no Y-Press 60 http://www.wfyi.org en-us ℗ & © http://www.wfyi.org Wed, 24 Jun 2009 16:21:00 -0400 Local News WFYI FM 90.1/HD1 WFYI FM 90.1/HD1 has Web streams available of commentaries by young journalists in the Indianapolis Star's Y-Press Program, an organization that gives young journalists a voice. These commentaries appear weekly in the Sunday edition of the Indianapolis Star. WFYI FM 90.1 rmiles@wfyi.org Warren Stokes, Max Gabovitch, Quinn Andrews, Keenen Brannon and Katie Bolinger In this series, five Y-Press journalists explore the relationships between minority youth and the police in the Indianapolis area. Over the last several months, the team interviewed teens involved with 100 Black Men, the Latino Collective and teens participating in the four-year-old Our Kids (OK) program. In addition, local police officers told of us about the issue from their vantage point. In this series, five Y-Press journalists explore the relationships between minority youth and the police in the Indianapolis area. Over the last several months, the team interviewed teens involved with 100 Black Men, the Latino Collective and teens participating in the four-year-old Our Kids (OK) program. In addition, local police officers told of us about the issue from their vantage point. http://www.wfyi.org/podcast/ypress9/yp9_1warren.mp3 Wed, 24 Jun 2009 16:21:00 -0400 2:48 wfyi, ypress, y-press, police, police neighborhood relationship Keenen Brannon For 18-year-old Myron Burr, who recently graduated from Cardinal Ritter High School, relationships with police are about attitude. A member of 100 Black Men, he shares his views about young black youth and relationships with the police with Y-Press journalist Keenen Brannon. For 18-year-old Myron Burr, who recently graduated from Cardinal Ritter High School, relationships with police are about attitude. A member of 100 Black Men, he shares his views about young black youth and relationships with the police with Y-Press journalist Keenen Brannon. http://www.wfyi.org/podcast/ypress9/yp9_2keenen.mp3 Wed, 24 Jun 2009 16:21:00 -0400 2:20 wfyi, ypress, y-press, police, police neighborhood relationship Max Gabovitch Sergeant Timothy Knight is the director of the OK Program, run by six fulltime police officers and serving over 200 male teenagers on Indianapolis's Eastside. Several teens and Sergeant Knight talk about how the organization helps educate, support and build character in young black males between the ages of 12 -18. Sergeant Timothy Knight is the director of the OK Program, run by six fulltime police officers and serving over 200 male teenagers on Indianapolis's Eastside. Several teens and Sergeant Knight talk about how the organization helps educate, support and build character in young black males between the ages of 12 -18. http://www.wfyi.org/podcast/ypress9/yp9_3max.mp3 Wed, 24 Jun 2009 16:21:00 -0400 3:20 wfyi, ypress, y-press, police, police neighborhood relationship Quinn Andrews Quinn Andrews talks with two police officers - one at the onset, the other at the end of their careers. Sergeant James Johnson is a recently retired officer who served on the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police department for 32 years; Officer Jose Navarro has just completed his first year. Quinn talks with these two officers about their job in law enforcement and their perception of young people. Quinn Andrews talks with two police officers - one at the onset, the other at the end of their careers. Sergeant James Johnson is a recently retired officer who served on the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police department for 32 years; Officer Jose Navarro has just completed his first year. Quinn talks with these two officers about their job in law enforcement and their perception of young people. http://www.wfyi.org/podcast/ypress9/yp9_4quinn.mp3 Wed, 24 Jun 2009 16:21:00 -0400 2:34 wfyi, ypress, y-press, police, police neighborhood relationship Katie Bolinger As a member of the Latino Collective, Adel Marte, a 19-year-old Latino student, hears family and friends candidly discuss relationships and encounters with Indianapolis police. Adel attends Ivy Tech. His involvement with the Collective, a local organization that helps young Latinos engage in community development grassroots organizing and talk openly about young people's issues. Y-Press journalist Katie Bolinger attended a Friday group meeting on the city's Westside and met Adel there. As a member of the Latino Collective, Adel Marte, a 19-year-old Latino student, hears family and friends candidly discuss relationships and encounters with Indianapolis police. Adel attends Ivy Tech. His involvement with the Collective, a local organization that helps young Latinos engage in community development grassroots organizing and talk openly about young people's issues. Y-Press journalist Katie Bolinger attended a Friday group meeting on the city's Westside and met Adel there. http://www.wfyi.org/podcast/ypress9/yp9_5katie.mp3 Fri, 12 Dec 2008 15:44:00 -0400 2:08 wfyi, ypress, y-press, police, police neighborhood relationship