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Carlos Cabrera es acompañado por Karina Aybar, terapeuta y psicóloga, para hablar de la importancia de la salud mental en nuestra sociedad para prevenir los suicidios. Ella discute los beneficios de recibir ayuda profesional y da consejos sobre cómo acercarse a un ser querido que no quiere buscar...
En este episodio Carlos Cabrera entrevista a Naja Quintero y Leandra Requena del Comité de Arte de la 32BJ SEIU, quienes están promocionando el 11o Show Anual de Arte de su local, cuya apertura será el sábado 16 de Junio. En la segunda parte del programa, Carlos tiene como invitada a la Doctora...
Host Jim Vrettos interviews Nikita Singareddy, Civic Technologist and Data Privacy Activist
Governor Kathy Hochul's self-imposed transition period ends Friday. Hochul has already made a number of changes to the executive chamber and state policy -- but with the end of the 45-day interval she may reveal some key remaining personnel and policy decisions she has promised over the first weeks...
The Council will vote on Thursday to approve the legislation, Intro. 1620, which will require the Mayor’s Office of Long-Term Planning and Sustainability to oversee the development of and publicly release an initial, holistic plan addressing the risks that climate hazards pose to the city.
A new report from Community Preservation Corporation (CPC), a nonprofit affordable housing financing company, seeks to cut through some of the noise and offer a concrete roadmap to finally secure the funding that NYCHA and its residents need.
Following the severe destruction across the city from Hurricane Ida, City Council Member Justin Brannan is urging immediate measures to better equip the city to withstand severe storms in the future and “our new climate reality.”