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Host, Rhina Valentin speaks to Councilman Fernando Cabrera of the 14th district about policy reforms behind police brutality along with the nationwide protest for #GeorgeFloyd.
Sports NYC with Bobby C finishes his second part interview with Racing Legend Mario Andretti about the racing community contributing to the COVID-19 pandemic.
PSA: Due to COVID-19, Governor Andrew Cuomo signed an executive order which allows all registered eligible voters to vote by absentee ballot. This can be requested online, by email, and fax on June 16th. The early voting period starts on June 13th to June 21st!
TUNE in tomorrow at 6pm, for the special edition of “Modern Odyssey” with Dr. Despina Afentouli (Δέσποινα Αφεντούλη) pays a tribute to The Kassian Benevolent Society In America, aka The Kassian Brotherhood on the occasion of Holocaust Remembrance Day of the Greek island of Kasos.
https://bronxnet.org/your-bronx/articles/modern-odyssey-kassian-brotherhood/
This Sunday at 1:30pm, Producer & host, Ricardo Aguirre, creates an interview series about COVID-19 & the local & state government response. The goal of the project is to get perspectives from elected officials like Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr., Council Member Vanessa L. Gibson and more on the concerning ongoing crisis. https://bronxnet.org/your-bronx/articles/covid-19-elected-official-interview-series/
This Sunday, June 7th at 12:30pm, Mission BX host Eileen Newman sits with the Executive Director of the Kingsbridge Heights Community Center, Margaret Della and Sagrario Garcia, Community Coordinator, to discuss their domestic violence program and what the KHCC is doing to continue helping the community in the era of COVID-19.
https://bronxnet.org/your-bronx/articles/mission-bx-kingsbridge-heights-community-center/
Dr. Mark Naison, Professor of African American Studies and History at Fordham University, shares his perspective on the #GeorgeFloyd protests that have taken place throughout the country. Steven DeCastro, BronxNet Videographer and filmmaker, sheds light on his condition after recovering from COVID-19 while also highlighting his experience covering a recent protest in the Bronx.
On this episode of Today's Verdict with David Lesch: Coronavirus and The Law, David speaks with Laura A. Russell from The Legal Aid Society about what to do if you have orders of protection, child custody rights and family court issues due to the pandemic. Then, Andrew Rigie from NYC Hospitality Alliance tells us how they are helping small businesses reopen. Lastly, Gwen Hartstein, a financial counselor, gives us tips to reduce spending and save money during the crisis.
A new Bill introduced in the City Council by Council Members Mark Treyger and Council Member Vanessa L. Gibson seeks to provide transparency and accountability in COVID-19 spending. The COVID-19 Funding Tracker Bill Website would be public and would allow residents to keep up with resources available in their neighborhoods.
National Council of Urban League Guilds president Marc H Morial, hosts a conference for civil rights leaders and elected officials respond to police violence following the death of #GeorgeFloyd.
New York City Community Board 11 speaks out about the Mayor's Open Streets Program that closed designated streets citywide to car traffic.
Community Leaders and Black Lives Matter Activists on BronxNet TV - https://mailchi.mp/d01ec0902084/bronxnet-weekly-newsletter-4922073
Our host, Javier E. Gomez speaks with Professor Luis Barrios of the John Jay College of Criminal Justice about the real causes of the rallies and uprisings against police brutality, and real solutions for this crisis. Then, student Edgardo Santos tells us about his 2020 graduation held via the Internet and how the Breakthrough New York Program helped him get to college. And finally, we will update on the latest in the CUNY system and the challenges students, faculty and administrators face during the pandemic.
Host, Rhina Valentin speaks to Spoken Word Artist Up about helping the community and more. She has the opportunity to perform "They Run" a piece about police brutality.
Host, Rhina Valentin speaks Black Lives Matter of Greater New York Co-founder Chivona Newsome about her years dedicated to expanding this movement to combat the ongoing racial injustice against black and brown people in this country. She speaks about the protest and the seeking justice for #GeorgeFloyd.
Michael Brady addresses recent statements against the Third Avenue BID, speaks about protecting small businesses and more on OPEN BXRx. Catch it all Tuesday, June 9th at 7am, 9am, 5pm, and 8pm on CH. 67/33.
Host: Sonyi Lopez (@sovereigngee)
Edit: Franchesca Feliz (@uptowngirlproductions)
#openbxrx #thirdavebid #businesses #community #bronx #bronxnet
Bronx Non-Profit organizations True Nirvana Cares Inc. and StriveHigher will host 1st annual Empire State of Mind Read-A-Thon.
Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr.. held a press conference addressing the vandalism in Fordham road during protests.
