and after-school programs.
- Supports career and technical pathways, paid internships, and workforce pipelines.
- Supports investing in special education services.
- Supports treating early childhood education as "essential infrastructure, not a privilege."

Education

Supports protecting and strengthening tenant rights.

Supports expanding resources for legal counsel, code enforcement, and anti-harassment protections.

Supports investing in "permanently affordable housing" to combat displacement.

- Supports protecting and strengthening tenant rights.
- Supports expanding resources for legal counsel, code enforcement, and anti-harassment protections.
- Supports investing in "permanently affordable housing" to combat displacement.

Housing & Urban Development

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