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Person gives food to someone else
How SNAP helps New Yorkers in poverty
Advocates are resisting federal efforts to scale back benefits.
By KAY DERVISHI
NYN News
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Aerial shot of tech workers in an office.
Why New York nonprofits struggle with technology
Limited budgets make access hard, but may hurt in the long run.
By KAY DERVISHI
NYN News
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The Buffalo skyline
Nonprofit leaders come and go in Western New York
And other updates from across New York.
By ZACH WILLIAMS
NYN News
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Julie Menin and Bill de Blasio at a press conference in New York City
Julie Menin speaks on the latest with the U.S. Census
And other updates from across New York
By ZACH WILLIAMS
NYN News
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ACS Commissioner David Hansell
New York City's child welfare chief David Hansell speaks on two years on the job
The Administration for Children's Services commissioner has prioritized preventative services.
By ZACH WILLIAMS
NYN News
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Depressed person on bed might be subject of new report from the CDC.
Suicide is at its highest level in decades
And other updates from across New York.
By ZACH WILLIAMS
NYN News
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Three nonprofit leaders in New York.
Here are the ten most important people in New York nonprofits
The organizations they lead cover a variety of causes.
By ZACH WILLIAMS
NYN News
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Akeem Browder
Akeem Browder, brother of Kalief, disappointed in de Blasio’s bail response
The mayor and district attorneys oppose a foundation’s plan to spring every woman and minor in NYC jails.
By JEFF COLTIN
NYN News
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Letitia James
Health care groups place their bets on James for attorney general
She’s received more than $100,000 from the sector.
By ZACH WILLIAMS
NYN News
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Rikers Island entrance
Rikers inmates debate policies including pretrial detention
Debate program might help incarcerated people re-enter society.
By ZACH WILLIAMS
NYN News
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