Podcasts about community grand rounds

Albany Law School and Albany Medical College students continue to discuss the ways sexual assault, domestic violence, and intimate partner violence affect individuals and their care. During April's Sexual Violence Awareness Month, Danielle Salazar '23 and Chloe Ross ‘23 who work in the Family Violence Litigation Clinic (FVLC) within the Justice Center here at Albany Law School worked with Isha Doshi and Drishti Patel from Albany Medical College to present, "Maternal Fetal Complications and IPV," on April 4. The presentation is a follow up to last year's, "Intimate Partner Violence: The Role of the Physician," which was presented as part of the medical college's student-led Community Grand Rounds. FVLC Director and Professor Hayat Bearat assisted the students with the presentation. The projects aim to fill the gaps in care for survivors of domestic violence starting by educating practitioners who assist them.

Professor Hayat Bearat, Director of the Family Violence Litigation Clinic, along with Danielle Salazar '23, Chloe Ross '23, and Taylor Bacon '23 presented to the Albany Medical College student, faculty and leadership on Wednesday, April 13. Albany Medical College Community Grand Rounds is a student-led and student-organized meeting that grew in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. A volunteer group of students began meeting in early 2020 to review emerging evidence about the SARS-CoV-2 virus. More about Grand Rounds: https://www.amc.edu/academic/undergraduate/amc-community-grand-rounds.cfm More about the Family Violence Litigation Clinic within the Justice Center at Albany Law School: https://www.albanylaw.edu/the-justice-center/family-violence-litigation-clinic More about Prof. Hayat Bearat: https://www.albanylaw.edu/faculty/faculty-directory/hayat-bearat

Welcome to the Grand Finale of the "Everyday People of the 49022" series. After viewing the previous episodes we noticed there was something missing. The young people that are featured on this episode are some of our secret weapons for change in the 49022. And they are calling US out! Enjoy this episode and let us know what you think. Special Guests/Community Voice(s): Tyler Meeks, Eric Johnson, Quincy Sulton and Tekeidra Masters Music: Wallflowers by Bad Snacks Editor: Kristine Kruse Producer: Mary Gayen Tech Manager: Kyndall McCoy Host: Ronnika J. Williams Recording Location: Center for Better Health, Benton Harbor, Michigan This series is in collaboration with Community Grand Rounds & Spectrum Health Lakeland. A special thank you to the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.

Welcome to Episode Twelve of the "Everyday People of the 49022" series. This episode is our last conversation with Mr. Larry (Deuce) Carter for the series. Carter is a life long resident of Benton Harbor, a father, entertainer, youth mentor and a strong advocate for TIGER PRIDE! To change the narrative we need to go against the norm. Let's unpack that now... Interviewee: Larry Carter Community Voice: Corey Neeley Music: Wallflowers by Bad Snacks Editor: Kristine Kruse Producer: Mary Gayen Host: Ronnika J. Williams Recording Location: Center for Better Health, Benton Harbor, Michigan This series is in collaboration with Community Grand Rounds & Spectrum Health Lakeland. A special thank you to the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.

Welcome to Episode Eleven of the "Everyday People of the 49022" series. This episode is Part 2 of our conversation with Mr. Larry (Deuce) Carter. Carter is a life long resident of Benton Harbor, a father, entertainer, youth mentor and a strong advocate for TIGER PRIDE! This episode is not for the faint of heart. Full of facts and solutions to better your neighborHOOD! "Make it fast, blow it fast; end up with nothing." Interviewee: Larry Carter Community Voice: Andre Crenshaw Music: Wallflowers by Bad Snacks Editor: Kristine Kruse Producer: Mary Gayen Host: Ronnika J. Williams Recording Location: Center for Better Health, Benton Harbor, Michigan This series is in collaboration with Community Grand Rounds & Spectrum Health Lakeland. A special thank you to the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.

