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U Radio episodes

  • U Radio News: Eco-Drinks Events Strengthen Manitoba’s Environmental Network

    The Manitoba Eco-Network’s Eco-Drinks event brings together individuals passionate about sustainability for engaging, informal discussions on climate action and collaboration. By fostering connections across sectors, the event inspires optimism and collective action, with attendees sharing ideas like electrifying transportation and protecting local ecosystems.

    https://u-channel.ca/from-beers-to-solutions-eco-drinks-events-strengthen-manitobas-environmental-network/

    4 min
  • U Radio News: A Revolutionary Community Space for 2SQTBIPOC Voices

    Matter Manitoba, a volunteer-led organization in Winnipeg, champions Two-Spirit, Queer, and Trans Black, Indigenous, and People of Colour (2SQTBIPOC) art and community. Founders Carla Taylor, Nix Cristobal Calma, and Bre Cristobal Calma aim to challenge barriers and celebrate marginalized voices with initiatives like an art gallery, library, and community-led workshops.

    https://u-channel.ca/a-revolutionary-community-space-for-2sqtbipoc-voices/

    4 min
  • U Radio News: How School Nutrition Programs Are Supporting Families and Students

    Winnipeg schools are seeing the positive impact of new federal and provincial nutrition programs, which provide students with nutritious meals and snacks that reduce stigma and improve focus. With enhanced food options across 42 schools, families and educators celebrate the difference this support makes to student well-being and learning.

    https://u-channel.ca/how-school-nutrition-programs-are-supporting-families-and-students/

    5 min
  • U Radio News: Peg City Kindness Crew Fighting to Bring A Merrier Christmas As Food Insecurity Increases

    Peg City Kindness Crew urgently needs support to provide holiday hampers for 750 Winnipeg families in need. Due to the unfortunate growing trend of food insecurity, even those who have supported Peg City Kindness Crew in past years are finding themselves in need of help this holiday season.

    https://u-channel.ca/peg-city-kindness-crew-fighting-to-bring-a-merrier-christmas-as-food-insecurity-increases/

    5 min
  • U Radio News: Rising Demand Strains Winnipeg Cheer Board Despite Major Donations

    The Christmas Cheer Board of Winnipeg received a critical $150K donation from the Manitoba Government and Manitoba Métis Federation, helping address deficits and rising demand as over 21,000 hampers are expected this year. 🎁 However, costs are just the beginning of the challenges experienced, with a dire need for delivery drivers.

    https://u-channel.ca/rising-demand-strains-winnipeg-cheer-board-despite-major-donations/

    4 min
  • U Radio News: Can Body-Worn Cameras Restore Trust in Policing?

    A recent police shooting in Winnipeg has reignited calls for body-worn cameras, but experts like Professor Christopher J. Schneider question their ability to enhance police accountability due to privacy laws and inconsistent findings on their effectiveness.

    https://u-channel.ca/body-cameras-in-winnipeg-wont-increase-trust-or-confidence-in-police/

    8 min
  • U Radio News: Youth-Centred Solutions Key in Tackling Growing Mental Health Challenges in Rural and Urban Communities

    Access to youth mental health care in Manitoba remains a pressing issue, particularly in rural areas and among Indigenous communities, who face disproportionately high suicide rates. Huddle, a youth-focused initiative, addresses these needs by providing a safe, inclusive space shaped by youth input, offering services across six pillars of care, and fostering a sense of community while tackling ongoing challenges like funding and basic needs provision.

    https://u-channel.ca/youth-centred-solutions-key-in-tackling-growing-mental-health-challenges-in-rural-and-urban-communities/

    8 min
  • U Radio News: Funding Challenges Threaten Altered Minds’ Mission for Inclusive Tech Education

    Altered Minds, a nonprofit focused on supporting newcomers and marginalized groups in Manitoba, has pivoted to its Computers for Life program to address digital literacy needs despite losing core funding during the pandemic. While the program has grown significantly since its 2019 launch, funding uncertainties threaten its sustainability beyond March 2025.

    https://u-channel.ca/funding-challenges-threaten-altered-minds-mission-for-inclusive-tech-education/

    6 min

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Digital Ethnocultural Radio station focused on diverse communities of Canada presented by U Multicultural.