In this week’s episode of Access on Air, neighborhood news correspondents Julian DeLeonardis, Melissa Franco, Luis Rua, and Romeo Morales share the latest reports on the closures of businesses and SCUSD; as well as discuss the upcoming Summer Spark Drive-Thru art show and Blackout Day 2020.

In this episode of Access on Air, reporters Julia Sidley, Romeo Morales, and Julian DeLeonardis share about local activism in Sacramento. Sacramento is advocating for more mindfulness, virtual spaces for art, and having more counselors on school campuses and less cops.

In this episode, we discuss the importance of the Census and share about a contest that a local youth led organization is hosting for raising awareness about the Census. We also share about more local activism happening in Sacramento, by the Sacramento Student and Advisory Council, police reform, and event by H.O.P.E.

In this episode, we discuss the police brutality and oppression that black people face in America and how a Sacramento resident, D-D-A Ponte, is organizing meditation gatherings in front of the California State Capitol amidst protests. We also discuss the life of Charles Brunson, the founder of the Sacramento Black Panther chapter and the relevancy today of his same dedication to uniting humanity. From cancelling rent for Americans during the pandemic, first time college freshman attending virtually this fall, to student homeless and Sacramento States resources for these students, we cover a range of topics in this weeks episode.

In this week’s episode of Access on Air, reporters Julia Sidley, Julian DeLeonardis, Romeo Morales, and Luis Rua discuss the stories they have been working on.

The pandemic is affecting all of our lives in different ways; here’s something to cheer you up and get your mind on other things like a giant Fortnite Travis Scott and a bunch of movies to add to your list. Stay safe everyone.