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Project Seeds Collaborative: Exploring Programming and Community Engagement of The Affirming Youth Foundation
Project Seeds Collaborative: Exploring Programming and Community Engagement of The Affirming Youth Foundation
Conversations with Dr. Dionne Stephens on the Brofrenbrenner Ecological System Theory for individual behaviors in the broader community for Black adolescent boy and their negotiations with racial justice in Miami.
Join us as we discuss the topic of gang violence with community organizations. Where do we go from here?
Join us as we discuss the topic of gang violence with community organizations. Where do we go from here?
The purpose of Project SEEDS - HEALS Community Collaborative is to improve youth mental and behavioral health, family engagement, and increase student's life and coping skills. There are several psychosocial factors that contribute to, maintain and place our young people at risk. So what we've been doing is youth focus services, collaborating with other youth agencies in order to provide services to the kids and Liberty City.
Doctoral Student, Lovely Noel discusses the Ecological Factors of Marginalized Student's Sucess and their Educational Attainment.
Conversation with Terrance Cribbs-Lorrant, Community Improvement Specialist and Executive Director, City of Miami Historic Black Police Precinct & Courthouse Museum, about youth mentoring and the preservation of African American history.
Ladi March-Goldwire shares her story on loving her talented, athletic son through a mental health diagnosis. Listen to her compelling account of the signs and symptoms, highs and lows, and treatment options available. If you need resources, call the National Alliance on Mental Illness helpline at 800-950-NAMI. If you are in a crisis text "NAMI" to 741741
Lionel Lightbourn, the Community CARE Coordinator at Gang Alternative, Inc., enlightens us on the practice of Ubuntu, I am because we are.
Conversation with Brother Lyle Muhammad, Executive Director of the Circle of Brotherhood, an organization that advocates for improved economic development, crime prevention, and educational services for youth.
Patrice DeGraff Arenas, Department Chair for Fine Arts and Presenter of the Roll Call of Graduates at American Senior High School, discusses creative ways on how to help students deal with not having a traditional high school graduation ceremony due to social distancing requirements.
Dr. Donnie Hale, Jr., Assistant Director and Professor at the University of Central Florida, discusses how the Coronavirus disproportionately affects communities of color and highlights entrenched inequalities in resource distribution.
Dr. Joy Davis, Clinical Director or Affirming Youth Foundation, Inc., and Guidance Counselor with Miami-Dade County Public Schools, and Mr. Anthony Jackson, Guidance Director of Broward County Public Schools, discuss the challenges of delivering virtual education during a pandemic.
Anthony Jackson is our special guest today, and he's going to be talking about how the Coronavirus is affecting the education system and family values.
It's always a joy to see Dr. Joy in the building. Welcome to the show. She is the Clinical Director at Affirming Youth. She's a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, a Qualified Supervisor, a Doctorate of Education, and a nationally certified School Counselor.
Let's Talk It Out about anxiety. Tamara G Jonathan Spikes discuss anxiety. Just to give you an example and a definition of anxiety, it is your body's natural response to stress. It's a feeling of fear or apprehension about what's to come. Sometimes it comes in the worst at the worst times, and in the worst places.
Hi, it's Tamra G. and Jonathan Spikes and our very special guest today is Dr. Armen Henderson. He is an internal medicine physician and assistant professor of medicine at the University of Miami. We're going to be speaking with Dr. Henderson today about the Coronavirus. It is on everybody's mind. It is everywhere, including possibly in South Florida. So we're going to talk more about that.
Hi, it is the official first podcast of "Let's Talk it Out" with your host, Tamara G and Jonathan Spikes from affirming youth and we are so happy that you all have joined us today. And so with affirming youth, for those who don't know, we're going to give you a little bit of background today on what Jonathan does, particularly since he works with the youth of our community and is helping them so much.
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