KAWC is pleased to host Spirited Discussions, a civic engagement event moderated by KAWC News Director Lou Gum, offering the public the chance to have a conversation about topics of interest to our community.
Designed to bring policy makers and experts together with the public in an informal setting, the events last approximately two hours. The first half-hour will be a social meet & greet, followed by a fifty-minute to one-hour featured guest presentation and a moderated question and answer period. The evening will conclude with a half-hour social wrap-up and a casual good night.
For more information, or to suggest a topic, call us at (928) 344-7690 or email news@kawc.org. To offer to host a Spirited Discussion event, please email support@kawc.org.
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The next Spirited Discussion highlights the KAWC Student Newsroom and their coverage of youth voices on Election 2024.
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KAWC and KOFA Welcome Listeners to Our New Studios
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Join KAWC and StoryCorps as we celebrate the conclusion of the StoryCorps Mobile Booth Stop in Yuma!WHEN: Thursday, December 19 at 5:30 pmWHERE: Historic…
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KAWC's Spirited Discussion series welcomes Kevin Schindler, an award-winning educator and writer who has worked for more than 20 years at Lowell…
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The first issue of Arizona Highways magazine was published in April, 1925. In this presentation, former publisher Win Holden will share the fascinating…
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It has been a tough time for media outlets over the last few years, as charges of media bias and “fake news” have taken a toll on the public’s trust in…
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KAWC is pleased to host Mandalit del Barco, Correspondent, National Desk, NPR West, for our next Spirited Discussion! Del Barco will provide a commentary…
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When the nation's communities at large think about science, they don't always think of Arizona. The Arizona Science Desk, a two year collaboration among…
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KAWC is pleased to host author and Arizona Science Desk Reporter, Melissa Sevigny for our next Spirited Discussion! Sevigny will read from her book,…