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Honoring and Serving Veterans 364 Days per Year
November is the month where we dedicate a day specifically to honoring and appreciating the bravery and service of our veterans. But as we continuously learn more about the collateral consequences of military experience, we are pressed to ask, are we meeting the needs of our current veteran...
Imagining a New Power for Labor
Host Jim Vrettos interviews Ray Rogers, Labor Rights Activist and Founder and Director of Corporate Campaign Inc. They talk about activism, the Real State Boar of New York (REBNY) and how their politics keep rents going high and construction workers being underpaid.
Punto de Vista | Noviembre 7, 2019
Carlos Cabrera inicia este episodio hablando sobre recientes casos de protestas en la República Dominicana y NY contra la corrupción gubernamental en el país caribeño. Al tiempo, hace un recorrido por situaciones similares en países de latino América. La Dra. Ivelsy Ulerio comparte información...
Lance Svendsen leads a panel discussion on the topic of suicide.
Host Lance Svendsen leads a panel discussion about suicide. Two members discuss life after a family suicide, and the other talks about managing her suicidal tendencies.
This Week on MNN: Women's Health
This week on MNN we continue MNN’s celebration of Women’s History Month by shining a spotlight on Women’s Health.
Tips for Strengthening Your Narrative
Creating a compelling narrative can be challenging. Check out our tips to help you become a powerful storyteller.
Main Issues Within NY State Budget Negotiations
Taxes, public school funding and COVID-19 relief will test state lawmakers before the April 1 state budget deadline.
Federal Aid Coming to NYC
President Biden's American Rescue Plan has been passed, delivering over $6billion to NYC government. U.S. Senator Chuck Schumer is now looking at mass transit as the next step needed to revitalize NYC life after the impact of COVID-19.