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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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4:44

A Catalyst of Positive Change in Underserved Communities

From writing their first resume, to coaching them through a job interview, the AnnieRuth Foundation dedicates itself to connecting the underserved community in Jacksonville to real job opportunities. Executive Director, Dee Wilcox talks about their Summer Internship Program.

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7:54

Proposing a Majority-Elected School Board in Philadelphia

David Oh, Philadelphia City Councilmember At-Large discusses his proposal to change the nine member Philadelphia Board of Education from an all-appointed body into a majority-elected body. Recorded September 10, 2021.

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6:30

Role Models for Latino Youth

Dr. Ivonne Diaz-Claisse, President and CEO of HISPA, discusses why mentors at the middle school level can lead to more Latino youth pursuing higher education. Recorded September 10, 2021.

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8:56

Live It Learn It

Live it Learn it, partners with schools and cultural institutions to provide and deliver experiential learning opportunities for students in the District of Columbia. Their Executive Director, Michelle Edwards joins Elena Russo to discuss their program and the benefits on their hands on learning.

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4:55

Boys and Girls Clubs of Fauquier

Dr. Silvia Moore, Chief Executive Officer of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Fauquier tells Elena Russo about her vision for the Club, the importance of social and emotional development skills for kids, and their connection to the community.

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6:43

Education: Equity to Opportunity

Access to quality education in the U.S. is too often determined by zip code. Campus Without Walls breaks down physical barriers to education through innovative online learning opportunities. Campus Without Walls Co-Founder Ayele Shakur talks anywhere anytime learning.

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5:42

New Domestic Abuse Services including a Rental Assistance Program

Julie Avalos, Executive Director of the Domestic Abuse Project of Delaware County, discusses the prevalence of domestic abuse, services in place to assist in leaving an abuse situation, and their new program that can help with rental assistance. Recorded August 27, 2021.

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7:03

Ending Racial Injustice and Economic Inequality in Philadelphia

Sharmain Matlock -Turner, President and CEO of the Urban Affairs Coalition, discusses the Ending Racism Partnership, a city-wide effort to end racial injustice and economic inequality in Philadelphia. Recorded August 27, 2021.

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6:49

What Does It Mean To Be Disabled Under The Americans With Disabilities Act ...

The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) became law in 1990. The purpose of the law is to make sure that people with disabilities have the same rights and opportunities as everyone else. Terry Bonnette, Co-Managing Partner of the management side labor and employment for law firm Nemeth Law, joins host Laurel Hess to talk about what it means to be disabled and how the pandemic has added new disabilities.

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5:50

Keeping The Hispanic And Latino Community Connected

According to the U.S. Census Bureau,7.6 percent of Detroit's population is Hispanic or Latino. Sandy Gaytan, Community Organizing Coordinator for the Detroit Hispanic Development Corporation, joins host Laurel Hess to talk about the work they are doing in the Latino Community.

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6:06

Advocating For Those With Disabilities

According to the CDC, 1 in 3 adults in Michigan have a disability. Diane Fleser, CEO of the Disability Network West Michigan, joins host Laurel Hess to share how those with disabilities are filling the work void.

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9:38

Honoring the victims of 9-11 on the 20th anniversary of the terrorist attac...

Ellen Saracini, President of The Garden of Reflection 9-11 Memorial discusses the 20th anniversary of the terrorist attack that took the life of her husband, the effort over the past two decades to make flights safer and Pennsylvania’s official September 11th memorial. August 11, 2021.

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