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Building Stronger Communities: Bellevue College & KBCS Collaborate for Mental Health Awareness

At Bellevue College, students and the community benefit from the collaboration between dedicated faculty and staff members like Steve Martel and Tamara Boynton Howard. Both of whom play a vital role in promoting mental health and wellness on campus. 91.3 KBCS Mental Health awareness reports.

The image features two speech bubbles: one in purple saying “LET’S TALK” and another in yellow with the words “MENTAL HEALTH.” The 91.3 KBCS logo appears prominently in the bottom left corner, alongside the Bellevue College logo. Beneath the logos, a short text reads: “National Suicide Prevention Month Here are a few ways to combat depression From your neighbors here at KBCS & Bellevue College.” The message encourages mental health discussions and highlights National Suicide Prevention Month. It invites the audience to engage in dialogue and emphasizes community support.

Bellevue College’s Student Counseling Center

Steve Martel, Bellevue College’s Student Counselor & Professor, is an advocate for mental health support through student-centered initiatives. He works closely with the college’s Counseling Center, offering programs like the Quarterly Destress Events. Quarterly Destress Events are where students can engage in healing activities designed to reduce stress and promote emotional well-being.

The image is a poster for September Suicide Prevention Month. The poster informs viewers about warning signs of suicide, emphasizing the importance of recognizing changes in behavior, feelings of hopelessness, or expressions of wanting to die. It also highlights protective factors against suicide, such as support from friends, family, and community, and the availability of quality healthcare. The poster offers 24/7 crisis support information, including: • Crisis Connections (24-hour crisis support via phone at 988) • Crisis Text Line (Text “HEAL” to 741741 for support) Additionally, it promotes Bellevue College Resources, mentioning free and confidential mental health services, drop-in crisis counseling, and the availability of support for students in emotional distress. This resource encourages individuals to be proactive in recognizing signs of crisis and seeking support through the resources provided.

Bellevue College’s Health Promotion Management (HPM) HUB

Tamara Boynton Howard is Bellevue College’s Health Promotion & Education Associate Professor and Program Chair. Similarly as Steve, she is deeply committed to raising awareness about mental health and community wellness. She has spearheaded impactful projects to promote health education and mental wellness on campus. One of her recent initiatives, Crafting for a Cause, is a part of October’s Suicide Prevention Month efforts. This event, held in the Health Promotion Management (HPM) HUB, provides a space for students and the Bellevue Community to create health awareness ribbons and buttons to support various causes. Crafting for a Cause will take place on October 15, 2024, and will offer free snacks and drinks. 

The image titled “Crafting for a Cause” features an invitation to join Bellevue College’s October Health Awareness Ribbons and Button Making Party. The event offers free entry along with snacks and drinks. The visuals show ribbons in various colors, including orange and teal, symbolizing different health causes, and buttons with motivational words like “warrior” and “your life matters.” The event details include the date: October 15, 2024, from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM, at the T Building, 2nd Floor, in the HPM Hub at Bellevue College. The poster also emphasizes Bellevue College’s commitment to non-discrimination.

At 91.3 KBCS Mental Health awareness is important and we are proud to collaborate with Bellevue College faculty members like Steve and Tamara who share a commitment to planting the seeds for a better future. Their efforts align with KBCS’s mission to foster a connected and informed community. As we continue to support important mental health initiatives, we invite you to join us in supporting KBCS by donating to keep these collaborations thriving and helping us continue to bring relevant programming to the airwaves.

Donate today to KBCS 91.3 and help us amplify the voices and stories that matter most to our community!

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Connect with the Planet: Tune into 91.3 KBCS for Climate Solutions and Social Justice Stories

At 91.3 KBCS, we are committed to delivering powerful stories and discussions about environmental and climate justice. Our Climate Conscious programming, Wednesday morning, features This Week in Water, Living on Earth, EcoJustice Radio, Climate 360, and Earth Date. These shows and news segments bring you insights from grassroots activists, scientists, and community leaders working to protect the planet.

Start with H2O Radio’s – This Week in Water

“This Week in Water” is a weekly round-up of water in the news produced by H2O Radio and sponsored by The American Water Works Association.  Covering the latest news on water sustainability, technology, and policy, this segment is designed to educate and inspire. Whether you’re learning about innovations or climate change’s impact on water, each episode keeps you informed. Tune in to 91.3 KBCS and stay connected with the crucial stories surrounding our most vital resource.

