Josefa Madrigal speaks with our guests: Pedro Ramirez, Jocelyn Euceda, and Kassie Santos. First generation, graduated or currently attending college / university. They tell us about the battles and achievements. Also near the end they have a message for you about the Latino vote. Josefa Madrigal entrevista a nuestros invitad@s: Pedro Ramirez, Jocelyn Euceda, y Kassie Santos. Ell@s son primera …
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11-year-old Breanna sits in her bed with her IPad and workbook in hand for another day of schooling. Breanna is a fifth-grader attending University Elementary School. She was diagnosed with Autism or ASD at three years old. She is becoming accustomed to fear and anxiety whenever she messes up on a problem while viewing her teacher in real time …
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New scooter company comes to town; Parents examine negative effects of technology in schools. FEATURE The American Friends Legislative Committee’s Anthony Wier speaks with News Director Wes Martin about the grim consequences inherent in the current push for new, “smaller” nuclear weapons. BETTER BEWARE Our weekly consumer watchdog segment gives tips on mitigating incidents of road rage. CREDITS Today’s headlines …
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The Monroe County Youth Services Bureau (YSB) and Building a Thriving Compassionate Community (BTCC) held their third annual Childhood Conditions Summit, on December 6. The summit brought together care-givers, service providers, community members, guardians, parents and children themselves to drive towards working across subjects and agencies. MC3, now in its third year, is meant to improve services and environments for …
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Internet applications can be used to track your children’s movements, finances, and whereabouts. Dangerous apps for your teenagers, on a new edition of our consumer watchdog segment, Better Beware! Better Beware is Produced by Richard Fish, at Community Radio WFHB in Bloomington, Indiana. Executive Producer is Wes Martin.
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