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For some environmental justice activists and other community residents in the South Bronx, the verdict on the Sheridan Expressway is not yet in [“An End To The Road To Nowhere,”…

ByJaime Rivera and Marian Feinberg 0Comments

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Apr 2003

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THE DISAPPEARING CLASS ACT

While social service providers fear the worst after last week’s budget announcement, advocates for elderly immigrants are scratching their heads over some funding gone missing from last year’s budget.

ByDebbie Nathan 0Comments

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Mar 2003

Justice

TRANSGENDER BIAS

Another transgender woman has filed bias charges against a city-funded housing services provider.

ByK. Wright 0Comments

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Feb 2003

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CITY PULLS JOB PLAN

Following an outcry from youth advocates and City Council members, the city Department of Employment last week withdrew a controversial proposal for its summer youth employment program that could have…

ByCarolyn Bigda 0Comments

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Feb 2003

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DATA ADVOCACY

The Citizen’s Committee for Children of New York has released an update of its tome of child well being data.

ByK. Wright 0Comments

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Feb 2003

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BRONX TEENS GET JOBBED

Already facing big competition for a small number of publicly-funded summer jobs, low-income teens’ prospects for employment when school lets out in June may be even worse than they thought…

ByCarolyn Bigda 0Comments

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Jan 2003

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VOLUNTEER NATION

A first-ever Bureau of Labor Statistics study answers the who, what, when and where of volunteerism.

ByK. Wright 0Comments

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Nov 2002

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CHILD PARENT GAP

Welfare’s no help for homeless teens raising kids of thier own.

ByK. Wright 0Comments

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Nov 2002

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A NEW BUDGET FIX: POLITICAL FUNDRAISING

As the city falls on tough economic times, some government officials are looking to relax ethics rules in order to raise private cash.

ByAlyssa Katz 0Comments

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Nov 2002

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BANANA KELLY GETS A NEW BUNCH

Tenants in Banana Kelly’s apartments are cautiously optimistic that help is on the way, after the state attorney general removed the leaders of the embattled community development group and replaced…

ByJill Grossman 0Comments

TO THE EDITOR

THE DISAPPEARING CLASS ACT

TRANSGENDER BIAS

CITY PULLS JOB PLAN

DATA ADVOCACY

BRONX TEENS GET JOBBED

VOLUNTEER NATION

CHILD PARENT GAP

A NEW BUDGET FIX: POLITICAL FUNDRAISING

BANANA KELLY GETS A NEW BUNCH

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