In this episode, we explore the importance of strong neighborhood and community relationships to the health of nations… and discuss how many neighborhoods in the U.S. don’t have strong local ties and need structural and systemic help.
My guest is Seth Kaplan - Author of Fragile Neighborhoods Repairing American Society One Zip Code at a Time. Seth is also an international relations expert whose job is to help fragile states around the world. He consults with organizations such as the World Bank and U.S. State Department, and he teaches international relations at Johns Hopkins University.
This is Civity Week on News in Context. Civity is a culture of deliberately engaging in relationships of respect and empathy with others who are different moving from Us vs. Them to We All Belong.
Barry Thomas on Racially Motivated Incidents & Media in the U.S.
The Role of Libraries in Communities, Every Day & In Crisis
The Tales of Two Pandemics: with Dr. Nancy Bristow
1918 Flu Pandemic vs. COVID-19: Nancy Bristow, U Puget Sound
The Importance of SEEing. with Civity Co-Founders Malka Kopell & Palma Strand
News In Context: News Coverage of COVID-19, with Ed Beebout & Anne Belden
Social Media & The Presidential Campaign During COVID-19, with Dr. Amber Boydstun
Framing During COVID-19, with Dr. Amber Boydstun
Michelle Ciulla Lipkin, ED of NAMLE, on Media Literacy & COVID-19
The Relationship Among Newsrooms, Audiences, and Information, w/Dr. Chandra Clark
Xyza News for Kids with Sapna Satagopan, Pt. 2
Xyza News for Kids with Sapna Satagopan, Pt. 1
Human Library with Derek Wolfgram & Jenny Barnes
Framing in Primary Media Coverage w/Anne Belden & Ed Beebout
Context with John Zipperer, VP of Editorial at The Commonwealth Club
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