District 8 Councilman Michael Johnson - Video on Demand

On the Issues May 2008 - Councilman Michael Johnson celebrates National Stroke Month with members of the American Heart Association. He also features two organizations, the South Phoenix Healthy Start and the Phoenix Birthing Project, to discuss how women care for children before, during and after the pregnancy as well as ensuring healthy child during their first year. Real Player Windows Media High Windows Media Low April 2008 - Councilman Michael Johnson discusses the upcoming Maximum Impact Simulcast event hosted by the First Institutional Baptist Church. He also highlights the upcoming Block Party and Information Fair organized by the Valley Christian Centers. To close the show, we'll learn about epilepsy, its cause and living with the condition. Real Player Windows Media High Windows Media Low March 2008 - Councilman Johnson speaks with state legislators about a bill they are trying to pass regarding Roosevelt School District. Later in the show, he leads a discussion with Sam Wercinski about the services offered by the Arizona Department of Real Estate. The councilman wraps up the show by talking with representatives from the Arizona Black Film Showcase. Real Player Windows Media High Windows Media Low February 2008 - Councilman Johnson speaks with the chief counsel of the Arizona Attorney General's Office, Civil Rights Division, to discuss their role in fighting against discrimination. Later in the show, he leads a discussion with state representatives and a local attorney about the Ward Connerly initiative, which proposes to end affirmative action. Real Player Windows Media High Windows Media Low January 2008 - Councilman Michael Johnson honors city employees who help make District 8 shine, with his annual "I Luv District 8" award show. Real Player Windows Media High Windows Media Low News Conferences Chengdu Earthquake Relief Fund to Benefit Phoenix Sister City - May 13, 2008 Real Player Windows Media High Windows Media Low

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