Dating from 1949 to 1996, the WNYC TV moving image collection includes mayoral press conferences, dignitaries visiting City Hall, and educational films about city government.
High Schoolers organize and record an anti-drug video.
High schoolers lift weights, play basketball and practice martial arts.
Interview about the Committee Against Anti-Asian Violence in an effort to overcome stereotypes of ethnic Asian communities in the City.
Seminar focusing on Caribbean Americans who own and run their own businesses, seeking to educate them on how to work with the City government and become educated about rights and regulations for business owners.
Seminar focusing on Caribbean Americans who own and run their own businesses, seeking to educate them on how to work with the City government and become educated about rights and regulations for business owners.
High School students asked about their plans after school, what they want to study, or do professionally.
Interview with a Haitian married couple about their difficulty coming to the City, finding work and establishing a life with a newborn child. The couple speak French through a translator.
Hastick discusses her research into how different immigrant groups establish themselves in the City, focusing on how they relate to established institutions and used support services available to them.
Hastick discusses the political power of coalitions and making alliances between different groups of people as a way forward in the City.
Profile on and interview with Jospeh Labonte, president of African Bureau for Immigration and Social Affairs (ABISA), and his efforts to organize Fortune 500 companies to pressure South Africa's government to end Apartheid.
Footage of Eda Hastick's every day life running errands.
MacDaniels records promos for a New York Hotline episode about the value of rap music. He then makes the argument for why rap music is important.
Interview regarding immigration into the United States, asking whether or not there are too many immigrants coming into the country and how changes in immigration effect labor and housing.
Co-creator of Video Music Box, MacDaniels responds to criticism of rap music as racist and sexist. He details the way in which rap empowers and enables its listeners.
Marks comments on the growing ethnic Asian population and political backlash against it.
Interview about the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) and how its regulations negatively effected the ability for residents of co-ops to sell off their apartments.
Interview about the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) and how its regulations negatively effected the ability for residents of co-ops to sell off their apartments.
Teacher Luid Belliard discusses the state of Dominican teenagers in Washington Heights, his hopes and fears for their futures.
Interview about the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) and how its regulations negatively effected the ability for residents of co-ops to sell off their apartments.
Woman gives her opinion on Mayor Dinkins' first year in office and her general sense of disappointment in his efforts to provide adequate housing, reduce crime and combat AIDS, among other issues.
Actors rehearsing for a play about Pearl Harbor and the start of hostilities in the Pacific during World War Two.
Actors rehearsing for a play about Pearl Harbor and the start of hostilities in the Pacific during World War Two. Followed by interviews with actors about discrimination against ethnically Asian actors.
Interview with Asian-American actor and director Ron Nakahara about his experiences of discrimination in live theater performances and the founding of Pan Asian Rep, a non-profit theater operated by Asian Americans.
