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Janice Bedford Janice Bedford, Executive Director for Alabama Center for Law & Civic Education: Talking about program Play By Rules: Talking about the award winning program developed by the Center to teach state specific law to middle school youth. Teen court: is a peer sentencing court: Street Law: an outreach delinquency prevention program. We The People: is a US Constitutional law text. Civitas is an international civic education partnership. Educating for Citizenship: is the centers annual conference. |
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The Perfect Gift: Adoption "The Perfect Gift: Adoption" Show on Adopting from Alabama s foster care system: guest: Alabama Department Human Resources Commissioner: Nancy Buckner and Program Supervisor for DHR: Connie Rogers |
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Original Air Date: 11/23/2008 TBA |
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Original Air Date: 10/26/2008 TBA |
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Original Air Date: 10/19/2008 TBA |
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Lee Cullum Lee Cullum is a journalist who contributes columns to the Dallas Morning News and commentaries to the National Public Radio station in North Texas. She also is host of CEO, a series of interviews with leaders from the world of business, produced by the PBS station in Dallas-Fort Worth. Cullum has done regular commentary for the NewsHour with Jim Lehrer and National Public Radio's All Things Considered. She was editor of the editorial page of the Dallas Times Herald and edited D Magazine, which during her tenure won a National Magazine Award. In addition, Cullum has done political analysis for the CBS affiliate in north Texas. She has hosted Conversations, a series of biographical interviews with major newsmakers for the PBS station in that area. She has appeared on Nightline, CNN, MSNBC and on various television programs in Europe. She also has conducted seminars on journalism in Central and Eastern Europe and moderated panels for the World Economic Forum in Davos. Her written work includes an article on the implications of Hurricane Katrina for Aspenia, the quarterly journal of Aspen Institute Italia. She has spoken to press associations in Texas, Minnesota and New England; to committees on foreign relations in Houston, San Francisco, Phoenix and Tulsa; and to the International Women's Forum in Dallas. Cullum worked as a reporter and then executive producer and on‑air moderator of Newsroom, a nightly program on the PBS affiliate in Dallas. She also developed several productions for broadcast on PBS including a profile of Lillian Hellman that was nominated for an Emmy. Cullum anchored the Election Specials that won the Columbia DuPont Broadcast Journalism Award for KERA‑TV. She also has received honorary degrees from the Monterey Institute for International Studies and the University of Puget Sound, the Matrix Award from Women in Communications twice, as well as the Woman of Achievement Award from Southern Methodist University and the C.E. Shuford Award for Outstanding Journalist in Dallas‑Fort Worth. In addition, she was given the J.B. Marryatt Award by the Dallas Press Club. |
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Original Air Date: 10/12/2008 TBA |
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Original Air Date: 10/5/2008 TBA |
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Original Air Date: 9/28/2008 TBA |
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Ron Sparks Alabama Agricultural Commissioner |
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Terry Ballant Alabama Jr. Miss |
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Original Air Date: 8/31/2008 TBA |
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Terry Ballant Alabama Jr. Miss |
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