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On the Next Represent NYC: Solitary Confinement and Charter Schools with NYS Senator Bill Perkins
On any given day, about 4,000 people are in isolated confinement in New York State prisons. On the next "Represent NYC," Bill Perkins of New York State's 30th Senatorial District and his guests discuss his bill to change the practice of solitary confinement in New York State prisons.
Senator...
The Radical Imagination: Imagining the Gathering for Justice
In January of this year, an NYPD officer of color filed a lawsuit against the city and NYPD officials for allowing an illegal quota system and pressuring officers to target black men. Eleven other officers have since joined the case and they’re now fighting to put an end to racial profiling and...
On the Next Represent NYC: Activism in Today’s Political Climate with Central Harlem’s CB 10 Chair Brian Benjamin
This Sunday on a new episode of Represent NYC, Central Harlem's Community Board 10 Chair Brian Benjamin speaks to President of the NAACP New York State Conference Dr. Hazel Dukes and Iesha Sekou, the founder and CEO of Street Corner Resources about what it means to be civic minded and how to get...
The Radical Imagination: Imagining a New Drug Policy Alliance
According to the Drug Policy Alliance, the U.S. spends over $51 billion each year to fight the war on drugs, but are we solving the real problem?
On this episode of “The Radical Imagination,” host Jim Vrettos talks with Carl Hart and Kassandra Frederique about the negative outcomes of incarcerating...
On the Next Special Edition of Represent NYC: A Look at the 2016 Race to the White House
The primaries are over and the race to the White House is in full swing. Watch "Represent NYC" this Sunday at 7pm for a first look at what to expect from Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton in the coming weeks.
Hear from National Political Analyst L. Joy Williams, DNA Info NY Political Reporter Jeff...
Both Sides of the Bars: Decarcerating Families and Communities
When a person is incarcerated, it isn’t just the prisoner who is affected by it. It takes a toll on their loved ones too.
On this episode of “Both Sides of the Bars,” Fortune Society’s Ronald Day chats with his guests about ways to reduce people’s interaction with the criminal justice system and...
On the Next Represent NYC: Washington Heights and Inwood Tenants Fight to Protect Affordable Housing
The New York City Council rejected the Sherman Plaza rezoning project, but Washington Heights and Inwood are still seen as prime locations by luxury real estate developers.
This Sunday on “Represent NYC,” Manhattan Community Board 12 Chairman Shah Ally talks with board members Maria Luna and...
Represent NYC: Washington Heights and Inwood Tenants Fight to Protect Affordable Housing
The New York City Council rejected the Sherman Plaza rezoning project, but Washington Heights and Inwood are still seen as prime locations by luxury real estate developers.
On this episode of “Represent NYC,” Manhattan Community Board 12 Chairman Shah Ally talks with board members Maria Luna and...
The Radical Imagination: Spiritual Progressives Imagining What Is To Be Done
What does it mean to be a radical, spiritual progressive?
On this episode of “The Radical Imagination,” host Jim Vrettos of John Jay College of Criminal Justice and Reverend Stephen Phelps discuss this question and explain how spiritual progressives are responding to the 2016 presidential election...
COVID-19: MOVING FORWARD
March 23, 2020
Earlier today, Governor Andrew M. Cuomo urged Americans to be 'socially distanced, but spiritually connected' during the time of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Staying Connected with Your Production Team While Social Distancing
March 20, 2020
Like most of us, you’re probably taking social distancing very seriously. In times like these, we applaud our community for taking the necessary steps to keep everyone safe and healthy… but of course, it may be putting a wrench in your plans.
The Election Show on MNN Airs This Wednesday at 9:30pm
March 20, 2020
The Election Show on MNN will cover the #2020Elections on both a federal and state level.
NY is on Pause!
March 20, 2020
Governor Cuomo has directed all non-essential workers to work from home, & everyone is required to maintain a 6-foot distance. It will be called Matilda's Law. He named it after his mother. The decision to put New York "on pause” comes as the number of confirmed coronavirus cases across the state...