This blog is guest written by Bekah Jerde, Radio Talking Book Service executive director
As the executive director of Radio Talking Book Service (RTBS), I have exciting news to broadcast far and wide!
We at RTBS are a nonprofit radio station that broadcasts print information across Nebraska and southwest Iowa to blind, low vision, or print impaired listeners.
This blog is guest written by Giving Tuesday Ambassador, Jessica Weborg, attorney at Fraser Stryker.
I am honored and excited to serve as a Ambassador for 2022’s Giving Tuesday, November 29th, and to promote OneWorld Community Health Centers, Inc!
This blog is guest written by Erica A Zettle, MPA
In July 2018, my very pregnant daughter and son-in-law had moved to Omaha so he could take a job at Mutual of Omaha in the actuarial department. A couple of months later, I arrived in Omaha to meet my beautiful granddaughter. At the time, I was living and working in Michigan and preparing to make a move to Gainesville, Florida.
Guest blog written by Lucy Charvat, HETRA Grant Manager and Therapeutic Riding Instructor
Continuing with the celebration of the National Women’s History Month theme of "Providing Healing, Promoting Hope", we asked several community leaders to provide their thoughts on their hope for the Omaha metro’s future. According to the National Women’s History Alliance, “The gift of hope spreads light to the lives of others and reflects a belief in the unlimited possibilities of this and future generations. Together, healing and hope are essential fuels for our dreams and recovery.”
For March’s Women’s History Month, we look to the 2022 theme designated by National Women’s History Alliance. This year’s theme is "Women Providing Healing, Promoting Hope." Omaha Better Birth Project does just that.
First, it always connects me to my mom. From a very young age, she embedded in me a sense of connecting with others who were different than myself, and giving back when possible. If my memory serves me, and I was pretty darned young, we'd pile into her blue or brown Ford Pinto and head to grab our once-a-week asignment of meals on wheels and we would make our rounds. I'm sure I was cuter as a youngst