Tag: Women in NYC Journalism

The Not-So-Golden Years: Violence and Mistreatment in New York City’s Nursing Homes “Home is a shelter from storms—all sorts of storms,” reads one of the pictures on the wall at…

The Perpetuation of White Flight: How NYCHA Continues to be Affected by Racial Phenomena It is likely that you have heard of the ongoing deplorable conditions in the New York…

The Forbidden Journey of Adoption Through Foster Care Adoption through foster care was once considered unlawful and forbidden, thus forcing children who were in the custody of these families for…

The G in Greenwich: Once Groovin’, Now Gentrified Music, riots, protests and… coffee? That is what set the pace for the famed MacDougal Street in the 1960s. Then, a lively,…

Medicaid Fraud in Nursing Homes: An Endless Fight A quiet and peaceful air is what surrounds Central Park West between 106th and 105th streets, where the presence of an old-style…