Native America Calling

Native America Calling

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  • 10-18-18 Writing your way into college
    It’s around this time of year that high school seniors start dreading the box on their college application reserved for a personal essay. It typically involves turning a personal story into a narrative about overcoming adversity or finding a creative way to solve a problem. It usually requires the ability to “humble brag,” a skill that often takes a little practice. The good news is the college application survey can give admissions officials a sense of who you are beyond grades and test scores.
    59 min
  • 10-17-18 The Native vote
    The midterm election is fast approaching. Some states are already accepting early and absentee voting. The number of Native candidates on ballots around the country could boost turnout. At the same time there are a number of new constraints that could hinder Native voters. Objections by tribes and Native organizations weren’t enough to stop a North Dakota law requiring a physical addresses in IDs which could inhibit thousands of Native voters. We’ll discuss some of the barriers Native voter might encounter when the go to the polls. We’ll also discuss the choice some Natives make to not vote. Will you be voting this election? Tweet us @180099Native
    59 min
  • 10-17-18 The Native vote
    The midterm election is fast approaching. Some states are already accepting early and absentee voting. The number of Native candidates on ballots around the country could boost turnout. At the same time there are a number of new constraints that could hinder Native voters. Objections by tribes and Native organizations weren’t enough to stop a North Dakota law requiring a physical addresses in IDs which could inhibit thousands of Native voters. We’ll discuss some of the barriers Native voter might encounter when the go to the polls. We’ll also discuss the choice some Natives make to not vote. Will you be voting this election? Tweet us @180099Native
    59 min
  • 10-17-18 The Native vote
    The midterm election is fast approaching. Some states are already accepting early and absentee voting. The number of Native candidates on ballots around the country could boost turnout. At the same time there are a number of new constraints that could hinder Native voters. Objections by tribes and Native organizations weren’t enough to stop a North Dakota law requiring a physical addresses in IDs which could inhibit thousands of Native voters. We’ll discuss some of the barriers Native voter might encounter when the go to the polls. We’ll also discuss the choice some Natives make to not vote. Will you be voting this election? Tweet us @180099Native
    59 min
  • 10-16-18 Native parents and Down syndrome
    Down syndrome is the most common chromosomal disorder. One out of every 700 babies are born with it, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. People with Down syndrome have a wide range of developmental and cognitive impairments and are at increased risk of health problems like hearing loss and heart abnormalities. At the same time they have all the emotions and joys in life as anybody else. We’ll talk with Native parents about the joys and challenges of raising a Down syndrome child and hear from therapists about the most promising approaches for parents and kids.
    59 min
  • 10-16-18 Native parents and Down syndrome
    Down syndrome is the most common chromosomal disorder. One out of every 700 babies are born with it, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. People with Down syndrome have a wide range of developmental and cognitive impairments and are at increased risk of health problems like hearing loss and heart abnormalities. At the same time they have all the emotions and joys in life as anybody else. We’ll talk with Native parents about the joys and challenges of raising a Down syndrome child and hear from therapists about the most promising approaches for parents and kids.
    59 min
  • 10-16-18 Native parents and Down syndrome
    Down syndrome is the most common chromosomal disorder. One out of every 700 babies are born with it, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. People with Down syndrome have a wide range of developmental and cognitive impairments and are at increased risk of health problems like hearing loss and heart abnormalities. At the same time they have all the emotions and joys in life as anybody else. We’ll talk with Native parents about the joys and challenges of raising a Down syndrome child and hear from therapists about the most promising approaches for parents and kids.
    59 min
  • 10-15-18 You’re outta here, Chief Wahoo (sort of)
    Chief Wahoo, the offensive red-faced logo for the Cleveland Indians Major League Baseball team, made its last appearance on the team’s jerseys and ballpark this month. It’s one step closer toward erasing the mascot that Native organizations and other Indian mascot opponents have been fighting for decades. But Cleveland fans will still be able to purchase team merchandise with the logo and many vow to wear the symbol in the stands. We’ll check in on the extra-innings effort to get the message across about offensive logos.
    59 min
  • 10-15-18 You’re outta here, Chief Wahoo (sort of)
    Chief Wahoo, the offensive red-faced logo for the Cleveland Indians Major League Baseball team, made its last appearance on the team’s jerseys and ballpark this month. It’s one step closer toward erasing the mascot that Native organizations and other Indian mascot opponents have been fighting for decades. But Cleveland fans will still be able to purchase team merchandise with the logo and many vow to wear the symbol in the stands. We’ll check in on the extra-innings effort to get the message across about offensive logos.
    59 min
  • 10-15-18 You’re outta here, Chief Wahoo (sort of)
    Chief Wahoo, the offensive red-faced logo for the Cleveland Indians Major League Baseball team, made its last appearance on the team’s jerseys and ballpark this month. It’s one step closer toward erasing the mascot that Native organizations and other Indian mascot opponents have been fighting for decades. But Cleveland fans will still be able to purchase team merchandise with the logo and many vow to wear the symbol in the stands. We’ll check in on the extra-innings effort to get the message across about offensive logos.
    59 min

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