Legislative Women's Caucus celebrates productive session.

Seawright presents Dhruvika Patel Amin, Chief Financial Officer and Vice President of the Roosevelt Island Operating Corporation (RIOC), with an Assembly resolution she passed to acknowledge the 50th Anniversary of the inhabitancy of Roosevelt Island. She also presented Judy Berdy with a proclamation for the Roosevelt Island Historical Society.

Assembly Member Seawright meets with Ambassador Mikio Mori, the Consul-General of Japan.

Assembly Member Seawright pays tribute to Francesco, the namesake of Francesco’s Law, to whom she proudly dedicated her vote.

Cosponsors of Francesco's Law on the floor of the Assembly after the bill’s passage on Wednesday, June 11.

Seawright speaks at City Hall press conference calling for reforms to the City’s Rent Freeze and Homeowner Exemption Programs.

Meeting with Upper East Side business owner of Matter of Health Grocery Store at 72nd Street and 1st Avenue to discuss economic development, sustainability, and job creation.

Meeting with Upper East Side business owner of Matter of Health Grocery Store at 72nd Street and 1st Avenue to discuss economic development, sustainability, and job creation.

New York State has a worsening energy affordability crisis. Assembly Member Seawright and her colleagues are fighting for the passage of the NY HEAT Act to prioritize energy affordability and get rising energy bills under control, especially for older adults who may be on a fixed income.

Assembly Member Seawright speaks at a rally engaging supporters of the New York Heat Act (now “The Customer Savings and Reliability Act”).

Assembly Member Seawright, LGBT Network's Dr. David Kilmnick, and Jean Shafiroff advocate for the passage of the NYS LGBT Curriculum Bill.

Seawright speaks at a press conference at the Capitol calling for reforms to the City’s Rent Freeze and Homeowners Exemption Programs.

Aging Chair Assembly Member Rebecca Seawright speaks at Older New Yorkers Day event honoring volunteers statewide.

Assembly Member Rebecca A. Seawright, Chair of the Assembly Aging Committee, announces the unanimous passage of legislation to elevate the system of care, identify potential cost savings, and advance quality of life for New York’s nearly five million older adults.

Seawright responds to the “ALICE” Report at Capitol press conference: "Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed" seniors leading households living in poverty.

Yenisei Bell, Assembly Member Rebecca Seawright, and Sandra Wilkin.

Seawright advocates for Minority and Women Owned Business Enterprises in New York State, calling for the extension and expansion of Article 15-A on MWBE Advocacy Day at the Capitol.

Professor Gregorio Mayers, member of the CUNY Law Board of Visitors, and Assembly Member Rebecca Seawright.

Jay Hershenson, Vice President for Communications and Marketing and Senior Advisor to the President of Queens College; Natalie Gomez Velez, Interim Dean of CUNY Law; and Assembly Member Rebecca A. Seawright.

Class of '92 Alumna and Chair of the CUNY Law Board of Visitors Assembly Member Rebecca Seawright congratulates the Class of 2025.

Aging Committee convened by Chair Seawright advances legislation expanding senior programs and services, broadening rent increase exemptions, and creating a financial exploitation awareness campaign.

Chairs of the Assembly and Senate Committees on Aging: Assembly Member Rebecca A. Seawright and Senator Cordell Cleare.

Chairs of Aging, Assembly Member Rebecca Seawright and Senator Cordell Cleare, host NY Foundation for Senior Citizens' aging-in-place legislative update.

Seawright speaks to Equality New York advocates about legislation to prohibit the State from banning books in schools and libraries, and to protect sex workers and survivors of sex trafficking.

Seawright passes bill unanimously to reauthorize Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program (LTCOP) to advocate for managed care participants.

Assembly Member Seawright welcomed Upper East Side constituent Dr. Peggy J. Lynam of the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) and her students to the Assembly floor. They are advocating for improved access to physical therapy treatment and limiting copays.

New York State Funeral Directors Association and President of the Frank E. Campbell Funeral Chapel William Villanova.

Assembly Member Seawright's constituent, Dr. Hopland, is an Alzheimer's researcher formerly with the National Institute of Aging.

“I am proud to speak at a press conference with my constituent Dr. Kelsey Hopland and other impacted federal workers against draconian and indiscriminate cuts of thousands of federal employees,” said Assembly Member Seawright. “These jobs are saving the lives of everyday Americans, and in her case, at the National Institute of Health for those living with Alzheimer’s and other dementias.”

Ellen Polivy, Assembly Member Seawright, Linda Heimer, and Dr. Katherine T. Grimm joined in support of Roosevelt Island neighbors receiving the Woman of Distinction Award.

Community Board 8 Members joined the awards ceremony. (Left to right): 2025 honoree Sharon Pope-Marshall, Assembly Member Rebecca Seawright, former honoree Sahar Husain ’24, and John McClement.

Roosevelt Island honorees with Assembly Member Rebecca Seawright. (Left to right): Christina Delfico, Stephanie Herlihy, Sharon Pope-Marshall, Assembly Member Seawright, Verna FitzPatrick, and Beatrice Ajaero.

From doctors to educators and small business owners to non-profit leaders, the women honored by Assembly Member Rebecca Seawright at Memorial Sloan Kettering are extraordinary.

I was pleased to discuss public education funding and growth with Shino Tanikawa, Member of the New York State Board of Regents. As a member of the Assembly Committee on Higher Education, I sm advocating for increased support for SUNY and CUNY in the upcoming state budget.

Thank you to the American-Italian Cancer Foundation for partnering with me on our no-cost mammogram clinic. I commend your service and applaud everyone who participated. Early detection is key to combatting breast cancer. Thanks to the mammogram bus, forty constituents received vital screenings.