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The Pat Tillman Foundation focuses on uniting and empowering a new generation of leaders among active-duty military, veterans and their spouses and equips them to help change the world.
How are the challenges that LGBTQ+ elders face different from youth? How can communities across the US better support them? We’re chatting with SAGE – one of the nation’s most prominent providers of services for the LGBTQ+ senior community in the US.
How can Native American economies thrive today and what resources are needed to help ensure Native peoples have access and support for a brighter future? We’re discussing with special guest, Michael Roberts, President & CEO of First Nations Development Institute.
Theatres continue to inspire new ways of thinking, help explore issues and challenges in society, and bring communities together to enjoy the benefits of the arts. Our special guests are: Bryce Alexander, CEO & Artistic Director of The Naples Players; Josh LaBelle, Executive Director of The Seattle Theatre Group; & Mike Morelli, Executive Director of Missoula Community Theatre, Inc.
Center for Internet Security (CIS) is driven by a mission to develop, validate, and promote timely best-practice solutions that help people, businesses, and governments protect themselves against pervasive cyber threats. Our special guest is John Gilligan, President & CEO of CIS (Center for Internet Security).
Across the US, transgender folk face discrimination and there has also been a rise in hostility against transgender southerners. What is being done to stop this? Thank you to our special guest for this discussion: Tim’m West, Executive Director of LGBTQ+ Institute at the National Center for Civil and Human Rights
How safe, supportive, trauma-informed, educational environments equip children and their families for life’s challenges. Our special guest is Dr. Gabriella Garcia, Executive Director of Storyteller Children’s Center.
How the nation can better support nurses’ critical role in society. A special thanks to our guests: Jonathan Webb, MPH, MBA, Chief Executive Officer of Association of Women’s Health, Obstetrics & NeoNatal Nurses; Kate Judge, Executive Director of American Nurses Foundation; & Nancy MacRae, MS, CEO of Emergency Nurses Association
Animals and Nature can help heal and provide a great environment for learning and therapy. We’re discussing with leaders from Green Chimneys – an organization in New York that provides children and families with a space for behavioral and emotional learning. A special thanks to our guests: Executive Director Dr. Edward Placke; Associate Executive Director, Behavioral Health Services, Kristin Licardi; and Director of Recreation Zachary Staszak.
The mission of First Place for Youth is to help foster youth build the skills they need to make a successful transition to self-sufficiency and responsible adulthood. Our special guest is Thomas Lee, Chief Executive Officer of First Place for Youth.
As decades come and go, so does the artistic taste of the generations. For performing arts organizations to survive they must adapt to the trends of each generation. Our special guest is Paul Helfrich, Executive Director of the Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra.
Gardens create a sense of peace and rejuvenation of the mind. Often it is up to nonprofits to create and nurture public green spaces that everyone in their community can enjoy. Our special guests are Lynn B. Kelly, Executive Director of New York Restoration Project; Georgina Griffith-Yates, Executive Director of Wasatch Community Gardens; & Linda Appel Lipsius, Executive Director of Denver Urban Gardens.
1.3 million students drop out of high school in the United States, more than half are students of color and most are low-income. Teach For America’s agenda is to ensure that every child in America receives an excellent education. Our special guest is Mikisha Nation, Executive Director of Teach for America (Twin Cities).
Founded in 1983, Trees For Houston initially focused its early efforts on planting street trees in the heart of Houston. 40 years later, with over half a million trees planted, this organization has evolved into one that grows, plants, and maintains thousands of trees across the greater Houston region. Our special guest Barry Ward, Executive Director of Trees for Houston.
There are over 400,000 kids in the foster care system on any given day, and about 130,000 of them are awaiting adoption. What’s working in the system, what’s not, and what needs to be improved? Our special guests for this discussion are: Shaheer Mustafa, President & CEO of HopeWell, Inc.; William Weisberg, Executive Director of Forestdale, Inc.; & Paul Robinson, President & CEO of Home of the Innocents.
How do GenZ and Millennials find the resources, support and platforms to have their voices heard in politics? Our special guest is Kristin McGuire, Executive Director of Young Invincibles.
What is the Future of Jazz? Created by African American musicians and fostered in New Orleans, we’re discussing this incredible genre, its roots, and its continued influence on the world today. Our special guests are Tim Jackson, Artistic Director of Monterey Jazz Festival; Susan Muscarella, President of California Jazz Conservatory; & Randall Kline, Founder and Executive Artistic Director of SFJAZZ.
In one decade, we will have gone from roughly 17% of Americans being 65 or older, to over 20%. Let’s talk about America’s approach to caring for elders, and how Avenidas provides support to those in the Bay Area. Thank you to special guest: Amy Yotopoulos, President & CEO of Avenidas.
Childhelp was a catalyst of what is now Child Abuse Prevention Month in April, and we’re discussing with organization leaders to learn more about their story, what inspired them to fight for the protection of children, and their important impact on children’s lives. Thank you to special guests: Sara O’Meara, Co-Founder, CEO and Chairman & Yvonne Fedderson, Co-Founder, President & Vice Chairman.