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5:53

Gangs: From the Corner to College

Boston Uncornered transforms lives by moving gang involved individuals from the corner to college. Executive Director, Tito SantosSilva, explains why gang-involved and formerly gang-involved individuals can end urban generational poverty.

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6:33

Library: Informing and Connecting Community

Libraries everywhere are working hard to safely serve communities with online programming and new ways of providing library materials with little or no contact. Silas Bronson Library Dir., Raechel Guest, talks keeping the community informed and connected.

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6:07

Education: Equal Access and Opportunity

There's long been a stigma for school-aged children eligible for free or reduced lunch. In the Hamden Public School District, all students are eligible. Hamden Superintendent, Jody Ian Goeler, explains why nutrition can be the equalizer among students.

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6:18

The Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum

The Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum is internationally recognized for its artist-centric programs and visionary exhibitions. The Aldrich Museum Director, Cybelle Maylone, talks exhibitions, educational programs, the unique campus and more.

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4:58

Mercy High School

Mercy High School enrolls over 440 girls in grades 9-12 hailing from 64 zip codes throughout central Maryland and southern Pennsylvania. Their Principal, Kathryn Adelsberger tells Elena Russo about their International Baccalaureate Program and the significance of tradition and legacy at Mercy.

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5:29

Community Youth Advance

Community Youth Advance is helping kids reconnect and reengage with their local school system after last year’s virtual school year. Their Executive Director, Danielle Middlebrooks sits down with Elena Russo to discuss how they are helping kids who struggled thru the virtual learning environment.

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5:47

Building the next generation of Future Leaders in the City of Detroit

Every 60 seconds a student in America drops out of High School. David Merritt, Founder of Merit Goodness and Give Merit, joins host Laurel Hess to discuss how they are supporting students through high school and into college.

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5:43

Helping Residents Become More Self-Sufficient

Currently, 1.2 million households live in public housing nationwide. The Inkster Housing Commission is providing more than house with the help of partnerships, like Comcast. Aaron Cooper, Executive Director of the Inkster Housing Commission, joins host Laurel Hess to discuss the importance of partnerships that are helping Inkster residents become more self-sufficient.

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5:33

Addressing the Dangers of Lead Paint for Children

Elyse Pivnick, Senior Director of Environmental Health for Isles, discusses the dangers of lead paint for children and as well as the organization’s workforce development program that trains adults in environmental remediation, creating healthier homes for kids and job opportunities for area residents. October 4, 2021.

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5:57

Creating a Talent Pipeline and Retaining Top Talent in Delaware

Michael Quaranta, President of the Delaware State Chamber of Commerce, discusses their efforts to create a talent pipeline and retain top talent in the state. September 22, 2021.

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5:33

Employment Services to Help Young People with Disabilities Transition from ...

Dominique Bernardo, CEO of Variety the Children's Charity of the Delaware Valley, discusses the organization’s focus on employment services to help young people transition from school to work. Recorded September 22, 2021.

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5:38

Kids Count Provides Comprehensive Data on Child Well-Being in New Jersey

Alana Vega, Kids Count Coordinator for Advocates for Children of New Jersey, discusses the statewide effort to provide comprehensive data on child well-being and how the information can inform public policy. Recorded September 22, 2021.

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7:46

Providing Positive, Lasting Change for South Florida’s Youth

For the last four decades, one South Florida organization has transformed the lives of thousands of children and family members, providing access to education and other developmental programs. CEO of Handy, Kirk Brown discusses the organization’s work.

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5:52

The Largest LGBTQ Library in the Nation Shares its Stories with the Communi...

For close to 50 years, the Stonewall Museum and Archives in Fort Lauderdale has preserved and shared some of the most important cultural stories in the LGBTQ community. Executive Director Hunter O’Hanian talks about a new exhibit making its way to the museum.

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5:10

Building Partnerships Between Youth, Law Enforcement and the Community

Sports and Education are the puzzle pieces that stick the community together for the Police Athletic League of West Palm Beach. Executive Director, Brittany Perdigon discusses the recreational and educational programs they offer, designed to encourage, enhance and develop good citizenship and improve the quality of life in Palm Beach County.

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5:43

Preserving Some of History’s Best-Known Inventors

The Edison and Ford Winter Estates dedicates its time and energy into preserving some of history’s best-known inventors, while also sharing their works with the public. Marketing and PR Director, Lisa Wilson discusses their work and what the estates has to offer.

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