We're chatting with a local bunny rescue today on Engage ICT Mini. Join us at noon at engageict.org or KMUW's Facebook page.

Millions of dollars are coming to Kansas to expand broadband access. We will discuss at two upcoming events: A virtual Engage ICT on April 11 and Engage Kansas in Hutchinson on April 24. Details are at engageict.org.

Should the ability to easily access the internet be an affordable, regulated right, or should it remain a privilege for those who can pay for it? We'll discuss at Engage ICT tonight at 6p. The virtual conversation is streamed live on Facebook and engageict.org.

We'll talk with KMUW's Kylie Cameron 🌻 about Wichita's Fairmount neighborhood today on Engage ICT Mini. Join us at noon on KMUW's Facebook or engageict.org.

Join the KMUW team! KMUW is seeking an account executive to join our corporate sponsorship team. This position is for someone who appreciates well-done, in-depth journalism and is a fan of public radio. Learn more at kmuw.org/employment.

Join KMUW, Kansas Leadership Center and Radio Kansas for the first ever Engage Kansas on April 24 in Hutch. We're discussing the "Internet for All" initiative that's bringing $5.7 million to Kansas to expand internet access. Learn more at engageict.org.

As part of 1A's Remaking America, KMUW presents a special edition of Engage ICT on the future of higher education at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, May 9, at Roxy's Downtown. 1A host Jennifer White will guest host. kmuw.org/engage-ict

What does the future of higher education look like in Kansas and around the country? We'll discuss this topic with a panel of experts during a special edition of Engage ICT with special guest host 1A's Jennifer White at 6 p.m. on Tuesday at Roxy's Downtown.

As universities cut back on programs and college price tags rise, should schools focus on higher pay and job-skills, or something more? May's Engage ICT is on the future of higher education. Join Jennifer White this tomorrow at 6 p.m. at Roxy's Downtown. kmuw.org/engage-ict

Join Jennifer White and panelists Max McCoy : bsky @maxmccoy.com of @EmporiaState, Cammie Kennedy of Wichita East High School and Shirley Lefever of Wichita State for a special edition of Engage ICT tonight at 6 p.m. at Roxy's Downtown.

ICYMI: May's Engage ICT discussion was over the future of higher education. You can watch the full panel, guest hosted by 1A's Jennifer White, here: youtu.be/OmBqlpCasYo

What's more important than water? Maybe air, but not knowing if we'll have drinkable water in Kansas 20 years from now could be a problem. At Engage ICT, we'll discuss Running Dry: The Future of Water at 6 p.m. on June 13 on KMUW's Facebook page or engageict.org.

What do you want to know about the Ogallala aquifer, Cheney Reservoir, or the city of Wichita's water facilities? Email [email protected], then join us for June's Engage ICT at 6 p.m. on June 13 on engageict.org or KMUW's Facebook page as we get your questions answered.

June's Engage ICT is all about water. Join us for a virtual event with a panel of experts as we learn about the future of water in Kansas and whether we are running dry. The discussion will be live at 6 p.m., June 13, on KMUW's Facebook page or engageict.org.

What do you want to know about the Ogallala Aquifer, Cheney Reservoir, or the Wichita city water facilities? Submit a question for our panel of experts to answer at next Tuesday’s Engage ICT on the future of water live at 6 p.m. on KMUW’s Facebook page. kmuw.net/shorturl/water…

Will we have drinkable water in Kansas twenty years from now? At tomorrow's Engage ICT, we'll discuss the future of water with a panel of experts live at 6 p.m. on engageict.org or KMUW's Facebook page.

Join us tonight for Running Dry: The Future of Water. We'll ask experts about the Ogallala aquifer, Cheney Reservoir, the city of Wichita's water facilities, and more. Watch live at 6 p.m. on KMUW's Facebook or engageict.org.

When it comes to the fate of performing arts in Wichita, there’s more on the line than the fight over Century II. Join Sarah Jane Crespo for this month’s Engage ICT as we discuss the future of performing arts at 6 p.m. Tuesday at Roxy's Downtown.

The economic impact of shows large and small, venues historic and new, the wrestle over parking, and how to bring more shows like “Hamilton" into our city, are all complicated issues. We will discuss them at this month’s Engage ICT at 6 p.m. Tuesday at Roxy's Downtown.

Join us tonight at 6 p.m. at Roxy's Downtown for June’s Engage ICT. We will be joined by a panel of experts to discuss the fate of performing arts in Wichita.