Monday on Lake Effect: Nazi Atrocities, Social Innovators, Camp for Visually Impaired Kids

Monday on Lake Effect:

Why we’re only today learning about Nazi atrocities in the former Soviet Union. Later, an upcoming effort at Marquette University seeks to give would-be social innovators a boost; while a Marquette student uses his own experience as a visually impaired man to start a summer camp for kids dealing with the same challenges. And a woman starts a language and arts institute in perhaps an unlikely place – Slinger, Wisconsin.

Guests:

• Fr. Patrick Desbois, Catholic priest, Yahad-In Unum
• Kelsey Otero and Fr. Nicky Santos, Marquette Social Innovation Inititative
• Ian Kloehn, Vision Forward/Marquette student and founder of camp for visually impaired kids
• Wendy Olsen, Slinger Academy of Language and Arts

Segments:

• Priest Uncovers A "Holocaust By Bullets" In Soviet Russia
• Marquette Helps Give Local Social Entrepreneurs a "Boost"
• Marquette University Student Creates Camp for Blind and Visually Impaired Children
• 'Loving Lardo': A Memoir of a Life in Italy