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9th
Annual Latina Breakfast
Jane Bais-Disessa, City Manager, Berkley, Michigan, Patricia
Martel, City Manager, Daly City, California and Prisila Ferreira,
Interim City Manager, Surprise, Arizona talk about their jobs, challenges
and methods for dealing with pressures at the 9th Annual Latina breakfast
held at the Phoenix Convention Center. |
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Authors
& Poets Lecture Series: Stella Pope Duarte
Educator, community activist and author, Stella Pope Duarte,
presents her third book, If I Die In Juarez, based on her
research in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico. Duarte weaves a compelling story
of three young women living in the border town and how their worlds
are affected by the violence in their city. |
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"Phoenix
Sustainability 101"
A panel of specialists from various City of Phoenix departments
provide updates on the city's short and long term goals to address
how we protect and sustain valuable resources with regard to environmental
issues. Future resources of energy, fuel, products and manpower are
covered. This event was presented by the Greater Phoenix Chamber of
Commerce and District 6 Councilman, Greg Stanton. |
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Faces
of Diversity Brown Bag Series: "Racial and Ethnic Disparities
in Healthcare"
City of Phoenix Human Relations Commissioner Janey Pearl, R. J.
Shannon and Zipatley Mendoza, from the Arizona Department of Health
Services/Health Disparities office along with Anna Alonzo of Mountain
Park Community Health Center, Cheryl Hunter a community organizer,
Olga Davis, Ph.D. of the Southwest Interdisciplinary Research Center
at Arizona State University and Lloyd Asato from the Asian Pacific
Community in Action, will discuss the existence of racial and ethnic
disparities in health care. |
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"Be
Well, Breath Well" Asthma Check-up
We talk to asthma specialist Traci Arney about ways to
deal with asthma, management of the disease and new breakthroughs. |
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Heart
Health Series with Dr. Ted Diethrich
Dr. Ted. Diethrich of the Arizona Heart Institute presents tips
on how to prevent and treat cardiovascular disease-the number one
cause of death in America today. This event was taped on location
at the Paradise Valley Senior Center. |
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Everything
Phoenix with Deborah Sedillo Dugan
Join host Deborah Sedillo Dugan as Phoenix Police Department's
forensic artist, Kirt Messick is profiled. A review of the city's
"Summer Respite" program to help the homeless with donations
of water and clothing is examined in addition to a discussion of the
crime of elder abuse with staff from the Family Advocacy Center. And,
finally, find out how to best avoid fines if you've done any home
construction projects without the proper permits. |
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Building
Phoenix
Host Michael Hammett shows you the city's "green"
plan to save native shrubs and trees during construction. A guy turns
the simple act of baking bread into the sweet smell of success. Plus,
a new facility to help young people with autism transition to adulthood
and ASU Downtown races toward the finish line. |
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Transit
Now!
Marisa Maggio Harrelson hosts this edition of Transit
Now! This show typically looks at various aspects of the city's transportation
system. But on this Transit Now!, we'll take a closer look at air
pollution. There are two major types…ozone and dust |
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Destination
PHX: Sky Harbor!
Summer is here and that means family vacations. Tune into this
half-hour program to get some helpful tips to make your trip a memorable
experience. Find out why Goodyear Airport is being recognized as "Airport
of the Year." Meet the new Fire Chief at Phoenix Sky Harbor International
Airport, as well as find out about a noise reduction program that
improves the quality of life for residents living near the airport.
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DiverseCity
with David Ramirez
Join host David Ramirez for the August edition of DiverseCity.
This month we'll meet participants of the Youthbuild Phoenix program,
we'll find out why the city is promoting a Fall Prevention program,
we'll learn about an upcoming youth pharmacy technician program and
find out bout the next Faces of Diversity Brown Bag Lunch Series.
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Phoenix
Channel 11 recently was recognized with awards at the 28th annual
Telly Awards. The Telly Awards, one of the most sought-after awards
by industry leaders, honor outstanding local, regional and cable
television commercials and programs, as well as the finest video
and film productions.
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