Civil Disobedience Threat Brings Negotiations
March 9, 2016A coalition of tenant groups and unions postpones planned civil disobedience opposing Mayor de Blasio’s affordable housing plan, after the administration’s last-minute […]
Topic: Poverty
Food Crisis Among Seniors In Bed-Stuy
March 1, 2016In Bedford Stuyvesant seniors are suffering from chronic health conditions at some of the highest rates in the country, because they can’t […]
Why Bay Ridge Voted Against Affordable Housing Plan
February 19, 2016Konrad Aderer touches down in Bay Ridge to find out why they voted against Mayor de Blasio’s affordable housing plan. Community Board […]
Pope to Visit Workers, Families of Violence Victims
February 17, 2016Pope Francis will come close to suffering people during his visit to Ciudad Juarez; including workers from the maquiladoras, city’s infamous sweatshops, […]
Human Trafficking In Mexico
February 15, 2016Watch NET TV web special on human trafficking throughout Mexico, and the Catholic organizations that have a role in helping ease the […]
Missing Women of Juarez
February 15, 2016Juan Carlos Aguirre talks about “Femicide” or the targeted violence towards women in the border town of Juárez are done mostly by the […]
Brooklyn Aids Syrian Refugees
February 8, 2016Brooklyn responds to the war in Syria that is creating an overwhelming refugee crisis. A local Eastern Bishop, Gregory Mansour, calls all […]
Prison Reform
January 31, 2016Special guests Traci Leach and Crystal Degnitz-Roldan, participants of the Hour Working Women Reentry Program join Monsignor Kieran Harrington to discuss the […]
New Yorkers Want $15 Minimum Wage
January 22, 2016According to a Qunnipeac University Poll, 75 percent of New Yorkers think the minimum wage should be $15. Our Konrad Aderer spoke […]
Hot and Cold, CHIPS is there
January 15, 2016The cold weather is coming back, with officials concerned for the welfare of the city’s homeless. Our Konrad Aderer visited one organization […]