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    What’s Gone Right – and Wrong – with Right to Counsel?

    Affordable housing in New York City hinges on a patchwork of policies created amid the often-cutthroat economics of local real estate. The tensions of the system play… Read more “What’s Gone Right – and Wrong – with Right to Counsel?”

    November 9, 2018November 9, 2018 by Brian Gordon

    Pittsburgh Shooting Overshadows Rabbinic Gathering

    As part of an annual conference, thousands of Hasidic rabbis gathered for a giant group photo in Brooklyn Sunday morning, Nov. 4. The normally celebratory event, however,… Read more “Pittsburgh Shooting Overshadows Rabbinic Gathering”

    November 9, 2018 by Sabrina He

    Protestors and Counter-Protestors Face Off Outside Planned Parenthood

    Early morning on Saturday, Angela Muto was jolted awake by the sound of a protest outside her window on Mott Street in the Village. “Pro-life. That’s a… Read more “Protestors and Counter-Protestors Face Off Outside Planned Parenthood”

    November 8, 2018November 9, 2018 by Jeevika Verma

    Council vote rescues 12 Manhattan HDFC buildings from foreclosure and sale

    The New York City Council voted Wednesday to pull 12 foreclosed buildings, all of which are low-income cooperatives, from a list of buildings scheduled to be transferred… Read more “Council vote rescues 12 Manhattan HDFC buildings from foreclosure and sale”

    November 8, 2018 by Maggie Green

    City Council Member Levine Talks About the Success and Side Effects of Right to Counsel

    It has just been over a year since the City Council passed the Right to Counsel law, which mandates legal representation for low-income tenants facing eviction in… Read more “City Council Member Levine Talks About the Success and Side Effects of Right to Counsel”

    November 4, 2018 by Mythili Sankara

    Breaking the Silence with #MeToo Post-it Notes in the Subway

    On Saturday, as the first snow of the season turned the streets white, Katelyn Sturgill, 23, was in the Columbus Circle subway station standing side by side… Read more “Breaking the Silence with #MeToo Post-it Notes in the Subway”

    December 13, 2017December 13, 2017 by Galie Darwich

    Survivors Speak Up At New York’s First #MeToo Rally

    When Karen Levine traveled an hour by train into Manhattan from her home on Long Island Saturday, she was carrying a poster-sized photo of herself at 12… Read more “Survivors Speak Up At New York’s First #MeToo Rally”

    December 12, 2017 by Eliza Carter

    With Momentum from #MeToo, NYC Human Rights Commission Holds Hearing on Workplace Sexual Harassment

    Attorney Dina Bakst stood behind the lectern, her voice shaking. She told the story of Louisa, a low-wage supermarket worker whose former supervisor had frequently instructed her… Read more “With Momentum from #MeToo, NYC Human Rights Commission Holds Hearing on Workplace Sexual Harassment”

    December 12, 2017 by Meira Gebel

    Love Earns the 2017 Wuerffel Trophy

    Though Courtney Love, a senior linebacker from the University of Kentucky, is 24 days away from playing in the Music City Bowl, he already has a prestigious… Read more “Love Earns the 2017 Wuerffel Trophy”

    December 11, 2017December 11, 2017 by Michael Mora

    NYCHA Chair Grilled During Lead-Poisoning Hearing at City Council

    The chair of the New York City Housing Authority faced a barrage of biting questions when she testified at a City Council hearing on Tuesday as she… Read more “NYCHA Chair Grilled During Lead-Poisoning Hearing at City Council”

    December 7, 2017 by Bo Hamby

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