Next: Living on Earth

The attachment shows a flyer for Living on Earth, a KBCS radio program airing Wednesdays at 4 AM. The flyer prominently features the 91.3 KBCS logo in the top right corner, alongside the show’s title, “Living on Earth,” written in white font against a dark background. A stylized image of Earth with a green heart shape and plants growing from the top appears below the title. The description notes that Steve Curwood hosts the award-winning environmental news program, which delves into the significant issues affecting our world. The emphasis is on environmental awareness, and the flyer encourages listeners to tune in for thought-provoking discussions. The overall design is clean, using green and blue tones to highlight the program’s focus on the planet.

Airing every Wednesday at 4 AM, Living on Earth is hosted by Steve Curwood, a well-known figure in environmental journalism. The program explores the most pressing issues affecting the environment, from climate change to biodiversity loss. Curwood’s interviews with experts and activists provide listeners with actionable knowledge, making complex issues easier to understand. Through this program, KBCS listeners are encouraged to consider their role in shaping a sustainable future. For instance, topics such as the climate crisis and green technologies are covered regularly.

Continue with:  EcoJustice Radio

The attached image promotes EcoJustice Radio on 91.3 KBCS, airing Wednesdays at 5 AM. It features a vibrant background with golden sunlight filtering through trees, creating an inspiring natural scene. The central message invites listeners to tune in for powerful stories from grassroots voices focusing on environmental and climate justice. The text emphasizes that the program helps uncover solutions to inspire action, promoting activism through storytelling. The show’s logo, featuring a microphone growing from tree roots, symbolizes the connection between environmental advocacy and community voices.

At 5 AM on Wednesdays, EcoJustice Radio continues the conversation. This program focuses on the intersection of environmental and social justice, often highlighting stories from marginalized communities. By amplifying these community voices, EcoJustice Radio broadens the reach of grassroots-based movements, and inspires action. Covering and investigating solutions for social, environmental, and climate issues with an eye to advance human health, steward wild landscapes, and solve the climate crisis across the USA and the world.

Climate 360: A 360 Perspective in 360 seconds

Local LPFM – Radio Tacoma presents Climate 360 with John Doherty, Northwest Audio Producer and Climate Researcher, offering a concise commentary on climate issues with a local and global perspective. This mini-segment highlights innovations and solutions in the fight against climate change.  

Earth Date: The Science Behind the Earth

Finally, Earth Date is a public service radio program with a mission to engage listeners in earth science and reconnect them to the wonders of their world.  EarthDate tells captivating stories to remind listeners that science can enlighten, educate and entertain.   Whether discussing volcanic activity or water resources, Earth Date connects listeners to the natural processes shaping the world around them.

 Why Tune In?

91.3 KBCS offers more than just news – The Climate Conscious programming Wednesday’s, provides a pathway for individuals to become informed and engaged in the movement for climate justice. Each program uses clear language and concise storytelling to break down complicated topics, ensuring all listeners can follow and participate in the conversation. With a focus on action and solution-driven content, these shows empower you to contribute to the fight for a healthier planet.

Support 91.3 KBCS Climate Consciousness

Join us in listening to these vital programs and support local, independent media by donating to KBCS. Your contribution allows us to continue delivering the content you love, fostering a more informed and connected community.

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WA SEN Virtual Constitutional Day Event: Shaping the Future Through Civic Engagement

91.3 KBCS WA SEN Virtual Constitutional Day Event Recap

On September 17, 2024, the WA Student Engagement Network (WA-SEN) hosted its annual Virtual Constitutional Day Event. This event brought together students across Washington to highlight the importance of civic participation and share their experiences. Hosted by Kayla Hoy, a 2023 PSU graduate, and co-hosted by Monyu Yu, WA-SEN King Region Coordinator, the event inspired attendees to become more engaged in their communities.

Meet Monyu Yu: Student Leader & Cultural Advocate

Monyu Yu, shown in the attached image, is a Bellevue College student and regional coordinator for WA-SEN (Washington Student Engagement Network). With a background in International Business Management, she brings a blend of cultural awareness and a passion for creative expression. The image captures her standing outside in a formal environment, wearing a plaid top underneath a blazer. Her hair is long, and her facial expression is serene and confident, reflecting her academic achievements and active involvement in various student organizations at Bellevue College, including the Associated Student Government and Makerspace Club.

Monyu Yu is a second-year transfer student at Bellevue College, where she is pursuing a business transfer degree. She completed her first degree in International Business Management from FIT NYC’s South Korea campus. During the event, Monyu encouraged students to recognize their own “civic superpowers,” emphasizing that everyone can make a difference. She also reminded participants to ensure their voter registration is up to date.

