Podcasts about community engagement coordinator

Conscious Joy Activism invites us to reframe our emotional lives, reminding us that joy as an active, intentional practice is a verb. In a world fraught with systemic challenges, happiness as resistance is a radical act. The privilege of being able to protest underscores our mutual responsibility. This intersection of positive psychology politics proves that our profound interconnectedness was never a "woo-woo" concept, but a tangible tool for collective survival. Ultimately, embracing this mindset serves as a powerful form of political anxiety relief, transforming personal well-being into a catalyst for societal change. To discuss the current state of affairs at a grassroots level, Harvesting Happiness Podcast host Lisa Cypers Kamen welcomes Erica Brown, the Community Engagement Coordinator at Radio Kingston and a positive-change advocate. Erica describes the joy that occurs when we come together in community to transform outrage into positive action. She shares strategies for mobilizing those who haven't yet been activated, creating a bottom-up solution to the top-down issues affecting our communities. Like what you're hearing? WANT MORE SOUND IDEAS FOR DEEPER THINKING? Check out More Mental Fitness by Harvesting Happiness bonus content available exclusively on https://harvestinghappiness.substack.com/ and https://medium.com/@HarvestingHappiness.

Artspeak Radio, Wednesday, 9am -10am CST, 90.1fm KKFI Kansas City Community Radio, streaming live audio www.kkfi.org ARTSPEAK RADIO is entering its' 14th year-if you tune in weekly, download podcasts, listen online, if you learn about new opportunities happening in the creative community, enjoy listening to one of the many guests featured weekly on ARTSPEAK RADIO then call 888-931-0901 to pledge your support. Online pledges are simple, just go to www.kkfi.org and show us your support for YOUR community radio station. It's time for you to support this on air arts program that gives local artists, spoken word poets, painters, sculptors, musicians, arts educators, museums, arts organizations, and so many more the opportunity to discuss their art, chapbooks, events, openings, performances, innovations, and submissions for artistic opportunities. SHOW YOUR SUPPORT FOR THIS RADIO STATION AND ARTSPEAK RADIO NOW IN ITS' 14TH YEAR!!! Call 888-931-0901 and make your pledge. Producer/host Maria Vasquez Boyd welcomes producer/writer Jerry Rapp and Christina Loya Mattie Rhodes Public Historian & Community Engagement Coordinator. CHRISTINA LOYA Mattie Rhodes Public Historian & Community Engagement Coordinator- The Museum of Kansas City is proud to announce that Connecting Cultures Across Kansas City: The Hand-in-Hand Folk Art Collection is opening to the public on Friday, June 12 at the Museum. This exhibition is organized by the Mattie Rhodes Center and presented in collaboration with The Museum of Kansas City. The Hand-in-Hand Folk Art Collection was started by Alice Ann Biggerstaff (1924–2007) and later donated to Mattie Rhodes. A Kansas City native, Alice Ann was an artist who worked for more than three decades at Hallmark Cards. Upon retirement, she moved to Santa Fe, New Mexico, where she continued collecting artwork and created a vibrant, welcoming home.Showcasing more than 150 rarely seen works of folk art from across the globe, with a particular focus on pieces from Latin America and the American Southwest, Connecting Cultures Across Kansas City explores how folk art reflects shared values and human experiences across communities and cultures. Through cultural expression, identity, and time-honored traditions, these works bridge local communities and global traditions. In this exhibit, you will encounter works by multigenerational artisan families, including the exquisite ceramic traditions of the Aguilar and Blanco families of Oaxaca, as well as the whimsically carved wooden animals of the Alvarez and Rodríguez families of the American Southwest. Also included are countless works created by artisans whose names were never recorded or have been lost to history. For centuries, the contributions of people of color, women, and other marginalized groups have too often been misattributed or erased, even as their work has shaped cultural identity and community memory. Connecting Cultures invites viewers to honor both the named and the unnamed makers, and to consider how artistry survives through generations by blending ancient techniques with cultural storytelling, acting as a living link to history, identity, and resilience. The exhibition also emphasizes the vital role of collecting as a form of cultural stewardship—preserving stories, supporting artists, and ensuring that meaningful objects remain accessible to future generations. An installation inspired by Alice Ann's home in Santa Fe will be featured, alongside selected pieces of her clothing, offering insight into the personal vision behind the collection. Folk art encompasses a wide range of handmade objects created for daily life, ritual, and celebration, often using region-specific materials and techniques. These works embody lived experience and serve as carriers of cultural knowledge, helping sustain identity across generations. Whether a colorful and imaginative alebrije—a fantastical creature rooted in Mexican folk traditions—a giant painted wooden crocodile from Santa Fe, or an intricately crafted ceramic Tree of Life, these pieces are gentle reminders that beauty and imagination have existed for thousands of years and will endure long after the item itself is gone. The Museum of Kansas City is located at 3218 Gladstone Blvd. KCMO On view June 12, 2026 through January 2027 JERRY RAPP-“GOSPEL IS A DRAG” DEBUTS AT THE ARTS ASYLUM THEATER KCMO- “Gospel Is A Drag,” an original musical written by Jerry Rapp, will make its debut at the Arts Asylum Theater, 824 E Meyer Blvd in Kansas City. The limited engagement performances are June 12-15 and June 19-22. Showtimes are 7:30 PM CST on Fridays and Saturdays and 7:00 PM CST on Sunday and Mondays. Tickets and more information are available at www.gospelisadrag.com The show is set in the fictional town of Squibbtown, Missouri, where a stuffy town hall meeting is suddenly crashed by the fabulous Gloria- backed by her stellar choir - ready to sing and speak her truth. The show is described as an “InfoMusical,” and “a unique, rollicking, interactive experience filled with more music, frivolity, inspiration, education and improvisation than one ever thought possible” promising original songs and new arrangements of traditional hymns. The musical stars popular performance artist Tajma Stetson and features many notable local performers in the ensemble. The Director is Kevin Bogan with Musical Direction by Trevor Smith. The Arts Asylum was founded in 2011 to provide artists of all mediums a safe place to create and continues that mission today through their emphasis on new works, classics reimagined, and educational outreach. Rapp is an award-winning producer and writer who makes his Arts Asylum debut with the play. “It feels like one of the most important personal works I have done up to this point in my career.” says Rapp. “Our show points out that there are more commonalities than differences between us,” adds Stetson. “We hope people will make new friends, hear some catchy songs and have their spirits uplifted!” JUNE 12-15 and 19-22 CONTACT: ARTS ASYLUM THEATER Jerry Rapp 824 E Meyer Blvd 323-354-0115 Kansas City, MO 64131 jr@jerryrapp.com

Talia Brodhead, Community Engagement Coordinator for the Minnesota Prevention and Recovery Alliance and Program Coordinator for the BLADE Coalition, joins to discuss the upcoming Drug Take Back Day on April 25th. She shares how the event helps safely dispose of unused medications and reduce the risk of misuse in our communities. Brodhead also previews the Northern MN Recovery Summit, highlighting its role in bringing together resources, education, and support for individuals, families, and professionals working in prevention and recovery across the region.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

WORT 89.9FM Madison · “Slow Looking” Brings New Perspective to Art Elise Daugherty(Photo courtesy Elise Daugherty) We live in a world that values speed and efficiency above all.  The internet serves us thousands of bite-sized memes, which we quickly devour while doom-scrolling between Zoom meetings.  Alarms and calendar reminders rule our daily lives, with our phones constantly buzzing and chirping in our pockets to keep us on schedule.  AI-generated images pass by our eyes so quickly, that we fail to notice that people have too many fingers, or that famous buildings are duplicated in the skyline.  Elise Daugherty, Learning and Community Engagement Coordinator for the Madison Museum of Contemporary Art wants to give you a break from all that.  She's offering a series of events designed to encourage “slow looking,” or deliberate, meditative contemplation of works of art.  Elise joined the Monday Buzz on April 13, 2026. Did you enjoy this story? Your funding makes great, local journalism like this possible. Donate hereThe post “Slow Looking” Brings New Perspective to Art appeared first on WORT-FM 89.9.

