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The Issues of Gun Violence, Mass Shootings, Racism and Discrimination in the United States JANUARY 2019 A Gripping New British Drama Broken PAGE 8 At Last! Season 3 premieres Doc Martin Sunday, January 13 Season 8 PAGE 16 THE QUEEN IS BACK CONTENTS 2 3 4 6 21 22 PERKS + EVENTS NEWS + NOTES AUDIO TV LISTINGS TV LISTINGS PASSPORT Magnificent KQED Learn Wins Radio Schedule Cover Story World Highlights The Royal Collection Magnolias New Prize Radio Specials Saturday Movie Kids Highlights Podcasts Coming in February PERKS + EVENTS Member Day: SF Botanical Garden Friday, January 25 PERK San Francisco Join KQED at the San Francisco Botanical Garden (SFBG) for Magnificent Magnolias — one of San Francisco’s annual natural spectacles. Watch as nearly 100 towering magnolias erupt into saucer-sized blossoms, offering up dramatic color and fragrant scents. Admission is free on Friday, January 25, for KQED members (up to two admissions total) who present a current KQED MemberCard and valid ID in person at the ticket booth. The day also includes special discounts on SFBG memberships, in the Garden Bookstore and at the Plant Arbor. sfbg.org Kid Koala at SFJAZZ Friday, February 8 PERK PERK PERK San Francisco Looking for some new music? Check out Montreal-based DJ, composer and producer Kid Koala and the enchanting adaptation of his graphic novel Nufonia Must Fall, coming to SFJAZZ February KID KOALA. KQED; COURTESY COURTESY 7-10. The performance features live puppeteering filmed on a dozen miniature KQED Silicon Valley Conversations sets and projected on video screens, backed by an KQED.ORG Examines Commuting Tuesday, February 5 ensemble of strings, piano San Francisco and electronic instruments. How did Bay Area commuting become so bad KQED members receive and what can we do about it? 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Chosen from a nationwide pool of applicants, KQED Learn was awarded the inaugural Misinformation Solutions Prize, a grant presented by the Rita Allen Foundation and RTI International in partnership with the Aspen Institute and designed to fuel the development of novel ideas to reduce the spread of misinformation. KQED Learn empowers educators to teach media literacy with award- winning content, such as the video series Above the Noise and an online platform for students to authentically share their learning. On KQED Learn, student inquiry begins with an Above the Noise video. Each video summarizes a timely topic with key facts while making the content relevant and entertaining to middle school and high school audiences. Then students research the topic for themselves and share their understanding by creating their own media — such as an article, an infographic or a video — that expresses their learning. 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