Sheletta is joined by Jamey Sharp, a member of the Law Enforcement Accountability Network in Duluth, to explain the findings of a new study showing racial disparities in Duluth schools. 

Sheletta is joined by Jamey Sharp, a member of the Law Enforcement Accountability Network in Duluth, to explain the findings of a new study showing racial disparities in Duluth schools.

The show that keeps the conversation going on making our community more inclusive. We talk with leaders that are making a difference for a better Minnesota going forward.

The show that keeps the conversation going on making our community more inclusive. We talk with leaders that are making a difference for a better Minnesota going forward.

The Sheletta Show

The show that keeps the conversation going on making our community more 
inclusive. We talk with leaders that are making a difference for a better 
Minnesota going forward.

A two-year examination found racial disparities in Duluth schools

It is a shortened version of the Sheletta Show this Saturday and we started the day off talking about a tragic shooting that had taken place in Saint Paul on Friday night as an 11 year old boy was shot in the head by a 13 year old not too far from the State Capital - so what can we do to keep this vicious cycle from occurring with our youth and the violence that ensues.  We also had Brian Mills from Northwest Mutual on the show in the first hour - giving out financial help to those who need it and talking about generational wealth as well.  Also talked to Sena Geleto, a youth advocate for MN Smoke Free Generation and Community Outreach Coordinator at North Point Health and Wellness about educating our youth about the dangers of smoking including vaping, e-cigarettes and what her and her team are doing to contribute to that. Sheletta also caught up with an old friend in Krissy Ott, reminiscing on their time together in junior high and what brings her to the Twin Cities this weekend. 

It is a shortened version of the Sheletta Show this Saturday and we started the day off talking about a tragic shooting that had taken place in Saint Paul on Friday night as an 11 year old boy was shot in the head by a 13 year old not too far from the State Capital - so what can we do to keep this vicious cycle from occurring with our youth and the violence that ensues.  We also had Brian Mills from Northwest Mutual on the show in the first hour - giving out financial help to those who need it and talking about generational wealth as well.  Also talked to Sena Geleto, a youth advocate for MN Smoke Free Generation and Community Outreach Coordinator at North Point Health and Wellness about educating our youth about the dangers of smoking including vaping, e-cigarettes and what her and her team are doing to contribute to that. Sheletta also caught up with an old friend in Krissy Ott, reminiscing on their time together in junior high and what brings her to the Twin Cities this weekend.

Seeking change for our youth in the community!

Sheletta calls up an old friend from her junior high days Krissy Ott to join the show and check in with her while she is in the Twin Cities! 

Sheletta calls up an old friend from her junior high days Krissy Ott to join the show and check in with her while she is in the Twin Cities!

Sheletta catches up with an old friend!

Flavored e-cigarettes, vaping, hookah, many nicotine products are being promoted to our youth and the people at North Point Health and Wellness including Sena Geleto, a youth advocate for MN Smoke Free Generation and Community Outreach Coordinator among others are asking legislators to help combat the massive deficit being faced against the money being spent to advertise these flavored tobacco products to our children. 

Flavored e-cigarettes, vaping, hookah, many nicotine products are being promoted to our youth and the people at North Point Health and Wellness including Sena Geleto, a youth advocate for MN Smoke Free Generation and Community Outreach Coordinator among others are asking legislators to help combat the massive deficit being faced against the money being spent to advertise these flavored tobacco products to our children.

A two-year examination found racial disparities in Duluth schools

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