Community Focus with Gregory T. Roberts and Melvin Burns II, featuring guests Sara Sherwood, Community Engagement Coordinator for United Way of the Lakeshore, about their Day of Caring, and Robert Mathis of Citi Boi Corp regarding upcoming events and their Community Picnic.

We continue our series on what's going on behind the scenes at Partners For Wildlife with Chad Caruthers, the Partnership and Community Engagement Coordinator. In this episode, we learn about P4W's public outreach initiatives, what is currently in the works, and plans for the future. Special thanks to our guest, Partners For Wildlife, and The Raptor Center at the University of Minnesota College of Veterinary Medicine.Resources mentioned:Partners for WildlifeSubscribe to PACE's Substack here

A Gluten Free Podcast Episode 223My guest on today's episode is Celiac Disease Foundation Education & Community Engagement Coordinator, Emma Kowzun. We'll discuss Emma's own coeliac disease diagnosis, her role at the Celiac Disease Foundation and where the foundation is focussing their efforts. What we'll cover: * Emma's coeliac disease diagnosis journey * How Emma's coeliac disease symptoms impacted her teenage life * Medical professionals dismissing Emma's signs and symptoms of coeliac disease * How sports specialist doctor found Emma's coeliac disease * Emma's transition to gluten free life during teenage years * How Emma started working at Celiac Disease Foundation * What Celiac Disease Foundation are currently working on * Emma's views on the potential for national population screening of coeliac disease and a universal diagnosis process * Emma's role at the Celiac Disease Foundation * Educating dietitians, doctors, gastroenterologists, schools, college, university and law-making systems around coeliac disease * How Emma & Celiac Disease Foundation work with Celiac Cruise * Training cruise kitchen and serving staff, bar staff, cafes and restaurants and childcare teams onboard around coeliac disease and gluten free protocols * Celiac Cruise staff's positive response to coeliac disease training and interaction with coeliac guests * Emma's strict and detailed process of double checking all ingredients and products are all 100% gluten free * The emotional and overwhelming experience of the Celiac Cruise * Emma's view on focussing priorities on educating healthcare, schools and education systems and food service workers around coeliac disease Linkshttps://celiac.org/Follow Celiac Disease Foundation on Instagram Follow Celiac Disease Foundation on Facebook Emma Kowzun on InstagramThe Celiac CruiseJoin A Gluten Free Podcast Facebook Group

A Gluten Free Podcast Episode 222Today's episode is a live keynote presentation from Celiac Disease Foundation Education & Community Engagement Coordinator Emma Kowzun live onboard the Australian sailing of the Celiac Cruise. In the talk Emma discusses how we can help chart the course and make a difference in the coeliac disease and gluten free community. Emma shares the latest research and developments at the Celiac Disease Foundation, a brief history of coeliac disease and how the Celiac Disease Foundation works with the Celiac Cruise. Topics covered: * Emma introducing herself and her role at the Celiac Disease Foundation * The difficulties of living with coeliac disease * Interacting with the audience * How coeliac disease and gluten free awareness has changed over time * Brief history of coeliac disease * Policies and law changes in the US for coeliac disease and gluten free labelling * Food labels for gluten in Australia and New Zealand* Current coeliac disease clinical trials and possible treatments for coeliac disease throughout the world * iCureCeliac - Patient Registry Makes Finding A Cure Possible* How people can support and advocate for coeliac disease * Food insecurity in the US and how the Celiac Disease Foundation and Celiac Cruise are helping LinksThe Celiac CruiseCeliac Disease FoundationiCureCeliac - Patient Registry Makes Finding A Cure PossibleJoin A Gluten Free Podcast Facebook GroupPhoto taken by @theglutenfreeadvocate

James Bay is an essential stopover site for thousands of migrating shorebirds - Hudsonian and Marbled Godwits, Whimbrels, Red Knots, and more. But this once reliable habitat is threatened. Back in August, Cléa Frapin of Birds Canada, headed to a shorebird camp in James Bay to see it for herself. She spoke with Indigenous Elders, wildlife biologists and locals, to better understand the threats that Canada's North is facing, and why we must all tune into this issue and work together - for the birds and for the people.Learn more about the Mushkegowuk Council here, and the James Bay Shorebird Project here. A warm welcome to our newest sponsor, Birding Ecotours! Be sure to check out their selection of birding tours from all across the globe at birdingecotours.comCléa Frapin is originally from France, but moved to New Brunswick in 2018 to pursue a MSc in seasonal trophic interaction modeling across the Arctic biome. She has worked with Birds Canada on Piping Plover and Bicknell Thrush monitoring programs in the Atlantic, and now works on Northern habitat conservation and contributes to the development of Indigenous-led conservation initiatives with the Science in the North program. Edward Sutherland is is from Kashechewan First Nation, and works as the Community Engagement Coordinator with Mushkegowuk Council's Lands & Resources Department. Vicki Sahanatien has 25+ years of experience leading natural resource conservation programs and multi-disciplinary teams in the Canadian Arctic. Currently she works as the Knowledge and Research Manager with Mushkegowuk Council. Christian Friis works at the Canadian Wildlife Service, Environment and Climate Change Canada. Christian is interested in shorebird ecology, with a focus on migrants in Ontario and James Bay.Andrea Gress (she/her) secretly thinks Piping Plovers are better than all the other birds...studied Renewable Resource Management at the University of Saskatchewan. She pivoted towards birds, after an internship in South Africa. Upon returning, she worked with Piping Plovers in Saskatchewan, and then as the Ontario Piping Plover Coordinator. Support the show

Homelessness and housing insecurity affect people in every community – including here in Chester County. We sit down with Kelly Faust, Community Engagement Coordinator at Good Samaritan Services, to learn how the organization supports individuals and families on their journey from crisis to stability. Kelly explains Good Sam's personalized, relationship-based approach, its housing programs, and the wraparound services that include mentorship, counseling, and microloans. We also talk about the community partnerships that make their work possible – and the local events and fundraisers that make their work possible.OUR PARTNERSouthern Chester County Chamber of CommerceLINKSGood Samaritan Services – Good SamWebsite: goodsamservices.orgLinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/good-samaritan-servicesInstagram: instagram.com/goodsamservFacebook: facebook.com/GoodSamServKelly Faust on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/kelly-faust-477b9a2b3Additional OrganizationsAnne's HeartPhoenixville Women's OutreachPhoenixville Free ClinicUnion Community CarePA CareerLinkOrion CommunitiesOpen Hearth, Inc.Citizen Advocacy of Chester CountyUnited Way of Chester CountyNew Story ChurchHopewell United Methodist ChurchTranscriptThe full transcript will be posted as soon as it is available.

