Cultures of Generosity and Philanthropy Within Communities of Color
Hali Lee, a New York-based philanthropist and author, writes about "shared saving circles" that exist across cultures.
New York
NYC Mayor Eric Adams on the Future of Housing
WNYC sat down with Mayor Eric Adams to hear about his plan for tackling the housing crisis in New York City.
Food Insecurity on the Rise on Long Island
The food bank Long Island Cares is working to provide millions of meals and work programs to Long Islanders in need.
Delivering Inclusive Education in New York City
MetroFocus is joined by the founders of The IDEAL School, where students with disabilities learn alongside their typically developing peers.
The Fight for Reparations for Black New Yorkers
Several state and local governments find ways to financially compensate Black Americans for the historic injustice of slavery.
“Why Should Guys Have All the Fun?”
Loida Lewis – attorney, philanthropist, and author – shares her journey, from childhood in the Philippines to a successful career in New York.
What’s Driving The African American Exodus from New York City?
A recent Gothamist analysis found the number of non-Hispanic Black residents in NYC declined by more than 125,000 over a 20-year period.
Seeing Erin Hagerty
This WLIW-FM special examines the extraordinary life of Erin Hagerty. Undaunted by her disability, she inspired others to live life to the fullest.
How New York Can Solve Its Affordable Housing Crisis
Three housing leaders talk about the effects of record-high rents and a lack of affordable places to live in New York.
Reimagining Financial Literacy As Lockdown Winds Down; Reclaiming Farming in Urban New York
Tonight we’re taking a close look at your finances with financial literacy activist Hill Harper who is on a mission to help people gain positive financial momentum Also, Karen Washington discusses the seeds she’s been sowing since 1985 to grant…
Farming in New York: Karen Washington Reclaims Farming as an Adundant Food Source for Her Community
Karen Washington discusses the seeds she’s been sowing New Yorkers of all ages and races, a more just and representative model of farming.
New York’s Homeless Youth
Jenna Flanagan goes “Chasing the Dreams” that exist in New York’s Covenant House, where some of our cities most vulnerable get a second chance at fresh start.