NEW YORK (WABC) — On this episode of “Here and Now,” we’ll discuss what a non-law enforcement centered public safety strategy is and you’ll hear from New York City’s new deputy mayor of community safety.<\/p>\n
We’ll also talk about how prom dresses and scholarships are helping empower young women of color. We’ll introduce you to the founder of the “Princess Chambers.”<\/p>\n
And long-time TV host Judge Glenda Hatchett will discuss her new children’s book, “Goal Girls” and her commitment to inspiring young lives.<\/p>\n
We’ll also have a new generation of jazz artists joining us. Samara Joy is a six-time Grammy award winning vocalist and Chris Mitchell is a Grammy nominated saxophonist.<\/p>\n
It’s also Mental Health Awareness Month — a perfect time to take a closer look at New York City’s first-ever Mayor’s Office of Community Safety.<\/p>\n
The intent is to focus on non-law enforcement public safety strategies. Deputy Mayor for Community Safety Renita Francois joins us to discuss.<\/p>\n
Here and Now with Sandra Bookman airs Sundays at 12:00 p.m. on Channel 7, WABC-TV in New York City.SUBSCRIBE TO THE HERE AND NOW PODCAST<\/p>\n
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