In this episode, I sit down with Kevin Stringer from the Trumbull Neighborhood Partnership (TNP) to talk about the incredible work he and his team are doing to improve housing and strengthen our community.We cover a range of important topics, including:

Today, Thursday, August 28: *Congressman Hakeem Jeffries (D) New York-8, he was elected unanimously by his colleagues to be Minority Leader of the Democrats in the United States Congress. He comments on the issues facing the country and the approach that the Democrats are taking to mitigate some of the Executive Orders being issued by the President Trump and legislation being passed by the Republican controlled Congress. He talks about the significance of the August 28, 1963 March on Washington DC for Jobs and Freedom. *Hayward Evans, Co Convener, Seattle King County Commemoration Committee comments on Show-Up Stand-Up Speak-Up For Your Rights. He outlines the organizations program that will be held this evening to commemorate the 62nd Anniversary of the historic August 28, 1963 March on Washington DC for Jobs and Freedom at Seattle's Holgate Street Church of Christ. Five Community Leaders will be recognized for their contributions during the program. *Kendra Liddell, Community Engagement Coordinator, Seattle's Central District Community Preservation & Development Authority (CDCPDA) aka the Reverend Samuel B. McKinney Center for Community & Economic Development. She will be one of the MC's for this evenings event. *Shawn Kemp six time NBA All Star for the Seattle SuperSonics has been giving to the youth of Puget Sound for years and he is receiving the Lenny Wilkens Community Service Award. In spite of legal issues facing him, he showed up at Rise Up Academy in Everett Washington three weeks ago and over 2,500 youth attended. Two weeks ago with Gary Payton, Marshawn Lynch, and Richard Sherman they provided school supplies for about 3,000 youth in Kent, WA. *Ellen Smith, Tacoma Pierce County Black Collective is assisting the Mahogany Circle in raising funds for the cancer awareness organization. On Sunday, August 31 at 5:00 pm she is co hosting a Fashion Show and the Motown Review at Tacoma's Caballero Club. Urban Forum Northwest streams live at www.1150kknw.com. Visit us at www.urbanforumnw.com for archived programs and relevant information. Like us on facebook. X@Eddie_Rye.

Today, Thursday, August 28:*Congressman Hakeem Jeffries (D) New York-8, he was elected unanimously by his colleagues to be Minority Leader of the Democrats in the United States Congress. He comments on the issues facing the country and the approach that the Democrats are taking to mitigate some of the Executive Orders being issued by the President Trump and legislation being passed by the Republican controlled Congress. He talks about the significance of the August 28, 1963 March on Washington DC for Jobs and Freedom.*Hayward Evans, Co Convener, Seattle King County Commemoration Committee comments on Show-Up Stand-Up Speak-Up For Your Rights. He outlines the organizations program that will be held this evening to commemorate the 62nd Anniversary of the historic August 28, 1963 March on Washington DC for Jobs and Freedom at Seattle's Holgate Street Church of Christ. Five Community Leaders will be recognized for their contributions during the program.*Kendra Liddell, Community Engagement Coordinator, Seattle's Central District Community Preservation & Development Authority (CDCPDA) aka the Reverend Samuel B. McKinney Center for Community & Economic Development. She will be one of the MC's for this evenings event.*Shawn Kemp six time NBA All Star for the Seattle SuperSonics has been giving to the youth of Puget Sound for years and he is receiving the Lenny Wilkens Community Service Award. In spite of legal issues facing him, he showed up at Rise Up Academy in Everett Washington three weeks ago and over 2,500 youth attended. Two weeks ago with Gary Payton, Marshawn Lynch, and Richard Sherman they provided school supplies for about 3,000 youth in Kent, WA.*Ellen Smith, Tacoma Pierce County Black Collective is assisting the Mahogany Circle in raising funds for the cancer awareness organization. On Sunday, August 31 at 5:00 pm she is co hosting a Fashion Show and the Motown Review at Tacoma's Caballero Club.Urban Forum Northwest streams live at www.1150kknw.com. Visit us at www.urbanforumnw.com for archived programs and relevant information. Like us on facebook. X@Eddie_Rye.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this episode of the Williston Works Podcast, host Anna Nelson sits down with Lindsey Harriman, Community Engagement Coordinator for Williams County, to discuss the newly launched Builder Buyer Housing Incentive Program.They explore how this two-pronged initiative supports both builders and buyers to address housing needs across the region, from helping first-time homeowners to encouraging new development. Lindsey shares the program's origins, how it works, and the early interest it's generating from the community.Learn more about the Williams County Builder Buyer Program: https://www.williamsnd.comLearn more about Williston Economic Development: https://www.willistondevelopment.com

Today we're continuing our coverage of the Abilities Expo. The event took place in Burnaby, BC on June 9th, 2025, and host Grant Hardy attended. Coming up is a compilation of interviews that were recorded right on the conference floor of the Abilities Expo! First, Grant spoke to Helaine Boyd, the Executive Director of Disability Alliance BC, to learn about the organization and what they were offering expo attendees. Marni Abbott-Peter is the Executive Director of BC Wheelchair Basketball, and at the conference she spoke to Grant about her playing career, and what it takes to get involved with BC Wheelchair Basketball. The Neil Squire Society was a prominent organization at the Abilities Expo and Grant interviewed two representatives from the organization. First up, Eden Miller is a job developer at Neil Squire Society and explained what her job entails and how she helps her clients. Then, Grant spoke with Mcrae from Neil Squire Society. Mcrae is an Employment Specialist with Neil Squire Society and shared a bit about an interesting new program called Empower3D. Susan Grenon is the Member Services Coordinator for BC Blind Sports and Recreation Association and explains how BC Blind Sports helps members to find leagues and sports that interest them. SportAbility was one of the more interactive booths set up at Abilities Expo and provided an area for attendees to try out different pieces of sports equipment. Amy McKernan, the Community Engagement Coordinator for SportAbility BC describes the sport of frame running to Grant. The sport is new to SportAbility and will be part of the competition at the 2028 Paralympics.  Check out the Pulse on YouTube!About AMIAMI is a media company that entertains, informs and empowers Canadians with disabilities through three broadcast services — AMI-tv and AMI-audio in English and AMI-télé in French — and streaming platform AMI+. Our vision is to establish AMI as a leader in the offering of accessible content, providing a voice for Canadians with disabilities through authentic storytelling, representation and positive portrayal. To learn more visit AMI.ca and AMItele.ca.Find more great AMI Original Content on AMI+Learn more at AMI.caConnect with Accessible Media Inc. online:X /Twitter @AccessibleMediaInstagram @AccessibleMediaInc / @AMI-audioFacebook at @AccessibleMediaIncTikTok @AccessibleMediaIncEmail feedback@ami.ca

Check out this re-air of Episode 2 from Season 3 featuring Ashley Thaxton-Stevenson, co-director of YouthWorks at BAX/Brooklyn Arts Exchange and an Adjunct Faculty Member with NYU's program in Educational Theatre.In this episode, NYU student Saya Jenks speaks with Ashley Thaxton-Stevenson, Ashley works as a director, dramaturg, performer, and theater educator. Join us as Ashley shares her nonlinear yet incredibly fitting journey to becoming a theater educator. She opens up about her creative new perspectives and insights on work, life, and career after stepping into the roles of both an educator and a mother.Ashley Thaxton-Stevenson (she/her/hers) is a director, dramaturg, performer, and theater educator originally from the foothills of Southern California, with British, Black, and Korean ancestors. Ashley specializes in new play development, theater for young audiences, and contemporary applications of Shakespeare. Ashley is the co-director of YouthWorks at BAX/Brooklyn Arts Exchange, an Adjunct Faculty Member with NYU's program in Educational Theatre, for which she received a Spring 2021 USG Departmental Award, Faculty Member and Community Engagement Coordinator with Fiasco Theater, and a Core Ensemble Member of the Verbatim Performance Lab.For a full transcript of this episode, please email ⁠career.communications@nyu.edu⁠.

