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PAI advocates for sexual and reproductive rights as one of the most important factors in a woman’s autonomy and future, and as an indicator of a healthy society. Our special guest for this discussion is: Nabeeha Kazi Hutchins, President & CEO of PAI.
We had a discussion on the importance of teaching youth about nutrition to encourage a healthy generation ahead, with guests: Ann Marie Krautheim, M.A., R.D., L.D, CEO of GENYOUth; Kathleen King, CEO of Healthier Kids Foundation; & Jennifer Owens, President & CEO of HealthMPowers.
We had a discussion about how 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.
We had a discussion with leaders of nonprofits on a mission to provide communities with sustainable solutions to water scarcity, with guests:Dr. Mary Okumu Ph.D, Senior Director, Technical Unit, of ForAfrikaOrg;María José Terré Feliú, Executive International Director of WATERisLIFE;&Edward Brown, President of USA ForAfrika.
We had a discussion on 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.
We had a discussion with leaders whose nonprofits protect and advance 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.
We discussed how we can reduce poverty in the Global South using data with guest: Annie Duflo, Executive Director of Innovations for Poverty Action.
We discussed how university art museums play an important role in the creative community, and their unique role as part of the education system, with special guests: Miki Garcia, Director of ASU Art Museum & Julie Rodrigues Widholm, Executive Director of Berkeley Art Museum & Pacific Film Archive.
We discussed resources and education around caring for people with disabilities and medical complexities with special guests: Bryan Neider, CEO of AbilityPath, & Dr. Robert Ireland, President & CEO of Bello Machre.
On protecting and advancing rights for Asian Americans with guest: John Yang, President & Executive Director of Asian Americans Advancing Justice.
On the struggle to access health care, food, water, and sanitation in the Global South with guests: Traci L. Baird, President & CEO of EngenderHealth; Dr. Mesfin Teklu Tessema, Senior Technical Director, Health, of the International Rescue Committee; & Dr. Dennis Cherian, AVP & Senior Technical Director for Health and Nutrition of Corus International.
On how Environmental Defense Fund collaborates with others to collect data and develops solutions to fight climate change with the organization’s very own President & CEO Angela Churie Kallheuge.
On climate change and the role of humanity, with special guests: Dr. Nathaniel Keohane, President of the Center for Climate and Energy Solutions; Dr. R. Max Holmes, President and CEO of Woodwell Climate Research Center; & Erich Pica, President of Friends of the Earth & Friends of the Earth Action.
On the importance economic development has on helping communities thrive, with guest: Nathan Ohle, President & CEO of the International Economic Development Council.
On Greenwood Rising’s work to explore the buried history of Black Wall Street, with the organization’s very own: Executive Director Dr. Raymond Doswell; Board Member Brenda Alford; & Curator and Board Member Hannibal Johnson, Esq.