Art + Shorebirds = Sageland’s Inaugural Sci-Art Exhibition

  • July 8, 2026
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Wednesday, July 8: What's the connection between art and shorebirds? RadioACTive with Nick @ 6 finds out tonight with the Sageland Collaborative, celebrating 30 years of science in service of wildlife and wildlands. Later this month, the nonprofit launches its first Sci-Art Exhibition, a collab between Sageland scientists and local artists. Professor Amos Guiora, director of The Bystander Initiative at the UoU, on Enablers: Normalizing the Unimaginable. Plus, the inaugural Lights On for Families 5K and Fun Run.

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  • July 11: Lights On for Families 5K & Fun Run | 9 PM @ Sugarhouse Park, 1330 E 2100 S, SLC. To register, click here. Walk-ups welcome day-of. RadioACTive talks with Lori Cox of the Family Support Center. 

    • Proceeds from the event support the Family Support Center's Crisis Nurseries, LifeStart Village, and PERKS parenting education program. Together, these programs provide emergency childcare, supportive housing, financial literacy, parenting education, and individualized case management that help families build lasting stability and prevent crises before they occur.

Art + Shorebirds = Sageland Collaborative’s Sci-Art Exhibition

Sageland Collaborative is celebrating 30 years of science in service of wildlife and wildlands. Later this month, the nonprofit launches its first Sci-Art Exhibition, a collab between Sageland scientists and local artists. RadioACTive with Nick @ 6 gets a preview with Sageland's Frances Ngo and artists Lunares and Teresa Okawa.

Enablers: Normalizing the Unimaginable

Professor Amos Guiora, director of The Bystander Initiative at the UoU's S. J. Quinney College of Law, is back home in Israel for summer break. RadioACTive caught up with him to talk about current events against the backdrop of his forthcoming book, Enablers: Normalizing the Unimaginable. Earlier this year, Guiora was named a University of Utah Presidential Societal Impact Scholar. 

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