Greater

Greater

By Jamie Rubin & Cheryl Cohen EffronBusinessNon-Profit
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Greater episodes

  • Marshall Project Founder On the Pandemic, Criminal Justice and Journalism

    The criminal justice system has been uniquely impacted by the spread of the coronavirus, from COVID-19 cases in the prison system to the challenge of keeping the court system moving. Marshall Project Found Neil Barsky discusses American justice in the era of coronavirus — and how journalists can continue to hold the criminal justice system accountable in a moment of transition.

    38 min
  • Children's Aid CEO On Non-Profits In The Age Of Coronavirus

    Children in poverty are among the hardest hit by the spread of the coronavirus, facing challenges from food scarcity to delayed reunification with parents after fostering. Children's Aid CEO Phoebe Boyer describes how coronavirus has impacted at-risk children — and how private and public groups can mobilize to help those who need it most.

    27 min
  • Coming Soon: Greater

    From immigration and housing to climate change and the coronavirus pandemic, New York City is often on the front lines of crises - but it's also poised to come up with the best solutions. Greater is a new show where we bring you leaders in the public, private, and non-profit sectors who work together to build a better New York. Hosted by Jamie Rubin and Cheryl Cohen Effron, we will be with you during the crisis... and the recovery.

    2 min

About Greater

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New York City is an epicenter of business, finance, arts, culture, food, and so much more. Throughout its history, it's also been the epicenter of great challenges and crisis - from 9/11 to the Great Recession to the coronavirus pandemic. Each episode, hosts Jamie Rubin and Cheryl Cohen Effron, two co-founders of the non-profit Greater NY, bring you conversations with leaders in the public, private, and non-profit sectors who are working together to build a better New York.