Your Elected Representatives Begin 45 Days of the People's Business -- Do You Know Who Your Lawmaker Is?
Hosted by Lara Jones and Billy Palmer, tonight's show featured:
Davey of Sneaking Into Movies with an update from the 2018 Sundance Film Festival. Follow Davey and Cody D's Sundance coverage on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram, as well as KRCL's Sundance 2018 webpage.
Nick Sokoloff, Amy Dott and Nanati Ahmed Miss Oromia of The New Americans of Salt Lake. It's a social media project that "explores the journey of refugees and the resettled, and how they add to the rich fabric of our communities. Through portraits and first-person accounts, we highlight the struggles, hopes, aspirations and spirit of these new-comers."
Opening day of the 2018 General Session of the 63rd Legislature. The RadioActive panel discussion included grassroots activists and their reports from Utah's Capitol Hill:
Peggy Carico and Catherine Weller of The League of Women Voters of Utah, which joins RadioActive at 6 p.m. Monday-Thursday during the legislature's 45-day session. A nonpartisan political organization, the League promotes political responsibility through informed and active participation of citizens in government.
Click here for the 2018 Legislative Session bills and resolutions the League is following.
Each Wednesday during the session, the League meets at 11:30 a.m. in the Seagull Room next to the Senate Cafeteria for a brown bag review of what is coming up in the session.
Luiz Garza of Comunidades Unidas, which empowers Utah's Latino Community to recognize and achieve its own potential and become a positive force for change in the larger community.
Marina Lowe of the ACLU of Utah. Chartered in 1958 as an affiliate of the national ACLU, the Utah chapter operates through public education, legal advocacy, litigation, and lobbying at both the state and local levels to ensure the constitutional rights and freedoms of everyone living in or visiting Utah.
Andrea Himoff of Action Utah, a non-partisan community engagement network dedicated to elevating the voices of ordinary Utahns in the policymaking that impacts our lives through education, tools and resources and meaningful calls to action.
Click here for the 2018 Legislative Session bills and resolutions AU is following.
Each Tuesday during the session, AU meets at 12:30 p.m. in the Seagull Room of the Senate (East) Building, Capitol Hill. Gather with other Action Utah members and leaders to learn about the State Legislature, the Legislative Session and advocacy at the Capitol. No experience necessary.
Resources:
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