News Releases
Forum on Violence and Human Rights Crisis in Mexico
Washington is not disassociated from Mexico’s violence. Through its Merida Initiative, the U.S. has provided billions to Mexico’s “war on drugs,” much funding security forces that Mexican citizens associate with abuse and narco corruption.
(Español) Radio Bilingüe transmite en vivo Foro sobre Violencia y Crisis de Derechos Humanos en México
(Español) México está en garras de una espiral de violencia, corrupción e impunidad. Unas 100 mil personas han sido asesinadas y más de 25 mil desaparecidas desde 2006. Según observadores, México se enfrenta a la peor crisis de derechos humanos desde 1968.
(Español) Mensaje para los Oyentes de Noticiero Latino
(Español) Por nuestra parte, nos comprometemos a hacer todo por seguir cubriendo con periodismo de primer nivel los asuntos que más les interesen, y por seguir buscando los medios para sostener esa labor. Confiamos en que usted nos seguirá prefiriendo, y seguirá participando y apoyando en el momento requerido.
Radio Bilingüe Airs Community Dialogue on Neighborhood Displacement in East Los Angeles
PROGRAM ANNOUNCEMENT October 10, 2014 TO: PUBLIC RADIO STATIONS/ Station Managers, Program Directors FM: RADIO BILINGÜE RE: Special program on Community Displacement in East Los Angeles Contact: María de Jesús Gómez, 559-455-5782, chuyag@legacy.radiobilingue.org Radio Bilingüe will be airing a community dialogue on neighborhood displacement and other issues impacting youth in Los Angeles this Wednesday October […]
Radio Bilingüe and ACTA Partner with “Los Macarturos” for Day-Long Focus on Youth, Arts and Education in Los Angeles
PRESS RELEASE For Immediate Release September 10, 2014 Contacts: Quetzal Flores, ACTA Program Manager quetzal@actaonline.org, 626-429-4261 or María de Jesús Gómez, Radio Bilingüe, 559-455-5782, chuyag@legacy.radiobilingue.org BOYLE HEIGHTS STAKEHOLDERS TO MEET WITH “LOS MACARTUROS” FOR EXCHANGE OF IDEAS ON YOUTH DEVELOPMENT, COMMUNITY-BUILDING, ARTS, AND EDUCATION September 17 forums/workshops gather “Los MacArturos” – Latino recipients of the […]
Radio Bilingüe and KPFK to Air Forum on Latino Education from Los Angeles
For Immediate Release August 28, 2014 Contact: María de Jesús Gómez 559-455-5782 chuyag@legacy.radiobilingue.org Radio Bilingüe and KPFK to Air “Latino Education: Crisis and Response” A Live National Community Forum from Boyle Heights – Los Angeles Wednesday September 17 2014 11am – 2pm PT “What Can Be Done NOW to turn around the crisis preventing Latino […]
Radio Bilingüe Slates English & Spanish National Forums Live from Texas: “Latinos & the College Dream”
Radio Bilingüe National Latino Public Radio Network Contact: María de Jesús Gómez 559-455-5782 chuyag@legacy.radiobilingue.org For Immediate Release Radio Bilingüe Slates English & Spanish National Forums Live from Texas: “Latinos & the College Dream” – Tuesday August 19 2014 (Oakland, CA August 7, 2014) The aspirations and barriers to higher education for Latinos in South Texas […]
“Diploma en Mano”
(Español) Las aspiraciones de los latinos para obtener una educación superior y las barreras que enfrentan, tanto en el sur de Texas como en el resto de la nación, serán asuntos centrales de un foro comunitario de difusión que se transmitirá en vivo el 19 de agosto de 2014, de las 5 de la tarde a las 9 de la noche Hora del Centro, por la Red Nacional de Radio Pública Latina, Radio Bilingüe.
Centro de los Derechos del Migrante, Inc. and Radio Bilingüe Launch Collaboration on New Radio Series, “Voy Contratado: Migrant Rights on Radio”
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE July 17, 2014 Press Contacts: Alissa Escarce, Centro de los Derechos del Migrante, Inc. (CDM) 410-783-0236; alissa@cdmigrante.org María de Jesús Gómez, Radio Bilingüe 559-455-5782; chuyag@legacy.radiobilingue.org Centro de los Derechos del Migrante, Inc. and Radio Bilingüe Launch Collaboration on New Radio Series, “Voy Contratado: Migrant Rights on Radio” Radio Bilingüe, the Latino public […]
Radio Bilingüe’s Línea Abierta Adds New Weekly Hour on KIQI San Francisco
The program features interviews with a U.S. Department of Education official on the President’s call to reverse high school suspensions and expulsions disproportionately impacting the education of African American and Latino students, and with a Los Angeles community advocate working for reforms in L.A. Unified, home of the largest school police force in the nation.
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