Note:
Justice Talking's grant funding expired in 2008 and the
project has been closed. This website is an archive of
the entire run of Justice Talking shows through June 30,
2008.
It is no longer being maintained. We apologize for
any stale or broken links.
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Listen in as the nation's top advocates tackle the
tough, provocative legal issues that capture the headlines, from
stem cell research to prayer in school, gay marriage to Guantanamo
Bay.
With knowledge and insight, veteran NPR correspondent Margot
Adler leads listeners through a fast-paced hour. You can hear
interviews with the nation's leading experts, reports from the field
that explain why a legal issue matters and lively debates that force
advocates to articulate and defend their positions.
Justice Talking is an entertaining and enlightening mix of voices and
opinions. Tune in today and listen to the sound of democracy.
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| Kathryn Kolbert | Executive Producer | (1999 - 2008) |
| Julie Drizen | Producer | (1999 - 2003) |
| Sheryl Flowers | Producer | (2000 - 2002) |
| Kara McGuirk | Producer | (2000 - 2008) |
| Erin Mooney | Producer | (2002 - 2007) |
| Steve Mencher | Producer | (2003 - 2005) |
| Ingrid Lakey | Producer | (2005 - 2008) |
| Viet Le | Producer | (2006 - 2008) |
| Julie Mashack | Producer | (2006 - 2008) |
| Jeanne Baron | Producer | (2007 - 2008) |
| Gary Kalman | Communications | (2001 - 2005) |
| Laura Sider | Outreach | (2003 - 2008) |
| Marvin Li | Webmaster | (2003 - 2004) |
| Gary L. Gehman | Webmaster | (2004 - 2008) |
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Justice Talking was the flagship of a multi-media civic education initiative
online, in print and in classrooms. Justice Talking and the
New York Times
Learning Network have teamed up to bring you
JusticeLearning.org, a free
website for students and teachers that tackles the tough provocative legal
issues debated in the courts, in congress and in our classrooms.
At Justice
Learning students can find Justice Talking audio and New York Times articles
on key issues of interest to students; an interactive guide to the Constitution
which includes historical timelines and primary source material from the
Congress, the Courts and the Oval Office.
Education World gave the site an A plus, calling it "a superlative site
from world class sources" — See for yourself at JusticeLearning.org.
The educational program also develops educational videos and contributes lesson plans and teacher
resources to the Annenberg Classroom. On line at Annenbergclassroom.org.
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It's the most important document in U.S. History: In your hip pocket!
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