| Adiga Iyo Daryeelka Caafimaadkaaga |
| Si aad ah u fahamto daryeelka howlaha caafimaadkaaga nidaamka hawlaha caafimaadka I yo fursada ha uu ku siinayo si qaab soomalinimo ah. Waxaa wax ka soo saaray UCare. |
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| Age Well, Live Well: A Town Hall Forum |
| A lively discussion with Minnesotans about our changing demographics and community strategies to help us age well and live well. Hosted by Cathy Wurzer and co-produced with the Minnesota Board on Aging. |
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| ALMANAC: HANDS-ON HISTORY |
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| Amiri Baraka: The Power of the Word |
| Black Arts poet Amiri Baraka reads from his work, & discusses writing, politics & the Black experience w/author Alexs Pate. Co-produced w/Givens Fdn. |
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| Angela Davis: Education Not Incarceration |
| Angela Y. Davis is known internationally for her ongoing work to combat all forms of oppression. In 1969 she gained national attention for being removed from her teaching position at UCLA as a result of her social activism and membership in the Communist Party. Today Davis is a professor in the History of Consciousness department at the University of California, Santa Cruz. She is an accomplished author and a member of the Advisory Board of the Prison Activist Resource Center, currently working on a comparative study of women's imprisonment in the United States, Netherlands, and Cuba.
Sponsored in part by the University of Minnesota, The Minneapolis Foundation, and General Mills Foundation, the Givens NOMMO Forum Series engages premiere African American authors and community members in critical dialogue through the experience of "nommo," a Swahili translation meaning the magic power of the word. The 2004 Forum is dedicated to April Noelle Givens, who loved literature and life. |
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| The Augsburg College Advent Vespers Celebration |
| The Augsburg College Advent Vespers celebration is one of the largest holiday music events in the Twin Cities. Held in the beautifully renovated Central Lutheran Church in downtown Minneapolis, Augsburg College's celebration of the Advent/Christmas season combines over 300 participants; choirs, instrumentalists, readers, and a full liturgical party; and depicts through music and word the message of Christ's coming to the world. |
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| BelAhdan |
| "BelAhdan" is a variety talk show concerning Middle Eastern issues and perspectives. Visit the BelAhdan web site. |
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| Beliefs About Poverty |
| Donna Beegle grew up poor. She's now an advocate. Hear how she suggests society helps those in need. Co-produced with Northwest Area Foundation. |
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| A Bold Experiment: Met Council at 40 |
| This program sums up the Met Council's 40 years of guiding the growth of the Twin Cities. Co-produced by the Met Council and TPT's MN Channel |
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| Century of Seasons |
| A Century of Seasons is a celebration of the first 100 years of the Eloise Butler Wildflower Garden. It was produced by John Akre, the Friends of the Wild Flower Garden and MTN. |
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| Cikala Maka Anishnabe Becoming MediaWise |
| Cikala Maka Anishnabe Becoming Media Wise helps parents understand the power of media for good and bad. Co-production National Institute Media Family. |
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| Coming Home: Supporting Your Soldier |
| A program discussing the mental health concerns faced by returning veterans and their families. Co-produced with NAMI Minnesota. |
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| Discovering Fluid Power |
| Robots, earth movers and modern medicine use Fluid Power to create change. Co-produced with the University of Minnesota. |
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| Diversity in Focus |
| Diversity in Focus is about the contributions of the diverse South Asian Community in America. (Produced by Mukhtar Thakur) |
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| Drug Courts: Justice that Heals |
| A program demonstrating how drug court is a problem-solving approach using the power of the court & collaboration. Co-produced w/MN Judicial Branch. |
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| Drugs & Alcohol: Immigrant Perspectives |
| Immigrant perspectives related to drug and alcohol addiction in the American culture. A Co Production with the Minnesota Dept of Human Services. |
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| ECHO |
| Emergency and Community Health Outreach (ECHO)
Public Health advisories and emergency alerts for Minnesota's refugee and immigrant populations are presented in six languages; Spanish, Vietnamese, Hmong, Lao, Khmer and Somali
To view archived Echo programs, visit the Echo partner page. |
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| Emerging Health Solutions |
| A program designed to educate the public of emerging health solutions through patient stories in co-production with St. Joseph’s Hospital. |
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| Everyday Heroes: Richard Copeland |
| A profile of an individual success story co-produced with MEDA
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| Finding the Passion to Lead |
| Author and former CEO Bill George asks prominent leaders for their personal stories of inner strength in this Minnesota Channel Production. |
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| Food, Fuel and Climate Change |
| Experts on climate, agriculture and energy discuss ideas to make change. Co-produced with the University of Minnesota Center for Austrian Studies |
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| Genocide Again: Darfur |
| Eyewitnesses and experts on the causes of genocide and the ongoing confilct in Darfur; co-produced with the UM Cntr for Holocaust & Genocide Studies |
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| Getting Right with AIDS |
| The story of African Americans staying strong and well while facing HIV disease. Co-produced with Hennepin County. |