Active on her campus, Monyu is involved with the Associated Student Government, the Japanese Exchange Club, and Makerspace. Her passion for fostering international connections and advocating for cultural awareness made her a standout speaker at the event. Monyu’s commitment to creative expression and community involvement is an example of how students can use their skills to contribute meaningfully to society.

 

Richie Martinez: Building Strong Communities

In the image, Richie Martinez is outdoors with a lighthouse in the background on a clear, partly cloudy day. He is smiling, wearing black-rimmed glasses and a white shirt with a blue-collared zipper jacket layered over it. His head is shaved, and he has a well-kept goatee. The lighthouse, standing tall to his right, suggests a coastal location with the sea visible behind him. The atmosphere is calm and scenic, with a sense of nature and open space.

Richie Martinez, WA-SEN Columbia Region Coordinator, shared his insights on building strong communities through civic engagement. As a senior studying Cyber Security at Columbia Basin College, Richie highlighted the significance of post-secondary credentials to meet the growing demand for 740,000 jobs. He stressed the importance of sharing personal stories with legislators, particularly those from students of color, to advocate for policies that impact them directly.

Richie’s involvement with WA-SEN began in 2022 as a student liaison. Now, as a regional coordinator, he continues to inspire students to participate in civic activities. He encouraged attendees to apply for WA-SEN internships, which provide stipends without affecting financial aid, making it easier for students to gain experience and influence public policy.

Deputy Secretary of State Randy Bolerjack: Your Story Matters

Randy Bolerjack, Washington’s Deputy Secretary of State, closed the event by urging students to stay involved in policy discussions. He reinforced the idea that voting is just one aspect of the democratic process. Randy emphasized that sharing personal stories with policymakers can have a lasting impact on legislation. His message was clear: “Learn, listen, and let your voice shape the future.”

Randy also highlighted the value of public administration as a career path for those interested in policy-making. He encouraged students to explore opportunities to engage with local and state government to drive change.

Support Your Community Radio

The WA-SEN event showed that student voices matter. Opportunities to participate are still available through internships and grants. Civic engagement builds stronger communities, and your story has the power to make a difference. Also, 91.3 KBCS and WA SEN have one major goal in common, informing the community of its civic powers!

At KBCS, we believe that student voices are essential for shaping the future of civic engagement and public policy. WA-SEN’s Virtual Constitutional Day was a powerful reminder that every story can create change. To continue supporting important programs like this, we need your help. By donating to 91.3 KBCS, you enable us to keep producing meaningful content that empowers the next generation of leaders. Your contribution matters.

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Introducing WINGS, Amplifying Women’s Voices on KBCS 91.3 FM

At KBCS 91.3 FM, we believe storytelling has the power to inspire change and unite communities. That’s why we proudly bring you 91.3 KBCS WINGS News—the Women’s International News Gathering Service. This program amplifies women’s voices worldwide, ensuring they are heard. Since 1986, WINGS has trailblazed community radio, delivering vital stories and perspectives often overlooked by mainstream media.

The image is a promotional graphic for the WINGS program on KBCS 91.3 FM. The background features a bright, vibrant design with shades of green, yellow, and blue. The backdrop is filled with illustrations of women’s faces, representing diversity and unity. On the left side of the image is a stylized, artistic rendering of the ancient Greek statue, the Winged Victory of Samothrace (goddess Nike), in blue and white, symbolizing victory, strength, and speed. At the top right corner, the KBCS 91.3 FM logo is prominently displayed, along with the Bellevue College logo in a small banner beneath it. Below the logos, the text reads: “WINGS Tuesdays 5:30 AM” in large, bold, white letters on a green circular background. Below this, there is smaller text that reads: “Since 1986, Women’s International News Gathering Service (WINGS) has channeled the strength, speed, and victory of goddess Nike to power the global women’s movement. With the same unstoppable force, WINGS brings vital stories and issues to the forefront. Tune in and join us in celebrating the unstoppable spirit of women everywhere.” The overall design is dynamic and empowering, reflecting the mission and energy of the WINGS program.

91.3 KBCS WINGS News is more than just a radio show; it’s a platform where women’s voices take center stage. It tackles topics ranging from grassroots activism to global movements, shedding light on crucial issues like gender equality, human rights, health, the environment, and social justice—all viewed through the empowering lens of women’s experiences.

For over three decades, WINGS has led the global women’s movement with in-depth reporting and insightful commentary that matters. The show features inspiring interviews with women leaders, activists, scholars, and everyday heroes who are driving change in their communities.

