Goodbye And Fly High
Andrew Malekoff April 19, 2021
This will be my final column for Anton Media Group. My first was 15 years ago, in 2007, when I was
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The Search
Dave Gil de Rubio March 14, 2021
Someone asked me, what is your favorite piece of art? The first image that emerged were paintings by Edward Hopper. You
Parenting Matters: Lessons From The Past Can Help Us Now
Andrew Malekoff May 27, 2020
In the early 1900s, before antibiotics were available, it was a leading cause of death in children. Can you imagine if that was true in today’s Covid-19 pandemic?
Strength In Diversity
Anton Media Staff February 16, 2020
In my August 2019 column titled “Thank You,” I expressed my gratitude for the cancer researchers and practitioners who have been
A Visit With Rusty
Andrew Malekoff December 19, 2019
From time to time, North Shore Child and Family Guidance Center has used animal assisted therapy (AAT) in its mental health
Art, Life and Love
Andrew Malekoff December 11, 2019
In a 1992 interview, renowned opera legend Jessye Norman talked about her development as an artist, offering what I took to
Ask The Question
Anton Media Staff November 11, 2019
If my count is accurate, I was one of just three men (aside from the tech guy) who attended the Maternal
Make Your Voice Heard. Vote!
Andrew Malekoff October 20, 2019
As young people all across the U.S. reach their 18th birthdays, they will become eligible to vote in their first presidential
Greta
Andrew Malekoff October 1, 2019
On Sept. 18, I listened to Greta Thunberg, the 16-year-old Swedish climate activist who testified before a U.S. Congressional hearing on
Tapping The Power Of Youth
Andrew Malekoff September 14, 2019
The headline read: “Student activists prevail.” It was a story by Joie Tyrell published earlier this year that told the tale
Making Memories With Music
Andrew Malekoff September 1, 2019
When I was a child, almost every Sunday morning after bagels, my father drove me to the bar and grill he
Thank You
Andrew Malekoff August 24, 2019
I know that I am not alone. When I write about the fact that I have cancer, it is not my
No Fear, No Shame
Andrew Malekoff August 12, 2019
Can you imagine what it would be like to feel no fear regardless of circumstance? I am not referring to being
Father Of Many
Andrew Malekoff July 1, 2019
My uncle died on May 18. He was 96 and my father’s youngest brother. I was close to him my whole
A Sad Anniversary
Andrew Malekoff May 30, 2019
Just the other day I was reminded that May marks the anniversary of one of the saddest trending tweets in Twitter
Revisiting Flint
Andrew Malekoff April 12, 2019
I have protested or testified before government bodies for issues including separating children at the border, school shootings and insurance parity
Schoolyard Bullying Goes Online
Andrew Malekoff March 11, 2019
A recent study issued by the Pew Research Center reports that a majority of teenagers (59 percent) have experienced some kind
Giving Hearts
Andrew Malekoff February 10, 2019
Why do people choose to support certain causes, while others look away? Sometimes it’s personal. A family member dies in hospice
New Law Aims To Strengthen Access To Mental Health Care
Andrew Malekoff January 12, 2019
Thanks to a strong advocacy push by a broad array of consumer and provider representatives of behavioral health services, the Mental
Seeking Humane Solutions For Young Refugees
Andrew Malekoff December 14, 2018
In a recent story in the Albany Times Union, reporter Mallory Moench paints a different picture about juvenile asylum seekers as
