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Stanford student alleges pro-Palestine election misconduct

Stanford student alleges pro-Palestine election misconduct

Prism — A student senator is accusing the university of pro-Palestine voter manipulation

The queer book bike serving Brooklyn | Xtra Magazine

The queer book bike serving Brooklyn | Xtra Magazine

Xtra Magazine — Providing books for queer kids and teens is at the core of the Nonbinarian Book Bike's mission

PODCAST: Turning the page on the Bronx's literacy problem

PODCAST: Turning the page on the Bronx's literacy problem

WINS-AM (New York, NY) — Saraciea Fennell decided to take the Bronx's literacy crisis into her own hands by creating "The Bronx is Reading Festival." We talked to her on this week's In Depth podcast to hear how the annual event encourages reading in her community.

PODCAST: The SCOTUS case that has Indigenous tribes worried

PODCAST: The SCOTUS case that has Indigenous tribes worried

WINS-AM (New York, NY) — NEW YORK (1010 WINS) -- The Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA), a decades-old law designed to give Indigenous people adoption priority to Indigenous children, is being challenged at the Supreme Court. ICWA gives first adoption priority to family members when an Indigenous child enters the foster system.

PODCAST: How rainbow capitalism exploits pride

PODCAST: How rainbow capitalism exploits pride

WINS-AM (New York, NY) — NEW YORK (1010 WINS) -- On this episode of "It's Okay To Say Gay, " the CEO and president of GLAAD, Sarah-Kate Ellis, explains to us why it's important to hold brands accountable and how GLAAD evaluates companies.

PODCAST: The long-lasting physical and mental trauma of hurricanes

PODCAST: The long-lasting physical and mental trauma of hurricanes

WINS-AM (New York, NY) — IRONTON, LOUISIANA (1010 WINS) -- On this episode of " Beyond Black History Month," we speak with Audrey Trufant Salvant, a resident from Ironton, Louisiana who has been victimized and displaced by several hurricanes including Hurricane Katrina. Not only does she share her experience before the storm, but she describes the physical and mental anguish it's caused her since.

Jill M. Webb

Jill M. Webb

www.jillmwebb.com — I'm currently filing in as executive producer on a daily news podcast, Get the News with Gretchen Carlson, while our usual EP is on maternity leave. I'm also a producer on a twice-weekly newsmagazine podcast, Very Opinionated with Soledad O'Brien. VERY OPINIONATED WITH SOLEDAD O'BRIEN Here's a sampling of my work on the show.

The (Health) Buck Stops Here - Bluedot Living

The (Health) Buck Stops Here - Bluedot Living

Bluedot Living — New York City is encouraging its lower-income residents to shop at farmers markets. And they're giving them the Health Bucks to do so.

Saturday service in jeopardy at most NYC libraries

Saturday service in jeopardy at most NYC libraries

Epicenter-NYC — Library leaders were hoping the mayor would restore the library cuts he made in 2023, but his 2025 budget does the opposite.

Are Advertising and Marketing on the Brink of a Union Wave? - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarter...

Are Advertising and Marketing on the Brink of a Union Wave? - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarter...

Nonprofit Quarterly — While actors and journalists have long come together in unions, unions in related creative industries, like marketing and advertising, are of more recent origin.