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Imagining Justice in the Face of New York Police Department Policies
Host Jim Vrettos interviews NYPD Officer Cyress Smith, and Private Investigator Manuel Gomez; talking about internal policies in the New York Police Department
Punto de Vista | Octubre 4, 2018
En el primer segmento del programa, Carlos Cabrera conversa con Bolivar Veras del Comité de Educación Superior del Exterior, quien promueve el diplomado "Política Exterior y Relaciones Internacionales". En el segundo segmento, la Dra. Ivelsy Ulerio explica las causas, efectos y tratamiento de la...
Wayne Pacconi
Wayne Pacconi is a man in a hurry. He craves new adventures and challenges. Growing up in a tough NJ neighborhood prepared Wayne well to think on his own two feet. There's plenty of road for Wayne to conquer.
Find out what’s great about TV production training at the MNN El Barrio Firehouse!
January 21, 2014
Curious about the field and studio production courses available at the MNN El Barrio Firehouse Community Media Center? Come to a one-hour information session to learn all about them!
MNN Diaries: Lenore Von Stein
January 17, 2014
It’s time for another exciting installment of MNN Diaries, our web series offering a peek into the hearts and minds of the talented producers behind our network’s groundbreaking programming.
Coming Up: Spring Quarterly Series Deadlines
January 15, 2014
A note to MNN producers about Spring Quarter deadlines:
MNN is preparing for the Spring 2014 Quarter, which runs from March 22 through June 22. You will soon receive a form with information about your show that will be sent to the mailing address we have on file for you. Some important information...
President Obama and Public Access
January 14, 2014
Attorney and activist Frank Avila was a long-time host on Chicago's Public Access station. In 2003, he introduced his audience to one of his guests with the question: "Who is Barack Obama?".