Opening Doors To Opportunities

Juana Brown on Providing Education and More to the Impoverished

For decades, one Southwest Florida organization has been setting its sights on educating children in our community. Their focus isn’t just on kids in the city, but in the rural parts as well. Juana Brown, Director of Charter Schools for the Redlands Christian Migrant Association, talks about their work.

Posted on:

Oct 18, 2019

Hosted by: Nathalia Ortiz
Produced by: Florida Newsmakers Team
#Florida #Community #Education #General Interest #Local
Related Segments
Autoplay:
On

5:39

A 2nd Chance For Incarcerated Youth

A 2nd Chance For Incarcerated Youth
More than 31,000 juveniles were arrested in Florida between 2020 and 2021, with about 1,600 of them committed to a residential program. Now, one local organization is providing a helping hand in the road to rehabilitation. The Verb Kind Founder Haley Hunt talks about their work.
WATCH NOW

4:24

Taming The Invasive Lionfish

Taming The Invasive Lionfish
Lionfish are decimating Florida’s ecosystem. With no natural predators, experts say the invasive species are having a devastating impact on our waters. Cox Science Center and Aquarium Marine Biologist Rebecca Fago discusses how they’re combatting these dangerous fish.
WATCH NOW

5:39

A Reflection of Strides Made Over the Course of American 
History

A Reflection of Strides Made Over the Course of American 
Hi...
For close to 50 years the Stonewall Museum, Archives & Library in Fort Lauderdale has explored important cultural stories in the LGBTQ+ community. Robert Kesten, Executive Director of the museum, joins host Candace Kelley to talk about how what's going on in this community now is a reflection of strides made over the course of American history.
WATCH NOW
Loading Loading...
TYPE A KEYWORD AND PRESS ENTER TO SEARCH:
OR EXPLORE SEGMENTS BY TOPIC:

Community

Economy & Business

Education

General Interest

Government

Health

Local

Science & Technology