We're continuing our powerful 10-part series—supported by Virginia Cooperative Extension, Virginia Tech, and Virginia State University—highlighting lived experience, proven strategies, and the real people working to make change in Virginia. Episode: “Breaking the Silence: Amanda Henley on Recovery & Community Power”Our guest is Amanda Henley, Community Engagement Coordinator and passionate advocate for recovery in Prince Edward County. In this heartfelt and insightful episode, we ask:• How has stigma affected even the earliest stages of community research and outreach?• As someone in long-term recovery, how has Amanda's journey shaped her understanding of substance misuse?• What strategies from the study could make the biggest difference in Prince Edward—and why?• How can community members actively support and implement these strategies today?• And finally—why should we never give up on someone battling substance misuse?Amanda's courage, clarity, and commitment shine throughout this conversation. Her story is a powerful reminder that recovery is not only possible—it's necessary, and it must be supported at every level. Listen now to Episode: “Breaking the Silence: Amanda Henley on Recovery & Community Power” Available now on all major platforms. Share this episode. Be part of the change. Help create a community where recovery is real—and stigma is not.#TenMinutesOfTruth #PrinceEdwardCounty #AmandaHenley #RecoveryIsPossible #LivedExperience #CommunityEngagement #EndTheStigma #PeerSupport #VirginiaTech #CooperativeExtension #PodcastWithPurpose

Today, Thursday, April10 on Urban Forum Northwest:*Kendra Liddell, Community Engagement Coordinator, Central District Community Preservation Development Authority (CDCPDA) aka the Reverend Dr. Samuel B. McKinney Center for Community and Economic Development invites you their Spring Forward:Brunch for Black Economic Brilliance that will be held on Saturday, April 19.*Former State Representative Velma Veloria is Chair of the King County International Airport Coalition, she will be joined by coalition members Alice Fong, Sameth Mell, and Jan Edrozo. They comment on the the environmental pollution that is harming residents in that part of the city/county. They will host a community meeting on Friday, April 11 at 4:00pm at the Duwamish River Community Hub.*Amani Harris is president of the Seattle Breakfast Group (www.breakfastgroup.org) and he will be joined by Andre Taylor, Committee Chair, Knowledge Exploration Exposure Program (KEEP) (www.keeprg.org), Andre' Taylor, Co Chair, KEEP, Jerome Hunter, Educator and Consultant, and Shawn Armour, Interim Executive Director, Project M. I. S. T. E. R: Male Involvement & Service To Encourage Responsibility (www.projectmister.org). The organization will sponsor their Annual "Tie One ON" Friday, April 11 at 10:30 am at the Fairmont Olympic Hotel. Seattle Schools Superintendent Dr. Brent Jones is the Key Note Speaker. Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell and Washington State Attorney General Nick Brown are on the program. Jesse Jones will be the MC.Urban Forum Northwest streams live at www.1150kknw.com. Visit us at www.urbanforumnw.com for archived programs and relevant information. Like us on facebook. X@Eddie_Rye. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Pastor Todd and Pastor Jeff welcome Kevin Stringer, Community Engagement Coordinator for Trumbull Neighborhood Partnership.#SundayNightService #RIP #RealRawUncutFollow us on YouTube, IG, Twitter, and FB!Hosts: Pastor Todd and Pastor JeffProduced by: Marsh Media Group LLCProduction: Big MikeDesign by: Larry JohnsonMusic: J. Austin & Tevin MichaelFOLLOW:WEBSITE: http://www.ReligiouslyIncorrectPodcas...FACEBOOK:   / religiouslyincorrectpodcast  TWITTER:   / officialripc  INSTAGRAM:   / religiouslyincorrectpodcast  

Volunteering isn't just about giving back—it's a powerful way to gain valuable skills, build your network, and boost your career prospects. In this episode, Rebecca interviews Joan DiPiero, Community Engagement Coordinator, and we explore how college students can leverage volunteer experiences to stand out in job applications, make meaningful connections, and discover new career opportunities. Michelle starts the episode by sharing how to use LinkedIn to search for volunteer opportunities. Topic #1 (Resources): Michelle starts off the episode by discussing how you can use LinkedIn to find volunteer opportunities, such as utilizing the Company tab and the Open To tab. Topic #2 (Main Topic): Rebecca interviews Joan DiPiero, Community Engagement Coordinator for College of DuPage, about volunteering and the impact it can have on your career path. Please visit our website Send us YOUR Listener Questions at careerpodcast@cod.edu Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn @codcareercenter

Get More LVWITHLOVE Content Guests: Dr. Michael Pittaro – Director of Corrections, Northampton County Jose Rivera – Community Engagement Coordinator, United Way of the Greater Lehigh Valley Attorney David D. Ritter – Criminal Defense Attorney, Kitay Law Offices Reentry after incarceration is a process that affects all of us, whether we realize it or not. Did you know that 65% of people released from prison end up reoffending? Or that defendants who can't afford bail often spend 90 to 180 days behind bars before their case is even resolved? These barriers make successful reintegration nearly impossible, but there are solutions—like expanding mental health and drug courts, addressing pre-trial detention challenges, and improving job opportunities for returning citizens. In this episode of Lehigh Valley with Love, we dive deep into the realities of reentry with experts and those who have lived through the process. Our guests share their firsthand experiences and insights on what works, what doesn't, and what needs to change. Thank you to Dr. Joseph Roy for his invaluable help producing this episode! Watch Episode www.lvwithlove.com Thank you to our Partners! WDIY Lehigh Valley Health Network Wind Creek Event Center Michael Bernadyn of RE/MAX Real Estate Molly’s Irish Grille & Sports Pub Banko Beverage Company Blog: The Realities of Reentry – A Recap of the Podcast Understanding Reentry Reentry is the process by which formerly incarcerated individuals reintegrate into society after serving their time. While release from prison might seem like the end of a sentence, for many, it marks the beginning of another battle—finding employment, securing housing, and avoiding recidivism. Jose Rivera, Community Engagement Coordinator at United Way of the Greater Lehigh Valley, explains how reentry was once a non-existent term. Instead, individuals were labeled “ex-cons” or “felons,” limiting their opportunities. While the language has evolved, the systemic barriers remain overwhelming for many returning citizens. The Challenges of Reentry Dr. Michael Pittaro, Director of Corrections for Northampton County, highlights the recidivism rate of nearly 65% in the U.S., emphasizing that many individuals return to the same communities where they faced prior struggles. Without intervention, they encounter the same environments, influences, and hardships that led to their incarceration. Attorney David Ritter sheds light on pre-trial detention and bail reform, explaining that individuals can spend 90 to 180 days in jail before their trial simply because they cannot afford bail. This extended detention causes job loss, housing instability, and financial hardship, making reintegration even more difficult after release. Another major obstacle is the role of parole and probation officers. Some officers serve as mentors, helping individuals access resources, while others take a more punitive approach, increasing the likelihood of reoffending. Rivera stresses that a supportive parole officer can make all the difference in successful reentry. Employment and Housing: Critical Factors in Reentry Success Securing employment after incarceration is a major challenge. Dr. Pittaro explains how background checks and job applications with felony-related questions create barriers, despite Pennsylvania's “Ban the Box” initiative. While this law prevents employers from immediately disqualifying applicants based on criminal history, employers still have access to background checks and often reject qualified applicants. Housing is another pressing issue. Many landlords deny applications from formerly incarcerated individuals, making it difficult to secure stable living conditions. Even those who find employment struggle with rising housing costs and parole restrictions that limit where they can live. David Ritter emphasizes that parole conditions often require a stable address, but without accessible housing, securing parole itself becomes an obstacle. Solutions That Are Making a Difference Despite the challenges, several initiatives in the Lehigh Valley are making strides toward improving reentry outcomes: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT): A tool used in reentry programs to help individuals recognize and change negative thought patterns. The Reentry Coalition: A network of organizations collaborating to support individuals reentering society. Specialty Courts (Drug Court & Mental Health Court): Programs aimed at rehabilitation rather than incarceration, diverting nonviolent offenders toward treatment-based solutions. One-Stop Reentry Centers: Efforts are underway to establish centralized locations where individuals can access job training, mental health services, housing assistance, and legal aid in one place. While these programs are promising, expanding housing access, providing employer incentives, and improving parole officer training remain key priorities in reducing recidivism. Final Thoughts Reentry is not just about the individual—it's a community issue. When individuals successfully reintegrate, crime rates decrease, families remain intact, and communities grow stronger. However, employment barriers, housing restrictions, and punitive parole policies must be addressed to create long-term success. This episode of Lehigh Valley with Love underscores the need for policy changes, stronger community support, and a shift in public perception—from punishment to rehabilitation.

