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April 6 episode of All Things Equal featured Danielia Barron, Executive Director of The Learning Web, examining their ongoing work to support local youth during the past year. The Learning Web provides a range of tailored service levels – from career exploration, to parenting and assistance with housing for homeless youth.
All Things Equal airs Tuesdays at 8:30 a.m. on WHCU 870-AM. Guesting April 13 will be Steve Manley from Ithaca Public Education Initiative. Contact Kate Supron in Cornell’s Office of Community Relations
kds95@cornell.edu with show-related ideas or questions.
Jennifer Tavares
The March 9 episode of All Things Equal featured Tompkins County Chamber of Commerce President Jennifer Tavares on diversity/equity/inclusion training. Many Chamber members have asked how to respond to systemic racism and workplace inequities, and a group of experienced facilitators and consultants are conducting related webinars.
All Things Equal airs Tuesdays at 8:30 a.m. on WHCU 870-AM. Guesting March 16 will be Mahmud Burton, president of the new Al-Huda Islamic Center in Lansing in Lansing. Contact Kate Supron in Cornell’s Office of Community Relations kds95@cornell.edu with show-related ideas or questions.
March 3, 2021
The March 2 episode of All Things Equal featured Tammy Baker and Natalya Cowilich, Community Outreach Workers for Family and Children’s Services of Ithaca. They discussed their downtown outreach work that connects disadvantaged populations with services addressing short- and long-term challenges and opportunities.
All Things Equal airs Tuesdays at 8:30 a.m. on WHCU 870-AM. Guesting March 9 will be Chamber of Commerce President Jennifer Tavares on diversity/equity/inclusion training. Contact Kate Supron in Cornell’s Office of Community Relations kds95@cornell.edu with show-related ideas or questions.
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Matt Braun, a resident of the Fall Creek neighborhood in the city of Ithaca, shovels snow Feb. 2 at the corner of Tompkins and Utica streets. Student-developed app connects shovels to snow
February 3, 2021
In early 2019, Dan Cogan, M.S. ’95, chief of staff for the city of Ithaca, was looking for a way to enlist help in rectifying a potentially dangerous public nuisance: snow-covered sidewalks and curb cuts at downtown intersections.
These areas can often go untended and present a hazard to pedestrians. Cogan’s idea: a mobile app that people could use to volunteer their snow-shoveling services around the city – and engage in friendly competition at the same time.