Kim Keiserman

Yesterday, I was honored to attend a Yom HaShoah commemoration at the Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center. Yom HaShoah is a solemn time to remember the six million Jews murdered in the Holocaust, to honor the lives lost, and to reflect on the devastating consequences of hatred, antisemitism, and silence. Hearing from Bertha Strauss, a Holocaust survivor, was incredibly powerful and deeply moving. Her testimony was a reminder that remembrance is a responsibility. I am grateful to the Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center for providing such a powerful opportunity to reflect, remember, and recommit ourselves to standing against antisemitism and hatred in all its forms.

Today we remember. On Yom HaShoah, we honor the six million Jews murdered in the Holocaust and all those whose lives were forever changed. May their memory be a blessing, and a call to speak out against antisemitism, stand firmly against hate, and protect the dignity and humanity of every person.

Voting is powerful! When ordinary people stand together, they can defeat authoritarianism. Hungary just showed that. With Trump and his allies openly pushing Orban’s playbook here, our job is clear: organize, get out the vote, and protect our democracy. 🇺🇸

Wishing everyone celebrating Greek Orthodox Easter a beautiful and meaningful day. This holiday is a powerful reminder of faith, renewal, and the importance of community. Grateful for the traditions that bring families together and strengthen our neighborhoods. Christos Anesti!

The allegations in this lawsuit are unfortunately not surprising—but that doesn’t make them any less appalling. There is no place for racism or discrimination in our communities or our institutions, and we must never accept it as normal. Everyone deserves fairness, dignity, and respect. We cannot look away from injustice, and we must demand accountability wherever discrimination exists.

I’m officially on the ballot, and I’m so proud of what we accomplished together. Thank you to every volunteer who gave their time, energy, and heart to help gather signatures for our campaign. Every conversation, every door knocked, and every hour spent petitioning made a real difference. We did not just meet the requirement, we far exceeded it, and that is a testament to the incredible dedication of the people behind this campaign. I’m so grateful to everyone who helped make this happen and so proud of the strength and momentum we are building together.

I’m excited to invite you to a fun event supporting our campaign, and getting in a great workout while you’re at it. Join us on Saturday, April 18 from 3:00 to 4:30 PM at RX|FIT in Port Washington for Come to Gym with Kim. A great workout, great energy, and a chance to support our campaign as we keep working to deliver for our community. I’d love to see you there. RSVP: bit.ly/0418kkfa Or email Mikala@SparrowStrategiesLLC.com

I was glad to join Tom DiNapoli last night and support a leader who has spent years serving New York with integrity and purpose. Tom understands that the Comptroller’s office is about accountability, stability, and protecting the public trust. At a time when extreme policies from Washington threaten our state’s fiscal health as well as our fundamental freedoms, New Yorkers deserve a leader with Tom’s experience, steadiness, and judgment.

I’m honored to have the endorsement of Nassau County Legislator Cynthia Núñez. “Kim Keiserman brings a deep commitment to public service. She understands that government works best when it listens to its communities and stands up for working families. I am proud to support her candidacy for New York State Assembly and confident she will serve with the dedication and thoughtfulness it deserves.” Grateful for her support and partnership.

Wishing a joyful Easter to all who celebrate. May this day of renewal and hope bring peace, happiness, and time with loved ones. Sending warm wishes to everyone in our community celebrating today.

On Good Friday, we pause for reflection, remembrance, and gratitude for the values of faith, sacrifice, and compassion. Wishing peace to all in our community who observe this solemn and meaningful day.

Protecting our environment means protecting our health. Reports of PFAS—“forever chemicals”—in biosolids compost are deeply concerning, especially when they can enter our soil, water, and food supply.  We need stronger environmental standards, full transparency, and immediate action to keep these toxins out of our communities. In Albany, I’ll work to ensure we’re protecting our environment and public health. f.mtr.cool/igzthxgiem

Wishing all who celebrate a meaningful Passover. May this holiday of reflection and renewal bring peace, time with loved ones, and a reminder of the enduring values of freedom, resilience, and hope. Chag Pesach Sameach to everyone in our community celebrating.

This is alarming: only 82% of toddlers on Long Island are receiving the MMR vaccine, well below the level needed for herd immunity. We’re seeing the real consequences of misinformation taking hold, and it’s putting children at risk. When figures like Robert F. Kennedy Jr. spread doubt about safe, proven vaccines and when leaders like Donald Trump amplify or tolerate that rhetoric—it doesn’t stay theoretical. It shows up in our communities. Measles was once eradicated in this country—we should not be seeing it come back. Protecting public health has to be a priority, and that means rejecting misinformation and standing firmly with science. Talk to your pediatrician, get the facts, and make sure your child is up to date, because protecting our community starts with all of us. f.mtr.cool/tqlruturwa

April is Autism Acceptance Month, a time to celebrate neurodiversity and recognize the unique strengths, perspectives and contributions of people on the autism spectrum.  Acceptance means more than awareness. It means building communities where everyone is supported, included and able to thrive. Let's continue working toward schools, workplaces, and communities that embrace differences and ensure every person is treated with dignity and respect.

It was wonderful to be part of the JCC’s Good Deeds Day—such a meaningful reminder of the power of community and giving back. As our Jewish neighbors prepare for Passover, a time centered on reflection, freedom, and helping others, it felt especially meaningful to take part in this mitzvah. From donating used books and bicycles, to dropping off much-needed items, to giving blood, there were so many ways for people to step up and make a difference. Days like this show the very best of our community. The spirit of kindness, generosity, and looking out for one another is something that brings us together—and something we should carry with us all year long. Grateful to everyone who participated and made an impact.

It was great to spend time this past weekend at the Boy Scout Troop 201 pancake breakfast—plus, the pancakes were delicious! Thank you to everyone who helped organize such a warm and welcoming event, and to the scouts themselves for their hard work and leadership. It was really nice to see the community come together in support of a program that helps shape young people into responsible, engaged citizens. Programs like the Boy Scouts play such an important role in building confidence, teaching service, and bringing our community together. Grateful to be part of it and to support the next generation of leaders.

Today, on Trans Day of Visibility, we celebrate the strength, courage, and contributions of transgender people in our community and beyond. Visibility matters—but so does respect, safety, and dignity. We all have a role to play in building a world where everyone can live as their authentic selves, free from fear and discrimination.

It was a great pleasure to work with Rory Lancman to host a meet & greet with Asian American leaders from across the North Shore. We had an incredibly valuable conversation centered on the issues and concerns impacting Asian communities, and I am grateful to all those who attended for sharing their ideas, insights, and perspective. Conversations like this are so important to building a campaign that listens, learns, and reflects the full diversity of our community. In Albany, my first priority will be to represent every community that makes up the 16th Assembly District.

Honored to have the endorsement of former North Hempstead Receiver of Taxes, Charles Berman. Proud to have his support as we continue building a stronger, more affordable future for our communities.