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Haiti -- Brooklyn -- Haiti
Two Haitian women, one of whom lives in Brooklyn, provide shelter, education and more to hundreds of children.
Fundraisers Atwitter
Over New Cash Stream
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As Money Disappears:
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TO YOUR HEALTH: GROUP GETS GOING
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Reefer Madness
In the 1990s marijuana arrests went from a minor aspect of enforcement to a dominant factor in New York City. (From City Limits' summer 2009 investigation of the drug war in New York City).
Who Benefits from Community Benefit Agreements
Fifteen Bronx high schoolers spent their summer researching community benefit agreements and last Tuesday -- in a dining hall at Hostos Community College -- 10 of them presented their findings to an audience of about 80 people, including community leaders, teachers, family members, and peers. Also present were stakeholders in the Kingsbridge Armory redevelopment project.
