KMOJCast

Dr. Osterholm discuss temperature ranges for COVID-19 vaccines and updates on vaccination protocol.

MDH continues outreach to people in Minnesota at highest risk of Monkeypox.

Rochelle Cox, Superintendent MPS, discusses improving the climate inside our schools. Climate refers to how all of our employees contribute to making Minneapolis Public Schools a place for everyone.

The goal is to have MPS known by our community as

welcoming, responsive and connected by: Fully implementing the climate framework to ensure all

district staff, parents, and students feel heard,

valued and respected. Providing consistent opportunities for youth, parents

and community members to provide feedback

Dr. Nathan Chomilio, Medical Director, State of Minnesota for Medicaid and MinnesotaCare Programs talks with Freddie Bell about Medical Benefit extensions to 12 months after giving birth instead of only 60 days. Dr. Chomilo also offers an opinion on the CDC's relaxation of COVID guidelines.

Dr. Michael Osterholm, American epidemiologist, Regents Professor, and Director of the Center for Infectious Disease Research, discusses COVID, The Pox and the resurgence of Polio in America.

Artika Tyner 2022 Bush Fellow, is a accomplished educator, civil rights attorney, law professor and award-winning children's book author, who beat the odds as a child growing up surrounded by incarcerated family members. She immersed herself in books from an early age and became a first-generation college student. Now, she seeks to share the gift of reading with children of color who are growing up in conditions similar to those she experienced. She sees that Minnesota's educational system continues to experience some of the most significant racial disparities in the U.S.

Multiracial, multicultural movement of families, students, teachers and community members to dismantle and develop programs to end systemic racism at MPS.

Dr. Cedric Alexander, was sworn is a the City of Minneapolis fir Community Safety Commissioner with the authority to oversee and direct the city's community safety departments, including Police, Fire, 911, Emergency Management and the Office of Violence Prevention (Neighborhood Safety). The Executive Order formalizes the Commissioner's role in helping shape the new office of Community Safety alongside policymakers.