UNITED VOICE OKLAHOMABringing local media outlets together to give Oklahoma a united voice in promoting a healthy dialogue on race. Search Business Community Dialogue Education Faith Government Health & Wellness History KFOR News 4 KOCO News 5 KOKH Fox 25 KWTV News 9 Law Enforcement Mentor Non-Profit The Oklahoman UNITED VOICE UNITED VOICE Clear All | The Oklahoman | KOKH Fox 25 | KWTV News 9 | KOCO News 5 | KFOR News 4 | Filters Categories All The Oklahoman KOKH Fox 25 KWTV News 9 KOCO News 5 KFOR News 4 Filter Clear Filter ‘You’ll either move or I’ll get the bus driver,’ an emotional look back for one Oklahoma man. Oklahoma City Police officer asks ‘How would you grade OKC on race relations?’ Four Oklahoma men come up with project to promote healthy dialogue on race. KFOR launching new, groundbreaking initiative “United Voice” Third annual Justice Conference brings dozens together to discuss race, backgrounds Norman couple relives history of sundown towns in Oklahoma ‘oNE OKC’ block party raises awareness about large redevelopment project Inner-city youth learn from top Oklahoma leaders through faith-based camp 60 years later: Reenactment held in honor of 1958 Katz Drug Store sit-in New York Times best-selling author, TV journalist speaks out on 60th anniversary of Oklahoma City sit-ins Clara Luper’s daughter shares history of the Katz Drug Store Sit-In WKY-TV news reel footage documents lunch counter protests – 60 years ago Series aims at educating citizens in black community on city planning, design and architecture Jones High School takes initiative in honoring Black History Month OKC hosts National Baptist Convention for first time since 1962 The Story: New podcast features a deeper dive into topics impacting Oklahomans Two youth centers come together to serve more children in poverty-stricken areas Oklahoma City leaders trying to find solutions for class, race divisions in community Group of teens changing narrative in their community through lawn care service Fitness classes changing lives in northeast Oklahoma City Putnam City High School student starts club to promote leadership among young minority males Death row inmate gets widespread support from Oklahoma faith community ‘Just Love Summit’ strives to bring faith and positive justice reform together Community leaders turning to prayer to address issues Community leaders work to inspire young men in Putnam City District The Incredible Story of the First Black Police Officer in Moore OKC downtown library hosts Tulsa Race Massacre presentation First, and only, female African American OHP Trooper shares inspiring story Oklahoma filmmakers make feature film about Tulsa Race Massacre Hundreds gather in the metro for Breaking Bread Breakfast Leadership academy geared to change police perception goes virtual due to pandemic Oklahoma man remembers his friend George Floyd, who died in police custody in Minneapolis Photo captures hope amid protests in Oklahoma City United Voice & KFOR present Virtual Town Hall on Race in Oklahoma Coalition working to establish human rights commission in Oklahoma City OKC Police Chief joins local Reverend to discuss race relations Oklahoma City police take part in ‘Faith and Blue’ events Two new grocery stores coming to NE Oklahoma City food desert Oklahoma begins Tulsa race massacre centennial remembrance All hell broke loose’: A look at Black Wall Street Hundreds gather at Norman church to discuss race relations in Oklahoma Oklahoma City owners discuss restaurant journey with fan favorite Off the Hook Health officials say which zip code you live in affects your life expectancy Civil rights activist talks about Katz Drugstore Sit-in anniversary Community leader discusses race relations in response to OU racism video Advocates discuss fight for equal rights in Oklahoma Conference set to discuss development in northeast Oklahoma City 'Poetry and Chill' after school workshops African American Men's Health Summit in Oklahoma City Local pastors ask for help to save death row inmate Julius Jones State sends fewer kids to juvenile lockups as focus shifts to rehabilitation Daughter of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. speaks at special event in Oklahoma OKC Black Eats event to celebrate black culinary arts in the metro ‘Black Wall Street Burning’ movie released in Oklahoma movie theaters 'Heartbreaking and disturbing': Oklahoma man reacts to death of childhood friend, George Floyd Local Black Lives Matter leaders meet with Mayor Holt day after issuing demands KOCO 5 speaks to Black Lives Matter, FOP about OKC protests Plans to build new grocery store in northeast OKC food desert moving forward Having tough talks about race, one cup of coffee at a time Project CommUNITY looks at state of race in Oklahoma Oklahoma’s Native American community feeling left out of conversation Oklahoma man says he’s received worldwide support to continue dialogue about race at coffee shops Local sports stars want fans to hear messages in fight for racial justice ‘We are in this together’: OU football team marches on anniversary of civil rights March on Washington Lawmakers, health officials work to address infant mortality issue in Oklahoma Local musician discusses efforts to bring arts featuring artists of color to east OKC Hundreds gather to celebrate groundbreaking for grocery store in OKC food desert Faculty position created at OU to honor Civil Rights pioneer Black-led organizations fighting for racial justice, equity receive grants worth almost $300K Children’s book looks at success of Black Wall Street before Tulsa Race Massacre Credit union makes big donation to Black-owned bookstore facing eviction in NE OKC OKC councilwoman gives update on grocery