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Young FilAms Taking a Stand on Protecting Our Planet
Makilala TV hosts Jen, Cristina and Rachelle talk with young advocates Casey Giles, Riley Villazor, and Chabio T. Sison about ways to protect our planet and their personal perspectives. A performances of singer/songwriter Kelsey Vasquez closes the episode.
Citizens speak truth to power
On a pre-pandemia area a group of citizens talking about environment and and how maybe each person can help to save the planet.
Imagining A Courageous Christianity of Racial Justice --Time
Has the sin of racism been so pervasive among white evangelicals that it requires collective repentance? To dialogue on that question we have on the Radical Imagination today two of America's most prominent preachers, scholars and activists. Jonathan Wilson Hartgrove and Jemar Tisby.
Punto de Vista | Desarrollo Comunitario
Carlos Cabrera conversa con la Reverenda Dorlimar Lebrón Malavé de la Primera Iglesia Hispana Metodista Unida, sobre la conección de la Iglesia con la Campaña de los Pobres, el desarrollo de la comunidad y sobre el evento de posadas el 11 de diciembre. Además, Carlos comenta sobre los...
Imagining Radical Implementation -- The Cloward/Piven Model
Radical implementation involves pushing for substantial change while learning what the powerful will concede. It typifies a distinctive, alternative model and strategy for progressive social change developed by Richard Cloward and Frances Fox Piven in the 1960s and 70s to address the issues of...
Jersey City's Magic Public Square
Arts & culture in Grove Square Jersey City.
Community Mental Health Project
Host Virginia Fields receives guests Patrice Douglas, Luis Lopez & Linda Rosenberg to talk about the Community Mental Health Project, and effort made possible by the Leon Levy Foundation, Columbia Psychiatry, The New York Public Library and The National Black Leadership Commission on Health.
Imagining Lessons from the Young Lords -- Forever Young
Over 50 years ago in July of 2020, the Young Lords -- a revolutionary community group of Hispanic and Black New Yorkers occupied Lincoln Hospital in the Bronx for 12 hours. Long known as a "butcher shop," they demanded better care, improved conditions, and a variety of patient and worker rights for...
This Week on MNN
This Week on MNN We Spotlight National Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Exporting Your Video: A Guide to Choosing the Ideal Format
There are so many options for how to export your video once post-production is complete. Which file format is best? The answer is, it depends...read on!