Get ready to rally. RadioACTive talks with coordinators from the MMIR Advocacy Day and a rally on the Indian Family Preservation Act pro HB 30. Both take place Feb. 20th at the Utah Capitol. Plus, we 'talk story' with coordinators for the Community Health Workers and AANHPI Days on the Hill. Then...It's party time with PIK2AR's Denim and Diamonds Benefit.
Tonight's show features the following people, organizations and/or events. Check them out and get plugged into your community!
Floyd Mori, Former Nat’l Japanese American Citizens League President and JACL National Executive Director from the State of Utah and Kristina Yamada, Wasatch Front Chapter of JACL joining us to share about 2025 Day of Remembrance and the Grand Opening Exhibition: Uncovering the Journey: Japanese American Pioneers.
Dena Ned and Dakotah Bitney both Restoring Ancestral Winds and MMIW+ of Utah shares about Missing Murdered Indigenous Relatives Advocacy Day
Tamra Borchardt - Slayton of Paiute Indian Tribe of Utah - Family Advocacy Coordinator, organizing the Indian Family Preservation Act Rally along with Stephanie Benally, Native American Services Coordinator, Utah Foster Care.
Kamaile Tripp-Harris, host of Island Wave Podcast & Community Health Worker Program Manager at University of Utah School of Medicine shares about Community Health Workers day on the Hill. "Celebrate the essential role of CHWs in Utah. Highlight CHWs’ impact on community health. Advocate for Medicaid reimbursement for sustainable funding. Provide networking opportunities with legislators, CHWs, and organizations statewide."
Jakey Siolo, local grassroots community builder and advocate shares about how to channel your energy into activism and support of local community organizations, like Pacific Island Knowledge to Action Resources "its mission to empower challenged community members. Your attendance helps sustain programs that provide critical services for those facing deportation fears, mental health struggles, and economic barriers. Together, we can create opportunities, uplift families, and ensure lasting change."
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Guests' views, thoughts, or opinions are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of the board, staff, or members of Community Radio of Utah, KRCL 90.9fm. Tonight's RadioACTive team included:
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