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Voting Rights Advancement Act

Voting Rights Advancement Act - 6:22

A poll conducted by the Public Religion Research Institute and The Atlantic revealed barriers that people of color face in exercising their right to vote. LaShawn Warren, Executive Vice President of Government Affairs at the Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights, discusses the Voting Rights Advancement Act and how advocates say it can help.

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Diversity in the Green Sector: Engaging Communities of Color

Diversity in the Green Sector: Engaging Communities of Color - 6:07

Data shows communities of color are among the strongest advocates for sustainability, yet are underrepresented in the environmental workforce.

Angelou Ezeilo, Founder and CEO of the Greening Youth Foundation, provides insight on programs designed to connect diverse young adults to the outdoors and careers in conservation.

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Breaking Barriers in Professional Sports

Breaking Barriers in Professional Sports - 5:43

Advocates say the male-dominated sports industry has been slow to accept women, but increasingly, women are breaking barriers in professional sports.

Jennifer King, Assistant Coach of the Washington Football Team, shares how her passion for the game of football at a young age set her on a path toward breaking gender barriers of her own.

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Black Women: A Seat at the Table

Black Women: A Seat at the Table - 6:05

Since 1964, more than 70 women of color have been elected to the U.S. Congress. Today, black female representation in political office does not reflect their makeup in American society.

Glynda Carr of Higher Heights for America explains how her organization is mobilizing black women into politics, creating an environment where they feel empowered to run, win and lead across all elected offices.

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Race and Reconciliation

Race and Reconciliation - 5:12

Racially motivated attacks like the 2015 Charleston, S.C., church shooting continue to receive widespread public attention.

Rev. Dr. W. Franklyn Richardson of the Conference of National Black Churches discusses efforts to address racism and build bridges of reconciliation within communities.

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Black Youth: Creating A Level Playing Field

Black Youth: Creating A Level Playing Field - 7:04

According to a recent Pew report, half of black adults say that race has negatively impacted their ability to get ahead in life.

Thomas Dortch of 100 Black Men of America shares how his organization strives to level the playing field to ensure opportunity for all Americans.

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The Graduation Effect

The Graduation Effect - 7:08

America's high school graduation rate is at an all-time high, yet nearly 1 in 4 black students and 1 in 5 Latino students do not graduate on time. Deborah Delisle of the Alliance for Excellent Education outlines the economic ripple effects of improved high school graduation rates.

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Equality, Identity & Hope: Race in America

Equality, Identity & Hope: Race in America - 44:32

Comcast Newsmakers and Voices of the Civil Rights Movement present the special panel discussion “Equality, Identity & Hope: Race in America.” Moderator Tetiana Anderson and a panel of historians, activists and educators uncover America’s often untold history of racial injustice, the complex relationship between equity and identity, and the status of modern protest movements.

Panelists include activist and educator Zellie Imani; Professor Robby Luckett, Director of the Margaret Walker Center at Jackson State University; and Kenneth B. Morris Jr., descendant of Frederick Douglass and Booker T. Washington, and President of Frederick Douglass Family Initiatives.

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Innovative Approaches to Solving Social Problems

Innovative Approaches to Solving Social Problems - 7:39

Atif Bostic, Executive Director of Uplift Solutions, discusses his organization’s innovative approach to solving social problems. Their programs focus on job training and life skills programs for those who were previously incarcerated and an innovative food rescue program that utilizes technology and volunteers to serve food-insecure individuals. Recorded February 10, 2021

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Job Training During the Pandemic

Job Training During the Pandemic - 7:52

Through its programs, OIC of America has trained more than 3 million people who now have the skills they need to advance careers and change their futures. James Haynes the President and CEO of OIC of America discusses the organization's history, training programs and voter engagement opportunities. Recorded February 10, 2021.

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Matching MA Bigs and Littles

Matching MA Bigs and Littles - 6:36

The support of a mentor can change the trajectory of a young persons life. Big Brother Big Sisters of Eastern Massachusetts serves thousands of underserved youth from diverse communities across the state. BBBS President and CEO, Mark O’Donnell, joins Newsmakers.