store opening this spring in food desert OKC Black Restaurant Weeks returns Rep. Ajay Pittman discusses Black Americans underrepresented in legislature Project Trinity aims to better understand mental, physical health of Black Americans amid pandemic, social unrest Black community faces homelessness at higher rates Joyce Jackson, first Black female journalist on Oklahoma TV, talks past, present and future of fight for social justice Preacher shares story of prayer kettle, promotes Christian unity Police, city leaders tout success in program tackling violent crime OKC police program gives students skills to be leaders Oklahoma City officers changing lives through gang intervention program Where is Henry headed? Putnam City teacher's project about former slave continues to inspire youths Oklahoma church's youth symposium focuses on racial dialogue, healing Bells ring for hope and reconciliation Different kind education: Initiative promotes healthy dialogue about race Ministers' conversations lead to church camaraderie Oklahoma Christian works to right a wrong against black students 50 years ago Pulpit swap: Pastors preach to each others' congregations on "Reconciliation Sunday" Saying no to hate: Anti-Defamation League leader says hatred should be challenged at the outset United Methodist collegiate ministries join forces for missions, discussions about race Graduates of new intervention program grateful for second chance: Police see program as win-win for community Gathering focuses on social justice Diversity thrives at women's Diversi-Tea Oklahoma City Community College mentor program helping black male students succeed Some see race at play in Edmond police tactics Black activist George Henderson recalls campus attitudes at OU in 1968 Local principal pens his school's turnaround story Former principal touts community investment in Oklahoma's children Bringing it to the table: Oklahoma residents discuss race relations, build friendships Unified effort to share stories about race relations and dialogue. Community Event Aims To Teach Kids Skills To Succeed Impact Of Teacher Walkout On Minority Communities Significant Minority Women More Likely To Experience Domestic Violence OKC Sit-In Participants Prepare For 60th Anniversary ‘Poetry And Chill’ Inspires OKC Youth To Find Their Voice Murdered And Missing Indigenous Women Cases Remain Unsolved Historic Route 66 Gas Station Has Ties To Oscar-Nominated Film Donation Of Feminine Hygiene Products Helps Native American Girls In School U.S. Gov’t Recognizes 400 Years Of African-Americans Camp Aims To Uplift Next Generation Of Leaders Community Event Aims To Teach Kids Skills To Succeed Tribes Join Forces To Combat Domestic Violence OSU’s First Black Graduate Leaves Lasting Legacy On Campus Boley Restoration Project Will Highlight Ties To Pretty Boy Floyd Gang Bridge Conference Aims To Tackle Low Life Expectancy In NE OKC Oklahoma Lawmakers Address High Black Maternal Death Rate OKC Ballet Develops The Next Generation Of Dancers Through Project Plie Nikki Nice Hosts Town Hall Meeting For Black Elected Officials Midnight Basketball Program Celebrates 21 Years Of Keeping NE OKC Kids Safe Local Artists Plan Concert To Pay Youth Usage Fees At Douglass Rec Center 'Let’s Get Right' Week Promotes Community Advocacy To Solve Societal Problems Shawnee Juneteenth Celebration Gets New Tribal Partner Cheyenne & Arapaho Tribes Honor MMIW With March OKC Teens Plan Dialogue To ‘Remove The Walls’ Of Racial Divide Supporters Of Oklahoma Death Row Inmate Push For His Clemency OKC Man Remembers Childhood Friend George Floyd After He Died While In Minneapolis Police Custody Oklahoma County Deputies, Protesters Kneel Together 8-Year-Old Boy Talks About Why He's Protesting As A Black Male Leader Of Stronger Together Movement Speaks On OKC Protests Food Pantry Steps Up For Lyrewood Community Jabee Williams Connects With OKC Through His Music New NE OKC Grocery Store to feature Murals by Local Artists Ribbon Cutting Held For New Grocery Store Coming To Northeast OKC A Conversation with OCPD’s First Black Female Major Health Care Leaders Work To Give The African American Community Accurate Information OCCHD Working With Latino Community Leaders To Dispel Vaccine Fears Local Woman Shares Thoughts On How To Create A Diverse Workplace Local Nonprofit Works To Help Adopted, Foster Children Of Color With Hair, Skin Care Needs FOX25 and Living Oklahoma Launch United Voice Oklahoma "It starts at the dinner table." United Voice : At the Movies Exercise Your Mind : Racism through a child's perspective One family forms lawn care service to serve their community A podcast that creates a safe space to talk about race Death of George Floyd sparks mission of change in Oklahoma Mayor Holt joins protesters, lifts overnight curfew Artists using murals to raise awareness in NE OKC Local grocery store to open, honoring the memory of George Floyd Restore OKC plans new grocery store to end food desert in NE Oklahoma City Tommie Johnson III makes history as Oklahoma County's first Black sheriff Owner of Nappy Roots Bookstore seeks community's help to stay open during pandemic Local credit union gives donation to Nappy Roots to help stay in business Honoring Black Americans at the Oklahoma History Center Officials say vaccine pod at Ebenezer Baptist will hopefully reach minority community OSU to honor civil rights pioneer, Nancy Randolph Davis OKCFD honors "Original 12" in recognition of Black History Month "The Voice of 13": All-Black Towns of Oklahoma Teaching Your Kids About Black History Month Keeping the Legacy Alive on the Northeast Side No results found No results match your search. 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