Milette Millington, Author at Caribbean Life – Page 11 of 13

Panelists, moderator and sign language interpreter seated on stage during the panel, From Food Dependence to Food Sovereignty, held at NYU on May 2. From left: Interpreter, journalist and moderator Amy Goodman, Sommer Sibilly-Brown of the U.S. Virgin Islands, Crystal Diaz of Puerto Rico, Ursula Herrera of Guahan (Indigenous name for U.S. territory of Guam) and Rica Dela Cruz of the Northern Marianas (American Samoa).

Food

Top female leaders continue advocating for food justice

By Milette Millington

Dominique Whyte giving a presentation on her project.

Jamaica

Young Jamaican scientist’s research helps protect the environment

By Milette Millington

Mary Fashik giving her presentation, "Why Intersectionality is Vital to the Progression of Disability Rights," during the 2023 Accessibility Conference.

News

Disability advocates make clear: Accessibility is everything

By Milette Millington

Vanessa Agudelo, an organizer and advocate in the Hudson Valley, currently with the Energy Justice Network (EJN) and Westchester Alliance for Sustainable Solutions (WASS). She was previously the Hudson Valley Manager of Member Engagement at the NYIC.

Why engaging in environmental and social justice Is crucial

By Milette Millington

Brooklyn Community Foundation CEO Jocelynne Rainey speaking during BCF's Spark Breakfast, held on March 14, 2023.

People

Brooklyn nonprofit CEO leads with kindness

By Milette Millington

'Whiteout' co-author David Herzberg. He is a professor of history at the University at Buffalo (SUNY). He researches the history of drugs and drug policy in America with a focus on pharmaceuticals.

Books

New book reveals evil pharma and unsuspecting pain

By Milette Millington

Cloyette Harris-Stoute (Sixth from left) with some of her young leaders.

Guyana

Nonprofit inspires young Guyanese women, assists them in becoming leaders

By Milette Millington

Soleil Sabalja doing a dumpster dive.

People

One person’s trash is another person’s treasure

By Milette Millington

Vendors in a line around City Hall with signs in six languages reading “Cut the Red Tape” and “Street Vendors are Small Businesses.”

Street vendors rally at City Hall, call for industry reform

By Milette Millington

City and State event host Jon Lentz introducing speakers for the webinar. Top row from left: Jon Lentz, Joel Berg, Laurie Wheelock. Berg: CEO of Hunger Free America. Wheelock: Executive Director and Counsel at the Public Utility Law Project of New York (PULP). Middle row (left to right): Beth Shyken-Rothbart, Roxanne Persaud, Beth Finkel. Shyken-Rothbart: Senior Counsel for Client Services and New York Policy at the Medicare Rights Center. Persaud: NYS Senator and the Chairperson of the NYS Senate Committee on Social Services. Finkel: State Director of AARP New York. Bottom row: Maritza Davila. Davila: NYS Assemblymember and Chairperson of NYS Assembly Committee on Social Services.

Data matching helps older low-income New Yorkers, lawmakers say

By Milette Millington

British journalist Angela Saini (left) and writer Nona Willis Aronowitz

Books

New York Public Library hosts Patriarchy Smasher event on British journalist’s new book

By Milette Millington

Screenshot of Hip-Hop FinFest Vol. 2 artwork.

Music

Commemorating 50th Anniversary of Hip-Hop in New York

By Milette Millington

Katie Schaffer, director of Advocacy and Organizing at the Center for Community Alternatives (CCA), facilitating the Communities Not Cages event.

Advocates push for changes in sentencing laws in New York

By Milette Millington

Screen grab of Interim Chairwoman and Executive Director of the Civilian Complaint Review Board (CCRB), Arva Rice (left) and Jonathan Darche, giving their testimony at the hearing.

News

NYC Council: NYPD must be held accountable

By Milette Millington

NYC MOPD Commissioner Christina Curry.

People

Black and disability history maker: Christina Curry

By Milette Millington

Annetta Seecharran

News

Asian Americans advance their interests through political advocacy

By Milette Millington

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