Reporter Stephen Powell takes us through an interview with the Founder and Executive Director of Meet the Writers, Michele Weisman, and author and actor Charles Waters.
Creatives Near You (“CNU”) is a new app seeking to connect creatives to each other remotely through location.
On this edition of Perspectives, Daren C. Jaime speaks Retired NYPD Detective Marq Claxton and Race Scholar & Activist, Dr. Juhanna Rogers on the issues of police brutality, racism, and the nationwide protest for justice for George Floyd.
Catch Open BxRx with Host Rhina Valentin at 7AM on CH. 67/33! Guests are NYC Councilman Fernando Cabrera, Co-Founder Chivona Newsome for Black Lives Matter of Greater New York, Co-Founder Saundrea Coleman & La Kesha Taylor of Holmes-Isaacs Coalition, Sports with Bobby C., & Spoken Word Artist, Artist Up!
Tonight at 7pm on Bronxnet, a Special Edition of Today's Verdict with David Lesch as he speaks with Councilman Fernando Cabrera about the looting that occurred in The Bronx by Fordham Road. Then, Shanequa Charles, criminal justice activist shares her perspective on the recent protests in New York City. And lastly, Council Member Vanessa L. Gibson talks about the post looting in Burnside Avenue and issues Bronxites face everyday.
Bellas Fashionistas | Jun 3, 2020.
Carmen De La Rosa, New York State Assembly Member, District 72.
On this edition of Perspectives, Host Daren C. Jaime speaks with Retired NYPD Detective and Director Marq Claxton of the Black Law Enforcement Alliance and Activist and TV Host Dr. Juhanna Rogers on the issues of police brutality, racism, and the nationwide protest for justice for George Floyd. Tune in at 6:30PM on CH. 67/33! https://bit.ly/3dzbF3v
On this edition of Perspectives, Daren Jaime speaks on the issues of police brutality, racism, and the nationwide protest for justice for George Floyd. Guests include Dr. Juhanna Rogers Race Scholar & Activistand TV Host of WCNY/PBS Behind the Woman and Marq Claxton Retired NYPD Detective and Direct...
Join us for a FireSide Chat conversation with New York State Assembly member, Carmen De La Rosa.
Assembly member Carmen De La Rosa is the second woman to represent the 72nd District covering the communities of Inwood, Washington Heights, and Marble Hill. She will provide insights into the rent memorandum and mental health issues affecting our community today.
Tonight at 6PM, Mark Naison, Professor of African American Studies and History at Fordham University, joins The Bronx Buzz to discuss the most recent protests in response to the death of George Floyd. Steven DeCastro, BronxNet Television Videographer, reflects on his experience dealing with COVID-19. More showtimes here: https://bit.ly/2UaPlp3
On this epsiode of The Bronx Buzz, Mark Naison, Professor of African American Studies and History at Fordham University, joins host Gary Axelbank to discuss the most recent protests in response to the death of George Floyd.
Assembly member Carmen De La Rosa is the second woman to represent the 72nd District covering the communities of Inwood, Washington Heights, and Marble Hill. She will provide insights into the rent memorandum and mental health issues affecting our community today.
Join Bellas Fashionistas TODAY Thursday, June 4, 2020, at 3:00 PM EST LIVE via Facebook. Learn about the initiatives her team is currently working on and the status of the pending issues affecting our community post-COVID-19 crisis.
New York City Council Member Rafael Salamanca through a partnership with D'Arrigo New York based in Hunts Points donated 200 bags of produce for residents living at the Adams Houses on East 152nd Street.
Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz, Jr. teams up with New York City Council Member Ruben Diaz, Sr., Save Our Streets and Fresh Direct to distribute boxes filled with groceries to the residents of the E. Robert Moore Houses
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Host, Rhina Valentin speaks to Councilman Fernando Cabrera of the 14th district about policy reforms behind police brutality along with the nationwide protest for #GeorgeFloyd.
Sports NYC with Bobby C finishes his second part interview with Racing Legend Mario Andretti about the racing community contributing to the COVID-19 pandemic.
PSA: Due to COVID-19, Governor Andrew Cuomo signed an executive order which allows all registered eligible voters to vote by absentee ballot. This can be requested online, by email, and fax on June 16th. The early voting period starts on June 13th to June 21st!
