Currently, the New York State Community Commission on Reparations Remedies has entered its second phase in 2026, shifting its primary focus toward finalizing research and gathering public testimony across the state. In 2024, New York’s “Commission to Study Reparations and Racial Justice” is currently holding public sessions to examine the state’s history of slavery. The New York State Community Commission on Reparations Remedies, established by legislation signed by Governor Hochul, is actively examining the legacy of slavery and its ongoing impact. Key Aspects of the Commission Purpose: To investigate the impact of slavery and subsequent discriminatory laws against people of African descent, and to recommend remedies to address these harms. Key Deadlines and Reports: The commission’s final report deadline has been extended by over a year to ensure a thorough investigation. Final Report Due: January 30, 2027. See less Post navigation ROC, NY Superbowl 60 Media Correspondent Jalen McGill Super Bowl LX Takes Center Stage in California