Conversations for the Common Good
Presented by WVIA
Conversations for the Common Good is an interdisciplinary, university and community-wide movement linking Bloomsburg University students, staff, faculty, and administrators, plus community partners and the general public in a single goal: to invest time, talent, and resources to promote dialogue that unites, and bridges seemingly vast divides, within the community it serves.
Highlighting the critical role of judicial independence in promoting and preserving our democracy. Join us at the WVIA Studios on Monday, October 6th at 7pm.
Featuring local panelists, hear real stories of impact, innovation, and collaboration.
An informative nonpartisan program dedicated to fostering deeper understanding of the 2024 election
WVIA and Bloomsburg University present Conversations for the Common Good
Librarians Challenged, Books Banned: What Can Be Read in Public Libraries, and Who Decides
U.S. History Contested: Curriculum & Learning in Public Schools
Recovery from 9/11, Twenty Years After: In Need of Restorative Justice
Reaction to 9/11: Dialing Back Civil Rights, Violation of Human Rights
Conversations for the Common Good - Witness to 9/11: A Victim, A Journalist, A Soldier
Civil Discourse, Civic Engagement. Presented by WVIA & Bloomsburg University
From the Gross Auditorium on the campus of Bloomsburg University
WVIA’s Larry Vojtko leads a discussion of the film "American Creed".