Doug Nadvornick
Program Director, News Director and Local Host, Morning Edition at KSFC-FM (Spokane, WA)
News director and KSFC program director at Spokane Public Radio. Board vice president, Public Media Journalists Association.
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4 days ago |
spokanepublicradio.org | Eliza Billingham |Doug Nadvornick |Monica Carrillo-Casas |Owen Henderson
Spokane City Council considers immigrant protection through parks ordinance Immigrant advocates in Spokane are suggesting creative ways to protect people in the city from immigration enforcement. Spokane City Council is set to vote Monday night on whether to give the Parks board the authority to temporarily make areas of parks “non-public.”The intent is to keep federal immigration agents from arresting people at community celebrations without a warrant.
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1 week ago |
spokanepublicradio.org | Doug Nadvornick
Jeanette Hauck is retiring as chief executive of the Spokane chapter of the YWCA, effective at the end of the year. During Hauck’s time leading the agency, the YWCA has focused on one of its core missions, empowering women, in part by calling attention to the region’s high rate of domestic violence. It has also put a spotlight on racism, especially since the beating of George Floyd. "There are times when people say, what does eliminating racism have to do with domestic violence?
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1 week ago |
spokanepublicradio.org | Eliza Billingham |Doug Nadvornick |Monica Nickelsburg |John Ryan
Gender-affirming care ban for minors back on the books in IDDoctors in Idaho are no longer able to provide gender-affirming care to anyone under 18. The state’s ban went back into full effect this week. Idaho's Vulnerable Child Protection Act makes it a felony for doctors to provide puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones or transition surgeries to minors. The act was originally passed in May 2023.
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1 week ago |
spokanepublicradio.org | Doug Nadvornick |Owen Henderson |Eliza Billingham
This week we hear from three prominent community leaders who are leaving their current positions. We start with Spokane City Councilwoman Lili Navarrete, whom we learned this week is going to work for the city in a different capacity. She’ll join the Community Health and Human Services Department to focus on housing and equity issues. She talks with Owen Henderson. Eliza Billingham meets with another city of Spokane employee, Luvimae Omana, the deputy police ombudsman, about her office’s work.
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1 week ago |
spokanepublicradio.org | Owen Henderson |Eliza Billingham |Doug Nadvornick |James Dawson
SPD admits harsher dispersal tactics during anti-ICE protests than originally knownSpokane Police now say some officers DID use harsher tactics than originally admitted to disperse protestors during last week’s anti-immigration enforcement demonstrations.
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