Where foundations traditionally put minority communities on the receiving end of their support, three budding New York endowments are counting on successful African Americans, Latinos and Asian Americans to put their dollars where their identities are.
Hundreds of kids are planning a protest of the mayor’s proposed deep cuts to the city’s budget for youth and community development.
There isn’t much room for parent organizing in the new merger between the Public Educators Association and the Center for Educational Innovation, and that’s one reason Ray Domanico isn’t coming along for the ride.
The squatters at 719 East Ninth Street have exhausted their legal options–so they fired their lawyer to buy just a bit more time.
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