Social Services Commissioner on what NYC is doing for city's most vulnerable residents

WNYC News | Jul 23

We'll be playing excerpts from the forums all this week on All Things Considered. Our first conversation is with the City's Social Services Commissioner Erin Dalton. She spoke with WNYC's Sean Carlson and WNYC poverty reporter Karen Yi about what City Hall is doing for New York's most vulnerable residents. You and read the full story here.

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