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| Greatest Generation Film Showcase 3 |
| Short films exploring the life & legacy of the Greatest Generation & interviews with the award winning filmmakers. Co-produced w/MN Historical Society. |
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| Greatest Generation Showcase 2: The War |
| A co-production with the Minnesota Historical Society showcases the 2007 award-winning videos about Minnesotans during WWII. |
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| Green Cities: Leading the Way |
| Exploring sustainability efforts throughout Minnesota by profiling several cities around the state. Coproduction w/ League of MN Cities. |
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| Health Care: Models for Change |
| Local and international experts compare German and US health care systems. Co-produced with the U of M Center for German and European Studies. |
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| Health, Care and You |
| Better understand caring for your health, the healthcare system and your options through an African American perspective. Co-produced with UCare. |
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| Homeless Youth: Finding Home |
| Stories from youth who have struggled with homelessness - causes, complexities and finding home. Co-production with Amherst A. Wilder Foundation. |
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| How Alcohol Came to the American Indian |
| Understanding the nature of rampant alcoholism among American Indian people. Co-production with MN DHS |
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| Indian Women: Strength and Resilience |
| Indian women bring strength and resilience to overcome ills including human trafficking. Co-production with MN Indian Women’s Resource Center. |
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| Inside the Boardroom: Jill Lajdziak |
| Marilyn Carlson Nelson and Saturn's Jill Lajdziak discuss business and life management strategies. Co-produced with the Carlson School of Management. |
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| Inside the Boardroom: Reatha Clark King |
| Marilyn Carlson Nelson and Reatha Clark King discuss successfully balancing personal and professional lives in the world of business. Co-produced by Carlson School of Management. |
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| Interfaith Bridges to Holy Land Peace |
| An interfaith (Muslim, Jewish, Christian) dialogue about the controversial Israeli-Palestinian situation. Co-produced with the University of St. Thomas. |
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| Joining Forces |
| Experts discuss health issues affecting Minnesota's soldiers. |
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| Joining Forces to End Hunger |
| National and local leaders in hunger-relief talk about what needs to happen to end hunger. Co-produced with Second Harvest Heartland. |
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| Journeyman |
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| Kev Noj Qab Nyob Zoo Thiab Koj |
| To taub meej txog koj txoj kev noj qab nyob zoo, thiab koj muaj cai xaiv tau mus hauv tus kws Hmoob. Sib koom tsim nrog UCare. |
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| Khat in the Somali Community |
| Khat is a stimulant herb indigenous to parts of Africa and Arabia. Learn more about its addictive nature. Co-production w/MN Dept of Human Services. |
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| Kuwu Nguyu: Living Well With AIDS |
| Africans living in Minnesota detail a path for staying strong and fighting the HIV epidemic in their communities. Co-produced with Hennepin County. |
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| La Salud, Su Cuidado y Usted |
| Para un mejor entendimiento sobre su salud, del sistema para el cuidado de la salud y sus opciones a través de una perspectiva latina. Co-producida en conjunto con UCare. |
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| La Vida no es Justa |
| Knowing the facts, preventive actions and testing for AIDS are critical to stopping the spread of the disease. Co-production with Neighborhood House
Conociendo los hechos, tomando medidos de prevención y haciéndose la prueba es crÃtical para parar VIH/SIDA. Co-producción con Neighborhood House. |
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| Leading Women: Reatha Clark King |
| Reatha Clark King shares her inspiring story of a small town girl who becomes a leader in business and education; with the Women's Foundation of MN. |
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| Long-Term Care Financing Solutions |
| A panel of experts discuss solutions to financing long term care as baby boomers approach retirement. Co-produced with MHHA. |
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| Minnesota at 150: Real and Imagined |
| Minnesotans gather at the State Fair to imagine our state's future. Topics range from the great outdoors to the arts to education. |
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| MINNESOTA NATIVE SHOWCASE |
| Two native filmmakers; Elias Funaro, Dakota, and Rick Anderson, Ojibwe, share their films on the language and cultural resurgence in their communities. |
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| Minnesota’s Progressive Republicans |
| Three leading Republicans examine Minnesota's progressive Republican tradition dating back to the 19th century. Co-produced with Growth & Justice |
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| MINNOVATION: The Geek & The Weatherman |
| The Geek Squad founder, Robert Stephens, and meteorologist Paul Douglas discuss how innovation is seen as a new currency of business. |
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| MNTV |
| A showcase of shorts from some of Minnesota's finest independent filmmakers. A co-production with IFP/MN, Walker Art Center and Intermedia Arts. |
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| Moving the Debate on Health Care Reform |
| In Moving the Debate on Health Care Reform educators, policy makers and business leaders look at the future of health care. Co-production with AARP. |
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| Myths of Addiction |
