Journalist
Two Men Wrongly Convicted of Killing Malcolm X Exonerated after 55 Years
Editor - The Innocence Project
Explainer: What to Know for the 2018 Midterm Elections in the US
Co-Producer - Global Citizen
Profile: He Makes Coney Island's Past Present
Producer, Camera & Editor - NYCity News Service
Behind the scenes with members of the New York City Gay Men's Chorus
Editor & Second Camera - Global Citizen
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Brennan Center for Justice · TikTok
@brennancenter The Supreme Court continues its assault on the federal government’s work to protect Americans’ health, safety, environment, and more. The majority decimated what was left of the Chevron Doctrine, the longstanding practice of judges deferring to regulators and agency expertise when an administrative statute doesn’t give clear direction. Visit our profile to learn more. #usa□□ #brennancenter4justice #law ♬ original sound - Brennan Center for Justice
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Action Against Hunger · TikTok
@acfusa This bar is lifesaving. Ready-to-use therapeutic food (RUTF) is a powerful paste that can bring a severely malnourished child from the brink of death to full recovery in just 45 days. With a 90% success rate, RUTF is proven to heal children suffering from severe acute malnutrition (SAM)—the deadliest form of hunger. In 2023 alone, Action Against Hunger used RUTF to treat 355,000 children with SAM, saving countless lives. With RUTF, we can stop these preventable deaths and help children grow, learn, and play like they should. But right now, funding cuts to USAID are causing delays in getting this lifesaving food to those who need it most. While the White House has reinstated funding, there's still uncertainty about when this vital food will reach the children who depend on it. That’s why we need your support. Together, we can make sure these lifesaving bars reach every child in need. #malnutrition #malnutritionawareness #humanatarian #rutf ♬ original sound - aah_usa
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Brennan Center for Justice · TikTok
@brennancenter Misdemeanor enforcement in New York City is concentrated in low-income Black and Latino communities, increasing their social disadvantages and draining government resources. Visit our profile to learn more. #brennancenter4justice #law #police ♬ original sound - Brennan Center for Justice
Coney Island's Reopening - NYCity News Service, April 2022
10 minute audio documentary that explores Coney Island's economic recovery post pandemic.
Brooklyn Borough President Debate
This installment of BRIC TV's Town Hall will focus on the race for Brooklyn Borough President.
Partner: NYC Votes Role: Co-Producer
Future Voters
BRIC is proud to be present Future Voters, a live, virtual Town Hall designed to increase civic understanding and engagement among young people ages 14-20.
Partner: NYC Votes Role: Co-Producer
Juneteenth: Then and Now
This Juneteenth, our virtual Town Hall will look at the state of freedom in Black communities as they grapple with COVID-19, benign neglect, and state-sanctioned violence.
Role: Co-Producer
Unlocked: NYC Post-Rikers
BRIC TV’s Emmy Award-winning #BHeard Town Hall series asks, “What’s next?” How does the closing of Rikers Island impact our neighborhoods, communities, and the safety of our city?
Partner: The Vera Institute of Justice Role: Co- Producer & Editor
2021 Emmy Nominee in the "Politics/Government - Long-Form Content" category.
Laughing Matters: Comedy & Accountability
If comedy is all about timing, are we in a golden era or its darkest hour? What's offensive to one person might be hilarious to another. Does freedom of expression mean freedom from repercussions? Is "cancel culture" an example of censorship, or a way to hold people accountable?
Partner: Reductress Role: Co-Producer
Reparations Now?
Never fully exorcised, the ghost of America’s original sins haunts nearly every aspect of our nation’s soul. How can we process our past and tell a new narrative of a just America? In this Town Hall we ask: is the time for reparations now?
Partner: Seeding Sovereignty Role: Co-Producer
The Widening Gap: Economic Inequality in NYC
Is America still the land of opportunity? If you work hard can you really get ahead? NYC’s rising cost of living, income stagnation, and student debt (among other factors) have converged to create a tale of two cities. A tale that has given birth to different sets of challenges for NYC’s low income, working class and middle income populations. What does economic inequality in NYC look like for you?
Partners: Fiscal Policy Institute, Student Debt Crisis & IMPACCT Brooklyn Role: Co-Producer
