With current immigration legislation looming in Congress, Nesbitt and Crichlow continue their push for the rights of the children of recruited professionals and their right to documentation.
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Aged out and undocumented
May 14th, 2013 | by Daniella Silva | published in Features, News, Video | Leave A Comment »
Autism definition to change
May 14th, 2013 | by Courtney Pence | published in News, Video | Leave A Comment »
The Center for Disease Control estimates that today 1 child in 88 is autistic.
Filipino restaurants thrive in secret
May 9th, 2013 | by Mary Zarikos | published in Features, Video | Leave A Comment »
With all the sushi bars, Chinese dim sum joints and Korean BBQ grills in New York City, some Asian cuisines have yet to proclaim themselves beyond the immigrant enclaves.
Oakwood Beach residents mull home buyout plan
May 6th, 2013 | by Timothy Weisberg | published in News, Video | Leave A Comment »
The state has allocated $171 million to buy homes in low-lying areas, and state officials project they will spend as much as $400 million on home buyouts.
Thriving with cystic fibrosis
April 29th, 2013 | by Courtney Pence | published in Features, Video | Leave A Comment »
Off the field, keeping Tiernan’s lungs as healthy as possible has been her family’s priority since her diagnosis.
Immigrant families torn apart by visa backlogs
April 23rd, 2013 | by Jia Guo | published in News, Video | Leave A Comment »
Out of the seven countries with the worst family visa backlogs, five are in Asia
A second life for movie industry trash
April 17th, 2013 | by Alyana Alfaro | published in Features, Video | Leave A Comment »
Film Biz Recycling that aims to find the best “second life” for items that would otherwise be discarded from the film, theater and production industries.
Fast food workers protest low minimum wage
April 12th, 2013 | by Breana Jones | published in News, Video | Leave A Comment »
Fast food workers rallied for a union, $15 an hour, and better job security.
1 Line reopens at South Ferry Station
April 9th, 2013 | by Timothy Weisberg | published in News, Video | Leave A Comment »
The new station had been closed since 2009, but was pressed into service to accommodate the more than 10,000 daily riders in Lower Manhattan whose commutes were disrupted after the new South Ferry station suffered massive flooding from Sandy.
College prep not just for the wealthy
April 1st, 2013 | by Courtney Pence | published in Features, Video | Leave A Comment »
Principal Susan Kreisman and Scott Farber, President of A List Education, created a class at Manhattan Hunter called College Prep that meets during school every other day.