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8:05

Connecting Families to Essential Services

Sandra Toussaint, President and CEO of United Way of Greater Mercer County, discusses her organization’s efforts to connect families to essential services and benefits. Recorded June 17, 2022.

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7:29

Restoring Passenger Rail from Philadelphia to Reading

Montgomery County Commissioner Ken Lawrence discusses the possibility of restoring passenger rail between Philadelphia and Reading and what it could mean for the region. Recorded June 17, 2022.

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6:21

Support for those Living with MS

Yasmin Nielsen, President National MS Society, New Jersey Metro, discusses the organization’s role in providing patient support and funding research to work toward a cure. Recorded June 17, 2022.

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6:32

Food Insecurity on College Campuses

Pennsylvania State Senator Carolyn Comitta discusses her Hunger-Free Campuses Act designed to address the growing issue of food insecurity on college campuses. Recorded June 17, 2022.

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6:49

What the Opioid Settlement will mean for Local Communities in Bucks County

Bucks County Commissioner Gene DiGirolamo discusses the 26 billion global settlements reached with three opioid distributors and a manufacturer and what it will mean at a local level. Recorded June 17, 2022.

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7:36

Crittenton Offers More Than Adolescent Maternity Care

It's the Mountain State's only licensed residential treatment program specializing in adolescent maternity care, and it's been providing care for pregnant and parenting young girls for nearly 125 years in West Virginia. Richard Royse, President, and CEO of Crittenton Services in Wheeling, talks with host Tate Blanchard about expanding its services to programs beyond its core mission of providing support and hope to help individuals and families develop skills for nurturing relationships, to break the cycle of poverty and assist in the learning process, their academics, and their social-emotional development. crittentonwv.org

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7:30

Racial and Social Justice Work Active in Indiana County

The NAACP in Indiana County Pennsylvania has been around since 1934. It’s President, Dr. Carolyn Princes, talks with host Tate Blanchard about being rechartered in 1976, aligning its work with the national mission and the work of its local mission to eliminate racism, facilitate community engagement, and provide a number of programs and services to help the community deal with social justice. naacp.org

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6:08

Never Too Old To Learn And It's Free

When everything is online these days, imagine not having access at all or not understanding how to schedule appointments, register for benefits, access vital records, ordering groceries out of necessity or convenience, keep up with your grandkids, watch the news, seek support of any kind…the list goes on. Tobey Dichter, Founder and CEO of Generations on Line, talks with host Tate Blanchard about assuring older adults they are never too old to learn and overcome the challenges they feel they face in using technology by teaching them, at no cost, the basics and other techniques to access the internet and their smart phones. generationsonline.org

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6:15

One-of-a-Kind Fun Entry into STEM and STEAM

Nearly 75% of kids under 18 play video games on a weekly basis. That's according to the Entertainment Software Association. Ted Black, CEO of the Whitaker Center for Science and the Arts talks with host Tate Blanchard about opening a brand new one-of-a-kind space at the Whitaker Center for Science and the Arts in Harrisburg that uses video games as a fun, educational tool as an entry point for kids and families to learn about STEM and STEAM. whitakercenter.org

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5:26

On a Mission To Serve All Who Have Served

The Veterans Leadership Program has seen an annual increase since the COVID-19 pandemic in the numbers of returning military service members who are homeless or at risk of being homeless, unemployed or underemployed, or have other needs such as food, rent, mental health services and help overcoming other barriers. Janine Wytovich, Veteran Housing Director at Veterans Leadership Program, talks with host Tate Blanchard about their mission to serve all in Pennsylvania, Ohio and New York who have served, to get them to a place where they're comfortable and able to maintain their living. veteransleadershipprogram.org

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7:01

YMCA Choose To Fill A Community Need

Child care is something that everyone needs. Guest Jim Thomas, CEO of the Greater Wyoming Valley Area YMCA, talks with host Tate Blanchard about being a leader in meeting child care needs in his community. wvymca.org

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6:02

Helping Kids To Imagine The Future

For more than 30 years, one southwestern Pennsylvania organization has been applying cross-sector collaborations to empower students and help them imagine their futures, engage community, and strengthen and broaden school leadership. Guest Jackie Foor, Executive Director of the Consortium for Public Education, talks with host Tate Blanchard about their work as an intermediary in connecting schools with partners in all sectors of society. tcfpe.org

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5:35

Changing the Culture of Southwest Michigan One System at a Time

The challenges are real for the LGBTQ community in rural areas. This includes lack of resources, knowledge , awareness and education. OutCenter SW Michigan hopes to change the systems of care for all people, so they all become more equitable & inclusive.

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5:44

Entering Interviews with Confidence

Suits for Success provides clothing for men, women and juveniles for the purposes of applying for work. The program started for Statesville Prison and has expanded to 20. Since then, they have expanded to Wisconsin and North Carolina.

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5:23

Chicagoland Ride for Kids

Families of children with a pediatric brain tumor become an advocate & caregiver for their child & Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation begins their help by meeting with their family support team. Their charity motorcycle ride is coming up in September

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6:17

Keeping the Light Lit

Economic hardship has created new innovative ways for traffickers to pick out their victims. Magdalene House offers a 2 year residential program for women to heal, grow and recover from their trauma and abuse.

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