Focus: Black Oklahoma Fundraiser - Tulsa Oklahoma
Focus: Black Oklahoma Fundraiser - Tulsa Oklahoma
Focus: Black Oklahoma Fundraiser - Tulsa Oklahoma
Focus: Black Oklahoma Fundraiser - Tulsa Oklahoma







News Reflecting Oklahoma's Diversity
TUNE IN EVERY THIRD SUNDAY AT 3 P.M. AND FOLLOWING FRIDAY AT 1 P.M.
KWGS re-broadcasts
4th Thursday of the month at 12pm
and 4th Friday at 8pm.
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About
Tri-City Collective sensed a need for a media program that would engage issues of importance to African-Americans and all BIPOC communities. Issues that shed a positive light on our community instead of the negative aspects so often heard in the news. A show that could explore issues that are unique to Oklahoma's BIPOC citizens that are often ignored and a show that provides in-depth investigations of BIPOC life statewide-which is by no means monolithic.
So, Tri-City Collective, in partnership with KOSU, the Tulsa Artist Fellowship, and Oklahoma State University-Tulsa, created Focus: Black Oklahoma, an hour-long news and public affairs program on various topics relevant to the BIPOC communities statewide. Our show broadcasts monthly on KOSU and KWGS; both National Public Radio affiliates.
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Focus: Black Oklahoma features spotlight interviews supported by stories on current topics and events in our BIPOC communities. These topics include news, politics, current affairs, education, law, arts, family, health, relationships, sports, finances, business, spirituality, technology, and more.
Focus: Black Oklahoma serves as a catalyst for change and understanding by strengthening Oklahoma's ability to create awareness for a more diverse and inclusive population.
Listen
TUNE IN EVERY THIRD SUNDAY AT 3 P.M.
AND FOLLOWING FRIDAY AT 1 P.M.
​
KWGS re-broadcasts
4th Thursday of the month at 12pm
and 4th Friday at 8pm.
Download and subscribe:
Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Stitcher | Google Podcasts | NPR One
Co-Hosts

KUMA ROBERTS, IOM has over 10 years of organizational development experience specializing in the business case for diversity, equity & inclusion.
Kuma is passionate about racial and social justice with emphasis shifting policy and practice vs. hearts and minds and speaking to how more companies and organizations can harness the power of DEI to enhance their competitive advantage.

JACOB LITTLEBEAR is a Mvskoke citizen of Yuchi and Shawnee descent and a Marine Corps veteran.
Jacob is dedicated to elevating marginalized voices across Oklahoma and addressing issues of Indigenous sovereignty, environmental justice, and economic inequality.

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