Saturday, June 6, 2020
This Sunday, June 7th at 12:30pm, Mission BX host Eileen Newman sits with the Executive Director of the Kingsbridge Heights Community Center, Margaret Della and Sagrario Garcia, Community Coordinator, to discuss their domestic violence program and what the KHCC is doing to continue helping the community in the era of COVID-19. https://bronxnet.org/your-bronx/articles/mission-bx-kingsbridge-heights-community-center/
Michael Brady addresses recent statements against the Third Avenue BID, speaks about protecting small businesses and more on OPEN BXRx. Catch it all Tuesday, June 9th at 7am, 9am, 5pm, and 8pm on CH. 67/33. Host: Sonyi Lopez (@sovereigngee) Edit: Franchesca Feliz (@uptowngirlproductions) #openbxrx #thirdavebid #businesses #community #bronx #bronxnet
Host, Rhina Valentin speaks Black Lives Matter of Greater New York Co-founder Chivona Newsome about her years dedicated to expanding this movement to combat the ongoing racial injustice against black and brown people in this country. She speaks about the protest and the seeking justice for #GeorgeFloyd.
Our host, Javier E. Gomez speaks with Professor Luis Barrios of the John Jay College of Criminal Justice about the real causes of the rallies and uprisings against police brutality, and real solutions for this crisis. Then, student Edgardo Santos tells us about his 2020 graduation held via the Internet and how the Breakthrough New York Program helped him get to college. And finally, we will update on the latest in the CUNY system and the challenges students, faculty and administrators face during the pandemic.
On this episode of Today's Verdict with David Lesch: Coronavirus and The Law, David speaks with Laura A. Russell from The Legal Aid Society about what to do if you have orders of protection, child custody rights and family court issues due to the pandemic. Then, Andrew Rigie from NYC Hospitality Alliance tells us how they are helping small businesses reopen. Lastly, Gwen Hartstein, a financial counselor, gives us tips to reduce spending and save money during the crisis.
Host, Rhina Valentin speaks to Spoken Word Artist Up about helping the community and more. She has the opportunity to perform "They Run" a piece about police brutality.
National Council of Urban League Guilds president Marc H Morial, hosts a conference for civil rights leaders and elected officials respond to police violence following the death of #GeorgeFloyd.
A new Bill introduced in the City Council by Council Members Mark Treyger and Council Member Vanessa L. Gibson seeks to provide transparency and accountability in COVID-19 spending. The COVID-19 Funding Tracker Bill Website would be public and would allow residents to keep up with resources available in their neighborhoods.
New York City Community Board 11 speaks out about the Mayor's Open Streets Program that closed designated streets citywide to car traffic.
Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr.. held a press conference addressing the vandalism in Fordham road during protests.
Bronx Non-Profit organizations True Nirvana Cares Inc. and StriveHigher will host 1st annual Empire State of Mind Read-A-Thon.
Reporter Stephen Powell takes us through an interview with the Founder and Executive Director of Meet the Writers, Michele Weisman, and author and actor Charles Waters.
Creatives Near You (“CNU”) is a new app seeking to connect creatives to each other remotely through location.
Friday, June 5, 2020
On this edition of Perspectives, Daren C. Jaime speaks Retired NYPD Detective Marq Claxton and Race Scholar & Activist, Dr. Juhanna Rogers on the issues of police brutality, racism, and the nationwide protest for justice for George Floyd.
Friday, June 5th, 2020
Thursday, June 4th, 2020
Thursday, June 4th, 2020
Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz, Jr. teams up with New York City Council Member Ruben Diaz, Sr., Save Our Streets and Fresh Direct to distribute boxes filled with groceries to the residents of the E. Robert Moore Houses
New York City Council Member Fernando Cabrera distributes 2,000 face masks to Kingsbridge residents to protect against the spread of COVID-19.
New York City Council Member Rafael Salamanca through a partnership with D'Arrigo New York based in Hunts Points donated 200 bags of produce for residents living at the Adams Houses on East 152nd Street.
The Vishnu Mandir Hindu Temple joined with elected leaders and community partners for a food drive that brought out hundreds.
Wednesday, June 3rd, 2020
BronxTalk host Gary Axelbank moderates a debate between the candidates running in the Democratic Primary in New York's 16th Congressional District. Candidates Jamaal Bowman, Eliot Engel, Chris Fink, and Andom Ghebreghiorgis answers questions about a number of Bronx issues.
BronxTalk host Gary Axelbank moderates a debate between the candidates running in the Democratic Primary in New York's 15th Congressional District. Candidates Frangell Basora, Michael Blake, Samelys López for Congress - Bronx NY-15, Melissa Mark-Viverito, Chivona R. Newsome, Julio Pabón, Tomas Ramos, Ydanis Rodriguez, Marlene J. Tapper, and Hon. Ritchie Torres answers questions about a number of Bronx issues.
Host of OPEN BXRx , Sonyi Lopez, is joined by Mohamed Attia, Director of Street Vendor Project to discuss the many challenges street vendors are facing during COVID-19.
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