Welcome to Episode Ten of the "Everyday People of the 49022" series. This episode is Part 1 of our conversation with Mr. Larry (Deuce) Carter. Carter is a life long resident of Benton Harbor, a father, entertainer, youth mentor and a strong advocate for TIGER PRIDE! Let's dive into our conversation that is all about the strongest influences in the 49022! Interviewee: Larry Carter Community Voice: Sheana Kizer Music: Wallflowers by Bad Snacks Editor: Kristine Kruse Producer: Mary Gayen Host: Ronnika J. Williams Recording Location: Center for Better Health, Benton Harbor, Michigan This series is in collaboration with Community Grand Rounds & Spectrum Health Lakeland. A special thank you to the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.

Welcome to Episode Nine of the "Everyday People of the 49022" series. This is part 5 of our conversation with Mrs. Bertha Carson-King, a life long resident of Benton Harbor and Co-founder of Strong Women of Faith Breast Cancer Support Group. This is our last conversation with Mrs. Bertha for the series and listen it's so good! We speak with Mrs. Moon who is the Co-Founder of Strong Women of Faith Breast Cancer Support Group along with Mrs. Bertha and also a retired RN. Interviewee: Mrs. Bertha Carson-King Community Voice: Mrs. Dotty Moon Music: Wallflowers by Bad Snacks Editor: Kristine Kruse Producer: Mary Gayen Host: Ronnika J. Williams Recording Location: Center for Better Health, Benton Harbor, Michigan This series is in collaboration with Community Grand Rounds & Spectrum Health Lakeland. A special thank you to the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.

Welcome to Episode Eight of the "Everyday People of the 49022" series. This is part 4 of our conversation with Mrs. Bertha Carson-King, a life long resident of Benton Harbor and Co-founder of Strong Women of Faith Great Cancer Support Group. Part 4 of our conversation will highlight various solutions for the community and where they reside. When looking for the answers to difficult questions ask someone with wisdom! Interviewee: Mrs. Bertha Carson-King Community Voice: Mrs. Robbie Cummings and Mr. Henry Burton Music: Wallflowers by Bad Snacks Editor: Kristine Kruse Producer: Mary Gayen Host: Ronnika J. Williams Recording Location: Center for Better Health, Benton Harbor, Michigan This series is in collaboration with Community Grand Rounds & Spectrum Health Lakeland. A special thank you to the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.

Welcome to Episode Seven of the "Everyday People of the 49022" series. This is part 3 of our conversation with Mrs. Bertha Carson-King, a life long resident of Benton Harbor and Co-founder of Strong Women of Faith Great Cancer Support Group. Part 3 of our conversation will highlight various solutions for the community and where they reside. Everyone knows that the barber and beauty shops have the best stories and solutions for their community. Let's check it out. Interviewee: Mrs. Bertha Carson-King Community Voice: Mr. David Shaw - Owner of Shaw's All Styles BarberShop, Benton Harbor, Michigan Music: Wallflowers by Bad Snacks Editor: Kristine Kruse Producer: Mary Gayen Host: Ronnika J. Williams Recording Location: Center for Better Health, Benton Harbor, Michigan This series is in collaboration with Community Grand Rounds & Spectrum Health Lakeland. A special thank you to the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.

Welcome to Episode six of the “Everyday People of the 49022" series. This is part 2 of our conversation with Mrs. Bertha King, a life long resident of Benton Harbor and Co-founder of Strong Women of Faith Breast Cancer Support Group. Mrs. King’s core goals include preparing women, men, youth and families to reach beyond what they can see in order to embrace the faith and knowledge that will bring them to their blessings. Part 2 of our conversation will highlight various solutions for the community along with her personal story of seeing leadership and kindness at a young age. Interviewee: Mrs. Bertha Carson-King Community Voice(s): Kyna King and Bonita Mitchell Music: Wallflowers by Bad Snacks Editor: Kristine Kruse Producer: Mary Gayen Host: Ronnika J. Williams Recording Location: Center for Better Health, Benton Harbor, Michigan This series is in collaboration with Community Grand Rounds & Spectrum Health Lakeland. A special thank you to the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.

