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This fall, we're unrolling three new initiatives that showcase local communities, share independent political news and views, and make MNN programs available to a wider audience! Learn more.
MNN’s El Barrio Firehouse Community Media Center is a local hub for adults and youth interested in learning about media production, exploring El Barrio's rich culture and working for social justice. Learn more.
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This Sunday, ring in the new year with MNN as we take a look at some key issues our city will face in 2017 and offer ideas about how you can make positive changes in your life as we move into the new year.
Change is upon us. In a few weeks, the president elect will be sworn in and our country will begin its four year journey into the unknown. Watch "Represent NYC" this Sunday to hear predictions for the year ahead and to learn about how the Trump presidency will directly affect New York City.
In this week’s YC Spotlight, watch coverage of the 2015 panel discussion at Hunter College presented by Students for Justice in Palestine and Anakbayan New York, as they explore the role of youth in people’s liberation and the need for international solidarity.
We’re looking back on 2016 and beyond with this week’s programming, as “The Facts” presents clips from the show’s seven-year series, “Gotta Run with Will” and “The Woman’s Connection” look at the history of running and beauty respectively, and “GingerNewYork” replays one of its favorite holiday episodes.
Represent NYC is a new weekly program that gives local elected officials and candidates the chance to update voters about the issues shaping the future of the city.
In this week’s YC Spotlight, watch coverage of the 2015 panel discussion at Hunter College presented by Students for Justice in Palestine and Anakbayan New York, as they explore the role of youth in people’s liberation and the need for international solidarity.
