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Achieving Native American Visibility

Achieving Native American Visibility - 5:14

Native Americans are underrepresented in education, employment and elected office.

Janeen Comenote, Executive Director of the National Urban Indian Family Coalition, discusses barriers that exist to increased representation and how allies and advocates can advance equity.

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COVID-19 Impact on Indian Country

COVID-19 Impact on Indian Country - 8:23

Native communities in the U.S. have been disproportionately impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, with higher rates of infection and death.

Dallin Maybee, Assistant Director of Development for the Native American Rights Fund, discusses why some tribal communities are at higher risk compared to the general population and outlines mitigation efforts to limit the spread of the virus.

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Reclaiming Native Truth

Reclaiming Native Truth - 6:58

Advocates say Native Americans are underrepresented across many fronts, and what little is reflected, is often coupled with myths and misconceptions.

Michael Roberts, President and CEO of First Nations Development Institute, discusses common misconceptions, and how advocates are working to create change.

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Unsung Heroes: Women in Military Service

Unsung Heroes: Women in Military Service - 7:41

More than 3 million women have served in the U.S. Armed Forces since the American Revolutionary War.

Phyllis Wilson, President of the Military Women’s Memorial, delves into the untold stories of these heroes and details the only major national memorial honoring all servicewomen — past, present and future.

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Support for Women Veterans

Support for Women Veterans - 5:48

Currently, there are more than 2 million American women veterans. Some report feeling their service is often less recognized than that of men, impacting their self-identity as vets. How is VA working to make sure women veterans receive full equity and access to services?

Jacquelyn Hayes-Byrd, Executive Director of the VA Center for Women Veterans, shares some of the unique challenges faced by women after they leave military service and services available to help.

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COVID-19 and Veteran Suicide Prevention

COVID-19 and Veteran Suicide Prevention - 7:17

Isolation due to the COVID-19 pandemic poses a mental health threat to many, including military and veteran communities. A national effort is underway to intervene and provide support to all communities of veterans — including those in the LGBTQ community.

Jennifer Dane, Executive Director of the Modern Military Association of America, discusses nationwide efforts to combat a rising suicide rate among our nation’s military service members and veterans.

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Honoring the Service of Chinese American WWII Veterans

Honoring the Service of Chinese American WWII Veterans - 7:31

More than 18,000 Chinese American men and women enlisted or served in the U.S. military during World War II.

Maj. Gen. Robert G.F. Lee, of the Chinese American World War II Recognition Project, shares the significance of this population of veterans, from their time in service to a forthcoming major Congressional honor.

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Tribes, Treaties and U.S. Law

Tribes, Treaties and U.S. Law - 6:18

According to the Bureau of Land Management, about 56 million acres of land are held in trust by the federal government for Native American tribes and individuals.

Natalie Landreth of the Native American Rights Fund outlines efforts underway to preserve tribes’ sovereignty, including their political status and legal rights as governments.

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Helping Businesses Stay Open

Helping Businesses Stay Open - 5:32

There are approximately 1,700 businesses in Southwest Detroit. Rob Dewaelsche, President and CEO of the Southwest Detroit Business Association discusses how businesses in Southwest Detroit are pivoting their business models to stay open.

Eviction Prevention

Eviction Prevention - 5:45

There are two kinds of protection against eviction right now - a statewide Eviction Diversion Program that can help you pay back rent, and the CDC eviction moratorium. Kellie Maki Foster, Staff Development Director of Lakeshore Legal Aid discusses these programs and how to get help.

Philadelphia City Councilmember At-Large Derek Green

Philadelphia City Councilmember At-Large Derek Green - 6:09

Derek S. Green (D), Philadelphia City Councilmember At-Large, discusses past funding cuts to the city’s mental health programs and his concerns about how the state’s current financial challenges may lead to further reductions in state allocations to the city.

Mental Health and Equine Therapy

Mental Health and Equine Therapy - 5:26

Society is beginning to view mental health in the same light as we have long viewed physical health. Shelly Whitlock-Pope explains how Shepard Meadows Therapeutic Riding Center's programs including equine-assisted psychotherapy has evolved during COVID.

Kennedy Krieger Institute

Kennedy Krieger Institute - 5:51

Linda Cameron, Vice President of Philanthropy at the Kennedy Krieger Institute discusses with Elena Russo how they have been able to pivot to meet the needs of their patients during the pandemic and an update on their iconic holiday event

Impact of COVID 19 on Blood Donations

Impact of COVID 19 on Blood Donations - 6:21

Guy Triano, CEO for the American Red Cross of Southeastern Pennsylvania, discusses how COVID -19 has impacted, not only the blood supply, but also the number of locations available to host blood drives. Recorded October 14, 2020

COVID19 and Flu Season Concerns

COVID19 and Flu Season Concerns - 6:28

Valerie Arkoosh MD, MPH (D), Chair, Montgomery County Board of Commissioners, talks about PA residents COVID-19 and Flu season concerns and the importance of adhering to COVID-19 guidelines and recommendations. Recorded October 14, 2020.

Ending Food Injustice: VT

Ending Food Injustice: VT - 6:58

Food insecurity is not an issue in a silo, we all have a stake in children, families and individuals facing hunger. Anore Horton of Hunger Free Vermont provides insights on the state and federal SNAP program.

Protecting Intersex Children

Protecting Intersex Children - 7:27

interACT: Advocates for Intersex Youth, works with top human rights organizations to stop medically unnecessary surgeries that can cause physical and psychological harm to intersex children. interACT Executive Director and author of the recenlty released memoir XOXY, Kimberly Zieselman, explains.

Adressing Substance Abuse

Adressing Substance Abuse - 4:17

Elena Russo talks with former First Lady of Delaware Carla Markell about her family’s struggle with addiction and the importance of self-empowerment in that story.

COVID-19 and Customers Needs

COVID-19 and Customers Needs - 4:49

According to a survey conducted by the Small Business Association of Michigan, one in seven Michigan small businesses are not sure they will survive the coronavirus pandemic. Mark Lee, President and CEO of The Lee Group, gives insight to how small businesses are surviving during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Pandemic Challenges for Special Needs Students

Pandemic Challenges for Special Needs Students - 5:44

Tom Baffuto, Executive Director for The Arc of New Jersey, discusses the challenges individuals with special needs and their families are facing going back to school during the pandemic. Recorded September 16, 2020.

Special Olympics Athletes Returning To Play

Special Olympics Athletes Returning To Play - 5:29

John Buzby, Director of Media Relations for Special Olympics Delaware, talks about Special Olympics athletes returning to play through virtual and in-person training. Recorded September 16, 2020.

Teaching Life Skills With Physical Activity

Teaching Life Skills With Physical Activity - 5:13

Girls on the Run of The Big Bend provides more than just physical-based activities for young girls – but critical life skills they may not find anywhere else. Executive Director Jennifer Powell explains.

Compassionate Care During Trying Times

Compassionate Care During Trying Times - 6:02

The 2020 Hurricane season is shaping up to be a landmark year with the number of named storms we’ve seen so far. But with each passing storm, The Red Cross is standing by to provide compassionate care to people facing crisis. Sharon Tyler, Executive Director of the Capital Area Chapter, sits down to discuss their preparation efforts.

COVID-19 and Hispanic Essential Workers

COVID-19 and Hispanic Essential Workers - 5:14

Hispanic Americans, who represent a significant portion of the nation’s essential workers, have been disproportionately affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Amy L. Hinojosa, President and CEO of MANA, a National Latina Organization, shares how the Hispanic community can come overcome challenges associated with life on the front lines of a pandemic.

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