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7:38

Legislative Highlights including Updates to the Move Over Law

New Jersey State Assemblyman Eric Houghtaling discusses legislative highlights over his tenure in Trenton including updates to the Move Over Law. Recorded December 3, 2021.

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5:54

Training The Next Generation Of Workers

Since the COVID-19 pandemic began, Florida’s unemployment rate jumped to as high as 14%. While things have improved since early 2020, organizations like Junior Achievement of South Florida have proven vital in assisting the next generation of talent by getting them ready for the workforce. Organization President and CEO Laurie Sallarulo talks about their programs.

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4:54

Career Connections For Black Professionals

Businesses struggling to stay afloat during the COVID-19 pandemic are being hit with another unexpected problem – a worker shortage. In fact, in October of 2021, the U.S. Department of Labor says there was at least one job opening for every American seeking work. Jerome Hutchinson Junior is the President ofThe International Career and Business Alliance, known as ICABA World Network, and discusses how the organization connects Black professionals with promising career opportunities

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6:25

A Path for Diversity on America’s Corporate Boards

In 1905, Alonzo Franklin Herndon — who was formerly enslaved — founded what would become the Atlanta Life Insurance Company.

Roosevelt Giles, Founder of the Herndon Directors Institute, joins host Tetiana Anderson to share how today, Herndon’s legacy serves as an inspiration to many — and how it’s helping to shape efforts to increase diversity on America’s corporate boards.

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5:37

Closing the digital divide in underserved communities

According to Pew Research, 90% say the internet has been essential or important for them personally during the coronavirus outbreak. Zachary Rowe, Executive Director of Friends of Parkside, discusses how they are helping to close the digital divide to residents in Detroit.

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5:45

Reducing unconscious bias and addressing social determinants

The social determinants of health are the non-medical factors that influence health outcomes. Where individuals live, learn, work, and age, along with socioeconomic status and race, all have a tremendous influence on their health. How are things changing in health care when looking at social determinants? Ewa Matuszewski, CEO of MedNetOne Health Solutions, joins host Laurel Hess to discuss the importance of reducing unconscious bias and addressing social determinants.

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5:47

Free Tax Preparation Services for Low-Income Families

Joe Cuozzo, Director of Development for Bucks County Opportunity Council, discusses their free tax preparation services and how they benefit low-income families. Recorded November 19, 2021.

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6:07

New Jersey Businesses Continue to Navigate their Way through the Pandemic

Michele Siekerka, President and CEO of the New Jersey Business and Industry Association, discusses how New Jersey’s economy is faring as we continue to navigate our way through the pandemic as well as the programs her organization offers to assist businesses. Recorded November 19, 2021.

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6:26

Recreational and Residential Developments in Belleville

Mayor Michael Melham of the Township of Belleville discusses what a major municipal project means for local athletics, new residential development coming to the municipality, and efforts designed to increase community pride. Recorded November 19, 2021.

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5:50

Keeper of The Dream Award

They are honoring the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. through scholarships. Niajah Hood, 2021 Keeper of the Dream Scholarship Recipient and Oakland University Student, joins host Laurel Hess to discuss the importance of the award and what it means to her.

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5:59

Dismantling Racism in Metro Detroit

Detroit is the most segregated city in the country, with more than half the Black population living in neighborhoods that are 80% Black. Mike Rafferty, President and CEO of New Detroit, joins host Laurel Hess to discuss the important work that New Detroit is doing to fight racism and racial equality in Metro Detroit.

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5:39

Personal Finance Recovery and Understanding Your Credit

According to a recent report by T. Rowe Price, the percentage of families carrying credit card debt has increased due to pandemic-induced financial strain. Families reporting credit card debt have risen from 43% in 2020 to 57% in 2021.

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5:07

Supporting Local CT Restaurants

It may appear that restaurants are starting to recover but realistically it is a difficult industry with margins even in normal times. Connecticut Restaurant Association President and CEO, Scott Dolch talks new trends in to-go takeout and technology.

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6:15

Investing in the Future of Indigenous Women Entrepreneurs

Native American women are paid an average of 60 cents for every dollar earned by white, non-Hispanic men – a contributing factor to women choosing to become entrepreneurs.

Jaime Gloshay, Co-founder and Co-Director of Native Women Lead, joins host Tetiana Anderson to share how her organization is investing in Native women entrepreneurs as they launch new businesses.

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4:57

Entrepreneurs: Strong Local Economy

The Lawrence Partnership invests in local business and entrepreneurs with the mission to create a strong local economy. Executive Director, George Ramirez, community engagement, leadership development and inclusivity.

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5:52

Asian Owned Small Businesses

The Asian American Civic Association's Asian Business Training and Mentorship Program seeks to boost economic growth and wellbeing in Asian communities. Program Manager, Andy Goldberg, discusses the effect growth creates on job opportunities for Asians in their communities.

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