| When it comes to addiction to alcohol and other drugs, it seems everyone has an opinion. But not all opinions are based in fact. Many people harbor long-standing misconceptions about both the nature and treatment of addiction. Myths of Addiction sets the record straight, debunking some of the most commonly held myths and misconceptions. Hazelden experts help separate facts from fiction about this chronic illness, and offer hope for recovery. Panelists include:William Moyers, VP of External Relations and son of journalist Bill Moyers, Dianne Seger of Hazelden's Center for Youth and Families, Dr. Marvin Seppala, Chief Medical Officer and author, and Betty Davis Reynolds, an ordained minister in the Continuing Care Program. Co-produced with Hazelden. |
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| New Energy |
| A fresh look at how the Midwest is creating a green energy economy. Co-produced with Windustry. |
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| No Fear CPR: Take Action, Save Lives |
| Everyone can learn hands only CPR and save more lives from sudden cardiac arrest. Don't be afraid, do it! Co-production with Allina Health System. |
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| On Air - 40 years of Radio Talking Book |
| A look at the history of Radio Talking Book helping blind, visually impaired and blind and deaf Minnesotans. Co-produced w/ State Svcs for the Blind. |
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| Opium Use: A Hmong Perspective |
| The traditional use of opium is examined as Hmong immigrants adjust to American culture. Co-production with MN DHS |
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| Opportunity for All: Health Disparities |
| Health and well-being is one of the most urgent and largest disparities facing people of color in Minnesota. What is being done? Hear from a panel of experts including former Surgeon General, Dr. Michael Trujillo. Co-produced by the Minneapolis Foundation. |
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| Our Environment and Our Health |
| The environment we live in has profound impacts on our health, especially the health of our children. Co-produced w/ BCBS Foundation of MN. |
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| Outdoor Recreation In Decline |
| An examination of the decline in outdoor recreation and its impact on society. Co-produced with the DNR. |
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| Poverty End Date: A Forum |
| A panel of experts discusses the notion of being able to end poverty by 2020. Co-produced with Northwest Area Foundation. |
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| Power of the Arts |
| Arts programs build community, celebrate diversity and change lives. Produced with COMPAS of St. Paul. |
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| Pride of Minnesota: Backstage |
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| Restoring Hope One Car at a Time |
| An effective model of assisting the economically disadvantaged by removing transportation barriers. A co production of TPT’s MN Channel and Free to Be. |
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| The Rhetoric of Political Ads |
| Critics of political discourse Kathleen Hall Jamieson & Karlyn Kohrs Campbell examine political campaign messages. Co-produced w/Macalester College. |
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| Roads, Rails and Urban Change |
| Transportation planning and design has transformed and defined the Twin Cities for 150 years - co-produced with the U of M Metro Consortium. |
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| Robert Pastor's Views on NAFTA |
| The Director at the Center for North American Studies at American University shares his controversial views on the NAFTA agreement. Co-produced with St Thomas University. |
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| Saint Thomas Christmas |
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| Save a Life: Heart Care and You |
| A panel of experts with healthy heart information for women, children & men of all ethnicities. |
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| Shaping Your Community for a Lifetime |
| Everyone can help shape their community. The aging of MN's population brings new opportunities for all. Co-production with the MN Board on Aging. |
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| Shared Values: Health & Community |
| An exploration into the correlation between social connectedness and overall health within immigrant populations. Co-produced w/BCBS Foundation of MN. |
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| Sonia Sanchez: The Power of the Word |
| Poet, playwright and author Sonia Sanchez reads and discusses her work with Alexs Pate; produced with the Givens Fdn. for African American Literature. |
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| Sustain MN - Local Cooks, Local Foods |
| Local growers from around the state, food critic Andrew Zimmern, and chefs from three of Minneapolis' hottest restaurants offer their insight on sustainable agriculture. Learn answers to the questions: Why do certain types of pork taste better? How important are quality ingredients in the recipes you prepare? How do sustainable farming practices help protect the land growers farm? In a co-production with the Minnesota Farmers Union, "Sustainable MN: Local Cooks, Local Foods" explains the booming trend of sustainable growing practices. |
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| Tobacco vs. Minnesota: Clearing the Air |
| Tobacco has been engrained in Minnesota's culture for decades, but history is changing. Co-produced by ClearWay Minnesota. |
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| Vietnamese News |
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| Watergate Revisited: Lawyer Ethics |
| Former Watergate prosecutors and White House attorneys take the stage in a forum on "Watergate Revisited: Lawyer Ethics." |
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| The World We Create: An International Children's Festival |
| The arts unite kids from all cultures every year at the Ordway's annual Children's Festival in downtown St. Paul. Co-produced w/the Ordway. |
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