Vice President Kamala Harris traveled to Brooklyn Thursday to announce the formation of the Economic Opportunity Coalition (EOC) to help serve underprivileged communities.
The presidential visit took place inside of Bedford-Stuyvesant’s Restoration Plaza at 1368 Fulton St., where Harris took to a stage shrouded by a gigantic Star-Spangled Banner. She announced the coalition of 24 companies and foundations, which will invest tens of billions of dollars in underserved communities.
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