È l’olandese Menno Liauw il direttore artistico del nuovo festival internazionale di fotografia in programma dall’anno prossimo a Torino. L’appuntamento, con cadenza annuale, sarà articolato in una serie eventi in varie location: mostre temporanee specifiche, una fiera specializzata, attività didattiche, incontri partecipati, committenze artistiche, eventi off, che saranno legati ogni anno a un tema differente.… Read More

March puts women in the spotlight. Particularly for women of color, the month offers extended focus from Black History Month to emphasize the accomplishments of trailblazers during 31 days dedicated Women’s History Month. From now until next weekend, African Diaspora International Film Festival slates a selection of 10 films centering on the gender to represent… Read More

On March 16, lawmakers and activists made the case for how data matching can help older low-income New Yorkers who qualify for state benefits, during a webinar hosted by media company City and State. Panelists in the webinar included NYS Senator Roxanne Persaud and NYS Assemblymember Maritza Davila. Persaud is the chairperson for the NYS… Read More

  Torino è una delle “Tree Cities of the world”2023, le Città degli alberi, riconoscimento che l’organizzazione per l’alimentazione e l’agricoltura delle nazioni unite Fao conferisce ai centri urbani che mettono in campo ogni sforzo possibile per assicurare la cura e la valorizzazione del loro polmone verde. Il premio, conferito nella giornata internazionale delle foreste, che… Read More

Con una cerimonia ieri sera davanti a Palazzo Civico l’associazione Libera ha ricordato le vittime innocenti delle mafie in occasione della giornata, che da ventotto anni, ne celebra la memoria e l’impegno. Presenti la vicesindaco Favaro che ha ribadito “l’impegno della Città a restituire alla collettività entro la fine di quest’anno almeno tre immobili confiscati… Read More

Approvato dalla Giunta il ‘Piano d’azione locale per la prevenzione e il contrasto del razzismo e dei crimini d’odio razzisti’, presentato oggi, 21 marzo, a Palazzo Civico, in occasione della Giornata internazionale contro le discriminazioni razziali. La redazione del Piano fa parte del progetto Super / SUPporting Everyday fight against Racism (Sostenere la lotta quotidiana contro il… Read More

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) — Bad Bunny’s ex–girlfriend is suing the superstar for at least $40 million over a well-known voice recording she provided the singer before he became famous. Carliz De La Cruz Hernández, whose breathy “Bad Bunny, baby” recording was included in two of the artist’s songs, claimed in a lawsuit filed… Read More

Last year, we declared that New York City would lead the way on housing in America. Our city must remain a place where everyday New Yorkers can find and afford a place to live. We have set a moonshot goal of building 500,000 new homes for New Yorkers over the next decade — and to… Read More

Antiguan-born Lynelle Maginley-Liddie was appointed first deputy commissioner with the New York City Department of Correction (NYCDOC) in January 2021, serving as a key member of the department’s senior leadership team. In this capacity, Maginley-Liddie advises on matters related to departmental operations, policy improvements, new initiatives and legal issues, while simultaneously supporting staff, uniformed and… Read More

When I told some friends that I was going to write an article about suicide the immediate reaction was fear and shock. Some responded with audible gasps and others suggested I not speak of “it” as “it’s” too sensitive a subject. I noticed talking about suicide outside my professional life is a fast way to… Read More