Bryan Barrett talks with Paige Hardy Brown, Community Engagement Coordinator with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Middle Tennessee. January is National Mentorship Month and she di

As part of our “Best of Caregiver Crossing 2024” Series:Each year, lung cancer kills more people than colorectal, pancreas, and breast cancer — the second-, third-, and fourth-leading cancer killers — combined. On this episode of Caregiver Crossing, we sit down with Leo Rafail, Community Engagement Coordinator for END LUNG CANCER NOW. Discover how you can join the fight to eliminate this devastating disease, hear about life-saving initiatives happening right here in Indiana, and learn what makes a difference in lung cancer prevention and treatment.Show notes:www.Joyshouse.orgwww.caregivercrossingradio.orghttps://cancer.iu.edu/community/elcn/https://cancer.iu.edu/community/elcn/screening.htmlSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

On this week's program, host Allison Donahue speaks with Veronica Horsley-Pettigrew, Community Outreach/Marketing Supervisor · Care Resources (PACE). Veronica joined Allison to discuss the community open house for Care Resources' new location in Lowell, Michigan. Care Resources is a community-based program for people 55 or older that promotes healthy, independent living and helps prevent nursing home placement. Our team of healthcare professionals works with you and your family to develop a comprehensive care plan — helping you make medical decisions every step of the way. Online: Care Resources In the second half of our program this week, WYCE station manager spoke with Tiffany Carr, the Community Engagement Coordinator for Michigan Veteran Homes and The Grand Rapids Home for Veterans, and Kristen Aidif, Director for the Veterans Day Five benefit run for The Grand Rapids Home for Veterans. The fifth annual Veterans Day 5 starts and finishes at the Michigan Veteran Homes at Grand Rapids on Saturday, November 9!   The event features a timed 5 mile and 5K runs, along with a no charge, untimed .5 mile Remembrance Walk; the Veterans Day 5 will benefit the Michigan Veteran Homes at Grand Rapids.  The SpartanNash Community Pancake Breakfast will occur in the Michigan Veteran Homes and runs from 8:30a-11:30a. Veterans Day 5      

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, also referred to as Intimate Partner Violence, which serves as a call to action to end domestic violence in our communities. This awareness campaign is designed to educate, destigmatize, and empower survivors. We stand with survivors and are committed to ensuring they are safely housed and provided necessary support to maintain their housing. On today's episode, we will first be speaking with Kascha, HVAF's therapist. She will share more about knowing the signs or red flags of domestic violence and how to ask for help. Then, we will talk with Andrea, who is HVAF's Community Engagement Coordinator. She has lived experience to share, and talks more about destigmatizing this important topic. We are proud of Andrea's bravery in sharing her story, and passion to use her experience to help others. SHOW NOTES: Podcast questions? Topic ideas? E-mail Lauren: LVCarpenter@hvaf.org Sign up to receive our e-mails: https://hvafofindiana.us17.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=84c1e98757e710e154ef48517&id=35b0d23a76   Follow us on social media: @hvafofindiana Are you a veteran needing help? Contact us today: 317-951-0688https://www.hvafofindiana.org/i-need-help/ HVAF CEO Emmy's blog post on Domestic Violence/Intimate Partner Violence: https://www.nationalbreastcancer.org/breast-cancer-facts/ Learn more about HVAF Therapist Kascha: https://www.hvafofindiana.org/meet-team-hvaf-therapist-kascha/ If you are a victim of domestic violence, there is help. Please call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-SAFE (7233) or text 88788 for help.

Each year, lung cancer kills more people than colorectal, pancreas, and breast cancer — the second-, third-, and fourth-leading cancer killers — combined. On this episode of Caregiver Crossing, we sit down with Leo Rafail, Community Engagement Coordinator for END LUNG CANCER NOW. Discover how you can join the fight to eliminate this devastating disease, hear about life-saving initiatives happening right here in Indiana, and learn what makes a difference in lung cancer prevention and treatment.Show notes:www.Joyshouse.orgwww.caregivercrossingradio.orghttps://cancer.iu.edu/community/elcn/https://cancer.iu.edu/community/elcn/screening.htmlSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this episode, we are joined by Eric Anderson, a Licensed K-12 School Counselor and the Family and Community Engagement Coordinator at Stillwater Public Schools. Eric shares his district's innovative approach to both summer school, which they call their Summer Success Program, and their unique grow your own teachers program which elevates students and introduces them to possible careers in the teaching profession.  Visit AVID Open Access to learn more.

In this special episode, created by one of our student podcast fellows, NYU student Saya Jenks speaks with Ashley Thaxton-Stevenson, Ashley works as a director, dramaturg, performer, and theater educator. Join us as Ashley shares her nonlinear yet incredibly fitting journey to becoming a theater educator. She opens up about her creative new perspectives and insights on work, life, and career after stepping into the roles of both an educator and a mother. Ashley Thaxton-Stevenson (she/her/hers) is a director, dramaturg, performer, and theater educator originally from the foothills of Southern California, with British, Black, and Korean ancestors. Ashley specializes in new play development, theater for young audiences, and contemporary applications of Shakespeare. Ashley is the co-director of YouthWorks at BAX/Brooklyn Arts Exchange, an Adjunct Faculty Member with NYU's Program in Educational Theatre for which she received a Spring 2021 USG Departmental Award, Faculty Member and Community Engagement Coordinator with Fiasco Theater, and a Core Ensemble Member of the Verbatim Performance Lab. For a full transcript of this episode, please email ⁠career.communications@nyu.edu⁠.

