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With everything happening in the U.S. right now on the political front it's important to note that kids are paying attention. Indiana Youth Institute President and CEO Tami Silverman offers tips and tools to encourage civic engagement at all ages.
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Inflation in the U.S. is at a 40-year high with food and gas prices surging. Rapidly rising rents and an end to federal COVID-19 relief have also taken a financial toll. Food banks across the country have been struggling to meet the need and the Food Bank of NWI is no different. Partisan politics are the breaking news story daily and kids are listening in as conversations heat up around the dinner table. Indiana Youth Institute President and CEO Tami Silverman discusses civic engagement for youth.
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Indiana Youth Institute president and CEO Tami Silverman talks to Regionally Speaking” host Chris Nolte about being supportive and encouraging as well as…
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Today: Tami Silverman, the president and CEO of Indiana Youth Institute, joins us to talk about the 2018 KIDS COUNT Data Book, broken down by counties.…
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Today: Indiana Youth Institute president and CEO Tami Silverman is back on "Regionally Speaking" to talk about the success of the first year of the Lilly…
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Today: a conversation with Speros Batistatos, President and CEO of the South Shore Convention and Visitors Authority, on some summertime "stay-cation"…
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Today: Indiana economist, writer and speaker Morton Marcus joins us from "on the road somewhere in the Hoosier State" to talk about some of his latest…
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Today: A conversation with Legacy Foundation President Carolyn Saxton about the September 26th "On The Table" community mealtime discussions about finding…
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Today: Northwest Indiana Times Statehouse reporter Dan Carden joins us for an update on what local legislators are working on, in the final days of the…
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Today: A conversation with Marion Kellum, the Crown Point resident who learned about the first (and, for now, only) Lake County Sheriff, Lillian Holley,…