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2009 Employee Memorial Ceremony
The City of Phoenix honors employees who have lost their lives in the line of duty. Taped on-location at the Orpheum Theatre.

ASU Latin Jazz Ensemble "Looking at Jazz Ensemble"
This final presentation of Phoenix Public Library's "Looking at Jazz: America's Art Form" series features ASU's Latin Jazz Ensemble. The Ensemble, a nine-member band, all students from ASU's Herberger College of Fine Arts, is led by director Dom Moio.

Authors & Poets: Stella Pope Duarte
Educator, community activist and author, Stella Pope Duarte, presents her third book, If I Die In Juarez, based on her research in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico. Duarte weaves a compelling story of three young women living in the border town and how their worlds are affected by the violence in their city.

Cesar Chavez "Educating the Heart" Awards Dinner 2009
Highlights of the annual dinner include Eva Longoria-Parker.

Children's Museum of Phoenix: "The Making of a Museum"
By Spring 2008, Phoenix's downtown landscape will be further enriched by the addition of a major downtonw museum, the Children's Museum of Phoenix. This modern juseum is coming to life in a classic downtown building, The Monroe School, a former elementary school built between 1913-1914.

Daring Adventures
The Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department administers the Adaptive Recreation Program that offers outdoor recreation programs for teens and adults with disabilities and their non-disabled peers. This episode highlights a recent river rafting trip taken by Parks staff and friends.

"How to LIve Day to Day with Parkinson's Disease"
St. Joseph's Hospital and the City of Phoenix Human Services Department present this Health for a Lifetime series. This epidsode's featured topic, "How to LIve with Parkinson's Disease," discusses symptoms of, and treatment for, this illness and how it effects a person's quality of life.

Self-Defense: How Not to be a Victim of Violent Crime
In this special presentation two Phoenix Police officers with specialized training in martial arts, provide critical information for citizens on how to avoid becoming a victim of violent crime. We’ll hear the grim realities of being taken to a second location by an assailant….and how important it is to fight the good fight here and now, if attacked.