Bryan Barrett talks with Sarah Hicks, Community Engagement Coordinator at the Discovery Center at Murfree Springs. She shares information on the upcoming Tennessee STEAM Festi

Our guests today included Talia Brodhead, Community Engagement Coordinator with the Minnesota Prevention and Recovery Alliance, and program Coordinator with the BLADE Coalition, and Kara Terry, Director of Community Services for Crow Wing County, and on the BLADE Leadership Team. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Our guests today included Talia Brodhead, Community Engagement Coordinator with the Minnesota Prevention and Recovery Alliance, and program Coordinator with the BLADE Coalition, and Kara Terry, Director of Community Services for Crow Wing County, and on the BLADE Leadership Team.

In this tenth episode, host Emily Harwitz talks outreach and engagement—for nature and adventure—in a double-feature with Xiomara Batin, Outreach and Marketing Manager at GirlVentures, and Erika Granadino, Community Engagement Coordinator for the North Coast Redwoods District. How do you get people to come outside if they’ve never done it before? Hint: it starts with meeting people where they’re at. If you like talking to people, making connections, and telling stories, then today’s episode is for you! Xiomara Batin: Xiomara Batin is the Outreach and Marketing Manager at GirlVentures, an outdoor educational non profit based in Oakland, California. Xiomara has worked in a variety of educational institutions and non profit organizations with authentic engagement and genuine allyship at the center. Supporting communities that have had limited access to outdoor spaces due to historical barriers, is an integral area of importance to Xiomara and she feels passionate about being involved in advocacy in a variety of capacities. Find GirlVentures on Instagram @girlventures Erika Granadino: Erika was born in El Salvador and raised in the vibrant San Francisco Bay Area with her mother and sister. She graduated from Humboldt State University with a degree in Environmental Management and Protection, with a focus on Natural Resource Planning. For the past 4 years she has worked as an interpreter for California State Parks and the last year as the Community Engagement Coordinator for the North Coast Redwoods District, which has allowed her to exercise her passion and commitment to conservation and community engagement. Her favorite part about the work is getting to facilitate interpretive programs that connect people to parks, providing access, information, and inclusivity to their public lands. Promoting these places through interpretive programs gives hope that visitors will want to become stewards of these natural places, too. She feels lucky to be able to provide opportunities for people to connect with nature, helping them find meaning in what they are experiencing. In her downtime she enjoys cooking, going out to eat at a good restaurant, or getting some exercise. However, nothing compares to a good scenic hike on a sunny day. Find her on Instagram @erkbea

On this week's program, host Phil Tower speaks with Noemi Gonzalez, Community Engagement Coordinator with Grandville Avenue for Arts and Humanities(GAAH). Grandville Avenue for Arts and Humanities is once again sponsoring Girls Rock! Grand Rapids. 2024 marks the 11th year of Girls Rock! Grand Rapids camp and the staff at GAAH are excited to continue the joy of creating music and empowering young musicians! Noemi Gonzalez told us there are still some critical volunteer needs and opportunities to meet amazing people and youth. Girls Rock! Grand Rapids is also looking for a business or individual to underwrite the cost of lunch for all 50 campers and staff on Tuesday, August 6, 2024. If you know of someone or a business interested in helping to cover the cost of lunch on Tuesday during camp or by volunteering, visit https://pointapp.org/orgs/2332 to sign up, or contact Noemi at ngonzalez@gaah.org for more information.     Online: Girls Rock Grand Rapids  

Today on the show hosts Jackie and Josh are talking about Geneva's Community Engagement Coordinator position, which was eliminated with a lot of community concern, the closure of Wells College in Aurora, an update on the sale of two prominent properties in Seneca Falls, and Ontario County's housing plan. They also discuss the down-ballot ramifications of the breaking news late-Sunday that President Joe Biden was ending his re-election bid.

Send us a Text Message.For this episode, I hit the trails with The Cleveland Hiking Club to discover what drives this all-volunteer-run organization with over 1,200 members. The answer? Cool people who are passionate about encouraging and promoting outdoor recreation and making it accessible to anyone who wants to join in. In my interview with the club's Community Engagement Coordinator, Kara Girvin, and David Schiraldi of the Pathfinder Committee, we speak about finding adventure and friendship on the trails and how hiking and spending time outdoors benefits us mentally and physically. Club members lead hikes year-round every day for all levels of hikers. You will find them in the Metroparks, in cities, in our national park, and even in other countries. I recently joined a club excursion to the New River Gorge National Park with 50 other hikers. There were ten hikes over a three-day weekend, and towards the end of this episode, you will hear from some of the members I met on the trail. Join us, experience a hike or two, and check out this welcoming, vibrant community. Anyone 18 and older can hike with the Cleveland Hiking Club. To qualify as a member, one must complete six hikes a year and pay a small fee. Once a member, all miles are logged, and milestones are celebrated. Some members have hiked over 50,000 miles with the club, demonstrating the enduring power of walking together in nature.Resources:About the Cleveland Hiking ClubJoin the Cleveland Hiking ClubHiking ScheduleFollow us: https://www.facebook.com/ecospeaksclehttps://www.instagram.com/ecospeakscleContact us:hello@ecospeakscle.com

It is amazing to see all that God has done through the ministry of The Caring Place. Chris Schelich is the Community Engagement Coordinator and shares that back in the year 2000, four churches in Bradley County decided to merge their benevolent ministries into one entity and formed Lift and Redemption Ministries. Lift and Redemption Ministries began doing business as The Caring Place in 2005. Hear more about the vision, mission, and heart that fuels the ministry of The Caring Place to benefit their neighborsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this edition of "Inside Your County Government," Doria Fleisher, Community Engagement Coordinator, Cathy Thompson, Assistant Chief of Planning, and Esther Read, County Archeologist, discuss how the county identifies, responds to, and recognizes burial grounds discovered in the county. This episode serves to address concerns regarding the discovery of a burial ground in White Plains in 2021.If you are interested in learning more about the archaeological efforts in Charles County, please contact Esther Read, County Archaeologist, at eread@charlescountymd.gov Community members are also encouraged to learn more about and engage with the Historic Preservation Commission.  Information on this Commission's meetings, members, and minutes, please visit: https://www.charlescountymd.gov/government/boards-commissions-committees-and-workgroups/historic-preservation-committee For general questions, concerns, and for more information on how community members can engage with Charles County Government, e-mail: communityengagement@charlescountymd.gov

MADACC Community Engagement Coordinator Kate Hartlund joins Wisconsin's Midday News to talk about the Milwaukee Area Domestic Animal Control Commission's surplus of animals right now. Hartlund details why this has become a crisis for MADACC and why so many pets have ended up in their care.

Season 5: Episode 4: – “Community Connections: Trivium's Philanthropic Pursuits.” Release Date – May 3rd, 2024. Donate to Trivium Life Services - ⁠www.triviumlifeservices.org/donate/ Summary – In this final episode discussing the philanthropic activities of Trivium Life Services, we will explore the avenues we have covered, from fundraising initiatives to collaborative outreach efforts, to engagement all aimed at fostering positive change in the communities we serve. Join us as we delve into the heartwarming stories and impactful partnerships that define Trivium's approach to making a difference. From fundraising campaigns that ignite hope to outreach programs that build bridges of understanding, we will uncover the ways in which compassion drives our mission forward. Guest Information – Chandra Baird Philanthropy & Community Engagement Coordinator at Trivium Life Services. Links and Resources www.triviumlifeservices.org www.triviumlifeservices.org/donate/   Call to Action Want more information on the services offered by Trivium Life Services or how to support our mission? Visit our website at www.triviumlifeservices.org. To make a donation to Trivium Life Services please visit ⁠www.triviumlifeservices.org/donate/   Podcast and Host Information Hi! I'm Michelle Schaller, Senior Director of Behavioral Health, your host for this series of podcasts by Trivium Life Services. Each week, I'll be introducing you to real professionals who dedicate their lives to helping others, and individuals who have found hope amidst their struggles with mental health, substance abuse, domestic violence, and those with intellectual and physical disabilities. Our aim is to reduce the prejudices and misconceptions surrounding these challenges and create awareness and understanding in our communities.   Disclaimer The contents of this podcast, including discussions, interviews, and shared resources, are for informational and educational purposes only. They are not intended to serve as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.   Acknowledgements Special thanks to Webberized Inc for their invaluable contribution to this episode. To learn more about their services visit them at www.webberized.com.

