Parents seeking asylum in the US and separated from their children by immigration authorities will launch a national education and defense campaign

Radio Bilingüe heads to San Antonio next week to produce and broadcast extended specials from the 37th Annual Tejano Conjunto Festival in collaboration with the festival’s organizers, the Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center, and with support from the National Endowment for the Arts.

The programming, part of the series “Sounds of California,” includes two sets of live-recorded concerts, feature reports, and radio conversations.

The Alliance for California Traditional Arts (ACTA) invites you to join South Bay, San José, and Mayfair artists and residents to celebrate the Sounds of California.

The forum will be broadcast live from Fresno, reaching audiences across Radio Bilingüe’s network of non-commercial stations in California and the Southwest U.S. The forum will be also streamed live and distributed via podcast at radiobilingue.org and Facebook Live. Fresno City College President Carole Goldsmith is Radio Bilingüe’s host for the town hall, joined by other community partners.

Radio Bilingüe will convene and broadcast a live town hall meeting on the urgent concerns of Dreamers in the Fresno area who are experiencing heightened stress and uncertainty as President Trump sends dramatic mixed signals about the future of DACA and the protection from deportation of young undocumented immigrants who have lived most of their lives with their families in the U.S.

The new program offering is part of Radio Bilingüe’s “Hacia el Voto 2016,” an initiative to better inform voters and energize their engagement in the election process.

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For six consecutive days from June 30th to July 5th, Radio Bilingüe will produce and distribute fourteen hours of music concerts, conversations with artists, and dialogues with community leaders from the Festival on the National Mall.

Alma Garza, veteran on-air personality at Radio Bilingüe and popular host of the top-rated “Onda Tejana” Tex-Mex music program, has died. She passed away on Wednesday, March 9, 2016 in Fresno, California after a long struggle with diabetes. She was 68.

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On Monday, Jan. 26, a number of the MacArthurs are coming to Salinas and CSU Monterey Bay to speak as a group.

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TO: ALL PUBLIC STATIONS/General Managers, Program Directors FM: Radio Bilingüe RE: Repeat of forum “Latinos and the College Dream” DT: August 29, 2014 Radio Bilingüe will repeat next...

Radio Bilingue Slates English & Spanish National Forums Live from Texas: "Latinos & the College Dream" - Tuesday, August 19, 2014 OAKLAND, Calif., Aug. 8,...

By Diana Aguilera and Quinn Western — The Fresno Bee

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