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Show moreEsperanza means hope in Spanish. The non-profit Esperanza offers the hope of a better education for students in the Latino community. Omar Gutierrez, a senior at Case Western Reserve University majoring in Medical Anthropology, has volunteered with Esperanza since his Freshman year. This week Omar spoke with Regionally Speaking to discuss his experience tutoring Latino students and his motivations for volunteering.
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Show moreSTAND is a national organization of students committed to anti-genocide activism. Today, Regionally Speaking talks to the President and Vice President of the Case Western Reserve University STAND chapter. Jun Iida, a third year undergraduate major in Aerospace Engineering and Mechanical Engineering, and Brittany Rattiliff, a second year undergraduate studying medical anthropology, discuss STAND's refugee mentoring program along with their own personal motivations for pushing themselves "to be the change they want to see in the world."
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Show moreRegionally Speaking brings two guests to the studio whose lives are intertwined with the City of East Cleveland, both personally and professionally. Collette Clinkscale, Chief of Staff in East Cleveland’s Mayor Office, and Tom Wheeler, former Director of Building and Housing for East Cleveland, both grew up in the city they are still committed to till this day. They talk about their memories with city they love along their ideas about what community members and local can do to help the city survive and thrive.
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