Archive for February, 2011
Marly
February 28, 2011
I’m not a native New Yorker but I’ve grown up very aware of a loss of culture, loss of land, and traditions. I think it’s extremely important that people are not displaced and that folks don’t lose what really matters to them, however they define that.
Alex Hanson
February 24, 2011
Last week, Carina and I visited the rooftop greenhouse at P.S. 333. I wrote about the opening of the greenhouse in an earlier post, so it was great to have the opportunity to see the project firsthand. We were met by founders of the Greenhouse Project Manuela Zamora and Sidsel Robards (both parents at P.S. [...]
Marly
February 14, 2011
This series of interviews with New Yorkers of color seeks to both explore these issues and to capture personal narratives of individual experiences related to community equity and sustainability.
Alex Hanson
February 10, 2011
This Saturday, TEDxManhattan will be hosting a day long event in New York City entitled “Changing the Way We Eat.” The program features a wide range of food stakeholders- activists, authors, journalists, physicians, environmentalists, and entrepreneurs- engaging with the event’s central question. CUNY’s own Fredrick Kaufman- Professor of Journalism at the CUNY Graduate Center and [...]
Alex Hanson
February 4, 2011
This week, Hunter and the rest of the CUNY campuses gear up for the spring semester with their first full week of classes (though I use the term “spring” lightly- what with the mountains of snow piled on every sidewalk in the City). It has been nearly two weeks since I returned from Cuba. As [...]