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COVID-19: Rise in Human Trafficking Cases

COVID-19: Rise in Human Trafficking Cases - 7:20

The COVID-19 pandemic has created new risks and challenges for victims and survivors of trafficking – exacerbating vulnerabilities for many.

Megan Cutter, Director of the National Human Trafficking Hotline, a program operated by Polaris, sheds light on the current trend in trafficking cases and how the pandemic is impacting incident reporting.

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Pandemic Impact: Support for the Disability Community

Pandemic Impact: Support for the Disability Community - 5:42

As states face ongoing funding challengesas a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, programs and services for people with disabilities may be at risk.

Peter Berns, CEO of The Arc, discusses The Arc’s efforts in fighting disparities and discrimination toward people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

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‘Shecession’: COVID-19’s Economic Impact on Women

‘Shecession’: COVID-19’s Economic Impact on Women - 7:17

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to affect Americans of all backgrounds, some advocates are concerned about a “shecession” — an economic crisis disproportionately impacting women.

Alejandra Castillo, CEO of YWCA USA, outlines policy recommendations for building a more equitable future for women in the workforce.

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Combating Nationwide Child Trafficking

Combating Nationwide Child Trafficking - 6:46

Each year, as many as 300,000 American children are at risk of being victimized of commercial sexual exploitation.

Teresa Huizar, Executive Director of the National Children’s Alliance, discusses the prevalence of this issue in all 50 states and the importance of engaging communities to better protect children.

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Human Trafficking: Fighting Modern-Day Slavery in the U.S.

Human Trafficking: Fighting Modern-Day Slavery in the U.S. - 5:15

According to the ILO, approximately 40 million people worldwide are victims of human trafficking, a multibillion-dollar criminal industry.

Caroline Diemar, Director of the National Human Trafficking Hotline, details the many forms of modern-day slavery and shares how her organization is fighting this global epidemic.

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COVID-19 and the Rise of Domestic Violence

COVID-19 and the Rise of Domestic Violence - 7:30

Health experts advise that staying home is a key tactic to reduce the spread of COVID-19. But home isn’t a safe space for everyone. While reports of domestic violence are on the rise, support organizations work to safely engage survivors.

Brittany Eltringham, Program Specialist for the National Resource Center on Domestic Violence, discusses how isolation during COVID-19 has increased domestic abuse rates and resources available for those seeking help.

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Born This Way Foundation: Making Kindness Cool

Born This Way Foundation: Making Kindness Cool - 6:58

Young people can experience emotional distress as they develop and mature, but may lack access to resources for support.

Maya Smith, Executive Director of the Born This Way Foundation, discusses the power of kindness and its impact on the well-being and mental health of young people.

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Bringing Police and Students Together

Bringing Police and Students Together - 6:52

Ongoing protest movements are drawing increased attention to police-community relationships.

JW Cortés, actor and President of The Detective Rafael Ramos Foundation, reflects on his personal background, and outlines how trust can be built in communities across the country.

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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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Enlightening Bright Young Women

Enlightening Bright Young Women - 5:15

Inspiring girls to be strong, smart, and bold. That is the main philosophy behind Girls Incorporated of Jacksonville, which is setting its sights on providing vital educational programming to young girls in the area. President and CEO Robin Rose discusses their work.

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Improving Literacy Rates in Northeast Florida

Improving Literacy Rates in Northeast Florida - 3:48

Recent studies show more than 20% of adults in Duval County perform at or below the lowest literacy level. Organizations like the Literacy Alliance of Northeast Florida take on the challenge to make sure everyone can reach full literacy dependency. Marcus Haile is the Executive Director and discusses this challenging task.

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Apprenticeship Programs to Rebuild the Economy

Apprenticeship Programs to Rebuild the Economy - 7:45

Katherine Gilmore Richardson, Philadelphia City Councilmember At-Large, explains how Philadelphia is America’s poorest big city. How can the concept of apprenticeships help us to rebuild the economy, particularly as the city moves through the additional economic challenges COVID-19 has presented. Recorded December 2, 2020.

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Restaurant Support During the Pandemic

Restaurant Support During the Pandemic - 6:40

Bryan Townsend (D), Delaware State Senator, discusses how to safely support restaurants during the pandemic. He also talked about a recent settlement related to education and Delaware’s new legislative session. Recorded December 2, 2020.

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Prince George's County Education Association

Prince George's County Education Association - 6:03

Elena Russo talks with Theresa Mitchell Dudley, the President of the Prince George’s County Education Association. They discuss the work of educators and support staff during this difficult time and how they are celebrating their achievements.

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Supporting High Quality Education

Supporting High Quality Education - 5:30

The Barr Foundation believes every student deserves a high-quality school and that high-quality schools are where every child is known, challenged and supported. Barr Foundation Director of Education, Leah Hamilton, discusses this educational resource.

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Generating Success In High School

Generating Success In High School - 4:57

About 13% of students in Florida are unable to graduate from High School, but one local nonprofit believes it has found the key to empowering students to find their true potential. Noemi Perez is the President and CEO of the Immokalee Foundation, and discusses their method of success.

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Providing Assistance To Young People

Providing Assistance To Young People - 4:22

An estimated 1 in 5 students are unable to complete high school in the United States. The Boys and Girls Club of the Big Bend works to inspire and enable young people into becoming productive members of our society, even during these trying COVID-19 times. Executive Director Kacy Dennis discusses their impact in the area.

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