Virginia voters: What's on your mind ahead of the November election?
Join @JWhitePubRadio and @nnamdikid for a live, call-in special on Monday, October 18 at 3pm to share your thoughts on the big issues facing the commonwealth. ☎️
https://t.co/C0PhUeSzrY
WAMU is partnering with @kcrw to invite you to an advanced virtual screening of the documentary @HomeroomMovie, which follows the 2020 class of an Oakland high school through a tumultuous year of change.
You can register here: https://t.co/akTq0GYKYX
The latest episode of Through The Cracks is out today. It explores the complicated history of DC General Family Shelter and what Relisha Rudd's life was like there. https://t.co/FkjG2cPR1p
When people ask my why I pitched this podcast, why Relisha's story sticks with me, I'm honest. It's because she's a little Black girl. And little Black girls deserve to be protected and cared for as much as anybody. https://t.co/3zfp6UNSaF
The editors in chief of the Top 16 law reviews in the U.S. — for the first time, all women — gathered at @DukeinDC for a daylong conference titled 'Honoring the Advancement of Women in Law.'
#womenandlaw
Make sure to listen to the first 2 episodes of Unprecedented from @wamu885. Unprecedented tells the stories of ordinary people who defined the limits of our 1st Amendment rights! https://t.co/WxTNhCwNTz
This was one of the hardest stories I've covered, on just about every level, but I think it's something we as Americans should be thinking about. I hope you will read. Thank you everyone @pulitzercenter
for continuing to make this kind of project possible https://t.co/4AkmDt3Tde
Today's episode, and the entire "Divided" series, is a collaboration between two extraordinary Times reporters: @itscaitlinhd & @anniecorreal, and was produced by two remarkable Daily producers: @lynsea and @rquester: https://t.co/jHXnTnHcpu