First Person Radio: March 30: LEADERS IN NATIVE AMERICAN PHILANTHROPY – AUDIO is UP BELOW

Air date:
Tags: , , , , , , 
Listen here:

First Person Radio (2011-03-30)

IT’S SPRING MEMBERSHIP DRIVE TIME ON KFAI. REMEMBER TO CALL IN AND CONTRIBUTE YOUR FAIR SHARE FOR THE KFAI PROGRAMS YOU HEAR EACH WEEK ON THIS COMMUNITY-BASED STATION. 612-375-9030. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ This week’s three guests are part of Native Americans in Philanthropy: Carly Hare is Executive Director Native Americans in Philanthropy after having been a voting member[...] Read More »

AUDIO HERE: First Person Radio: Feb 2: CORINE FAIRBANKS: AIM’s Work in California

Air date:
Tags: , , , , , , 
Listen here:

First Person Radio (2011-02-02)

CHANGE: Tiokasin Ghosthorse ran into the Chicago storm and will join FPR another day. Corine Fairbanks is Oglala Lakota and is the Director of Development for the American Indian Movement Santa Barbara Chapter.  Fairbanks has been involved in social, cultural, and political organizing for most of her life, having first been involved with the American Indian[...] Read More »

First Person Radio Sep 29: ELONA-STREET-STEWART: Native Life in Education

Air date:
Tags: , , , , , 
Listen here:

First Person Radio (2010-09-29)

This week’s guest is Elona Street-Stewart, chair of the St. Paul Board of Education. Street-Stewart is the first American Indian elected to the Saint Paul School Board and the first to serve on an urban school district board in Minnesota. She also chairs theAmerican Indian Family Center. Her focus has long been on multicultural and cross-cultural issues. Street-Stewart was cited this[...] Read More »

First Person Radio: Sept 8: The Status of Nonprofits: Marcia Avner & Jon Pratt – MCN*

Air date:
Tags: , , , , , , 
Listen here:

First Person Radio (2010-09-08)

Nonprofits are feeling the pinch – not only financially, but politically, in this economic climate. Why politically? Because nonprofits stand to lose their tax status if they promote candidates or become too political. But their hands aren’t complete tied, and the*Minnesota Council of Nonprofits (MCN) counsels their thousands of members to advocate and collaborate and coalesce to[...] Read More »