The New York Junior League; advocating for women, children, and underserved communities in New York City; introduced to the people’s house by Assembly Member Seawright.

Judith Kasen-Windsor, Assembly Member Rebecca Seawright, and Artistic Director Marita Begley.

Seawright presents Queer Big Apple Corps Symphonic Band with $125,000 grant for new musical instruments. (L to R): Jason Cannon, Executive Director of the Queer Big Apple Corps; Assembly Member Rebecca Seawright; and Assembly Member MaryJane Shimsky.

“OTTY” honorees (Back row, left to right): Dr. Daniel Baker, Lenox Hill Hospital; Adrienne Walsh, FDNY; Inspector William J. Gallagher, NYPD; Franny Eberhart, Friends of the Upper East Side; Ruairi Curtin, The Penrose and Alberts Bar; Stephanie McGraw, “WARM” We All Really Matter; Dr. Jordan Metzl, Hospital for Special Surgery; Assembly Member Rebecca Seawright; and Maximillian Re-Segiura, High School of Art and Design. (Front row, left to right): Heather Lubov, City Parks Foundation; Eileen Toback, New York Professional Nurses Union; Jeanne Strauss, President and Publisher of Strauss Media; and Keith Kelly, Editor-in-Chief of Our Town.

(L to R) Borough President Mark Levine, Assembly Member Seawright, Jeanne Strauss of Strauss Media-Manhattan, and NY1 Anchor Robert Guaderrama.

Assembly Member Seawright remarks on receiving her OTTY award.

Manhattan Borough President Mark Levine introduces OTTY award recipient Rebecca Seawright.

Assembly Member Seawright rises to accept her OTTY award.

(L to R): East Midtown Partnership’s Rob Byrnes, High School of Art and Design’s Maximillian Re-Segiura, Strauss Media’s Jeanne Strauss, Assembly Member Rebecca Seawright, and Assembly Member Alex Bores.

19th Precinct Detective Anthony Nuccio; Assembly Member Rebecca Seawright; Jeanne Strauss, President and Publisher of Strauss Media; Keith Kelly, Editor-in-Chief of Our Town; and Officer Christopher Durney.

I/DD advocates and Assembly Member Seawright call to “invest in me and our future.”

Seawright and advocates rally for investments in I/DD services.

Seawright stands with advocates to demand an unrestricted 3.2% COLA, an investment in people with disabilities and those who care for them.

NYC Fair's Meri Krassner, Assembly Member Rebecca Seawright and Mary McGuire Weafer.

Seawright rallies with disability advocates for full funding in the NYS Budget for I/DD support services.

What better way to celebrate than with Eclipse Cookies! Team Seawright: Rebecca, Flor de Maria, Nathan, Ishrat, Blake, and Harley.

Crowds gathered on the corner of 79th and York to view the eclipse on Monday, April 8 around 3:25pm.

Photographs of the appreciative families hang on the walls of the store.

Jeannette Throp, Val Coleman, Assembly Member Rebecca Seawright, Irma Davidson, and Matilda Brooker.

Assembly Member Seawright presented Ilze Thielmann, Director of Team TLC NYC, with a New York State Assembly citation applauding her work in leading the outreach and support of asylum seekers in our community.

Constituent Judith Brooks and Assembly Member Seawright in front of the mammogram van.

The Office of Assembly Member Seawright partnered with the American-Italian Cancer Foundation to provide no-cost screening mammograms to eligible women. Over 30 women were screened thanks to the mobile mammogram van.

“OTTY” honorees (Back row, left to right): Dr. Daniel Baker, Lenox Hill Hospital; Adrienne Walsh, FDNY; Inspector William J. Gallagher, NYPD; Franny Eberhart, Friends of the Upper East Side; Ruairi Curtin, The Penrose and Alberts Bar; Stephanie McGraw, “WARM” We All Really Matter; Dr. Jordan Metzl, Hospital for Special Surgery; Assembly Member Rebecca Seawright; and Maximillian Re-Segiura, High School of Art and Design. (Front row, left to right): Heather Lubov, City Parks Foundation; Eileen Toback, New York Professional Nurses Union; Jeanne Strauss, President and Publisher of Strauss Media; and Keith Kelly, Editor-in-Chief of Our Town.

Assembly Member Rebecca Seawright and fellow honoree Eileen Toback, President of the New York Professional Nurses Union (NYPNU).

Assembly Member Rebecca Seawright and Jeanne Strauss.

Assembly Member Rebecca Seawright is honored with the Our Town Thanks You “OTTY” Award. (L to R) 19th Precinct Detective Anthony Nuccio; Assembly Member Rebecca Seawright; Jeanne Strauss, President and Publisher of Strauss Media; Keith Kelly, Editor-in-Chief of Our Town; and Officer Christopher Durney.

Assembly Member Alex Bores, Assembly Member Rebecca Seawright, and NYC EVehicle Safety Alliance (EVSA) Co-Leader Andrew Fine. Seawright has co-sponsored a vital legislative package to prevent electric vehicle accidents, secure bike batteries, and improve pedestrian safety.

A celebration of Women’s History Month at the SUNY Chancellor’s residence. Assembly Members Dana Levenberg, Sarah Clark, Marianne Buttenschon, Assembly Majority Leader Crystal Peoples-Stokes, Jen Lunsford, Jo Anne Simon, New York State Office of General Services Commissioner Jeanette Moy, Senate Majority Leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins, Yudelka Tapia, and Rebecca Seawright.

Assembly Member Seawright, Disability advocate Mike Schweinsburg, and Brad Hershenson. Schweinsburg was at the Capitol to support increased funding for people with disabilities and their caregivers.

Assembly Member Seawright marches in the St. Patrick’s Day Parade with Governor Hochul and Attorney General Letitia James.

Assembly Member Seawright introduced Amy J. Schwartz and her spouse David Hershey-Webb on the floor of the Assembly Tuesday.

Assembly Member Seawright honors Amy J. Schwartz for special distinction by Governor Hochul and Legislative Women’s Caucus.

The Queer Big Apple Corps presents Seawright with a stained-glass big apple for her support of their programs.

Assembly Member Seawright welcomes members of The Queer Big Apple Corps Marching and Symphonic Bands, including artistic director Marita Begley, artistic director Henco Espag, and executive director Jason Cannon to the Assembly Chamber.

Assembly Member Seawright toured the construction site of the new Weill Cornell medical student residence on East 74 Street and York Avenue expected to accept students as soon as the Fall of 2025.