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Abigail Kramer

Justice

Paterson Moves to Pardon Convicted Immigrants

Abigail Kramer | May 4, 2010

Drugs dominate the list of the top 10 crimes leading to legal immigrants’ deportation. A new state panel would expedite the pardon of old or minor crimes.

Justice

Budget Deficit Threatens Teen Sex Worker Safe Harbor

Abigail Kramer | April 27, 2010

New York has fundamentally changed the way it treats underage sex workers, replacing jail time with social services–if Albany can afford them.

Bronx

NYC Greener Now Than 3 Years Ago?

Abigail Kramer | April 22, 2010

An advocate says too many new Yorkers are still living in toxic housing and too many environmental laws are still being broken without consequence.

Justice

Help For Immigrant Youth

Abigail Kramer | March 23, 2010

A green card is one of many benefits open to undocumented immigrant kids in foster care if only authorities would apply for them.

Justice

A Fight To Extend Parents' Rights

Abigail Kramer | February 25, 2010

Foster children with parents in prison are often put up for adoption. The State Senate takes up a bill aimed at slowing that practice.

Economy

Learning For The Long Term Or A Job For Right Now?

Abigail Kramer | February 11, 2010

Groups providing education and training for high school dropouts say the city’s new rules for spending millions in Workforce Investment dollars won’t achieve the best outcomes.

Brooklyn

New York City Responds To Earthquake In Haiti

Abigail Kramer | January 13, 2010

Grief and action are mingled on ‘the day after’ in the third-largest Haitian community on the globe. Here’s what’s going on – and what you can do.

Bronx

Across The Fence: The Year In Neighborhoods

Abigail Kramer | December 21, 2009

A survey of community press stories fills in the colorful portrait of the year that was.

Economy

Amid Homeless Surge, Are Solutions In Sight?

Abigail Kramer | November 23, 2009

With shelter numbers at record highs and Mayor Bloomberg’s homeless strategy failing to meet its goals, city officials and advocates weigh in on how New York might respond.

Bronx

Hep C In Prison: Scourge Finally Gets Health Review

Abigail Kramer | October 5, 2009

Hepatitis and HIV are rampant in the state’s prisons. Rather than leaving the care of sick prisoners solely in the hands of corrections officials, a new law gives the Department of Health oversight, too.

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