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Funding is the Matter
Funding is the Matter episodes
- Episode 1: Why are we here?
Trigger Warning: Topics of sexual assault and abuse will be discussed during this episode.
Hello, I am your host, Sarah Bartley, and I am a Ph.D. candidate in Nanoengineering at NC A&T. For the first episode, I will introduce myself. I will inform you of my academic path. I will also provide the breakdown of the topic for this series. I will also provide the breakdown of this series.
The structure of the podcast:- History component of the redlining, civil rights, and Black Power movement in Greensboro
- Local issues (student, staff, and faculty issues)
- State issues (land grants)
- Federal issues ( NIH, NSF, accreditation)
- Within each section, there will be policy memo episodes with recommendations to sustain/create the momentum for funds.
Follow the podcast onIG: @funding_is_the_matter
Twitter: @funds_do_matter
To subscribe to this podcast, you can find it on Spotify, Apple, or other podcast platforms. This is a bi-weekly podcast, and I will see you in two weeks.
23 min - Podcast Trailer
Funding is the Matter, a podcast that proves to define that Black Lives Matter is a scientific and social problem.
To subscribe to this podcast, you can find it on Spotify, Apple, or other podcast platforms. This is a bi-weekly podcast, and it will be released on July 25th.
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About Funding is the Matter
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Funding is the Matter is a podcast that talks about the surplus of issues caused by the racial wealth gap. I tackle different science and policy issues on the local, state, and federal levels. Within…
each section, I am going to have a policy memo episode. A policy memo is a document that provides analysis and/or recommendations for a particular audience regarding a particular situation or problem. This is a podcast to educate and empower us all to take our future into our own hands. For the first series, I am going to be investigating the lack of funds for Historically Black Colleges and Universities or HBCUs.This podcast proves to define that Black Lives Matter is a scientific and social problem.To subscribe to this podcast, you can find it on Spotify, Apple, or other podcast platforms. This is a bi-weekly podcast, and it will be released on July 25th.