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5:44

Helping Women Work in Non-Traditional Jobs

Much of the workforce is made up of women and much has been done to improve and boost the conditions for them. Carol Phillips, Executive Director of West Virginia Women Work, tells host Tate Blanchard that women still struggle for equality and opportunities in the workplace, and what her organization is doing to help women earn a living wage and work in what are considered non-traditional jobs. westvirginiawomenwork.org

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6:36

Location, Location, Location Means Better Help for More Veterans

Programs and services for military veterans in the Ohio Valley are being transformed thanks to one local nonprofit that serves as a one-stop resource center for those they serve. RJ Konkoleski, CEO of Helping Heroes, tells host Tate Blanchard why re-locating to, and renovating, a building in Wheeling, will enable them to help more Veterans find stable housing and is the perfect location for providing veterans with other services and benefits they need. helpingheroesinc.org

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5:58

PA United Way Finds New Way to Attract Volunteers

The United Way of Washington County PA has been helping organizations serve the community and solve problems for nearly 100 years. An now they are stepping up in a new way to help. Sue Urcho, Marketing and Program Manager for the United Way of Washington County, talks with host Sheila Hyland about a new way to provide organizations with volunteers, and their other services and program offerings. volunteerwashco.org unitedwaywashco.org

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6:15

Resurgence in WV's Northern Panhandle

Brooke and Hancock counties in West Virginia were once home to some booming industrial sites that are long gone. Marvin Six, Executive Director of the Business Development Corporation of the Northern Panhandle talks with host Sheila Hyland about being the engine driving a diversified base of businesses thriving in the Northern Panhandle after the steel industry downturn and why it is an ideal place for economic growth and development. bhbdc.com

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6:04

New Life For Old Computers

The benefits of technology should be available to all. And thanks to a Pittsburgh organization, more people are getting access to computers and all that they have to offer. Dave Sevick, Executive Director at Computer Reach in Pittsburgh, talks with host Sheila Hyland about the need for technology access for all and making a difference with refurbished machines. computerreach.org

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6:56

Group Sees Older Generation As New and Growing Resource

People are living longer and the number of seniors is growing, with some areas of the country seeing increases that exceed the national average, but there’s the perception that growing older is sad, lonely and should be feared. Laura Poskin, Executive Director for Age Friendly Greater Pittsburgh talks with host Sheila Hyland about why her organization sees the older generation as a new and growing resource with power and benefits for all. agefriendlypgh.org

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6:05

Millions Do Not Know They Have Potentially Deadly Disease

In the United States, 4 and 1/2 million adults have been diagnosed with liver disease. And yet, there are nearly 100 million who do not know they have it. Suzanna Masartis, CEO of Community Liver Alliance in Pittsburgh, talks with host Sheila Hyland about why it’s important to be mindful of your liver health and how to go about it. communityliveralliance.org

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6:21

Once Considered Recreational , Biking Important to Transportation,

The American way of life has been built around cars for decades but biking is making a resurgence as an important mode of transportation in cities across the country. Bike Pittsburgh Director of Events Keya Joseph tells host Sheila Hyland why they are working to give back space, safe passages and the ability to move around freely to bikes, pedestrians, walkers, those with disabilities and people everywhere by promoting biking as an alternative transportation. bikepgh.org

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7:40

Creating Learning Opportunities for Girls

Natasha Hemmings, CEO of the Girl Scouts Heart of New Jersey, discusses how the organization has increased STEM learning opportunities, including the creation of a mobile classroom. Natasha Hemmings also discusses the importance of volunteers and how the Girls Scouts are focused on racial justice, diversity, equity and inclusion. June 6, 2023.

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7:02

Economic Impact of Tourism in Bucks County

Paul Bencivengo, President and COO of Visit Bucks County, discusses the economic impact of visitor spending in Bucks County and how new attractions add to job creation and economic growth. Recorded June 6, 2023.

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8:19

Merger of two human service organizations in Philadelphia connects resident...

Jacqueline Flynn, Vice President of Business & Resource Development of HopePHL, discusses how the organization was founded through the merger of two human service organizations in Philadelphia. Jacqueline Flynn also discusses how the newly formed organization is able to continue and grow services related to housing, economic security, digital inclusion and healthy families. Recorded May 24, 2023.

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3:53

Matching Commuters with a Shared Ride

Steve Noll, Executive Director of TMA Bucks, discusses the new Share-A-Ride program, which matches commuters with a shared ride. The free program aims to improve transportation in a sustainable way and also incentivizes commuting by offering rewards that can be redeemed for items like gift card drawing entries, restaurant coupons, retailer discounts, and tickets to shows or attractions. May 24, 2023.

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6:12

Expanding Program Opportunities for Young People to Gain Digital Skills

Hopeworks partners with young people to help them gain digital skills and move them into long-term living wage careers. The organization’s Executive Director, Dan Rhoton, explains how they have expanded their program to offer services in both Camden, NJ and Philadelphia, PA and also offer dual enrollment opportunities for high school students. Recorded May 24, 2023.

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6:36

The impact of PFAS chemicals on drinking water

PFAS is a forever chemical that can contaminate soil, groundwater and surface water and cause adverse health effects. It has impacted local communities, including Pennsylvania State Representative Brian Munroe’s district. The Representative discusses PFAS contamination and the needs for access to clean drinking water and additional funding to address the issue. Recorded May 12, 2023.

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9:48

Promoting LGBT owned businesses in New Jersey

Gus Penaranda, Executive Director of the New Jersey Pride Chamber of Commerce, explains what a new certification process means for LGBT-owned businesses in the state and who is eligible to apply. Gus Penaranda also discusses a first of its kind LBGT summit, the organization’s new online magazine, and an anti-discrimination in sports initiative. May 12, 2023.

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6:43

How CASA volunteers improve outcomes for youth in the child welfare system

Volunteer court appointed special advocates help provide consistency and better outcomes for youth in the child welfare system. Leigh Anne McKelvey, Executive Director of CASA Youth Advocates, discusses the role of these volunteers and why more are needed to make a difference in the lives of children. Recorded May 12, 2023.

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