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JiStribling

Reporting Intern

Ji Stribling is a student at the University of Missouri-Kansas City and reporting intern at Kansas City PBS.

Stories by Ji Stribling

curiousKC

curiousKC | How Mexican Communities Kept KC Boxcars Cold

A window into “La Hielera,” a largely unknown and tight-knit community of laborers and their families from the 1930-40s

by Multiple Reporters

Mental Health

How Grief Grew Into Garden Therapy for Teens

Green Spaces Used To Improve Mental Health

by Multiple Reporters

Arts & Culture

Local LGBTQ Artists Discuss Embracing Their Authentic Selves

Free to 'Just Be'

by Ji Stribling

Arts & Culture

Filmmakers Reckon With Pandemic and Marginalization at Kansas City FilmFest International

Finding Inspiration in Film

by Multiple Reporters

Funding for Flatland
Provided By

William T. Kemper, Commerce Bank, Trustee

Jo Anna Dale

Herbert & Bonnie Buchbinder

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We Are Flatland

JiStribling

Reporting Intern

Stories by Ji Stribling

curiousKC | How Mexican Communities Kept KC Boxcars Cold

A window into “La Hielera,” a largely unknown and tight-knit community of laborers and their families from the 1930-40s

How Grief Grew Into Garden Therapy for Teens

Green Spaces Used To Improve Mental Health

Local LGBTQ Artists Discuss Embracing Their Authentic Selves

Free to 'Just Be'

Filmmakers Reckon With Pandemic and Marginalization at Kansas City FilmFest International

Finding Inspiration in Film

Funding for Flatland
Provided By

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Feature Series

We Are Flatland

JiStribling

Reporting Intern

Stories by Ji Stribling

curiousKC | How Mexican Communities Kept KC Boxcars Cold

A window into “La Hielera,” a largely unknown and tight-knit community of laborers and their families from the 1930-40s

How Grief Grew Into Garden Therapy for Teens

Green Spaces Used To Improve Mental Health

Local LGBTQ Artists Discuss Embracing Their Authentic Selves

Free to 'Just Be'

Filmmakers Reckon With Pandemic and Marginalization at Kansas City FilmFest International

Finding Inspiration in Film

Funding for FlatlandProvided By

Funding for Flatland
Provided By