Every Woman

Kansas City Friends of Alvin Ailey (KCFAA) makes dance accessible to all people, teaching young people critical life skills through dance, and modeling interracial and multi-cultural community partnerships. Harlan Brownlee, Chief […] The post KC Friends of Alvin Ailey & ParaCon appeared first on KKFI .

A roundtable of women from KKFI share what’s going on in their world this week.  The community calls in to be heard on issues of politics and what’s happening in the […] The post What’s Goin’ On? appeared first on KKFI .

Beth Byrd of Byrd Productions talks KC Fringe Festival followed by a segment with Julita Latimer, founder of Nature’s Apothecary, on the future of medical cannabis in Missouri. The post KC Fringe & The Future of Cannabis appeared first on KKFI .

Every Woman  hears from two anthropology majors; Kendra Frink, executive director of Ten Thousand Villages-Overland Park, on the impact of fair trade and Elizabeth Rosin, founder of Rosin Preservation, on […] The post The Anthropology in Fair Trade & Preservation appeared first on KKFI .

Jennifer Winn, former gubernatorial candidate and activist, shares her work with families who’ve had children taken away from them by the Department of Children and Family Services in Kansas. The post Government Taking Children appeared first on KKFI .

Erin Gould, a parent advocate with Game On, a group protecting public education in the Kansas School District, joins us to discuss the movement. And youth with the Social Change […] The post Game On & Social Change appeared first on KKFI .

It’s pledge drive time at KKFI!  David Kingsley, retired KU professor of statistics, analyzes the US healthcare system. The post Pledge Drive Time & Analyzing Health Care appeared first on KKFI .

Presidential candidate, Jill Stein, highlights the Green Party platform; and Chris Mann, Kansas City Missouri school teacher, discusses the upcoming education march in DC. The post The Green Party & DC March for Education appeared first on KKFI .

SueEllen Fried, community activist and co-founder of Reaching Out From Within, tells the stories of women in prison and evidence of self-transformation.  While, Lu Mountenay stands up for civil disobedience at Whiteman […] The post Women In Prison & Civil Disobedience appeared first on KKFI .

Jamie VanCompernolle and Kelly Hayes discuss 1-800 Children, the parent help line. The post 1-800 Children appeared first on KKFI .

KU activist students join us to discuss SURGE and debunk the myth that the younger generation is lazy. The post Students United for Reproductive and Gender Equity appeared first on KKFI .

Can a white woman educate a black child? Educators and advocates, Catina Taylor, Shiriki Unganisha, and Joe Craig join us to discuss education in the black community.  And later, Candy […] The post Educating Black Children & LOWV appeared first on KKFI .

Martha Childers, multi-cultural therapist, joins the Every Woman Krew to address the stress caregivers experience and ways to release it. The post Caregiver Stress appeared first on KKFI .

Carol Maillard of Sweet Honey in the Rock talks with us about social justice.  And later, Una Nowling, a transgender woman, shares her experience of “life on both sides” and […] The post Social Justice & Transgender appeared first on KKFI .

In this week’s episode, we focus in on the importance of inter-generational conversations. Natasha Ria El-Scari, poet and mother, shares her open and honest parenting style.  While Johnna Lowther, author, educator […] The post Inter-generational Conversations appeared first on KKFI .

Marvita is back with another special segment, this time with Dr. Carma. In the second half of the show Ira Harritt joins us to talk about taxes – What are […] The post Taxes appeared first on KKFI .

  3:30 PM Matlock 250 The post More Auctions! appeared first on KKFI .

Johnathan Rudy, international peace builder, shares stories of making peace around the world and highlights the tenacious participation of women he’s encountered. The post Peace Building appeared first on KKFI .

Jane McClane brings us stories of women who have run for the white house. These stories and issues are as relevant today as they were in the past! The second […] The post Women’s History Month Week 3 appeared first on KKFI .

Jane McClane returns to share more stories of women who have shaped our society and made history. McClane collects stories of women on her Wall of Women’s Achievement, a traveling […] The post Women’s History Month Week Two appeared first on KKFI .

The first part of the show will be dedicated to the issues facing Kansas public education. Game On For Kansas Schools join us to talk about the good, the bad, […] The post Women’s History Month appeared first on KKFI .

In the first half of the show, we interview Michele Markey, Vice President of Kauffman FastTrac, a global provider of educational programs that equip aspiring and established entrepreneurs with the […] The post Women Entrepreneurs / Charlotte O’Neil: Black Panther in Exile appeared first on KKFI .

Dance artist Maura Garcia empowers through movement by presenting contemporary Indigenous performance and working with people to dance their stories of community, strength and love. Garcia acts as our guide […] The post Owning Our Bodies appeared first on KKFI .

Every Woman address the topic of food! Representatives of the Sunrise Project join Sharon Lockhart, Ebony Johnson, Beth Wilkinson, and Amy Bell to talk about why food can do more […] The post Sunrise Project appeared first on KKFI .

Janet Brown Moss Awaken has worked in the Kansas City area as an “agent for change” since 1972. Founder of BridgeWorks, Janet has done contract consulting, training and project management […] The post How to be a Good Ally in the Fight Against Racism appeared first on KKFI .