Posts by Yuko Kodama



KBCS Story: Traumatic Effects of the Buffalo Mass Shooting

How might hearing about the tragedy of the racially motivated mass shooting in Buffalo impact the mental health of our Black communities and communities of color? How can we help each other through these times? Listen in. (more…)



KBCS Story – Trees and Development

In a dense city landscape, can trees and development coexist? Listen in on this story about Seattle's trees. (more…)


KBCS Story – Supporting Families Through the Pandemic

Listen to heartfelt stories from a family support worker in the Seattle Public School system about what his community has needed through the pandemic and where the challenges are today. (more…)




Honoring the Nikkei Farmers of Bellevue

Bellevue, Washington was home to a powerful Japanese American farming community before World War II. Find out how one local artist is honoring this group with an art display at Bellevue Arts Museum. (more…)


KBCS Story – Youth Mental Health and the Role of Trusted Adults

Kate Donaldson experienced her first of daily panic attacks during high school. Today, she advocates for youth mental health with a program she's created with Dr. Luci Hackbert to encourage a web of trusted adults for youth. (more…)