The report found New Yorkers are eager for more transparency, a desire to engage with the political process and that newsrooms want to provide civic information to readers.
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Central Current Radio: Citizens Academy
FOCUS Greater Syracuse connects CNY residents with opportunities for civic engagement and education about local government. Program Director Alicia Ernest shares details about how to get involved.
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Central Current Radio: Who cares for the caregivers?
David’s Refuge Executive Director Kate Houck says it’s not a question of “if” we will be caregivers, but “when”. With this in mind, she offers new ways to look at the role.
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Central Current Radio: Prof. Josh Darr on political polarization
SU Prof. Josh Darr explores how political polarization presents itself today and the role local newspapers play in healing the damage.
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Central Current Radio: Prof. Robert Thompson on the evolution of news media
In the 1960s, just a few TV anchors delivered the national news to households across America. Today, the accessibility of the internet has democratized broadcasting – and brought with it a host of unintended consequences.
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Central Current Radio: Elections Commissioner Dustin Czarny
Onondaga County Election Commissioner Dustin Czarny discusses how this year’s election cycle is unfolding in Syracuse and the CNY region.
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Central Current Radio: Syracuse Orchestra is breaking the mold
Dr. Roosevelt “Rick” Wright and Maximilian Eyle dive into the world of symphonic music with Syracuse Orchestra Executive Director Pam Murchison.
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Central Current Radio: Rebuilding Local Journalism
The latest national trends in journalism, current initiatives, and projects underway at Central New York’s non-profit local news source.
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Central Current Radio: Authors gather for literacy event
In this edition of Central Current Radio, co-hosts Rick Wright and Max Eyle talk to Susan Keeter of Light a Candle for Literacy.
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Central Current Radio: the lead crisis and women’s health
Leadership from the Sankofa Health and Healing Center talk about the lead crisis and women’s health.
