Scenes from Long Beach, New York after Hurricane Sandy, where we spent yesterday checking on Harriet’s place (all good) and delivering food and water supplies. We also happened upon Governor Cuomo’s press conference outside City Hall. The local effort there is amazing and we saw FEMA in full force, as well as many volunteers who had traveled a long way to help. Nonetheless, without power, heat, and water, people are desperate for food, batteries, and other supplies. I know many of you spent the weekend volunteering and donating to relief efforts around the area. The love and generosity is so deeply appreciated and needed - please keep it comin’.
RT @DCTVny: Incredible! RT @villagevoice: The Story Behind Last Night’s Verizon Building 99% Projections http://t.co/TOdrX0eE
RT @bittman: Does a movement to redress income inequality have to camp overnight in public squares to succeed? http://t.co/HKTVQ82T
RT @cavecanempoets: CC Fellows Nagueyalti Warren, Marcus Jackson & Camille Dungy share new work @thenewschool: http://t.co/q9fqi4ui
RT @usefulmedia: Very cool - documentary screenings as part of @globaledcon’s Virtual Film Fest: http://t.co/ZnuqT5gG
RT @CancerResearch: We’ve just posted video from our 2011 Awards Dinner celebrating leaders in #cancer research — scroll down to find i …
Double sadness: the death of Heavy D plus @danwinckler’s claim that he has never heard “Now That We’ve Found Love” before
RT @EMNhistory: Unexpected and shocking. Check out “Pink Ribbons, Inc.” official trailer http://t.co/vYBD5OXn via @thenfb
Home again, home again after an absolutely amazing week of filming/traveling in Haiti and DR.
In Gonaives, Haiti, heading to Saint Marc today. Interviewing amazing, heroic people working with those living with HIV/AIDS.