Join us as Claudette, and Kim engage in another special lit talk. In this episode, they talk with special guests, Randi Mendes, Ph.D.  Program Manager & Community Liaison, and Katie Malgioglio, MSW, Community Liaison & Community Engagement Coordinator from the University of Connecticut's Technical Assistance for Brownfields (Region 1). https://tab.program.uconn.edu/

This time on "Gathering Ground," Mary delves into the transformative equity work happening in Montana. She sits down with Montana's first openly transgender legislator, State Representative Zooey Zephyr, and Dani Hess, Community Engagement Coordinator at the City of Bozeman. They spend the episode unpacking their efforts at the state and municipal levels, particularly through initiatives like the "Belonging in Bozeman" Equity and Inclusion Plan. The episode also explores Representative Zephyr's reflections on running for political office and the importance of mentorship and self-love in navigating challenging spaces.For more information on Morten Group's work with the City of Bozeman in creating their equity and inclusion plan, follow us on LinkedIn and check out the rest of our "Blueprint for Belonging" series with “Gathering Ground” Producer Vince Pagán-Hill!

In this episode we explore the world of foster care and adoption. So many incredible people are working with local North Texas organizations to ensure that our communities displaced children are taken care of. In order of appearance, we are joined by: Lanetta Farr, Community Engagement Specialist for Heart Gallery of North Texas, Tanya Houk, Director of Child Advocacy for The Gladney Center for Adoption, Molly James, Foster Care Recruiter for Cumberland Youth and Family Services, Heather Night, Community Engagement Coordinator for Heart Gallery of North Texas, Nancy Linstrom, Volunteer Transitional Care Mom for the Gladney Center, and Lance Ortiz, Outreach Coordinator for ACH Child and Family Services. Heart Gallery of North Texas: www.heartgallerynorthtexas.orgGladney Center for Adoption: www.adoptionsbygladney.comCumberland: www.cumberlandservices.orgACH Child and Family Services: www.ACHservices.org Keep up to date on the changes to the "Live Music Festival" that we are throwing from March through September by going to our Instagram @fortworthroots. We kick things off this year at Pouring Glory March 30th at Noon with local rock band "The Grae" No cover! March 30th meet us out at Pouring Glory for the kick off of the Fort Worth Roots Music Series!April 20th Join us back out at Pouring Glory for the BIG ONE! Big bands, Huge stage, and lots of fun. More details to follow. Thank you to our sponsors!!! Boulevard BrewGreat Coffee in a rad little space right off of River Oaks Blvd. A cozy little bar scene in the back with a new home for local musicians. Give these guys a try next time you need a coffee or a place to chill.5406 River Oaks Blvd, River Oaks, TX, United States, Texas(682) 250-2544Email:brew@boulevardbrew.comwww.boulevardbrew.com  Eaton Data SolutionsWe work to have relationships with vendor partners who specialize in different methods of vulnerability detection and management so that we can offer enterprise tools and solutions to small and medium sized companies (SMB's).Find them online www.eatondatasolutions.com WAVVY DIGITALWavvy Digital specializes in the one thing your business/brand can't live without, Social Media and your Internet Presence. You might not have time to manage these things yourself. You definitely can't afford to leave this part of your work left half done. Let Wavvy Digital handle this part for you. Find our sponsor on Instagram @WAVVYDIGITAL Cowtown NutritionA healthy alternative to fast food! They provide energy refreshers, shakes, coffees, protein snakes, and work out sessions for their community of friends. Add this to your workout routine!!Located at 5430 River Oaks Blvd in River Oaks Texas just outside of downtown Fort Worth.Find them on Instagram as @cowtown_nutrition McFly's PubMcFly's Pub6104 LtJg Barnett rd., Fort Worth, TX, UnitedEvoking peak 1980s nostalgia, the bar takes its Back to the Future theme quite seriously, with Instagrammable murals depicting the film's most iconic scenes and kitschy BTTF references like lights made out of vintage suitcases, classic ‘80s arcade games, a vintage flight simulator, propellers in lieu of ceiling fans, and even a mannequin dressed like Marty McFly propped on the bar's roof.Roofing Solutions by Darren Houk!Roofing Solutions can help with all your residential and commercial roofing needs. Roofing Solutions by Darren Houk islocally owned and operated. We are insured and have the experience to carry out most roofing projects.Roofing Solutions will work with you and your insurance company to get your roof replaced properly. We offer free  consultations to help you understand all the products that may have entered the marketplace since your last roof purchasesuch as Impact Resistant composition shingles. Energy Efficient roofing systems. Metal, Tile, and Slate options.Web Page: https://www.roofingsolutionshouk.com/Phone : 817-882-6520Find Woodpost Metalworks online at www.woodpostmetalworks.comWoodpost Metalworks specializes in metal signs with/without LED backlighting, fence/gate repair and installation, light steel fabrication , industrial plasma cutting, and more! Use special code "Podcast817" at check out for 10% off.Find Houk Walker Originals online at www.houkwalker.comHoukWalker Originals was started by David Walker and Angela Houk Walker. They both have creative original ideas! David because using his lathe to create pens, bottle stoppers, bowls. David was taught to be a wood turner by his grandfather. Angela loves to paint, use a kiln for glass fusing and many other crafts.  Pouring Glory! Pouring Glory is your destination for eats, beers and good company. We're always genuinely happy to see you whether you're grabbing a quick lunch or planning a corporate meeting that's more fun than usual. We are located at the heart of Fort Worth's exciting Near Southside, just blocks from Magnolia off of South Main Street. Award winning tap wall + impossibly good food. Combine that with a relaxed atmosphere and you've got the makings of a new adventure or an old haunt. 1001 Bryan Ave, Fort Worth, TX 76104website: www.pouringglory.comOther things... Find all of Fort Worth Roots content by checking out the website, www.fortworthroots.com and all other social media platforms . YouTube vids to complement the audio that you find on all your podcast players can be found on our YouTube page... when I publish the episode. Sometimes the videos take a while... I work and stuff. Thank you for listening!!! Intro music provided with permission to use by Matt Novesky. Matt is the front man for the band Icarus Bell (https://icarusbellofficial.com/) ,Owner of Orb Recording Studios in Austin Texas ( www.orbrecordingstudios.com ), and is the bassist for the band Blue October out of Houston Texas (https://www.blueoctober.com/) The name of the song the intro was sampled from is Bones by Icarus Bell. You can check Matt's band out on your favorite streaming service like Amazon music or Spotify. The YouTube version of Bones can be found at this link ( https://youtu.be/d9HLLrvsqi8 ) A HUGE thank you to Matt Novesky for the privilege to share some of your newest art on Fort Worth Roots. I am sincerely looking forward to future creations made by you and the Orb Recording Studios family. Thanks for checking out Fort Worth Roots. I hope you enjoy the show. As always, I'm constantly looking for feedback. For questions, comments, or to tell us who you think should be our next podcast guest, email us at media@fortworthroots.com #fortworthroots #interview #interviewpodcast #podcast #fortworthtexas #fortworthpodcast #dfwpodcast #andrewturner #smallbusiness #uspodcast #unitedstatespodcast #altitudegrove #varietypodcast #allthingspodcast #817 #panthercity #dfw

