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When veterans are incarcerated, it’s usually because they have a history of trauma, not violence or unlawful activity. However, they get placed in the system anyway.

On this episode of The Fortune Society's "Both Sides of the Bars;" host Ronald Day sits down with Sarah Harris and Len McRae to discuss...

From the upcoming presidential election to the Israel/Palestine conflict and beyond, our world is full of people who disagree on what is right. Often these differences in opinion lead to violence and destruction, but what if there was a better way to resolve such controversial issues?

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In New York City, 81% of new HIV diagnoses and AIDS-related deaths are among people of color. While the best way to prevent and treat HIV/AIDS is early detection, many people don’t seek treatment due to the stigma attached to having the disease.

Sunday night, watch as C. Virginia Fields, former...

Every day, more and more violent and tragic events are happening across the country and the American people continue to ask “when will it end?”

This Sunday on “The Radical Imagination,” host Jim Vrettos of John Jay College of Criminal Justice talks with Melvin “Mel” Blackman about the dire need...

MNN is proud to provide Manhattan residents with the opportunity to learn media production and share their voices with the public, but it wouldn’t be possible without the groundbreaking work of George Stoney.

Known as the “father of public access television,” George Stoney was a documentary...

With so much negativity and hatred plaguing our world, it can be easy to lose sight of what’s right in front of us. While it’s important to improve international relationships, it’s also important to nurture the relationships in our personal lives. How do we help society heal itself and become more...

As New York State Comptroller, Thomas DiNapoli’s concerns and responsibilities are for the financial well-being of New York State and New York City. The next Represent NYC explores two issues affecting the budgets and pocket books of all New York City residents: immigration and economic development...

It’s no secret that America’s criminal justice system is broken. Nearly everyday a new story surfaces about someone who was wrongfully convicted, abused or treated unfairly. It’s a vicious cycle.

On this episode of “The Radical Imagination,” host Jim Vrettos of John Jay College of Criminal Justice...