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FEATURED EVENT
Graphic for Democracy and Public Health event
Mar 30
7:00 P.M.–9:30 P.M.
CUNY Graduate Center New York

The Covid-19 pandemic laid bare the cracks in our social contract, both locally and nationally, yet it also renewed interest in civic engagement and rearticulated our common purpose. An examination of the diverse ordeals of New Yorkers prompts questions about the relationship between local health infrastructures, the American federal system, …

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