200 tax-prep centers will aid city filers

 

ONE IN five low-income New Yorkers is losing out on thousands of dollars on tax returns — but a new city plan aims to fix it.

200 tax-prep centers will aid city filers
Jennifer Fermino
Sat, 31 Jan 2015 00:11:43 GMT

Fwd: Latino Affairs Update: Oscar Lopez Rivera & Cuba Relations

Never give in, Never give out, Never give up; Stand tall in spite of it all, and stay On The Count! View this email in your browser What's Happening This Week January 31st, 2015 Our show this week will focus on Latino Affairs, both nationally and internationally. Our Latino Affairs Producer, Steven "Humble" Mangual will be discussing the ongoing campaign to free the longest held Puerto Rican Political Prisoner, Oscar Lopez Rivera, who has been in prison for over 33 years. Also, we will be examining the recent changes in US-Cuba relations and the potential implications of a fully restored political and economical relationship. Our guests will be Professor Ana Lopez, NY Coordinator of the Free Oscar Campaign and Mr. Ariel Hernandez, First Secretary of the Cuban Mission to the United Nations. We hope that you will join us and share your thoughts and feedback with us via traditional and social media.  Facebook Twitter YouTube On The Count On Air: NYC WBAI, 99.5FM, 11-12PM Live Stream: stream.wbai.org Online: onthecount.net Archives: archive.wbai.org On The Count! is a weekly, public affairs, news and talk program produced in New York by formerly incarcerated academic professionals. It serves to communicate the vision of cost effective public health and safety goals for achieving human justice. It presents an alternative narrative, rarely heard in traditional mainstream media, for challenging and changing status-quo policies, practices and programs.  It provides a global platform that expands the reach of voices historically excluded from public discussion and decision making, yet are the most directly affected by the process. Articles of Interest Marissa Alexander is Released, But Her Struggle for Justice Continues After three years of incarceration for firing a warning shot, Alexander was released. But the system remains broken.   Goodbye Solitary Confinement, Hello "Enhanced Supervision" The punitive segregation unit, where people are held for a minimum of twenty hours a day, no longer houses 16 or 17 year olds. Copyright © 2014 On The Count: The Prison & Criminal Justice Report, All rights reserved. Mailing address: On The Count! 388 Atlantic Avenue Brooklyn, N.Y. 11217 Email: info@onthecount.net unsubscribe from this list    update subscription preferences