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Raising The Bar: The Future of Civilian Oversight
On this week's Raising The Bar, Jason Clark and Adeola Adejobi from The Manhattan Black Bar Association sit down with Jerika Richardson Jonathan Darche from NYC Civilian Complaint Review Board to learn more about how New Yorkers can report police misconduct.
Represent NYC: Council Member Rivera's Fight for Healthcare
As the Chair of the City Council's Committee on Hospitals, Council Member Carlina Rivera is taking on the fight for healthcare in New York City. What happens once Mount Sinai Beth Israel closes? What will happen to New Yorkers and their essential right to healthcare? Council Member Rivera sits down...
Raising The Bar: Holding Prosecutors Accountable
How much discretion does a prosecutor have in a court room? The Manhattan Black Bar Association's Jason Clark and Adeola Adejobi sit down with Diane Lucas and Jullian Harris-Calvin from The Justice Collaborative to learn how a prosecutor's decisions impact both the outcome of a trial and the...
David Brooks and Stephanie Share Their Poetry
MNN Producer David Brooks reads from his book "Blackpoemolgy" and Stephanie reads some of her earlier and recent poems. Of course, as always. there's artsy shenanigans.
Ray Camano a coach at Full Throttle Endurance is the guest.
Triathlon coach extraordinaire Ray Camano is the guest. The extraordinary, watershed influence of a remarkable high school cross-country coach and a reinvention in midlife are among the subjects covered.
MNN partners with Second Chance Studios to offer professional skills development in media production to formerly incarcerated citizens.
December 5, 2022
This innovative partnership offers professional media production skill development to formerly incarcerated citizens.