Welcome to Episode five of the “Everyday People of the 49022" series. You will meet Mrs. Bertha King, a life long resident of Benton Harbor and Co-founder of Strong Women of Faith Breast Cancer Support Group. Mrs. King’s core goals include preparing women, men, youth and families to reach beyond what they can see in order to embrace the faith and knowledge that will bring them to their blessings. Part 1 of the conversation will highlight various solutions for the community along with her views on influence, power, and leadership in this community. Interviewee: Mrs. Bertha King Community Voice(s): Taryll Jones Music: Wallflowers by Bad Snacks Editor: Kristine Kruse Producer: Mary Gayen Host: Ronnika J. Williams Recording Location: Center for Better Health, Benton Harbor, Michigan This series is in collaboration with Community Grand Rounds & Spectrum Health Lakeland. A special thank you to the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.

Meet Jaime Cervantes, the pastor of First Church of God in Benton Heights, who spent several years in public service before answering his call to ministry. Pastor Jaime’s faith and passion for people fuels his desire to serve others and the community at large. That is why he decided to share his views on influence, power, and leadership in his community. Interviewee: Jaime Cervantes Community Voices: Dawn, Music: Wallflowers by Bad Snacks Editor: Kristine Kruse Producer: Mary Gayen Host: Ronnika J. Williams Recording Location: Center for Better Health, Benton Harbor, MI This series is in collaboration with Community Grand Rounds & Spectrum Health Lakeland. A special thank you to the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation!

Part 2 of our conversation with Mr. Perry Jackson for the Everyday People of the 49022 series for the Please, Do Tell podcast. Jackson will be diving deeper into the topics of influence, leadership and power surrounding community events and the ways people have stepped up even during a pandemic. Interviewee: Perry Jackson Community Voices: Precious, Toya and Prentice Music: Wallflowers by Bad Snacks Editor: Kristine Kruse Producer: Mary Gayen Host: Ronnika J. Williams Recording Location: Center for Better Health, Benton Harbor, MI This series is in collaboration with Community Grand Rounds & Spectrum Health Lakeland. A special thank you to the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation!

The inaugural episode of the Everyday People of the 49022 series for the Please, Do Tell Podcast. Mr. Perry Jackson sat down with the Host of the podcast (Ronnika Williams) to talk about the stories he collected around the topics of influence, leadership and power in the city of Benton Harbor, Michigan. Community voices featured in this episode: Precious & Toya Music: Wallflowers by Bad Snacks Editor: Kristine Kruse Producer: Mary Gayen Host: Ronnika J. Williams A collaboration with Community Grand Rounds & Spectrum Health Lakeland Thank you to the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation!

8th Annual Social Consciousness Summit (Apr 23, 2020). Theme: “COVID-19: Understanding and Breaking the Socio-Economic and Racial Disparities.” Michael Nixon, Andrews University VP for Diversity & Inclusion, moderates the discussion, where panelists seek to carefully explore some of the core reasons for the racial and socioeconomic disparities that have come to light in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic and discuss what these disparities reveal to us about the inequities that predated this pandemic; how the pandemic has worsened those inequities; and the policies and practices we can advocate for to begin the process of addressing them. The 2020 Summit is co-sponsored by Spectrum Health Lakeland, The Andrews University Office for Diversity and Inclusion, the AU Truth, Racial Healing and Transformation Campus Center, the Office of Research & Creative Scholarship, and the Office of the Provost. Co-curricular credit is available for students who view the episode. After watching, go to http://tiny.cc/auspeaks10 to answer a question about the presentation. PANELIST BIO SKETCHES: • Dr. Harvey Burnett, Associate Professor of Psychology and Chair of the School of Social & Behavioral Sciences at AU. His family is from the Grand Portage Band of Ojibwas. • Dr. Lynn Todman, Executive Director for Population Health at Spectrum Health Lakeland in St. Joseph, Michigan. In her role, she helps set the strategic direction of the health system efforts to improve population health and reduce health inequities. Dr. Todman is also the catalyst behind Community Grand Rounds, a speaker series designed to educate healthcare providers and community members in Berrien County, MI. • Dr. Padma Tadi Uppala, Professor and Chair of the School of Population Health, Nutrition and Wellness at Andrews University, and also Program Director for Public Health. She has received several grants and conducted research in the areas of breast cancer and minority health. • Ingrid Weiss Slikkers, Assistant Professor of Social Work, has been a social worker and therapist since the early 90s and currently teaches at Andrews. She comes from an Uruguayan/Argentinean family and has done focused work with the Latino community. Over the last 7 years, she has worked locally with programs for refugees coming from overseas and immigrants, specifically unaccompanied immigrant children. As the director of the new Trauma Center at Andrews, she has had the opportunity to take graduate students to work on the Navajo Reservation and also traveled abroad two refugee camps to educate and help with trauma. • Twyla Smith, Assistant Professor of Social Work & Director of Field Education at AU • Nicki Britten, Health Officer for the Berrien County Health Department • Dr. Anita Fernander, Associate Professor of Behavioral Science in the College of Medicine at the University of Kentucky. Her primary area of research and teaching has focused on examining the impact of race-related stress on health disparities among African Americans. She is also the Founder & Chair of the Lexington-Fayette County Health Disparities Coalition. • Dr. Brandy Lovelady Mitchell, Director of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion for the Kent Intermediate School District The event planning committee includes Jerry Price (Manager for Inclusion & Diversity at Spectrum Health Lakeland), Carlisle Sutton (Director of Community Engagement, Integration & Services at Andrews University), Michael Nixon (Andrews University Vice President for Diversity and Inclusion), and Jeff Boyd (AU Office fo Research & Creative Scholarship). CREDITS ------------ THEME MUSIC: “Onward” by Podington Bear (Free Music Archive) PRODUCER: Jeff Boyd, Office of Research & Creative Scholarship EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS: Gillian Panigot & Stephen Payne (University Communications) COPYRIGHT: ©2020 Andrews University

