Episode 2 of the three-part play "Steppin' Into My Shoes" by Civic Ensemble's ReEntry Theatre Program in collaboration with College Initiative Upstate.

Directed by Gabriella da Silva Carr & Julia Taylor

Based on the oral history interviews that members conducted in Fall 2020, this new play explores themes of family, harm reduction, and hopes and dreams of those who have experienced incarceration. Aiming to disrupt harmful stereotypes present in our community, this play centers the voices of those most directly impacted by pressing community concerns and amplifies them on the radio.

learn more at www.civicensemble.org/radio-play

Did you listen to the full piece? Please take our Listener Survey to share your reflections: https://forms.gle/jmVSexXC6C5Fqm74A

Hot Topics ("Steppin' Into My Shoes" Episode 2)

Episode 3 of the three-part play "Steppin' Into My Shoes" by Civic Ensemble's ReEntry Theatre Program in collaboration with College Initiative Upstate.

Directed by Gabriella da Silva Carr & Julia Taylor

Based on the oral history interviews that members conducted in Fall 2020, this new play explores themes of family, harm reduction, and hopes and dreams of those who have experienced incarceration. Aiming to disrupt harmful stereotypes present in our community, this play centers the voices of those most directly impacted by pressing community concerns and amplifies them on the radio.

learn more at www.civicensemble.org/radio-play

Did you listen to the full piece? Please take our Listener Survey to share your reflections: https://forms.gle/jmVSexXC6C5Fqm74A

Hopes & Dreams ("Steppin' Into My Shoes" Episode 3)

Ben Sandberg, History Center in Tompkins County

Zoe van Nostrand, Marketing and Community Engagement Coordinator at the History Center of Tompkins County talks about various projects and exhibits at the center. The exhibit "Breaking Barriers: Women's Lives and Livelihoods" covers a wide range of women and time periods, starting with the impact local indigenous women and social structures had on the suffragist movement in New York. The exhibit can be viewed until March 12, 2022. On April 1, the next exhibit, titled "Recount: Facing our Census" will open. For more information visit: https://thehistorycenter.net/

WRFI Human Rights Show

Zoe van Nostrand March 4

These audio clips accompany the Finding Fires - Tompkins County tour available on the free PocketSights app:
https://pocketsights.com/tours/place/Tobey-Tavern-Fire-51291:6011

Tobey Tavern Fire

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The LGBTQ+ Walking Tour is a self-guided historical tour created by Ithaca College’s LGBTQ+ Center. It takes listeners through various locations of queer and transgender resilience. WICB Correspondent Jacqueline Agahigian investigates.

Secrets of Ithaca: The LGBTQ+ Walking Tour

The History Center in Tompkins County helps you use the tools of history to understand the past, gain perspective on the present, and play an informed role in shaping the future.