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Hurdles to Home
Host Khalil Cumberbatch interviews Jeff Grant, Executive Director of Family ReEntry Inc. and co-founder of Progressive Prison Ministries, and Michelle Miles, a career advisor at The Fortune Society, who draw from their personal and professional experiences to discuss the difficulties people face...
Monetizing Misery: How Capitalism Impacts Mass Incarcertion
Host Khalil Cumberbatch interviews Lauren-Brooke Eisen, Senior Counsel, Brennan Center for Justice at NYU School of Law.
They talk about how financial incentives drive many of the policies that perpetuate mass incarceration. How is the privatization of our criminal justice system impacting...
Imagining 1968 at Columbia University | A Time to Stir and Organize, Organize, Organize!!!
Host Jim Vrettos interviews Mark Rudd, Chairman of the Columbia chapter of Students for a Democratic Society in the spring of 1968 | Life-long peace and social justice organizer and student of organizing
Manhattan's Best, Most Comprehensive Election Coverage is Only on MNN!
Have questions about who’s running for what NYC offices this election season? Well, MNN has the answers!
Leading Democratic Mayoral Candidates' Signature Plans For New York City
Here’s a look at how the top Democratic mayoral candidates are pitching a signature idea or set of ideas for New York City.
What to Know to Apply for New York Rent Relief
Coming soon: a New York state rent relief program intended to prevent thousands of evictions by covering COVID-related arrears.
Experts Release Agenda for Next Mayor to Better Use Technology in Solving City Problems
A report released Wednesday provides technological solutions for some of the city’s myriad problems and examines the barriers to their adoption, with the hope of provoking intense debate about urban technology in this year’s municipal election.