Sweethearts and Heroes provides tools to bystanders of bullying that are designed to save lives. They teach kids to jump into action to save someone from bullying and empower those to help end the cycle. Learn action based methods to stop bullying.
For Bullying Part 1 - click here
Hosted by: Eric ClemonsProduced by: Greater Boston Newsmakers Team
Jane Doe Inc. is working to change the way society views and reacts to sexual and domestic violence in ways that make our communities safer today and for future generations. In today’s environment, this is crucial. JDI’s Debra Robbin joins Newsmakers.
The shifting media landscape, including the growth of social media, has had a profound impact on the sports industry and the way fans consume sports content. Sawyer Business School, Business of Sports in the Media Instructor, Skip Perham explains.
The Clubhouse Network's learning approach is designed to empower youth from all backgrounds to become more capable, creative, and confident learners; and increases young people’s opportunities to build fulfilling careers. Gail Breslow joins Eric Clemons.
In 2015, Mayor Martin J. Walsh created the Mayor’s Office of Recovery Services; which is focused on substance use disorder and addiction issues in Boston. ORS Policy Director, Brendan Little explains how people can access addiction recovery services.
The BSA Foundation is dedicated to sustaining Greater Boston as a vibrant, healthy, equitable, and innovative place for everyone to live, work, and play. BSA Foundation Board Member, Ted Touloukian, discusses community building through community design.
LEAP is a unique program that trains college and public high school students to counsel younger children in poverty-stricken neighborhoods. Joining host Eric Clemons is Elvert Eden, Director of Youth Development and Aquatics at LEAP in New Haven, CT.
Adapting to a new country, culture and language is challenging. Will Kneerim with Integrated Refugee and Immigrant Services in New Haven discusses refugee resettlement support services for those re-building their lives in Connecticut.
Part 1 - Community relations between police and many communities across the U.S. are fractured. In New Haven CT, the Department is building trust through the adoption of body worn cameras, community policing, communication and other collaborative strategies.
For Part 2 of this interview with Police Chief Anthony Campbell click here.
Violent gangs, domestic violence and the opioid crisis are some of the top issues of our times. The New Haven CT Police Department is developing strategies that are proactive rather than reactive in order to combat these serious problems.
Interview recorded on August 9, 2017 at Gateway Community College. Hosted by Eric Clemons.
People with disabilities would often find themselves at dead ends when seeking employment or accessing resources. Eric Clemons’ guest is President & CEO of Oak Hill, Barry Simon to discuss new assistive technologies and services now available.
The YWCA helps transform victims of domestic and sexual violence into survivors. Women with no economic resources often go back again and again to abusers. The YWCA of Western New England offers a safe haven and a place for women to get back on their feet.
Interview Recorded on May 23, 2017 at the Majestic Theater. Hosted by Nathan O'Leary.
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