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Autism and the Impact of Pandemic Disruptions

Autism and the Impact of Pandemic Disruptions - 6:50

The COVID-19 pandemic disrupted life for everyone, and for people with autism, the changes in routine can be life-altering.

Dr. Thomas Frazier, Chief Science Officer of Autism Speaks, joins host Tetiana Anderson to share what the transition to a post-pandemic “new normal” looks like for children and adults on the autism spectrum.

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Advocating for the Autism Community

Advocating for the Autism Community - 6:12

Over the next decade, an estimated 500,000 teens will age out of school-based autism services, as they transition to adulthood.

Stuart Spielman of Autism Speaks shares how his organization helps those on the spectrum live up to their full potential through understanding, acceptance and increased access to opportunity.

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The Pandemic School Year: Education Disrupted by COVID-19

The Pandemic School Year: Education Disrupted by COVID-19 - 5:58

As a result of COVID-19 pandemic constraints placed on teachers and students, education experts are expressing concerns about students’ physical and mental health.

Anna Maria Chavez, Executive Director and CEO of the National School Boards Association, joins host Tetiana Anderson to shed light on the pandemic’s effect on learning.

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Plight of the Penguins: Climate Change Impact

Plight of the Penguins: Climate Change Impact - 6:48

The rapid warming of Antarctica, driven by climate change, is threatening the future of some species including the continent’s chinstrap penguins.

Andrea Kavanagh, Director of the Antarctic and Southern Ocean Conservation program at The Pew Charitable Trusts, joins host Tetiana Anderson to discuss her organization's work on protecting vulnerable species and their ecosystems.

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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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Plastic Pollution: A Global Fight

Plastic Pollution: A Global Fight - 5:56

Over 800 species worldwide are impacted by plastic waste, contributing to a decline in global biodiversity.

Erin Simon of the World Wildlife Fund discusses the detrimental effects of plastic pollution in nature and a campaign that aims to eliminate it.

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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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Hispanic American Retirement Crisis

Hispanic American Retirement Crisis - 5:19

According to a recent report, 69% of Hispanic workers are not saving through a workplace retirement plan.

Abigail Zapote of Latinos for a Secure Retirement discusses tools and resources available to increase the economic outlook and financial independence of America’s Hispanic community.

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Making Sure LGBTQ Candidates Serve in Government

Making Sure LGBTQ Candidates Serve in Government - 5:45

The LGBTQ community is vastly underrepresented in government at all levels but the LGBTQ Victory Fund is working to change that. Vice President of Political Programs Sean Meloy talks with host Sheila Hyland about national successes in 2020, and supporting the need for more candidates to step up on the state and local levels. victoryfund.org

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Solving the Philanthropy Gap in Appalachian Ohio

Solving the Philanthropy Gap in Appalachian Ohio - 6:56

Appalachian Ohio has a charitable disparity that doesn’t exist in the rest of the state. The Foundation for Appalachian Ohio’s President and CEO Cara Dingus Brook talks with host Sheila Hyland about helping communities in a 32-county area in Ohio learn how to start their own foundations and pursue and receive other endowment benefits and charitable funds to help provide for their need. appalachianohio.org causeconnector.org

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Studying Asian American Culture Tempered By Violence

Studying Asian American Culture Tempered By Violence - 9:02

What should be a fascinating time for Asian studies, because of a growing Asian American population that brings diversity and a pop culture impact, is being tempered by a sharp rise in violence against Asian Americans. Professor Joseph Alter, Director of the Asian Studies Center at the University of Pittsburgh, talks with host Sheila Hyland about what’s behind the violence and how educators are returning to their primary mission of teaching about Asian culture to break down misunderstandings that can lead to brutality. ucis.pitt.edu/asc/home

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Freedom From All Violence

Freedom From All Violence - 6:27

A Westmoreland County Pennsylvania organization is utilizing a dual approach to help people live free from every kind of violence. Cassie Ellson, Community Education Coordinator for the Blackburn Center tells host Sheila Hyland about using a variety of its resources, programs and services to help those affected by violence and also preventing it before it starts, through education and training, plus teaching and practicing empathy in communities. 24-Hour Hotline 1-888-832-2272 blackburncenter.org

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Asian American Students Find Hope, Safety and Support

