Hudson Mohawk Magazine

On March 1, the disability community memorializes disabled people who were killed by people responsible for their care. The New York Association on Independent Living, the Autistic Self Advocacy Network, and Not Dead Yet temed up to host a virtual event this year. HMM Host and Producer Blaise Bryant shares a clip from the event.

Willie Terry interviewed Doug Bullock, Organizer with “The Solidarity Committee of the Capital District. Willie spoke to Doug about articles in the February “Solidarity Notes,” a monthly newsletter published by the Solidarity Committee of the Capital District. This labor segment is part 2 of Willie’s interview with Doug Bullock, who will report monthly on Solidarity Notes News.

Willie Terry interviewed Doug Bullock, Organizer with “The Solidarity Committee of the Capital District. Willie spoke to Doug about articles in the February “Solidarity Notes,” a monthly newsletter published by the Solidarity Committee of the Capital District. This labor segment is part 2 of Willie’s interview with Doug Bullock, who will report monthly on Solidarity Notes News.

Willie Terry interviewed Doug Bullock, Organizer with “The Solidarity Committee of the Capital District. Willie spoke to Doug about articles in the February “Solidarity Notes,” a monthly newsletter published by the Solidarity Committee of the Capital District. This labor segment is part 1 of Willie’s interview with Doug Bullock, who will report monthly on Solidarity Notes News.

Willie Terry interviewed Doug Bullock, Organizer with “The Solidarity Committee of the Capital District. Willie spoke to Doug about articles in the February “Solidarity Notes,” a monthly newsletter published by the Solidarity Committee of the Capital District. This labor segment is part 1 of Willie’s interview with Doug Bullock, who will report monthly on Solidarity Notes News.

Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine,

We begin with a discussion about the problems with Direct Air Capture

Then, for our peace bucket, we cover the March 5 rally in Albany to stop the war in Ukraine.

Later on, we hear about the impact of sports on high school students.

After that, we get an update on the work of the New York Civil Liberties Union from Melanie Trimble.

Finally, we hear from the Flying Deer Nature Center in East Chatham about a new program for trans, nonbinary, and gender-queer youth.

Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine,

We begin with a discussion about the problems with Direct Air Capture

Then, for our peace bucket, we cover the March 5 rally in Albany to stop the war in Ukraine.

Later on, we hear about the impact of sports on high school students.

After that, we get an update on the work of the New York Civil Liberties Union from Melanie Trimble.

Finally, we hear from the Flying Deer Nature Center in East Chatham about a new program for trans, nonbinary, and gender-queer youth.

Meteorologist Hugh Johnson joined us again to talk about a sudden weather front that brought wind and rain, the report released by the IPCC–intergovernmental panel on climate change, and the snow in the forecast.

Meteorologist Hugh Johnson joined us again to talk about a sudden weather front that brought wind and rain, the report released by the IPCC–intergovernmental panel on climate change, and the snow in the forecast.

Ellen Sinopoli speaks with HMM's Andrea Cunliffe about her dance company's performance at the Opalka Gallery. A series of site-specific dances in response to the exhibition of Judith Braun’s larger-than-life, black and white paintings, their placement on mobile frames, and the enormous wall installations establish an environment of bold mood, and intrigue. New choreography, jazz and blues, and costumes designed by Kim Vanyo ensure an evening of surprise, humor, and drama. At the Opalka Gallery Saturday March 12th. Opalka.sage@edu for tickets and more information.