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Felicia Kuhn of the Kate Mullany Chapter of Coalition Labor Union Women spoke with HMM hosts Brea Barthel and Blaise Bryant about an upcoming event on International Women's Day. On March 6th, from 6-8pm, NY Senator Kirsten Gillibrand and guest panelists NY State Senator Michelle Hinchey, CSEA President Mary Sullivan, NYSP Retired COL. Deborah Campbell, and NYSUT Executive VP Jolene DiBrango will take part in the Break the Bias event.

What Felicia wants the number one take away from this event to be? Empowerment.

Register at bit.ly/3uvpHOX (case sensitive)

Felicia Kuhn of the Kate Mullany Chapter of Coalition Labor Union Women spoke with HMM hosts Brea Barthel and Blaise Bryant about an upcoming event on International Women's Day. On March 6th, from 6-8pm, NY Senator Kirsten Gillibrand and guest panelists NY State Senator Michelle Hinchey, CSEA President Mary Sullivan, NYSP Retired COL. Deborah Campbell, and NYSUT Executive VP Jolene DiBrango will take part in the Break the Bias event.

What Felicia wants the number one take away from this event to be? Empowerment.

Register at bit.ly/3uvpHOX (case sensitive)

Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine, co-hosts Brea Barthel and Blaise Bryant begin with Corinne Carey talking with Troy City Council member Emily Menn about proposed change in the city charter regarding the composition of the redistricting commission.

Then, as part of his Black History Month reporting, roaming labor correspondent Willie Terry brings us part one of his interview with Saladin Muhammad, founder, and organizer with the Black Workers For Justice.

Later on, Andrea Cunliffe talks with Bob Blackmon, director of the Justice Center of Rensselaer County, about the February 28th book launch by Dr. Alice Green, founder of the Justice Center.

After that, Mark Dunlea brings us part 2 of his interview with Mert Simpson, the Albany County legislator representing Albany’s Arbor Hill neighborhood.

Finally, Felicia Kuhn from the Kate Mullaney chapter of the Coalition of Labor Union Women will join us to talk about their upcoming event to celebrate International Women’s Day in early March.

Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine, co-hosts Brea Barthel and Blaise Bryant begin with Corinne Carey talking with Troy City Council member Emily Menn about proposed change in the city charter regarding the composition of the redistricting commission.

Then, as part of his Black History Month reporting, roaming labor correspondent Willie Terry brings us part one of his interview with Saladin Muhammad, founder, and organizer with the Black Workers For Justice.

Later on, Andrea Cunliffe talks with Bob Blackmon, director of the Justice Center of Rensselaer County, about the February 28th book launch by Dr. Alice Green, founder of the Justice Center.

After that, Mark Dunlea brings us part 2 of his interview with Mert Simpson, the Albany County legislator representing Albany’s Arbor Hill neighborhood.

Finally, Felicia Kuhn from the Kate Mullaney chapter of the Coalition of Labor Union Women will join us to talk about their upcoming event to celebrate International Women’s Day in early March.

On February 1, 2022, at the beginning of "Black History Month," Hudson Mohawk Magazine Network Roaming Labor Correspondent Willie Terry spoke to Saladin Muhammad, founder and organizer with the Black Workers for Justice. Saladin talks about how he started as an activist in the labor movement. Part one

On February 1, 2022, at the beginning of "Black History Month," Hudson Mohawk Magazine Network Roaming Labor Correspondent Willie Terry spoke to Saladin Muhammad, founder and organizer with the Black Workers for Justice. Saladin talks about how he started as an activist in the labor movement. Part one

On Thursday, February 17, the Troy City Council will hold the first of three public hearings on a local law that would amend the city charter to change the composition of Troy's first-ever Independent Redistricting Commission. The proposed local law, sponsored by Council President Carmella Mantello, would add three additional members to the 7-member Commission. HMM correspondent Corinne Carey spoke with Emily Menn, who represents District 4 on the Council, about the local law and what it means for Troy's voters. Listeners can watch live or learn more about the hearing on February 17 -- and the two future hearings -- by visiting https://www.troyny.gov/government/city-council/agenda-minutes/ or calling the city clerk at 518-279-7134.

On Thursday, February 17, the Troy City Council will hold the first of three public hearings on a local law that would amend the city charter to change the composition of Troy's first-ever Independent Redistricting Commission. The proposed local law, sponsored by Council President Carmella Mantello, would add three additional members to the 7-member Commission. HMM correspondent Corinne Carey spoke with Emily Menn, who represents District 4 on the Council, about the local law and what it means for Troy's voters. Listeners can watch live or learn more about the hearing on February 17 -- and the two future hearings -- by visiting https://www.troyny.gov/government/city-council/agenda-minutes/ or calling the city clerk at 518-279-7134.

The launch of Dr. Alice Green’s new book “We Who Believe in Freedom: Activism and the Struggle for Social Justice” will take place in a virtual event on February 28, to close out Black History Month. Dr Green’s book covers weighty topics such as police abuse and accountability, criminal justice, prison reform, and political abuse of power in Albany NY through the lens of her life-long advocacy. For more information, and to register for this event, go to jcrc1.org.

Bob Blackmon president of “The Justice Center of Rensselaer County,” the hosts of this event, talks with HMM’s Andrea Cunliffe about the work of Dr. Green and the Albany Center for Law and Justice.

For further information and to register for this free event on February 28th go to: The Justice Center of Rensselaer County at JCR1.org (number 1)

All proceeds from the sale of the book “We Who Believe in Freedom” go to the Albany Center for Law and Justice.com

The launch of Dr. Alice Green’s new book “We Who Believe in Freedom: Activism and the Struggle for Social Justice” will take place in a virtual event on February 28, to close out Black History Month. Dr Green’s book covers weighty topics such as police abuse and accountability, criminal justice, prison reform, and political abuse of power in Albany NY through the lens of her life-long advocacy. For more information, and to register for this event, go to jcrc1.org.

Bob Blackmon president of “The Justice Center of Rensselaer County,” the hosts of this event, talks with HMM’s Andrea Cunliffe about the work of Dr. Green and the Albany Center for Law and Justice.

For further information and to register for this free event on February 28th go to: The Justice Center of Rensselaer County at JCR1.org (number 1)

All proceeds from the sale of the book “We Who Believe in Freedom” go to the Albany Center for Law and Justice.com