Yolanda Vazquez speaks with Senator Barbara A. Robinson, from District 40, about helping the public be aware of home care providers who abuse the system. Also discussed are the issues facing the education system. Follow on Twitter.
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Recorded on 05/02/17.
Hosted by: Yolanda VazquezProduced by: Beltway Newsmakers Team
Yolanda Vazquez speaks with Todd Collins, a liaison for the Baltimore County Chamber of Commerce, about what exciting new things are coming with this year’s Baltimore County Summer Restaurant Week.
Yolanda Vazquez speaks with Anne Lefter, the Director of Performing Arts with the Community College of Baltimore County, about the different shows the department provides that local community residents can get involved with or enjoy.
Yolanda Vazquez speaks with Jeanne Allert, the Founder and Executive Director of the Samaritan Women, about what the organization does to help victims recover from human sex trafficking and the how negatively it impacts victims’ lives.
Yolanda Vazquez speaks with Jeanne Allert, the Founder and Executive Director of the Samaritan Women, who explains how human sex trafficking occurs, the areas of which are affected, and the effects it can have on the victims involved.
Yolanda Vazquez speaks with Sean Hull, the Founder and President of the Life and Breath Foundation, about the personal impacts sarcoidosis has had on his life and the organization’s efforts to help find a cure.
Yolanda Vazquez speaks with Patrica Riska, Founder of Wings of Love, Kuwait, about their rescue efforts for dogs in need and what the organization needs to continue and grow their success stories.
The mission of health profession education at Grand Valley State University is to prepare exceptional professionals who will impact the health and well-being of the larger community. The college offers a variety of programs that are appealing to anyone interested in the health professions. The College of Health Professions includes nine academic programs -- one which is a clinical doctorate program (Physical Therapy); four of which are entry-level masters degrees (Occupational Therapy, Physician Assistant Studies, Public Health, Speech Language Pathology); and four which are at the baccalaureate level (Allied Health Sciences, Medical Laboratory Sciences, Radiologic & Imaging Sciences and Therapeutic Recreation).
Dean Roy Olsson of the College of Health Professions at Grand Valley State University joins host Laurel Hess to talk about the expansion of the College.
Interview recorded September 21st, 2017.
Yolanda Vazquez talks with Beth Wenger, Program Director for KEEN Greater DC-Baltimore. KEEN stands for Kids Enjoy Exercise Now. Their vision is to foster confidence, self-esteem and community inclusion of youth with disabilities; strengthen communities through education of volunteers; and provide families with respite and a supportive network. For more information on KEEN, go to their website.
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Elena Russo talks with Laraine Buck, Deputy Director for the Wicomico Department of Emergency Services. They discuss general preparedness during and emergency and the need for having a NOAA Weather Radio. For more information the Wicomico Department of Emergency Services. Visit their website.
Yolanda Vazquez talks with Gina James, CEO for The Foundation Schools. They discuss the school and their mission to the community. For more information on The Foundation School, visit their website.
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