At KBCS, we commit to offering programming that informs, inspires, and empowers. However, we need your support to continue. By donating to KBCS, you help keep essential programs like WINGS thriving. Your contribution ensures these powerful stories reach our community and beyond.

So, we urge you to join us in amplifying women’s voices. Tune in to WINGS, spread the word, and consider making a donation to KBCS. Together, we can ensure that women’s voices worldwide continue to be heard and make a lasting impact.

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Sojourner Truth Radio: Amplifying Global Voices for Social Justice

The image features a bright yellow background with the 91.3 KBCS logo at the top. Below the logo, in large bold text, it reads “Sojourner Truth Radio.” To the right, it mentions that this program airs on Mondays at 4 AM and provides news and views on local, national, and international policies and stories that affect everyone. The image also features a portrait of Margaret Prescod, the host, smiling warmly. The design includes vibrant colors like red and orange, with a torn paper effect on the right side, creating a dynamic and engaging look. This image promotes Sojourner Truth Radio, a public affairs program featured on 91.3 KBCS.

Tune in every Monday at 4 AM to 91.3 KBCS Sojourner Truth Radio. Hosted by Margaret Prescod, the show covers crucial local, national, and global issues (from environmental justice to human rights) giving a voice to those often underrepresented in mainstream media.

91.3 KBCS Sojourner Truth Takes Action for Justice and Truth

Inspired by the legacy of Sojourner Truth, this program seeks to spotlight justice, equality, and truth in every conversation. Topics range from the effects of climate change to labor rights, encouraging listeners to engage with the pressing issues of our time.

Stay informed, inspired, and empowered by joining us on 91.3 KBCS. Make sure to catch the show live every Monday morning, or explore other KBCS programs that keep you connected with the stories that matter most.

Support Your Favorite Programs

Support independent voices on 91.3 KBCS by making a donation today! Your contribution helps amplify underrepresented stories, fuel progressive discussions, and keep vital programs like Sojourner Truth Radio on the air. Join us in fostering a more informed, connected community—every dollar makes a difference. Donate now and be part of the change!

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Discover the World with “Travel with Rick Steves” on KBCS

Every Friday from 12 PM to 1 PM, join us on 91.3 KBCS for Travel with Rick Steves. This program is perfect for travel lovers and trip planners alike. Hosted by the well-known Rick Steves, the show takes you on a global adventure, offering a fresh way to experience different places.

 

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Through lively discussions with expert guests and insightful callers, Rick brings each destination to life. Whether it’s the streets of Europe or the vibrant markets of Asia, he helps listeners feel like they’re right there. Plus, Rick’s travel tips on when to visit and how to blend in with the locals make your journey easier and more enjoyable.

Hidden Gems

Take a break from the ordinary and discover hidden gems. Travel with Rick Steves goes beyond typical tourist stops. Whether you’re tuning in during a commute, relaxing at home, or planning your next trip, each episode will inspire you to see the world in a new way.

Rick’s storytelling is engaging and informative. He links each location’s history with its modern-day appeal, making your journey both fun and educational. Each episode dives into unique features like local cuisine and must-see spots, enhancing your understanding of each place.

Tune in every week to Travel with Rick Steves on 91.3 KBCS for an adventure that expands your horizons. Support KBCS to ensure that programs like this keep bringing enriching travel content to your radio. Every donation helps us continue to offer stories, tips, and travel insights.

So, if you love exploring the world with Rick Steves, please consider making a donation to support the show. Your generosity keeps our programming going and helps us deliver the travel stories you love.

Support KBCS and Keep Exploring with Travel with Rick Steves!

Travel with Rick Steves” airs on KBCS, offering you a weekly escape to new and exciting destinations.

If you enjoy traveling the world with Rick Steves on KBCS, please consider supporting the program. Your donations help keep this enriching content on the air, allowing us to continue bringing you the captivating travel stories, tips, and insights you love. 

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91.3 KBCS Aging Matters: Empowering Conversations for All Generations

91.3 KBCS Aging Matters is a program that delves into the critical issues surrounding aging. Airing every Friday at 4 AM, this show provides essential insights into topics affecting older adults, caregivers, and families. Whether you’re a caregiver, an older adult, or just interested in learning about aging, this program offers valuable advice and perspectives.

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91.3 KBCS Aging Matters tackles the important issues that come with growing older, from healthcare challenges to financial planning and social support. Experts from various fields share their knowledge to help you navigate the complexities of aging. More importantly, these conversations offer actionable solutions that you can apply to your own life or the lives of your loved ones.

