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MNN Coverage | Latinx Communities and the Criminal Legal System - Part 1

This discussion on the challenges facing Latinx People in New York and beyond was held on the Student Dinning Hall at John Jay College of Criminal Justice on October 30th, 2024. A collaboration between: John Jay College of Criminal Justice Data Collaborative for Justice NYS Division of Criminal Justice Center MNN El Barrio Firehouse Community Media Center If you enjoyed this video be sure to like, share, and subscribe. Also, don't forget to hit that little bell notification icon so you don't miss anything! For more information on Manhattan Neighborhood Network visit: http://www.mnn.org   / mnnnyc     / mnnnyc     / mnnnyc     / manhattan-neighborhood-network   Manhattan Neighborhood Network (MNN) is a media learning, production and distribution hub that promotes creative expression, independent voices and community engagement. We are committed to providing everyone with the opportunity to tell their story, regardless of their background or experience. We operate two state-of-the-art emerging media production and education facilities in Manhattan, and we run Manhattan's public access TV channels, reaching some 400,000 cable subscribers in the borough. Our productions are also available in more than 29 states and in countries such as the Philippines and the Dominican Republic through live streams and online archives. We are also home to the NYC Center for Media Education (@nyccme), which offers education and training in traditional and virtual video production, emerging media, editing, podcasting, and broadcasting. Our mission is to cultivate a diverse collective of change-makers and storytellers who will level the playing field in media production. MNN offers a creative and collaborative community, open to all ages, races, ethnicities, national origins, sexes, sexual orientations, gender identities and expressions, faiths and religions, abilities, and regardless of socio-economic status.