Positively Black: Inspiring Black Runners Through Exercise and Therapy
Jessica Cunnington reporting on the man trying to destigmatize therapy in the Black community.
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News 4 Latino: Importance of Advocating for Women's Health
Rana Novini reporting on the new initiative geared towards Hispanic women facing disparities in healthcare.
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News 4 Latino: New Music Director Makes History at NY Philharmonic
Jessica Cunnington reporting on Grammy-winning conductor Gustavo Dudamel becoming the first Latino director of the NY Philharmonic.
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The Truth Matters: Building a News Literate Nation
NBC 4 New York and Telemundo 47, in partnership with the Montclair State University School of Communication and Media, present a panel on news literacy and misinformation.
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Nicaraguan-American Artist's Work Showcased at Rockefeller Center
Gaby Acevedo reporting on the self-taught artist bringing Central American Native Indigenous contemporary art straight to Manhattan.
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Positively Black: Inspiring Brooklyn Students to Succeed in Schools
Romney Smith reporting on the motivational speaker encouraging students to find their purpose and passion.
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PAWSitively Good Honoree: Mary Rutlin
Mary Rutlin fron Southampton Animal Shelter Foundation is the February 2023 PAWSitively Good Honoree. She has been a volunteer for over four years and is always the first to sign up for special events and is often seen in her dog costume. She brings joy to the staff and the animals she cares for at Southampton Animal Shelter Foundation.
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News 4 Latino: Changing Demographics in Stamford Schools
Lynda Baquero reporting on one school’s efforts to reflect their growing Spanish speaking community.
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Positively Black: Preserving Historic Black Churches
Erica Byfield reporting on the grant helping preserve the oldest continuously operating Black church in Brooklyn.
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News 4 Latino: Sisters Focus on Wellness of Latino Community
Rana Novini reporting on the daughters of a Latino doctor carrying on their father’s mission to help others.
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Positively Black: Preserving History at Harlem's Schomburg Center
Romney Smith reporting on the lesser known but wildly influential leader of the Harlem Renaissance Arturo Alfonso Schomburg.
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Sandra Lindsay, First to Get U.S. COVID Vaccine, Travels to Jamaica on New Mission
February marks Black History Month, a time to pay tribute to those Black and Afro-Latinx who broke boundaries and continue to make history. Long Island critical care nurse Sandra Lindsay became a national name when she received the first official dose of the COVID-19 vaccine in the U.S. in December 2020. Three years later, she returned to her homel...
