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Fall 2008 during Morning Edition
The current broadcast Radio Rookies will air in the Fall 2008 during Morning Edition on WNYC and will be available for downloading. The broadcast Radio Rookies Brooklyn workshop is being held in partnership with the High School for Global Citizenship (HSGC) in Crown Heights. HSGC strives to create a learning environment that encourages, “Peace, Justice, Sustainability, Diversity, and Democratic Participation.” The newest Rookies stories will explore why parents work so much, child abuse, literacy, not reaching one’s potential, and being different. Stay tuned.
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Monday, Feb. 25 - Friday, Feb 29 during Morning Edition
The latest broadcast Radio Rookies series “Out On My Own: Stories of Living Away from One’s Parents” aired Feb. 25-Feb 29th during Morning Edition on WNYC and will be available for downloading here. Their courageous stories explore foster care, making it as legally emancipated minor, and life in a group home. The stories are also available via podcast.
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Anime, death, love, sex, and even a story all about chicken. These are just some of the topics covered by the stories produced during the first Short Wave workshop with students from The High School for Global Citizenship in Crown Heights, Brooklyn. Their stories debut here:
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Radio Rookies is an award-winning WNYC program that trains young people to use words and sounds to tell true stories about themselves, their communities and the world. Through a series of workshops, each held in a different neighborhood, Radio Rookies gives teenagers the tools to become radio journalists. What is Radio Rookies?
Click on the map of New York City to hear Radio Rookies stories from different neighborhoods.
Funding
Radio Rookies is supported by A.L. Mailman Foundation, Bay and Paul Foundations, Con Edison, Fred L. Emerson Foundation, Helena Rubinstein Foundation, Margaret Neubart Foundation, National Endowment for the Arts, New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, The New York Times Company Foundation, Time Warner and W. Clement & Jessie V. Stone Foundation. |
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