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Host Jim Vrettos interviews NYPD Officer Cyress Smith, and Private Investigator Manuel Gomez; talking about internal policies in the New York Police Department
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...
How can organizations outside of the criminal justice sphere work to reduce mass incarceration and promote a fairer justice system? Roy Waterman, Criminal Justice Manager at Jewish Council for Public Affairs, discusses the issue with host and Fortune's Associate Vice President of Policy Khalil...
Host Jim Vrettos interviews Rabbis Perry Berkowitz and Leah Berkowitz; Founders of the East Side Synagogue in New York City
En este episodio Carlos Cabrera entrevista a Samelys Lopez de Bronx Progressives; conversa con la Dra. Ivelsy Ulerio acerca de envenenamiento por químicos; y entrevista a la Candidata a la Asamblea del Estado de Nueva York por el Distrito 84, Amanda Septimo.
Host Jim Vrettos interviews New York City Police Officers Derick Waller, Adhyl Polanco and Sandy Gonzalez as well as Film Director Stephen Maing talking about the release of their recent documentary "Crime + Punishment"
The New York State Senate election committee is holding four hearings "in every corner of the state" to give a platform to voters ahead of the traditional post-election oversight hearing where lawmakers interrogate election administrators and experts about how the process went.
Three organizations focused on equity published a report with a broad set of anti-poverty policy recommendations for New York City’s next mayor.
Currently, aside from workers with “reasonable accommodation” exceptions, all city employees are reporting to the office some of the time, and as of July 6, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced that vaccinated city employees could work in the office without masks or social distancing. And by September, de...
Spending on this year’s mayoral election has already surpassed the $100 million mark, according to the latest campaign finance reports that were filed on Friday.