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Anthony Maniscalco: "Public Spaces, Marketplaces, and the Co

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Judith Clark: A Radical Transformation

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Jack Caravanos: CUNY School of Public Health

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Laurie A. Cumbo: NYC City Council Member, District 35-B'klyn

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Dr. Ruth Finkelstein: Robert N. Butler Columbia Aging Center

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Carol Jenkins: Broadcast journalist - Host: Black America

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Donna Lieberman: New York Civil Liberties Union

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Helen Rosenthal: NYC City Council Member, District 6

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Comm. Loree Sutton, MD-Mayor's Office of Veterans' Services

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Comm. Loree Sutton, MD-Mayor's Office of Veterans' Services

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Women in the Arts Foundation

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Shari Silberstein: Equal Justice USA

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Corey Johnson, New York City Councilmember - District 3

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Nicholas Bloom & Matthew Lasner: "Affordable Housing in NY"

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Doug Muzzio: The National and Local Political Scene

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Ritchie Torres: New York City Council Member - District 15

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Les Leopold: "Runaway Inequality"

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Jeremy Travis-Pres. John Jay College-Criminal Justice Reform

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Mark Levine, NYC Council Member - 7th District, Manhattan

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Leah Gunn Barrett: New Yorkers Against Gun Violence

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Sharon Content: Children of Promise

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Jumaane Williams: NYC Councilman, District 45-Brooklyn

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Edward Rogoff: Dean, LIU, Brooklyn, School of Business

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Sara Bennett: "Life After Life in Prison: A Photo Essay"

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Joel Ehrlich: Marketing, Branding and Millennials

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Lauren Shapiro-Brooklyn Defender Services-Family Defense Pct

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Wayne Barrett

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Paul Moses "An Unlikely Union"

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Angelo Falcón: The National Institute for Latino Policy

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Allen Roskoff: Jim Owles Liberal Democratic Club

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Doug Muzzio: Baruch College/CUNY on Polling

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Asha Bandele, Drug Policy Alliance/Author "Prisoner's Wife"

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Emily Horowitz: "Protecting Our Kids?"

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Mika Dashman: Restorative Justice Initiative in NYC

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Peg Breen: New York Landmarks Conservancy

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Liz Krueger, New York State Senator - District 28

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Dr. Carol C. Burris: Testing and the Common Core

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Gale A. Brewer, Manhattan Borough President

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Deputy Mayor Lilliam Barrios-Paoli

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NYC Public Advocate Letitia James

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Anna Allen & Helene Eisman Fisher-Health Literacy-"SayAh!"

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Attorney Benjamin Brafman is known for his many high-profile cases, with success and distinction coming after long days and hard work in the DA's office and now, as a criminal-defense lawyer. Not much of a student, Brafman is among the Super Lawyers.Richard Brodsky-Demos, NYU-Huffington Post, Albany Times Uni

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Wendy Hilliard: Wendy Hilliard Gymnastics Foundation

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Jerry Goldfeder: Politics and the 2016 Presidential Election

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Peggy Shepard: WE ACT for Environmental Justice

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Tom Robbins: Investigative Reporter, CUNY Journalism School

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Martin F. Horn: Distinguished Lecturer John Jay College/CUNY

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Dennis Goodman, M.d., Integrative Medicine-Cardiologist

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Ester Fuchs, Professor, Columbia University

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Mujahid Farid: Release Aging People in Prison (RAPP)

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Deboran Rose, NYC Councilwoman, District 49, Staten Island

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Norman Siegel:Civil Rights & Civil Liberties Attorney

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Vincent Montalbano: Montalbano Initiatives, Inc.

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Ronnie Lowenstein: Independent Budget Office

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Les Leopold: On Wall Street

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Robert Gangi: Police Reform Organizing Group-PROP

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Lewis Goldfrank, MD, Director, Emergency Services

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Sally MacNichol & Quentin Walcott - CONNECT

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Bob Herbert, Author, "Losing Our Way"

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Richard Emery: Civilian Complaint Review Board

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Sam Roberts-"A History of New York in 101 Objects"

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K. Sabeel Rahman, Four Freedoms Center

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Barbara Treen, Author "Geranium Justice"

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Nisha Agarwal, Mayor's Office-Immigrant Affairs

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Scott Stringer: New York City Comptroller

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Lennie Benson: NY Law School, Safe Passage Project

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Ari Goldman: "The Late Starters Orchestra"

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Jay Kriegel-Lindsay, Chief of Staff/Spec. Counsel

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"I Said Yes to Everything" by Lee Grant

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Adam Forman: The Center for an Urban Future

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Sonia Ossorio, National Organization for Women-NYC

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Victor Bach & Tom Waters-Community Service Society

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Rosanne Haggerty: Community Solutions

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Eldridge & Co.: Bonnie Stone, Women In Need (WIN)

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Mary Haviland: NYC Alliance Against Sexual Assault

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Lola Finkelstein: Community Activist

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Peter C. Goldmark, Consultant & Journalist

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Eldridge & Co: James Larocca

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Peg Breen: The New York Landmarks Conservancy

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Eldridge & Co: Camille Rivera, UnitedNY

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Elizabeth Nunez-"Not for Everyday Use: A Memoir"

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Eldridge & Co.: Sheila Rule-Think Outside the Cell

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Les Leopold, Author - "The Looting of America"

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Eldridge & Co: David Hawkins, NRDC

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Seymour Lachman, Author: Mr. New York"

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Eldridge & Co: Ed Ott-Murphy Institute/CUNY

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Eldridge & Co: Soffiyah Elijah-Correctional Assoc

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Eldridge & Co.-Gale Brewer, Manhattan Borough Pres

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Eldridge & Co: Gloria Feldt, Take the Lead

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Eldridge & Co: Myrna Pérez, Brennan Center, NYU

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Eldridge & Co: Audrey Flack-Painter, Sculpter

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Mark Winston Griffith: Brooklyn Movement Center

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"Dr. DuBois and Miss Ovington" Coss & Chalfant

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Eldridge & Co., Richard Steier, The Chief-Leader

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Gail Levin: Artist Theresa Bernstein

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Helen Rosenthal-Councilwoman-Elect 6th Dist (M)

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Eldridge & C-Kathy Goldman-Community Food Advocate

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Eldridge & Co. Jennifer George

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Harriet Taub: Materials for the Arts

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Eldridge & Co: Jeanette Carlason-AntiApartheid Ac