This issue includes:
- Changing Health Care 2008:
Problems with the American System
- Changing Health Care 2008:
Lessons from Abroad
- Subprime Mortgage Crisis in NYC
- Self Help among Immigrant Women
- Rockefeller Drug Laws
-
Insert: Civic Spirt Gala 2008
- Fiscal Crisis and NYC Schools
- New Museum Tour
- Poverty: The Forgotten Cause
- Poverty: Views of Presidential
Candidates
- Changing Health Care 2008:
Building a Better System
This issue includes:
- Is the Mayor’s Housing Plan on
Track?
- Greetings from the President
- Council Member Rosie Mendez
- A Tour of “First Houses”
- A Walk To Beautiful
- What Happens When Prisoners
are Released?
- “Greening” the Code
- Libraries for Brooklyn’s
Diverse Population
- From the Executive Director
- The Solaire: WCC Tour
- WCC’s Theater Benefit
- Council Member Jessica Lappin
- A Brooklyn Adventure
This issue includes:
- Greetings from the President
- Global Warming in NYC
- Elsie’s Tours, a WCC book
- Ellis Island Tour
- Old & Poor in City of Riches
- Keeping Abortion Legal
- Profile of President Acker
- Restoration of the Armory
- Reforming Albany
This issue includes:
- Immigrants in NYC
- Training for Diversity
- Neuberger Lecture: The
President &
The Constitution
- NYC’s Energy Needs
- Slavery Exhibit at New-York
Historical Society
- Gloria Browne-Marshall’s Race,
Law &
American Society
- Human Trafficking
- Are You a Feminist?
A Male Perspective
This issue includes:
- Borough President Stringer’s Talk
-
City Council Speaker Quinn
-
Board of Elections Executive
Director John Ravitz
- CUNY Chancellor Goldstein
-
Taxes: A Woman’s Issue with Mimi Abramovitz
- Government vs. Privatization
-
WCC Visits Ground Zero & The Tribute Center
This issue includes:
- Public Authorities: Next Steps to Reform
- Insert: Civic Spirit Awards Dinner
- Fixing Family Court
- Aftermath of 9/11
This issue includes:
- Non-Citizen Voting Rights
- NYC Councilman John Liu, Transportation Chair
- William L. Taylor, Esq. on his memoir, The Passion of My Times, and 50 years of civil rights activism
- WCC’s 90th Birthday Bash at Gracie Mansion
- Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina
- Power of One: Peggy Shepard, Exec. Dir., Harlem Environmental Action
- David Von Drehle on Triangle: The Fire that Changed America
- Are You a Feminist? II
An Intercultural Perspective
This issue includes:
-
The Mayoral Agenda
- Pathways to Affordable Housing
- Dial 311
- Medicare Prescription Drug Plan
- Neuberger Lecture with Barry Scheck:
The Innocence Project
- The Artist as Citizen
- Are You a Feminist?
- Emergency Contraception
- Women in the Sciences
- Women of Saudi Arabia
This issue includes:
- WCC Annual Meeting Speakers
- Social Security Debate: Impact on Women
- Solid Facts on Solid Waste
- Carmen Farina, Deputy Chancellor, NYC Dept. of - Education and
John Mattingly, Comm., Admin. for - Children's Services
- Civil and Voting Rights
- Betsy Wade's Hidden History
- Brooklyn Borough Pres. Marty Markowitz
- Honoring Shirley Chisholm
- David Shipler: The Working Poor
Speakers & Presenters:
- Marie Wilson, President, The White House Project
- Alair Townsend, Publisher, Crain’s New York Business
- Madelyn Hochstein, President, & Co-Founder, Dyg, Inc.
- Jason Gooljar, Co-Chair, Democracy for Westchester
- Chellie Pingree, President & Ceo, Common Cause
- Joe Trippi, Political Consultant, Trippi & Associates
- David S. Birdsell, Ph.D., Baruch College, CUNY
This issue includes:
- March For Women’s Lives, Washington, D.C.
- New York Times Editor Gail Collins on Her New Book
- Robert Hayes, Medicare Rights Center: Reforming the New Medicare Law
- Shortchanging NYC’s School Children
- City Council Education Chair: Eva Moskowitz
This issue includes:
- How WCC acts to protect your vote
- Citizens Rate City Government
- WCC's Questions on Hudson Yards
- The Sly Ways Albany Controls NYC
- NYC Campaign Law Debates
Special Report:
- Negotiating Welfare Reform Legislation
This issue includes:
- Peanuts are out! So are Dinosaurs
- How Schoolbooks and Tests are being Censored with Diane Ravitch
- New York City Comptroller Bill Thompson - Optimistic and Cautious
- The Medicare Revolution
- Why the WCC is 90 Years Old
This issue includes:
- Chancellor Klein's Vision of NYC Schools this September ...and Thereafter
- "Dysfunctional Decision Making" - Senator Liz Krueger looks at Albany
- The Aging of America
- Alice M. Rivlin on Greed, Ethics and Honest Numbers
This issue includes:
- An Insider's Look at How Albany Operates with NYS Senator Eric Schneinderman
- What's New and Different In Charter Schools
- Women and the Practice of Law
This issue includes:
- NYC Council Speaker Gifford Miller
- Consumer Affairs Commissioner Gretchen Dykstra
- Coverage of Health Care for All New Yorkers: How Can We Make It a Reality?
and more.