Bem Joiner believes in Atlanta. Born and raised in the city, he has a pure passion for its people and its progress, and he majorly contributes to what makes culture in Atlanta, cool and captivating. As a culture curator and co-founder of the creative consultancy/brand, Atlanta Influences Everything, Bem has managed and consulted a variety of lifestyle brands and designed meaningful programs for clients like Sprite, Mississippi Dept. of Education, truth.com, Jack Daniels, Nissan, the National Black Arts Festival and countless others. He has also booked "early-adopter" shows for Drake, Kendrick Lamar and the Goodie Mob reunion. Bem is also one of the founders of CreativeCall.org which is a community service effort/collaboration between Atlanta and Stockholm creatives and was most recently the Community Engagement Coordinator for the Center for Civic Innovation in South Downtown Atlanta.

Join Rob and his guest, Libby Conger, the Community Engagement Coordinator of the Northfield Township Area Library. Libraries aren't just about dusty books anymore - they're hubs of community engagement and excitement. From thrilling events to hidden gems, discover why libraries are so much more than just books. Get ready to Engage. Educate. Encourage. - all in one podcast episode!   Show Links Learn more about the Brighton Chamber by visiting our website. Website: https://www.brightoncoc.org/   Guest Links Website: http://www.ntal.org Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NorthfieldTownshipAreaLibrary/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ntalibrary

This week, Jim, Kate, and David get you ready for Parks' spring recreation registration.  Fire Station 21 is getting remodeled, and Fire Station 22 hosted our first CPR class. Preview the next Council meeting.  Upcoming stewardship opportunities. Be earthquake ready. Provide feedback on the siting of the Northeast Recycling and Transfer Station.  Roundabouts vs. traffic circles.  Special guests: Christian Switzer, Special Projects Coordinator, and Christian Knight, Community Engagement Coordinator, overview the vision and upcoming impacts of the Lake Street Pedestrian Scramble project in downtown.Find relevant links and info about this episode here: https://kirklandwa.gov/podcast#20240229

Greg Damon is At Your Service! In the first hour of tonight's show, Greg is joined by Allen Serfas, Founder of Assistance Home Care and President of Aging Ahead Foundation; and Kerri Gallagher, Community Engagement Coordinator of Aging Ahead. Together, the group discusses the best ways to ease your aging parents into their next phase of life, whether that be in a retirement home or with a caretaker. Tune in for the best strategies on starting this conversation with your loved ones and making sure they are comfortable with this life change.

Terrell W. Carter is a leader, compassionate pastor, and speaker who dedicates his life to making a positive impact on those he encounters. With a wealth of personal experience and a deep commitment to fostering hope and resilience, he believes that people have the capacity to overcome incredible odds. Terrell serves as the Pastor of Green Grove M.B. Church, where he guides and supports the congregation in their spiritual journey, helping them find strength and inspiration in their faith. As a pastor, he embodies the principles of love, compassion, and unity, creating a welcoming space for all who seek spiritual growth and a sense of belonging. As the Community Engagement Coordinator at The Night Ministry, Terrell leverages his skills and passion to bridge the gap between communities and essential services, working to create a better, more inclusive world for all. The Night Ministry is a Chicago-based organization whose mission is to provide human connection, housing support, and health care to those who are unhoused or experiencing poverty. In his personal life, Terrell finds strength & support from his loving wife, Karin Carter, and their smart & beautiful daughter, HarperGrace Carter.

Brenda J and Karen W interview Susan Loper, an abuse survivor and advocate. Susan is the Community Engagement Coordinator for four New Leaf Domestic Violence Shelters in Arizona. They discuss their roles in partnering and volunteering with the O'Tahirah Foundation for the Annual Survivor's Christmas Toy Drive. Brenda and Karen's nonprofit, Hanging Onto Hope, provides hundreds of gifts each year to bring the Joys of Christmas to Families Impacted By Domestic Violence. Susan talks about the hope A New Leaf shelters brings to families by providing shelter and over 35 programs to get victims back on their feet again.  Phone numbers from podcast listed below: https://www.turnanewleaf.org Family Housing 602-595-8700 Individual Services 877-211-8661 DV Hotline 480-890-3039 Sexual Violence Help Line 480-733-3028 https://hangingontohope.org  

#74: When we asked Shane Berber to define recovery he responded: “It's this, it's Phoenix, family, new friends, a community, being part of something bigger… and having something bigger.” As the Community Engagement Coordinator for The Phoenix in Austin, Texas, recovery for Shane is his professional and personal life, and it's a blessing everyday. After falling in love with gambling as a kid, Shane recounts his experience living with a compulsive gambling addiction and the scary course it led him down. Now, Shane alongside his mother leads a meeting for parents of compulsive gamblers. Tune into the episode to learn more about Shane and his recovery journey, including:What happens "when the drug is money," and how gambling was the substance that catalyzed his addiction.The events of June 10th, 2020, and the fateful conversation with his dad and his wife that led Shane to choose going to a treatment center over prison.How in a gambling-specific treatment center Shane fell in love with recovery, as it was the first time he could relate to every single person in the room.How after treatment, he started to love life again and enjoy the things he used to enjoy.The moment when someone looked him in the eyes, and Shane realized he didn't feel judged anymore, and he felt proud of who he was for the first time in a long time.How slivers of hope are oxygen, especially because the journey is never pretty or linear.Regaining his family's trust, and how it was actions, not intentions, that really mattered to his family.How The Phoenix in Austin was created, and his family's role in making it happen.His message to folks: try to love without enabling. There is hope.Check out gamblersinrecovery.com.If you would like to reach out to Shane, send him an email at sberber@thephoenix.org .--------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you or a loved one is experiencing a mental health or substance use related crisis, the following resources can provide immediate help.*If you are experiencing a medical/mental health emergency, dial 911.Dial 988 for the SAMSHA Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.  Available 24/7Text “HOME” to 741-741 for the NAMI Crisis Text Line.  Available 24/7Dial 1-800-622-2255 to connect with a nearby treatment center & community resources through NCADD Hope Line. Available 24/7Call/text 1-844-326-5400 for The GSCA CARES Warm Line.  Answered by Certified Addiction Recovery Empowerment Specialists with lived experience of SUD.  Available any day of the year, 8:30am-11pm EST*Note: The resources listed are provided for informational purposes only.  This list is not comprehensive and does not constitute an endorsement by The Phoenix or the Rise Recover Live Podcast.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Join the Phoenix community & sign up for classes with a single click by downloading The Phoenix App! In the app, you can connect with Liz, Bryce and other listeners in The Rise Recover Live Podcast Group. Let us know what you thought about today's episode, and what you'd like to hear in future shows! We can't wait to chat with you there. Learn more about The Phoenix, sign up for classes, or become a volunteer at https://thephoenix.org/ . Find us on Instagram at @riserecoverlive