Young Media-Makers: Come PodCamp With Us!
We’re cueing up some fun here at D&Me HQ: a free PodCamp for area students in grades 8-12, happening 1 to 5 p.m. Sunday, May […]
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Now Hiring Student Podcasters, Advisers and More
Cincinnati Public Radio announces spring semester work opportunities for area college and high school students and recent graduates, through WVXU’s educational outreach program Democracy & […]
Suddenly Home-Schooling? Here’s Help
Today I’m reminded of an old educational acronym: STOP! Spontaneous Teaching Opportunity Present! As positive as we’re all trying to be in these extraordinary and […]
Honorable Mentions From NPR Student Podcast Challenge
Earlier this year, NPR invited students to submit podcasts to the first-ever Student Podcast Challenge in order to compete for a grand prize, and a […]
Youth At The Booth Needs You!
Do you wish to be more involved in the democratic process? Looking for civic engagement opportunities? Then join Youth At The Booth! In an effort […]
Black History Series Part 1: Learning Black History through Music
By Dr. David Childs, Ph.D.Northern Kentucky University A critical component in the success of the American democratic project is to embrace the diversity within the […]
A Conversation About Journalism
What is a Journalist? A journalist gathers and presents news and information that you can use to make better decisions about your life and community. […]
Episode 61: Let’s Go PodCamping!
Less bugs, more microphones—this is how we like to commune with the elements here at D&Z. Cincinnati Public Radio’s first-ever PodCamp brought together students from […]
Student Truth Sheds Light in 2022 Voices Competition
“I think a lot of kids our age are just bombarded by all the negativity, all the hard and horrible things that are happening,” said Peer Prize winner Ruby Kolik of SCPA. “I wanted to offer something positive… to show that good things are happening.”
Congrats to You, Class of ’22!
They say “The tassle’s worth the hassle,” but dang… for this year’s graduating seniors, teens who’ve been living with COVID-19 since they were sophomores, the […]
The Danger of Disinformation and Anti-Intellectualism in Today’s Society
Dr. David Childs, D.D., Ph.D.Northern Kentucky University IntroductionOne of the troubling aspects of the times that we live in is that many people do not […]
Critical Race Theory and Education Talk at the Mercantile Library
Critical Race Theory and Education Talk at the Mercantile LibraryThursday May 12, 2022, 6 pm reception/6:30 pm program. There has been increasing legislation across the […]
Want to Know More about the Russia-Ukraine War? Here are Some Helpful Resources for Families, Schools and the Community
Dr. David Childs, D.D., Ph.D.Northern Kentucky University IntroductionConfused about what is going on with the war in Ukraine? Here are five things that will give […]
Check Out These Multicultural Children’s Books for Your Classroom or Home Library
Dr. David Childs, D.D., Ph.D.Northern Kentucky University Parents, teachers and many people in the general public are becoming increasingly interested in resources and books that […]
Teaching Resources for the Supreme Court Justice Nomination and Confirmation Process
Dr. David Childs, D.D., Ph.D.Northern Kentucky University Diversifying the curriculum in K-12 social studies classrooms is of the utmost importance as US society and the […]
Episode 60: Digging Into Earth Day
With Earth Day on the horizon (April 22), we go deep into our own connections with nature, health and the environment. We consider the past—Earth […]
We [Heart] Librarians
And we’re not the only ones! Leading up to National Library Workers Day, celebrated on April 5, more than 700 happy customers shared notes of […]