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It Takes A Village

The name of the new show, by veteran KBOO programmer, Shaheed Haamid It Takes A Village is from an old African proverb that recognizes the diversity, differences and unity needed to make a community work. It Takes A Village will attempt to examine some of the current political and social issues affecting our local as well as global community today, in order to view situations and peoples from a multi-dimensional perspective.

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Patricia Feathers, Founder and Executive Director of Urban Bridges Studio in Portland

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It Takes A Village
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Mon, 01/09/2012

Host Shaheed Haamid speaks with Patricia Feathers, Founder and Executive Director of Urban Bridges Studio in Northeast Portland, a non-profit organization whose purpose is to see that every child will have the same opportunity available to them to improve and excel in their lives.

This program was re-scheduled from Friday, the 6th.

 
 
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It Takes A Village 12/02/2011

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Fri, 12/02/2011

Host Shaheed Haamid and guest Hank Stern, spokesman for Multnomah County Department of Community Justice, honor the passing of Rob Ingram, director of the Mayor's Office of Youth Violence Prevention, and discus what is being done about youth violence in the community.

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Dr. John Carlos and Dave Zirin discuss their new book, "The John Carlos Story"

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Fri, 11/04/2011

Host Shaheed Haamid speaks with Dr. John Carlos and Dave Zirin. Dave Zirin is the sportswriter for The Nation magazine, and Dr. John Carlos was one of two athletes who raised a Black Power salute during a medal ceremony at the 1968 Olympic Games in Mexico City. They collaborated on the new book "The John Carlos Story: The Sports Moment That Changed the World" published by Haymarket Books.

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Jefferson High School: 100 Years of Excellence

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Fri, 07/02/2010

Host Shaheed Haamid looks at the legacy of Jefferson High School with Jefferson alumnae Maggie Mashia and Donna Maxey, authors of the book “100 Years of Excellence,” a tribute to Jefferson, featuring 100 of its most distinguished graduates.

  • Length: 28:36 minutes (19.64 MB)
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Police Killing of Young Black Man

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Fri, 06/04/2010

Host Shaheed Haamid speaks with the the Rev. LeRoy Haynes Jr., Vice President of the Albina Ministerial Alliance and Senior Pastor of Allen Temple CME Church in Northeast Portland. They discuss questions about police accountability and the latest incident involving the shooting and killing of Keaton Otis, a young black man. How did a routine traffic stop escalate into the loss of life of this man?

  • Length: 28:37 minutes (26.2 MB)
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Reverend Dr. Leroy Haines of the Albina Ministerial Alliance about the recent Portland police killing of Aaron Campbell

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It Takes A Village
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Mon, 02/15/2010

 License To Kill

Shaheed Haamid interviews Reverend Dr. Leroy Haines of the Albina Ministerial Alliance about the recent Portland police killing of Aaron Campbell and the community response to that action.

 

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Shaheed Haamid and Eric Martin on Ballot Measures 66 and 67

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Mon, 01/11/2010

Host Shaheed Haamid speaks with Eric Martin, the Legislative Liason of the Addiction Counselor Certification Board of Oregon about Ballot Measures 66 and 67.

 
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What are Obama's Chances of Healing Islam/West Rift?

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Thu, 08/06/2009

 On August 7th at 11:00 AM KBOO inaugurated the first installment of It Takes A Village with a program focusing on "President Obama and the Muslim World." What are his chances of healing the rift between Islam and the West? Shaheed Hamid explores this topic with his guest Mamadou Toure, Imam, and President of the Institute of Islamic and Interfaith Studies, based here in Portland, OR.

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