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JustPublics@365

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JustPublics@365 brings together academics, community leaders, policy advocates, journalists and digital activists in ways that create new forms of knowledge, connect across traditional silos, and fosters transformation on issues of inequality and social justice.

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  1. Community Conversation: East Harlem Resident Sam Goudif

    On Saturday April 26, 2014 the CUNY School of Public Health hosted a community conversation about the East Harlem explosion and building collapse. Community members met in groups to discuss what shared their experience and ways the community could prepare for future disasters. JustPublics@365 was...

  2. Community Conversation: East Harlem Resident Sam Goudif

    On Saturday April 26, 2014 the CUNY School of Public Health hosted a community conversation about the East Harlem explosion and building collapse. Community members met in groups to discuss what shared their experience and ways the community could prepare for future disasters. JustPublics@365 was...

  3. Reporter Jeff Mays on East Harlem Recovering from the Explosion

    Reporter Jeff Mays on East Harlem Recovering from the Explosion by JustPublics@365

  4. Community Conversations: East Harlem Resident Louise Burwell

    On Saturday April 26, 2014, the CUNY School of Public Health hosted a community conversation about the East Harlem explosion and building collapse. Community members met in groups to discuss what shared their experience and ways the community could prepare for future disasters. JustPublics@365…

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  5. Community Conversations: East Harlem Resident Maricela Ortiz

    On Saturday April 26, 2014 the CUNY School of Public Health hosted a community conversation about the East Harlem explosion and building collapse. Community members met in groups to discuss what shared their experience and ways the community could prepare for future disasters. JustPublics@365 was...

  6. Community Conversations: Red Cross Volunteer Mary O'Shaunessy

    On Saturday April 26, 2014, the CUNY School of Public Health hosted a community conversation about the East Harlem explosion and building collapse. Community members met in groups to discuss what shared their experience and ways the community could prepare for future disasters. JustPublics@365…

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  7. Community Conversations: East Harlem Resident Alicia Goudif

    On Saturday April 26, 2014 the CUNY School of Public Health hosted a community conversation about the East Harlem explosion and building collapse. Community members met in groups to discuss what shared their experience and ways the community could prepare for future disasters. JustPublics@365 was...

  8. Melissa Mark-Viverito on Drug Policy

    Melissa Mark-Viverito, Speaker, New York City Council, opens a discussion on drug policy at "Marijuana & Drug Policy Reform in New York—The LaGuardia Report at 70," which was a symposium hosted by The New York Academy of Medicine and the Drug Policy Alliance.

  9. Richard Bonnie on Drug Policy

    Richard Bonnie, University of Virginia, give the John K. Lattimer Lecture on the history of drug policy in America.

  10. Sam Roberts, Ph.D., Columbia University on Drug Policy

    Sam Roberts, Ph.D., Columbia University, talks about the problems with relying on medical models for regulating drug use.

  11. Drug Policy Alliance: How does the Harrison Act of 1914 connect with the 1944 La Guardia Report?

    Fiorello Henry LaGuardia, the hugely popular Mayor of New York City in the 1930’s and 1940’s, was known for his leadership on the New Deal and his many public works. Less widely known is that he was also a leader on progressive marijuana policy reform. Seventy years ago, The New York Academy of...

  12. Deborah Small, J.D., Executive Director, Break the Chains on Drug Policy

    Deborah Small, J.D., Executive Director, Break the Chains, says that it makes no sense to say we need more research to determine drug policy.

  13. Lynn Roberts on Public Health and Activism

    This podcast is part of a series on public health and social activism in East Harlem. I interview Lynn Roberts, a professor at the CUNY School of Public Health. Dr. Roberts has worked with communities in the South Bronx and East Harlem focusing on adolescent and women’s health, violence…

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  14. Documentary Film Series - Dawn Porter on Gideon's Army

    Dawn Porter is a lawyer turned documentary film maker who's film, Gideon's Army, follows three public defenders in the Deep South. Her film chronicles the lives of these public defenders and emphasizes the personal stories of their clients to show the realities of, and inequalities in, the…

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  15. Ashley Dawson on Resistance

    In this week’s episode of the JustPublics@365 podcast series I interview Ashley Dawson, Professor of English at the College of Statan Island, CUNY about his scholarship on the history of resistance and about his work as the web co-editor of Social Text.

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

JustPublics@365 brings together academics, community leaders, policy advocates, journalists and digital activists in ways that create new forms of knowledge, connect across traditional silos, and fosters transformation on issues of inequality and social justice.

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JustPublics@365 brings together academics, community leaders, policy advocates, journalists and digital activists in ways that create new forms of knowledge, connect across traditional silos, and fosters transformation on issues of inequality and social justice.

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