|
All Things Equal is a weekly program on WHCU Tuesday mornings at 8:30. The show looks at diversity and equity issues involving all religions, races, orientation, and abilities.
|
Diversity Consortium--June 30, 2009
Vice-chair of the consortium, and human resources director for the City of Ithaca, Schelley Michell-Nunn discusses the efforts and networking of the group.
|
|
Village at Ithaca--June 23, 2009
Village at Ithaca office manager Karen Yearwood discusses the programs offered by the advocacy group. Karen also looks at the mission and the goals of the Village.
|
|
ICSD: Dr. Judy Pastel--June 16, 2009
Superintendent of schools Dr. Judith Pastel discusses the end of the school year; progress on equity issues; and the aftermath of the Ameila Kearney lawsuit and decision.
|
|
GIAC--June 9, 2009
Marcia Fort, director of the Greater Ithaca Activities Center, discusses the agency's role in working toward equity and diversity; and shares her view on racial relations in Ithaca.
|
|
|
|
Wegmans & Diversity--May 26, 2009
This week we feature one of the sponsors of "All Things Equal", the Ithaca Wegmans store. Store manager Gary Woloszyn, and employee representatives Karin Robinson and Karyn Volpicelli join us to discuss Wegmans' diversity efforts.
|
|
United Way -- May 19, 2009
James Brown and Greg Schvey discuss the United Way campaign, and the impact the organization has on the community.
|
|
Diversity in the Workforce--May 12, 2009
Julia Mattick, director of Tompkins County Workforce Investment Board, and Diane Bradac, manager of the Tompkins Workforce NY Career Center discuss diversity, the challenging economy, and ongoing outreach programs to help the unemployed and under-employed
|
|
|
|
The Circle of Courage--April 28, 2009
Roger Sibley, executive director of the Franziska Racker Centers, about the circle of courage and moving improvements of diversity forward in Tompkins County.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Latino Civic Association--Mar 10, 2009
Leonardo Vargas-Mendez, co founder and board member for the Latino Civic Association about the work the group does and the latino population in Tompkins County.
|
|
|
|
|
|
Hospicare--Feb 17, 2009
Ann Tonzi, executive director, and Saorise McClory, community outreach coordinator, at Hospicare and Palliative Care Services of Tompkins County.
|
|
TC3 & Diversity--Feb 10, 2009
Director of Multicultural Services at Tompkins-Cortland Community College Seth Thompson talks about diversity on the Dryden campus.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
The December Holidays--Dec 23, 2008
Janet Shortall, Associate Director of Cornell United Religious Work talks about the differences and similarities between Christmas, Hanukkah, and Kwanzaa.
|
|
Tompkins Community Action--Dec 16, 2008
TCA has helped more than 5,000 people and has been around since 1966. Executive director Lee Dillon says the demand for help is increasing during this economic downturn.
|
|
Housing & Hidden Poverty--Dec 9, 2008
John Spence, the executive director for Better Housing for Tompkins County talks about afforable housing, hidden poverty, and the elder cottage program. He also introduces the newly proposed mission statement for BHTC
|
|
Thanksgiving & Native Americans--Nov 25, 2008
The real story of Thanksgiving is alot different than the story many children grow up with. We discuss this and other issues facing Native Americans with members of the American Indian Program at Cornell University.
|
|
Renaming State Street--Nov 18, 2008
Gino Bush, facilitator for the Circle of Recovery group at Ithaca High School discusses their efforts to get State Street renamed Martin Luther King, Jr. street.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Ithaca: Equity in Business--Oct 14, 2008
Audrey Cooper from the Multicultural Resource center and Alan Pederson from Cayuga Medical Center discuss equity issues impact the not-for-profit and business communities.
|
|
Diversity in the Shortstop Deli--Oct 7, 2008
Al Smith, co-owner of the Shortstop Deli explains how he has kept his business thriving, bringing diverse employees into the shop, and working closely with neighbors to make it a comfortable place to shop.
|
|
All Thing Equal Premiere--Sept 30, 2008
Tommy Bruce of Cornell and Jean McPheeters with the Tompkins County Chamber of Commerce discuss the effort to promote diversity through the community, in part with this weekly program.
|
|
|
|
