Name: 11.6.11 Quote Unquote and Girl Tech by Generation Justice
Duration: 42 min 38 s
Description: On this show we have an interview with Steve Ranieri of Quote-Unquote conducted by Victor Torres. Then, two members of the Girl Tech Collaborative, Luna, Haven, and Media Literacy Project Executive Director Andrea Quijada are interviewed by Rayne Dodson.

This week on Generation Justice, we aired the Rudolfo Anaya Tribute: A Celebration of Poets in partnership with the Spoken Word hour. This two-hour production full of laughter, tears, and love was hosted by Roberta Rael and poets include Tanaya Winder, Hakim Bellamy, Levi Romero, Michelle Otero, and Damien Flores. 

Catch us live every Sunday @ 7:00 pm on 89.9 KUNM OR stream on KUNM.org!

4.25.21- The Rudolfo Anaya Radio Tribute: A Celebration of Poets

This week on Generation Justice, we introduced 10 members of our 2021 Cultivating Leaders cohort through personal introductions about their experiences in the internship, GJ core values they identify with, and more. They also shared special  musical selections for you to hear! Check out our podcast .

Catch us live every Sunday @ 7:00pm on 89.9 KUNM OR stream on KUNM.org!

7.11.21- 2021 Media Justice Interns!

On Sunday 10/31, we featured Crystal Zamora and Roberto Reyes from Warehouse 508 and Jay Wilson and Jose Garcia from OLE NM! Warehouse 508 shared about Dia De Los Muertos, honoring our ancestors, and their upcoming event: Fotos y Recuerdos, on Saturday, on November 6th! Meanwhile, OLE discussed the importance of this year’s election in New Mexico and shared valuable voting resources with our community!

And be sure to catch us live every Sunday @ 7PM!

10.31.21- Día De Los Muertos Event by Warehouse 508 & NM Elections with OLE NM

Young folks who are trying to make ends meet deserve some extra cash! Generation Justice discusses the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) with Deneisha Thompson, Senior Associate of the EITC Funder’s Network! Denisha spoke about the EITC and encourages that if you worked last year, were 19-24 years old, and made $21,000 or less - go to GetYourRefund.org to find out if you qualify!

Be sure sure to listen in every SUNDAY @7PM on 89.9 KUNM OR stream on KUNM.org!

3.27.22- Earned Income Tax Credit Interview w/ Deneisha Thompson!

On this show we have an interview with Steve Ranieri of Quote-Unquote conducted by Victor Torres. Then, two members of the Girl Tech Collaborative, Luna, Haven, and Media Literacy Project Executive Director Andrea Quijada are interviewed by Rayne Dodson. 

11.6.11 Quote Unquote and Girl Tech

This week on Generation Justice, an informative, Indigenous-led panel on Climate Justice from the 2019 Climate Justice Alliance Member Convening which happened in Albuquerque, NM. 

Panelists include Julia Bernal of Pueblo Action Alliance, Leona Morgan of Nuclear Issues Study Group, Juan Reynosa of SWOP, Bineshi Albert of Indigenous Environmental Network, & Congresswoman Deb Haaland.

And don't miss Pueblo Action Alliance Co-Director, Reyes Devore, who shares about the work of Pueblo Action Alliance and the upcoming 3rd Annual Healing Circle on April 27th in Albuquerque. 

As always, you can catch GJ live every Sunday at 7pm (mst) on 89.9 KUNM FM and stream us on KUNM.org! 

   *REMINDER: This podcast was recorded on stolen Indigenous Land*

4.21.19 - Climate Justice: An Indigenous-led Discussion

From September of 2013, the Social Justice and Spirituality series was created by Lucia Martinez. She was inspired by her own struggles to balance spirituality with her passion for activism and social justice. Lucia sought out people who she felt managed to unify both these aspects of their lives for this series, people like Daniel Erdman. 

Tune in to hear this inspiring and uplifting discussion. We hope you find wisdom, solace, and solidarity in his words.

Spirituality & Social Justice: the Reverend Daniel Erdman

This week Generation Justice is excited to revisit an amazing episode of Youth Radio, "Best of 2006"! 

Tune in to hear voices from one of our first cohorts of youth producers who shared their experience after seeing poet and writer Maya Angelou;  a coming out story from Jaron Kie; and, a commentary on the importance of youth radio! 

As always, you can catch us every SUNDAY @ 7 pm (mst) on 89.9 KUNM FM or STREAM us on KUNM.org!!

3.22.20 - Youth Radio Throwback!

BLACK LIVES MATTER!

This week we dedicated our program to the voices of Black and African American GJ members and community leaders. 

Thema Reed, Devont'e Watson, Joshua Horton, Jeremy Jones,  Nicole Baty, Josh Green, Avicra Luckey, Aaron Dixon, former member of the original Black Panther Party, Zain Dixon, Aja Lujan, Elijah Cage, Hakim Bellamy, inaugural Poet Laureate for the City of Albuquerque; and Kamaria Umi shared their experience and responses to recent social uprisings and the long history of systemic racial oppression in the United States.

Thank you to Jakia Fuller, a Multidisciplinary Visual Artist and long-time GJ member, for allowing us to share your powerful artwork.

Catch us live every Sunday @ 7:00pm on 89.9 KUNM OR stream on KUNM.org!

6.7.20 Uplifting Black Voices from Our Community

This week on Generation Justice, we proudly feature Raashan Ahmad, a label owner, producer, emcee, DJ, promoter and an evolving vocalist. Let’s celebrate Black history as GJ member Elijah Cage sits down with Raashan for a discussion about his special project, “Black Story / Black Song.” ✨ 

This project is an incredible program made to evolve our understanding of the Black Experience and the contributions of African Americans. 

To watch the full Black Story/ Black Song Video, visit earthseedblackarts.org

Catch us live every Sunday @ 7:00pm on 89.9 KUNM OR stream on KUNM.org!

2.28.21- Raashan Ahmad &  Black Story/ Black Song

Generation Justice’s mission is to inspire youth to become media makers committed to social transformation.

Generation Justice trains teens to approach journalism from a social justice and media justice framework. This is a multi-media project that gives voice to activism– locally, nationally and internationally. The end desire of Generation Justice is that youth will leave our program more educated about community strengths and problems and that they will have the, critical thinking, inter-personal, and journalism tools to effectively work on solutions to injustice.

The youth participants are trained in radio broadcasting, blogging, video blogging, and digital story-telling. The teens go out into the community and participate in organizing/civic engagement activities highlighting grassroots community organizers, youth activists, and peace makers. They are also challenged to expand their understanding of social justice, democracy, inclusion, and equity and to use media as a tool for social change and youth activism.


11.6.11 Quote Unquote and Girl Tech

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