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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 27, 2026
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Activate! Rebekah Bauer, Susie’s Place - WFHB (opens the original)
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September 27, 2026 Activate!, IU Media School 50 Views Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 4:59 — 7.1MB) Susie’s Place is a child advocacy center with locations in Bloomington, Avon and Terre Haute. Before Susie’s Place, kids who were victims of a crime or witness to a crime lacked a cohesive response. Well-meaning detectives, police officers, caseworkers and prosecutors didn’t have one single place to come together, so kids found themselves telling and re-telling their traumatic e
Activate! Henry Leck, Pillar Arts (opens the original)
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The Bloomington art scene is diverse, but there is one local arts alliance to bring all artists together and support their work. Pillar Arts is a resource hub for all locals interested in creating art or just volunteering to help with art classes, music performances, theater camps, and more. Pillar Arts has two local hubs …
Student Involvement Fair Fall 2026 - WFHB (opens the original)
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September 8, 2026 IU Media School, WFHB Local News Features 64 Views Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 6:00 — 6.0MB) Indiana University Bloomington is home to more than 750 registered student organizations and clubs, all created and led by students. Some of them are trying to make a difference for a cause they care about. During the first week of this semester WFHB sent dozens of reporters to the Student Involvement Fair to seek out these stories. We hear from six orgs in six min
Activate! Megan Betz, Mother Hubbard’s Cupboard - WFHB (opens the original)
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August 30, 2026 Activate!, IU Media School 148 Views Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 4:59 — 6.8MB) Eating healthy can be expensive. Families on a tight budget might buy cheaper food that isn’t really good for them. Food policy expert Megan Betz has spent years researching food studies and working with local food programs like Community Kitchen and the Bloomington Community Orchard. She also helped start the People’s Cooperative Market, an alternative farmers’ market in Blooming
Activate! Michelle Cohen & Jane Martin, Lake Monroe Water Fund - WFHB (opens the original)
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August 23, 2026 Activate!, IU Media School 201 Views Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 4:59 — 6.9MB) Lake Monroe is Bloomington’s only source of drinking water, but no government agency is directly responsible for its health. There are 9,000 septic systems in the lake watershed, and some of them are old and leaking. Then there’s contamination from fertilizer runoff. Erosion sends both problems into the lake’s waters, and solving these problems takes money. The Lake Monroe Water F
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