Hudson Mohawk Magazine

Jasmine Gripper, Executive Director of the Alliance for Quality Education, discusses Governor Hochul's proposed budget for children and families. Child care, funding for education and teacher diversity are key issues. With Mark Dunlea for Hudson Mohawk Radio Network.

Jasmine Gripper, Executive Director of the Alliance for Quality Education, discusses Governor Hochul's proposed budget for children and families. Child care, funding for education and teacher diversity are key issues. With Mark Dunlea for Hudson Mohawk Radio Network.

Dr. Ariela Zamcheck is the Associate Director of Student Health at RPI and she joined Hudson Mohawk Magazine's Elizabeth Press to talk about the increase of Covid cases, her own experience with covid, testing, and more.

To sign up to get your free antigen tests, visit www.covidtests.gov

Dr. Ariela Zamcheck is the Associate Director of Student Health at RPI and she joined Hudson Mohawk Magazine's Elizabeth Press to talk about the increase of Covid cases, her own experience with covid, testing, and more.

To sign up to get your free antigen tests, visit www.covidtests.gov

Hudson Mohawk Magazine's Roaming Labor Correspondent Willie Terry attended Catholic Charities and Capital District Area Labor Federation open House to honor its food distribution volunteers. The event took place at the Albany Labor Temple, and Willie interviewed volunteer Timypaul Lupe.

Hudson Mohawk Magazine's Roaming Labor Correspondent Willie Terry attended Catholic Charities and Capital District Area Labor Federation open House to honor its food distribution volunteers. The event took place at the Albany Labor Temple, and Willie interviewed volunteer Timypaul Lupe.

Trigger warning: Segment covers some aspects of the aftermath of rape in detail. JoLynn Backes, a case manager in the Albany County Crime Victims and Sexual Violence Center (CVSVC), talks with HMM’s Brea Barthel about the education programs, services, and support available through her unit, including a sexual assault hotline (518-447-7716), personal advocates to help victims of crimes, help with applying for victim compensation, and more. Join JoLynn on January 25th for a virtual discussion of the book “In a Day’s Work: The Fight to End Sexual Violence Against America’s Most Vulnerable Workers” (Bernice Yeung, 2018) through the Albany Public Library. For details on Albany’s CVSVC, see www.albanycounty.com.cvsvc. For similar units in other areas, check your county’s website.

Trigger warning: Segment covers some aspects of the aftermath of rape in detail. JoLynn Backes, a case manager in the Albany County Crime Victims and Sexual Violence Center (CVSVC), talks with HMM’s Brea Barthel about the education programs, services, and support available through her unit, including a sexual assault hotline (518-447-7716), personal advocates to help victims of crimes, help with applying for victim compensation, and more. Join JoLynn on January 25th for a virtual discussion of the book “In a Day’s Work: The Fight to End Sexual Violence Against America’s Most Vulnerable Workers” (Bernice Yeung, 2018) through the Albany Public Library. For details on Albany’s CVSVC, see www.albanycounty.com.cvsvc. For similar units in other areas, check your county’s website.

Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine,

We begin with an overview of climate in Governor Hochul’s proposed state budget.

Then, for our weekly peace bucket, we hear about a primer on foreign policy for Congressional candidates.

Later on, we share excerpts from the Troy MLK event, hearing from Deacon Jerry Ford, Rev. Hunter, and Rev. Terry Melvin.

After that, we have a segment on Eldercare with an emphasis on the LGBTQ community.

Finally, we finish with a segment about the services provided by the Refugee & Immigrant Support Services of Emmaus (RISSE) and their work to help Afghanis coming to the area

Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine,

We begin with an overview of climate in Governor Hochul’s proposed state budget.

Then, for our weekly peace bucket, we hear about a primer on foreign policy for Congressional candidates.

Later on, we share excerpts from the Troy MLK event, hearing from Deacon Jerry Ford, Rev. Hunter, and Rev. Terry Melvin.

After that, we have a segment on Eldercare with an emphasis on the LGBTQ community.

Finally, we finish with a segment about the services provided by the Refugee & Immigrant Support Services of Emmaus (RISSE) and their work to help Afghanis coming to the area