Clarisa Diaz appears in the following:
Unsettled: A Story from the Global Refugee Crisis
Friday, January 19, 2018
PBS NewsHour Weekend
Andre and Lisette are married Congolese refugees. He made it to America. She's stuck in a refugee camp. Here's how changes to U.S. policy are keeping them apart.
Staten Islanders Brainstorm for the Next Storm
Wednesday, December 06, 2017
A workshop in Midland Beach prompts residents to think of creative ways to support one another.
Website Gives Misleading Numbers On Puerto Rico Recovery (en Español)
Friday, November 10, 2017
WNYC spoke to Puerto Rican government officials to clear up some of the confusing information on the status.pr website. (Artículo también en Español)
The Day After Attack, Questions Surface About Surveillance, Bike Safety
Wednesday, November 01, 2017
WNYC reporters on questions that have arisen about Seyfullo Saipov's use of surveillance and how bicycle lane safety measures may have prevented the deaths.
Before the Storm
Sunday, October 29, 2017
Local communities are designing new responses to prepare for extreme weather.
The NYPD's Growing DNA Database Raises Concern
Monday, September 25, 2017
With little oversight or regulation, the NYPD and the medical examiner's office have been quietly amassing genetic material from thousands of New Yorkers for years.
Brooklyn DA's Pledge to Reduce Marijuana Prosecutions Makes Little Difference
Thursday, September 07, 2017
Three years ago, the Brooklyn District Attorney announced he would no longer prosecute as many people for marijuana possession. But WNYC found the impact wasn’t as big as expected.
Our Voter Guide for the 2017 Primary
Tuesday, August 29, 2017
CityLimits.org
Gotham Gazette
Primary elections for mayor, Brooklyn District Attorney, City Council members and more are today. Learn about the races in your district and where to go to vote.
Do You Have a Confidential News Tip?
Wednesday, August 16, 2017
The WNYC Newsroom wants to hear from you. You can connect securely with our editors and reporters. Here's how.
MS-13 Gang Crackdown Relies on 'Questionable' Evidence From Schools
Monday, August 07, 2017
WNYC has documents showing how police build cases against suspected gang members based on information they could only find inside the schools — and some of it is supposed to be private.
The Airing of Your MTA Grievances
Tuesday, July 25, 2017
The MTA meeting is Wednesday, and our We the Commuters ambassador was there to bring your concerns, questions and comments to the attention of agency board members.
This Might Challenge What You Think About Medicaid
Thursday, July 06, 2017
Next week, the Senate will be back to consider health reform, including cuts to the Medicaid program. So we decided to take a deeper look at just who benefits from government healthcare.
Voting Block: New Jersey Neighbors Dare to Talk Politics
Monday, June 12, 2017
It's become increasingly difficult to have political conversations with those who disagree. But we are asking one very diverse neighborhood to try.
Missing: New York Immigration Judges
Tuesday, June 06, 2017
As part of a crackdown on illegal immigration, the Trump Administration is assigning judges from the nation's busiest immigration court to the border where some say they're not needed.
Voter Guide: Who's Running To Succeed Gov. Chris Christie
Friday, May 26, 2017
Time to vote, New Jersey! You can choose a candidate for governor in the primary on June 6. WNYC and NJ Spotlight break down where the candidates stand on key issues.
Styrofoam Ban Surfaces in NYC Council. Again
Thursday, May 11, 2017
The city is trying again, after restaurant and pro-polystyrene industry groups fought back against a ban, and won.
Allergic to Salad: Learning to Cook Healthy Food
Wednesday, April 26, 2017
To get kids to eat vegetables, one New Yorker is partnering with restaurants to host cooking classes for kids. This story is part of our "Design by Community" series.
Participatory Budgeting: The People’s Budget
Wednesday, April 26, 2017
Residents on Staten Island's North Shore voted on how to spend one million dollars in their community. Winning projects will be announced Wednesday.
Caracol Interpreters Cooperative: Bridging Language Barriers
Tuesday, April 25, 2017
This worker-owned business that provides Spanish/English services is a model for interpreter organizations across the city.
NYC’s First Community Garden
Tuesday, April 25, 2017
Our "Design by Community" series continues with a look at the history and current challenges of New York City's first community garden.