If you experience any technical difficulties with this video or would like to make an accessibility-related request, please send a message to digicomm@uchicago.edu. After a screening of the film Soul Food Junkies, health and culinary professionals speak with community members about healthy cooking and eating habits. This event is part of the “Community Grand Rounds” series.

If you experience any technical difficulties with this video or would like to make an accessibility-related request, please send a message to digicomm@uchicago.edu. Community Grand Rounds, the premier program of the Center for Community Health and Vitality (CCHV), is a series of events held in a community setting focusing on how the University of Chicago research can help improve health on the South Side. The series includes networking opportunities, formal presentations, and question-and-answer sessions on a variety of issues. This proven format allows University investigators to talk with community members about existing research projects that can improve health and wellness. Series topics are determined by community members in partnership with University faculty. The November 10, 2012, Community Grand Rounds focused on the topic of “Love and Live: Breast and Cervical Cancer Awareness for Mothers and Daughters.” This event provided female caretakers and the school-aged females in their lives an opportunity to join CCHV and invited speakers for a candid and informative discussion.

If you experience any technical difficulties with this video or would like to make an accessibility-related request, please send a message to digicomm@uchicago.edu. Community Grand Rounds, the premier program of the Center for Community Health and Vitality (CCHV), is a series of events held in a community setting focusing on how the University of Chicago research can help improve health on the South Side. The series includes networking opportunities, formal presentations, and question-and-answer sessions on a variety of issues. This proven format allows University investigators to talk with community members about existing research projects that can improve health and wellness. Series topics are determined by community members in partnership with University faculty. The November 10, 2012, Community Grand Rounds focused on the topic of “Love and Live: Breast and Cervical Cancer Awareness for Mothers and Daughters.” This event provided female caretakers and the school-aged females in their lives an opportunity to join CCHV and invited speakers for a candid and informative discussion.

If you experience any technical difficulties with this video or would like to make an accessibility-related request, please send a message to digicomm@uchicago.edu. This talk is part of the University of Chicago Community Grand Rounds speaker series. Talks focus on how UChicago research can help improve health on the South Side. Find upcoming Community Grand Rounds events at http://medicine.uchicago.edu/GrandRounds/grandrounds.asp

If you experience any technical difficulties with this video or would like to make an accessibility-related request, please send a message to digicomm@uchicago.edu. This talk is part of the University of Chicago Community Grand Rounds speaker series. Talks focus on how UChicago research can help improve health on the South Side. Find upcoming Community Grand Rounds events at http://medicine.uchicago.edu/GrandRounds/grandrounds.asp