Hudson Mohawk Magazine

Eric Weltman of Food and Water Watch spoke with Mark Dunlea about the climate legislative agenda of the group at the state and federal level. Some State issues include a ban on new gas, the negative climate impacts of cryptocurrency mining, and the need for public power. A Federal priority is the Future Generations Protection Act.

Eric Weltman of Food and Water Watch spoke with Mark Dunlea about the climate legislative agenda of the group at the state and federal level. Some State issues include a ban on new gas, the negative climate impacts of cryptocurrency mining, and the need for public power. A Federal priority is the Future Generations Protection Act.

On December 16, 2021, the Hudson Mohawk Magazine 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. Willie interviewed Sister Betsy V. Deusen, the Food Distribution Drive Coordinator in this labor segment. On January 17, a food distribution to celebrate Martin L. King's birthday will be at the New York State United Teachers headquarters in Latham.

On December 16, 2021, the Hudson Mohawk Magazine 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. Willie interviewed Sister Betsy V. Deusen, the Food Distribution Drive Coordinator in this labor segment. On January 17, a food distribution to celebrate Martin L. King's birthday will be at the New York State United Teachers headquarters in Latham.

Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine,

We begin with an interview with Liz Moran about Earth Justice’s priorities for 2022.

Then for our peace segment, we have a live interview with Joe Lombardo of UNAC about Nicaragua.

Later on, we hear about the status of children in New York from the Schuyler Center for Advocacy and Analysis.

After that, Andrea talks with HMM Producer Alexis Goldsmith about her work in 2021.

Finally, we speak with Shades of Cocoa, an organization in Troy to help girls of color, which will be part of the Sanctuary’s MLK celebration on Monday.

Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine,

We begin with an interview with Liz Moran about Earth Justice’s priorities for 2022.

Then for our peace segment, we have a live interview with Joe Lombardo of UNAC about Nicaragua.

Later on, we hear about the status of children in New York from the Schuyler Center for Advocacy and Analysis.

After that, Andrea talks with HMM Producer Alexis Goldsmith about her work in 2021.

Finally, we speak with Shades of Cocoa, an organization in Troy to help girls of color, which will be part of the Sanctuary’s MLK celebration on Monday.

Space goo, snowmen, and "decodable" books: Carol Roberts is talking about books and more with HMM producer Brea Barthel. January book suggestions are "Weird Kid" (Greg vanEekhout, 2021), "Oddbird" (Derek Desierto, 2021) and "Me (Moth)" (Amber McBride, 2021). Other topics are current take-and-make projects available at Troy Public Library, and decodable" books to help beginning readers and people with dyslexia improve their skills (see teachmykidtoread.org). For more, visit www.thetroylibrary.org. For info on other regional libraries, see www.uhls.org.

Space goo, snowmen, and "decodable" books: Carol Roberts is talking about books and more with HMM producer Brea Barthel. January book suggestions are "Weird Kid" (Greg vanEekhout, 2021), "Oddbird" (Derek Desierto, 2021) and "Me (Moth)" (Amber McBride, 2021). Other topics are current take-and-make projects available at Troy Public Library, and decodable" books to help beginning readers and people with dyslexia improve their skills (see teachmykidtoread.org). For more, visit www.thetroylibrary.org. For info on other regional libraries, see www.uhls.org.

Learn about Shades of Cocoa, a new organization in Troy to help girls of color. Carolyn Hopkins-Lewis and Debra Garrett talk about their organization, their goals, and the personal experiences and background they bring to their work. For more information, see www.shadesofcocoa.org. Brea Barthel, who produced this segment, apologizes for occasionally odd audio due to technical problems.

Learn about Shades of Cocoa, a new organization in Troy to help girls of color. Carolyn Hopkins-Lewis and Debra Garrett talk about their organization, their goals, and the personal experiences and background they bring to their work. For more information, see www.shadesofcocoa.org. Brea Barthel, who produced this segment, apologizes for occasionally odd audio due to technical problems.