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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
Why is voting becoming increasingly difficult for some qualified voters?
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 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.
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 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.
The Emergency Food Bank Stockton/San Joaquin partners with business, government and other nonprofits to advance its mission of health through food and knowledge sharing, with guest: Dr. Leonard Hansen, CEO of Emergency Food Bank, Stockton/San Joaquin Valley.
The history of Latino communities in the USA, with emphasis on how Colorado benefits from embrace and empowerment of Latino Coloradans, with guest: Carlos Martinez, President & CEO of Latino Community Foundation of Colorado.
Protecting and advancing the rights of all women across divisions of age, income, geography, race, orientation and identity, with guests: Ana L. Oliveira, President & CEO of The New York Women’s Foundation; Surina Khan, CEO of Women’s Foundation California; & Wendy D. Doyle, President & CEO of United WE.
Better data can help reduce poverty in the Global South; we’re discussing with special guest: Annie Duflo, Executive Director of Innovations for Poverty Action.
In the Global South it is often difficult to access information and resources to create a self-sufficient and sustainable agricultural sector. Nonprofits play an important role in creating a path for thriving communities, we’re discussing with special guests: Maria Kasparian, Executive Director of Edesia; Kate Schecter, President & CEO of World Neighbors; & Bridget Carrington, CEO of Coffee Quality Institute
The National Endowment for Financial Education (NEFE) champions effective financial education. We are discussing their work with the organization’s President & CEO, Dr. Billy Hensley.
Amid concerns around rising interest rates, increasing debt, and a possible recession, we’re discussing how to turn your finances around and achieve financial wellness in 2023, with guests: Mike Croxson, CEO of the National Foundation for Credit Counseling; Michelle Jones, Chief External Affairs Officer of Money Management International; & Kristen Holt, CEO of Greenpath Financial Wellness.
Building resilience in low-income countries, with guests: Thomas Tighe, President & CEO of Direct Relief; Dr. Ann Hudock, President & CEO of Counterpart International; & Peter Greer, President & CEO of HOPE International.
On homeless youth, with guests: Ann Oliva, Executive Director of National Alliance to End Homelessness; Rheneisha Robertson, Executive Director of Covenant House New Orleans; & Sherilyn Adams, Executive Director of Larkin Street Youth Services.
On the digital divide, with guests: Cyndy Yu-Robinson, Executive Director of Kramden Institute; Scot Henley, Executive Director of Digitunity; & Joe Paul, CEO of Byte Back.
On feeding Mississippi, with guest: Charles Beady Jr., CEO of Mississippi Food Network.
On a closer look at urban poverty, with guest: Alfred Lomas, Founder and Executive Director of Inner City Visions.
On USA Naturalization and Citizenship, with guests: Mitra Shavarini, Executive Director of Project Citizenship; Angélica Salas, Executive Director of Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights; & Jane Graupman, Executive Director of International Institute of Minnesota.
On a closer look at rural poverty, with guest: Lance Cheslock, Executive Director of La Puente.