Generation Justice

With school board elections and the hiring of a new superintendent just around the corner, Albuquerque Public Schools is in a moment of tremendous transition..is this moment one of challenge or one of opportunity?

On this Sunday’s show, we featured community voices from the Families United For Education Town Hall, as well as thoughts and commentaries from education advocates about what these leadership changes could mean for APS and the students and families it serves.

With school board elections and the hiring of a new superintendent just around the corner, Albuquerque Public Schools is in a moment of tremendous transition..is this moment one of challenge or one of opportunity?

On this Sunday’s show, we featured community voices from the Families United For Education Town Hall, as well as thoughts and commentaries from education advocates about what these leadership changes could mean for APS and the students and families it serves.

In 2014, we saw moments of outrage and moments of transformative power. We have experienced, what we believe to be, a shift in global consciousness. This show is part 3 of our “Best of 2014” series, and we’re sharing some of our most compelling discussions around police violence, militarization of police departments, and institutionalized racism.

In 2014, we saw moments of outrage and moments of transformative power. We have experienced, what we believe to be, a shift in global consciousness. This show is part 3 of our “Best of 2014” series, and we’re sharing some of our most compelling discussions around police violence, militarization of police departments, and institutionalized racism.

Love is a verb, it’s an action! At GJ, love is one of our core values. We believe in the transformative power of love. And, this Sunday, we bring you our best segments of 2014 that focused on Love. This is part 2 of our “Best of 2014” series, and we’re sharing a wide-range of love-inspired segments.

Love is a verb, it’s an action! At GJ, love is one of our core values. We believe in the transformative power of love. And, this Sunday, we bring you our best segments of 2014 that focused on Love. This is part 2 of our “Best of 2014” series, and we’re sharing a wide-range of love-inspired segments.

Whether it’s discovering your identity or reclaiming your identity, knowing who you are and where you come from is empowering. We’ve compiled our best segments from 2014 that focus on identity. I Self Devine and Brother Ali, two powerful hip hop artists, discuss how identity is expressed through music and hip hop. To help us understand why Chicano Studies was banned in some Arizona schools, we spoke with Dr. Augustine Romero. We'll also hear a montage of New Mexican Chican@s talking about their identity. And, finally, we hear from participants at the 2014 Gathering of Nations about their Indigenous identity.

Whether it’s discovering your identity or reclaiming your identity, knowing who you are and where you come from is empowering. We’ve compiled our best segments from 2014 that focus on identity. I Self Devine and Brother Ali, two powerful hip hop artists, discuss how identity is expressed through music and hip hop. To help us understand why Chicano Studies was banned in some Arizona schools, we spoke with Dr. Augustine Romero. We'll also hear a montage of New Mexican Chican@s talking about their identity. And, finally, we hear from participants at the 2014 Gathering of Nations about their Indigenous identity.

Love is a verb, it’s an action! At GJ, love is one of our core values. We believe in the transformative power of love. And, this Sunday, we bring you our best segments of 2014 that focused on Love. This is part 2 of our “Best of 2014” series, and we’re sharing a wide-range of love-inspired segments.

Whether it’s discovering your identity or reclaiming your identity, knowing who you are and where you come from is empowering. We’ve compiled our best segments from 2014 that focus on identity. I Self Devine and Brother Ali, two powerful hip hop artists, discuss how identity is expressed through music and hip hop. To help us understand why Chicano Studies was banned in some Arizona schools, we spoke with Dr. Augustine Romero. We'll also hear a montage of New Mexican Chican@s talking about their identity. And, finally, we hear from participants at the 2014 Gathering of Nations about their Indigenous identity.