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EngenderHealth is a leading global health organization committed to advancing gender equity, focusing on sexual and reproductive health and rights.
Climate change is real and affects people and animals in many different ways. Our oceans need marine sanctuaries, not just to protect the creatures which call it home but, for our communities and future generations who rely on its resources.
Craig Redmond, President & CEO of Relief International, shares with us the history of Relief International and how their work today is to provide support communities impacted by conflict, climate change, and disaster.
Community foundations connect doners/investors to causes they care about. We spoke to leaders of the Greater Houston Community Foundation about their founding and how the foundation has changed throughout the years.
Symphonies have undergone a rapid change in the last couple of years. We discuss the past present and future of American Orchestras with our guest Simon Woods, President and CEO of League Of American Orchestras.
The USA is one of the richest countries in the world, and yet, childhood homelessness is still an issue many struggle with.
Many across the US struggle to obtain a higher education but they may not have to do it alone. We speak with nonprofits whose mission is to make getting that degree a little easier.
This episode discusses the importance of fostering grass-roots action to strengthen civil society, advance justice and equality, and move people from the disempowered margins and into places of power.
As an American, human trafficking sounds like an overseas issue but it’s not.
According to the CDC, epilepsy is one of the most common conditions affecting the brain. It affects people of all ages and race however treatment is not evenly distributed. We spoke with leaders of four nonprofits whose missions all work toward research and support for all who struggle with epilepsy. Our guests today are; Beth Lewin Dean, President & CEO of Cure Epilepsy; Roy Cherry, CEO of The Epilepsy Center of Northwest Ohio; & Ilene Penn Miller, Director of Rare Epilepsy Network and Director of Epilepsies Action Network.
We discuss with artist Aaron Dworkin his collection of poems, “The PoetJournalist.” Aaron Dworkin is a Poetjournalist, Social Entrepreneur, Performing Artist, Author, Filmmaker, Philanthropist, and Professor of Arts Leadership & Entrepreneurship, University of Michigan School of Music, Theatre & Dance.
In our interview with leaders of the Haywood Burns Institute, we continue our dialogue on American civil society. Our guests today are the Co-Executive Director of Haywood Burns Institute; Tshaka Barrows; Sam Mellerson; & Mike Finley.
Local journalism is facing a rapidly changing media landscape which has them facing challenges such as community distrust in media and even assault on press freedoms. Our guests are; Stephanie Campbell, CEO of The Kansas City Beacon & Eric Meyer, Owner & Publisher of Marion County Record.
How can we sustainable increase agricultural productivity and incomes in the global south? Our guests are; Peter Juma, President & Chief Operating Officer of KickStart & Martin Fisher, CEO & Co-Founder of KickStart.
COVID’s legacy on K-12 education. What we can learn and how do we move forward. Our guests are; Wendy Loloff Cooper, CEO of Generation Schools Network & Paula White, Executive Director of 50CAN – New Jersey.
We’re chatting with Ann Wrixon, Executive Director of CASA of Contra Costa, about advocating for abused and neglected children and youth in foster care in their community.
We will be discussing recent advancements in breast cancer diagnosis and treatments. Our special guests: Victoria Wolodzko Smart, Senior Vice President, Mission of Susan G. Komen Foundation; Jean Sachs MSS, MLSP, Chief Executive Officer of Living Beyond Breast Cancer; & Dorothy Gibbons, Co-Founder & CEO of The Rose Center for Breast Excellence.
What does it take to get goods to underserved communities, many of whom are recovering from disaster or crisis? Our special guest: Romaine Seguin, Chief Executive Officer of Good360
How did The Diary of Anne Frank become an Opera? We spoke with the three people who were able to bring this story to the operatic stage and discussed their ten year journey from idea to production. Our special guests are: Shulamit Ran, Composer & Andrew MacLeish Distinguished Service Professor in the Department of Music of the University of Chicago; Dennis Hanthorn, Principal for m/Oppenheim and Former General Director of The Atlanta Opera; & Arthur Fagen, Conductor & Professor of Music and Co-Chair of the Jacobs School of Music Department of Orchestral Conducting and Music Director of Indiana University & The Atlanta Opera.
Gameheads envision a world where low income youth and youth of color are equipped to thrive and succeed in any field they choose, including the tech and video game industries.