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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.
How individuals with Autism can live full lives and also some of the challenges that come with being on the spectrum. A welcome to our guests: Patrick D. Paul, Executive Director & CEO of Anderson Center for Autism; Daniel Openden, PH.D., BCBA-D, President & CEO of Southwest Autism Research & Resource Center (SARRC); & Brad Boardman, Executive Director of Morgan Autism Center.
Bill Wilson Center is committed to working with the community to ensure that every youth has access to the range of services needed to grow to be healthy and self-sufficient adults. Our special guest for this discussion is: Josh Selo, CEO of Bill Wilson Center.
With the help of nonprofits, students can access unique resources and gain skillsets for success in college and beyond; here’s how all students can pursue a higher education. Dr. Candice Clawson, Chief Executive Officer of REACH Prep; Dr. Toinette Gunn, President & CEO of LINK Unlimited Scholars; & Michelle Price, Executive Director of Student U.
Support and resources for people with developmental and intellectual disabilities and the importance of making these accessible to families. Our special guest for this discussion is Matt VanAuken, Executive Director & CEO of Developmental Pathways.
Overcoming alcohol addiction can be challenging without the right resources and support; we’re discussing accessing judgement-free resources to heal. Our special guests for this discussion is: Melanie Brown-Woofter, President & CEO of Florida Behavioral Health Association & Anna Foglia, CEO of Sun Street Centers.
Providing children with a safe environment through education and advocacy. Our special guests for this discussion are: Christine James-Brown, President & CEO of Child Welfare League of America (CWLA) & Katelyn Brewer, President & CEO of Darkness to Light.
Public broadcasting has always played an important role in educating, informing and entertaining the public; we’re discussing the challenges public broadcasting faces today and how media organizations are evolving. Our special guest for this discussion is: Amanda Mountain, President and CEO of Rocky Mountain PBS; Rob Dunlop, President and CEO of Cascade Public Media; & Kurt Mische, President & CEO of PBS Reno.
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.
Teaching youth about nutrition to encourage a healthy generation ahead, with special 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.