Siouxland Media Lab
Varies
Siouxland Media Lab brings the tools of public broadcasting to the youth and underserved in Sioux City. With the help of a Gilchrist Grant, we are now meeting regularly with up-and-coming public radio producers and reporters at Girls Inc. of Sioux City and the Mary J Treglia Community House.
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Presidential candidate Kamala Harris is in Siouxland this afternoon. After a stop at the Anderson Dance Pavilion last night she’s expected in Storm Lake…
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The summer members of Girls Inc. took part in the Siouxland Media Lab to get a feel for the world of broadcasting. In this occasion, Tina flew solo and…
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We sat down with Mandy Engel-Cartie, executive director of Girls Inc. In this interview she talks about her perspective of Girls Inc. and about her…
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Ruby: Do you ever like to try to draw the pictures of your past experiences?Inge: No, I'm not a good artist no. You know what I say, I paint with…
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Alexis: Technology....for better or for worse is here to stay...giving us instant access to answers and beyond what is in our textbooks. It is…
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Anna: When people talk education you often hear, “One size doesn’t fit all...”Parker: Equality versus equity ...we all get the same or we get what we…
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Anna: When people talk education you often hear, “One size doesn’t fit all...”Parker: Equality versus equity ...we all get the same or we get what we…
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Anna: When people talk education you often hear, “One size doesn’t fit all...”Parker: Equality versus equity ...we all get the same or we get what we…
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Sydney: I think that people don’t always understand what it means to communicate. Or more so, what it means to communicate effectively. (music…
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German born in 1934, Inge Auerbacher was taken to Terezín (Theresienstadt) concentration camp in Czechoslovakia at the age of 7. Of 15,000 children…