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Closing the Digital Divide

Closing the Digital Divide - 6:37

Through the Everybody Learns initiative, Connecticut is the first in the nation to close the digital divide. The $43.5 million investment provided 141,000 laptops and 41,000 internet connections to Connecticut students. Nick Simmons,Director of Strategic Initiatives for the Office of the Governor shares about accomplishment.

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STEM and Student Inventors

STEM and Student Inventors - 6:27

Connecticut Invention Convention, the longest running invention program in the world, to date has served more than 300,000 students; who create solutions that meet a need or solve a problem. CIC a alumni, Audrey Larson and Gabe Mesa join Newsmakers .

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Reimagining Black History in the Classroom

Reimagining Black History in the Classroom - 7:45

Experts say traditional K-12 education struggles to discuss Black history in an accurate, identity-affirming way.

Kaya Henderson, Co-founder and CEO of Reconstruction US, shares how students of all backgrounds can benefit from an education curriculum highlighting African American culture and contributions to American history.

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Education Funding for Pennsylvania Schools

Education Funding for Pennsylvania Schools - 6:57

Pa State Representative Chris Rabb discusses his bill to increase education funding for students in the Commonwealth and how fully funding the Fair Funding Formula will make a difference for students across Pennsylvania. Recorded January 22, 2021

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2021 Legislative Priorities

2021 Legislative Priorities - 6:31

Delaware State Senator Kyle Evans Gay discusses her priorities for the new legislative session, including early childhood education and period equity. Recorded January 22, 2021

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Impact of COVID on Services for Sexual Assault Survivors

Impact of COVID on Services for Sexual Assault Survivors - 7:20

Patricia Teffenhart, New Jersey Coalition Against Sexual Assault, explains how New Jersey’s sexual violence programs continue to operate during the pandemic, but have changed the way they deliver services due to COVID-19. Patricia also shares what these changes mean in working to support survivors. Recorded January 6, 2021.

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The Prevalence of Child Abuse during the Pandemic

The Prevalence of Child Abuse during the Pandemic - 6:30

Abbie Newman, CEO of Mission Kids Child Advocacy Center, explains that the social isolation caused by the pandemic can put children at risk for at-home abuse, and that a lack of reporting does not mean the prevalence of child abuse has decreased. Recorded January 6, 2021.

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Your Voice Matters

Your Voice Matters - 7:12

Boston Debate League, Executive Director, Mike Wasserman and debate league alumna, Valeria Pereira discuss the value of providing a forum for youth of to have a voice, learn leadership skills and become critical thinkers.

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Increasing Student Financial Literacy

Increasing Student Financial Literacy - 5:09

Millennials in the U.S. have accrued more than $1 trillion in debt– more than any other generation in history.

Laura Levine, President and CEO of Jump$tart Coalition, provides insight on how financial education at a young age can benefit students and potentially change their path to financial wellness.

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Getting Support for Mental Illness

Getting Support for Mental Illness - 5:33

According to the National Alliance on Mental Health, 1 in 4 adults experience a mental health disorder in a given year. Kevin Fischer, Executive Director of the National Alliance on Mental Health Michigan, talks about NAMI and the importance of seeking help for a mental illness.

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Assisting Those In Need

Assisting Those In Need - 5:23

Approximately 43 percent of Michigan households struggle to afford the basic necessities. Hassan Hammoud, Executive Director of Michigan 211, discusses how they are assisting those in need.

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Representation in Academic Leadership

Representation in Academic Leadership - 6:03

While U.S. student populations and communities of color continue to grow year after year, there continues to be a gap between the communities being served and the leaders serving them.

Carmita Semaan, Founder and President of the Surge Institute, reflects on the value of diversity in educational leadership, and the importance of inspiring a “surge” of talented leaders of color.

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Enhancing Children’s Lives In Broward

Enhancing Children’s Lives In Broward - 5:41

For two decades, The Children’s Services Council of Broward County has provided leadership, advocacy, and resources to enhance the lives of young developing minds in South Florida. Cindy Arenberg-Seltzer is the President and CEO and chats about their work.

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