Asian American Students Find Hope, Safety and Support - 7:31

Asian American students at the University of Pittsburgh can find a safe space with the University’s Asian Student Alliance. President Cynthia Truong tells host Sheila Hyland about helping Asian American students find hope by supporting and talking to one another, participating in events, communicating with lawmakers, and more to defeat racism and violence. pittasa.com

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From Walk-ins to Drive-Thrus to Help Those in Need In Pandemic

From Walk-ins to Drive-Thrus to Help Those in Need In Pandemic - 7:18

For 30 years, the Bethlehem Apostolic Temple provided Walk-In service to help those in need for Easter, Back-to-School, Thanksgiving and Christmas. The Rev. Dr. Darrell W. Cummings, Pastor of the Bethlehem Apostolic Temple in Wheeling tells host Sheila Hyland about how his organization is helping the community and successfully adapting to Drive-Thru service to provide for them. bethlehemapostolictemple.com

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Autism and the Impact of Pandemic Disruptions

Autism and the Impact of Pandemic Disruptions - 6:50

The COVID-19 pandemic disrupted life for everyone, and for people with autism, the changes in routine can be life-altering.

Dr. Thomas Frazier, Chief Science Officer of Autism Speaks, joins host Tetiana Anderson to share what the transition to a post-pandemic “new normal” looks like for children and adults on the autism spectrum.

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Plight of the Penguins: Climate Change Impact

Plight of the Penguins: Climate Change Impact - 6:48

The rapid warming of Antarctica, driven by climate change, is threatening the future of some species including the continent’s chinstrap penguins.

Andrea Kavanagh, Director of the Antarctic and Southern Ocean Conservation program at The Pew Charitable Trusts, joins host Tetiana Anderson to discuss her organization's work on protecting vulnerable species and their ecosystems.

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The Pandemic School Year: Education Disrupted by COVID-19

The Pandemic School Year: Education Disrupted by COVID-19 - 5:58

As a result of COVID-19 pandemic constraints placed on teachers and students, education experts are expressing concerns about students’ physical and mental health.

Anna Maria Chavez, Executive Director and CEO of the National School Boards Association, joins host Tetiana Anderson to shed light on the pandemic’s effect on learning.

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The Arab American Experience

The Arab American Experience - 7:37

Americans of Arab descent trace their roots back to 22 countries in Western Asia and Northern Africa.

Dr. James Zogby, Co-Founder and President of the Arab American Institute, joins host Tetiana Anderson for a rich exploration into the history of Arab Americans — and the issues and achievements central to Arab American communities in the United States today.

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Make it Main Street Montco

Make it Main Street Montco - 5:21

Rachel Riley, Senior Director of Communications, Valley Forge Tourism & Convention Board discusses campaigns designed to promote local businesses and ways to support industries impacted financially by the pandemic. Recorded March 26, 2021.

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Rutgers K-12 Student Programs

Rutgers K-12 Student Programs - 6:38

Michele Garcon, Assistant Director, K-12 Partnerships for Rutgers University-Camden discusses The Office of Civic Engagement’s K–12 Education Outreach initiatives, improving outcomes for kids and Rutgers University’s commitment to the City of Camden. Recorded March 26, 2021

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Black-Owned Business During the Pandemic

Black-Owned Business During the Pandemic - 5:39

Regina A. Hairston, President and CEO of the African American Chamber of Commerce of Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware discusses the impact of COVID on Black-owned businesses and programs in place to help. Recorded March 26, 2021

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Girls Inc of Delaware

Girls Inc of Delaware - 7:09

Yolanda Curtis, Executive Director and CEO of Girls Inc. of Delaware discusses how their research based programs give girls the support and tools they need to be strong, smart, and bold. Recorded March 26, 2021.

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Raising Pennsylvania's Minimum Wage

Raising Pennsylvania's Minimum Wage - 4:52

Pennsylvania’s minimum wage is $7.25 an hour, but there is an effort underway to raise the wage. Pennsylvania State House Democratic Leader Representative Joanna McClinton discusses how raising the minimum wage would impact Pennsylvania. Recorded March 26, 2021.

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Small Businesses: Re-Emerging From the Abyss

Small Businesses: Re-Emerging From the Abyss - 4:51

Many small businesses shut down within the first three months of the pandemic. How are those that are still operating recovering and growing? Mark Lee, President and CEO of The Lee Group discusses the importance of making sure small businesses have a handle on their financials.

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