Transitioning into older age can be difficult, but this program is here to empower you. By presenting the experiences of those who’ve faced similar challenges, Aging Matters aims to create a supportive community. Furthermore, the show emphasizes the importance of mental health, independence, and dignity for older adults.

We understand the need for relevant and timely information. This is why every episode provides practical tips and expert advice on caregiving, retirement, and age-related health conditions. Moreover, 91.3 KBCS Aging Matters engages with its audience by addressing real-world concerns, ensuring that you stay informed about critical issues.

Support KBCS in continuing to bring vital community programming like Aging Matters by donating today. Your contribution helps ensure that we can continue delivering in-depth discussions and expert guidance to those who need it most. Together, we can empower our community to age with dignity, respect, and knowledge.

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Tune in on Fridays at 4 AM and stay empowered with 91.3 KBCS Aging Matters. Join us in fostering a more informed and compassionate community for all.

Engage with Informed Public Discourse on 91.3 KBCS: Commonwealth Club of California

Every Tuesday from 12 PM to 1 PM, tune in to 91.3 KBCS for the Commonwealth Club of California. This esteemed public affairs program delves into critical topics ranging from politics and technology to science and culture. We take pride in bringing this longstanding tradition of thought-provoking public discussions to our listeners. The Commonwealth Club has been a platform for these essential conversations for over 90 years, and now, through 91.3 KBCS, you can engage with leading voices and experts on issues that directly impact our communities, nation, and the world.

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At KBCS, we know our audience craves content that both informs and challenges. Each episode of Commonwealth Club of California provides insightful perspectives on significant issues like healthcare, climate change, and social justice, all with the goal of fostering a more informed and engaged public.

Join us at 12 PM every Tuesday for these vital discussions and broaden your understanding of the topics shaping today’s world. Your support helps us continue delivering independent, impactful programming. Please consider donating to KBCS—your contribution ensures we can keep producing the content you love and depend on.

In conclusion, stay informed, get inspired, and engage with 91.3 KBCS Commonwealth Club of California, where every conversation matters.

Support local, independent media that elevates community voices. In conclusion, 91.3 KBCS provides in-depth news and music you love. Our programs inform, inspire, and connect us all, and in addition, your contribution, no matter the size, strengthens our ability to serve you. Join us in building a stronger community by giving now!

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Discover Your Weekly Dose of Diverse Perspectives on KBCS’s Alternative Radio

Start your week with thought-provoking content that expands your horizons. Tune in to 91.3 KBCS Alternative Radio Mondays at 7 AM, and become part of a community dedicated to informed, critical discourse. This 57-minute weekly public affairs series hosts discussions on popular topics like Palestine book by IIan Pappe and Noam Chomsky.

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Engage with complex topics like climate change vulnerability, ethnicity, legislation, race definition and social justice fund NW in a way that fosters deeper understanding. Support a platform that gives voice to marginalized perspectives often overlooked by traditional media.

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91.3 KBCS Rising Up with Sonali: A Platform for Justice and Diverse Voices

91.3 KBCS Rising Up with Sonali is Women like AOC, Ashley Biden, and Hilary Clinton are pioneers who motivated conversations held on YES! Presents Rising Up with Sonali.

In today’s media, women and marginalized communities are frequently overlooked. However, 91.3 KBCS Rising Up with Sonali Kolhatkar ensures these voices are heard. This all-women-run program not only covers important news but also brings a fresh, justice-centered perspective. Each episode offers sharp analysis and meaningful commentary on issues ranging from racial justice to economic equality.

By tuning in to 91.3 KBCS Rising Up, you’re not just staying informed. You’re actively supporting a platform that prioritizes gender and racial justice. Additionally, the show highlights topics like climate change, labor rights, and global activism—issues that are often missing from mainstream media. For example, recent episodes have focused on how grassroots movements can create real change.

Moreover, at 91.3 KBCS, we take pride in offering programs like Rising Up with Sonali that challenge the status quo. Each episode fosters critical thinking and encourages our listeners to engage with the world around them. Furthermore, this program creates a space where women and marginalized voices can share their stories and shape conversations about pressing issues.

To continue this vital work, we rely on support from our listeners. By donating to 91.3 KBCS, you help sustain independent, community-driven radio. Your contribution directly funds content that amplifies diverse perspectives and brings critical issues to the forefront.

In conclusion, by supporting 91.3 KBCS, you’re ensuring that programs like Rising Up with Sonali continue to thrive. Together, we can bring more justice, equality, and representation to the airwaves.

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