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Live Broadcast

Future Voters — published project image

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 — published project image

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 — published project image

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 — published project image

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? — published project image

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 — published project image

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

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