Podcasts about end youth homelessness

For our November episode, we are joined by Angela D'Orazio, Senior Program Officer for Housing at the Sisters of Charity Foundation of Cleveland. Through grants, technical assistance, convening, advocacy, and policy initiatives, Angela's work in striving to end chronic homelessness and youth homelessness has resulted in state and local collaboration to meet the needs of the unhoused community.  Angela has worked closely on an initiative called A Place 4 Me, which brings together diverse community partners to collectively prevent and end youth homelessness, especially among youth who have aged out of the foster care system. Working closely with the program director of A Place 4 Me, Angela co-facilitated a community planning process to develop the Cuyahoga County Strategic Plan to Prevent and End Youth Homelessness. She also works on behalf of the foundation to garner private and public investment to support implementation of the plan.Angela has a Bachelor of Science in psychology and sociology from Kent State University and a Master of Science in social administration (MSSA) from Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, OH.Links:1. To learn more about Angela's work in striving to end homelessness in Northeast Ohio, visit https://socfcleveland.org/our-work/ending-homelessness Tags: #CatholicSisters #Housing #Homelessness #Faith #GenerativeSpirits 

The local focus will be identifying and supporting youth ages 12-24 who are experiencing homelessness in Clark County. https://loom.ly/-uZdnFg #ClarkCountyWa #CouncilForTheHomeless #YouthHomelessness #WashingtonCounties #YouthAges12to24 #AnchorCommunities #AWayHomeWashington #AnchorCommunityInitiative #VancouverWa #ClarkCountyNews #ClarkCountyToday

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Y'all, your co-hosts have just returned from a long night on the Zero -- Kentucky Route Zero, that is! Spencer and Jamie do a little review and excavation of our emotions about this beautiful, haunting, and painfully real series from the folks at cardboard computer that culminated earlier this year after a 7-year journey. This is a generation-defining game that truly defies the bounds of the medium. It's a story about people; but it's also about all of us. It's a masterpiece, and we can't wait to tell you about it (or at least try). Then, we are certifiably BLESSED to have Jamila Bradley (they/them/theirs) in the studio with us, where we discuss the role of gaming in understanding one's place in the world, as well as how Final Fantasy X taught Jamila how to build resilience in themself -- and awakened some other things in them, too! Other topics discussed: Gaming as self-care, Tomb Raider hot takes, learning a little something about yourself, that empath life, badass women, wishing Spira was real, applying the sphere grid to real life, getting through childhood, moving through the systems around us, inclusive design, dreaming about the future, and also like, what is real? About Jamila Jamila Bradley is a non-binary icon! In Massachusetts, they co-authored the State Plan to End Youth Homelessness, and designed critical research initiatives on marginalized youth experiencing homelessness. Jamila has spent YEARS lifting up LGBTQIA+ youth, and as a political and community organizer they have developed language for rallies, protests, and demonstrations together with trans, indigenous, and immigrant activist groups. Oh, you thought that was it? Jamila is also a fragrance artist and an olfactive anthropologist, currently based in Italy where they're exploring the art of fragrance to tell human stories! Follow Jamila on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/brightblackhoney/ Donate to Y2Y - Young Adults Uniting to End Homelessness: https://www.y2ynetwork.org/get-involved/ About Pixel Therapy New episodes drop every other Tuesday. Learn more at https://pixeltherapypod.com/ (pixeltherapypod.com) or follow us on social media @pixeltherapypod. If you like what you hear, please take a moment to rate us, leave us a review on Apple Podcasts & subscribe! Thank you!

A question a lot of us have right now is how to thank the wonderful volunteers and key workers, from all industries. Pin Your Thanks have a way and their co-founder joins us to tell us how! We all speak to End Youth Homelessness who have teamed up to raise money with the song Sofa RevolutionPlease rate, review and subscribe. Plus, share with a friend if their day could do with some brightening. We'll see you next week for another episode of Look On The Bright Side.Do you have a story for us? Email sara.potisk@createproductions.com---A Create Podcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A new report by BC Coalition to End Youth Homelessness outlines how the pandemic has created urgent and pressing issues for vulnerable youth in BC and especially youth in care. We spoke in early May with Katherine McParland, executive director of A Way Home Kamloops and someone with lived expertise in homelessness.

A new report by BC Coalition to End Youth Homelessness outlines how the pandemic has created urgent and pressing issues for vulnerable youth in BC and especially youth in care. We spoke in early May with Katherine McParland, executive director of A Way Home Kamloops and someone with lived expertise in homelessness.

Something new this week - we are excited to share another great podcast with you, this time, with Social Impact Advisors as the guest rather than podcast host.  Lynn's interview by Mike Mikulak on the United Way Halton & Hamilton's "This Podcast is Not For Profit" was recently published, where she talks about how and why a collective impact approach works, some of the challenges and joys that come from working this way and shares examples of youth-focused collectives in Kingston and Halton.  They also talk more broadly about how being clear about and committed to impacts benefits organizations.   Resources: This Podcast is Not for Profit:  https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/this-podcast-is-not-for-profit/id1472634535?;link=https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/this-podcast-is-not-for-profit/id1472634535   SIA podcast with Bhavna Varma of Kingston United Way: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/tackling-youth-homelessness-collective-impact-approach/id1439372531?i=1000438246421 United Way of KFLA: Plan to End Youth Homelessness http://www.unitedwaykfla.ca/youth/ Bhavana Varma on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bhavana-varma-97296413   For more information on the Halton Youth Collective: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/root-causes-and-sustainable-futures-with-wendy-rinella/id1439372531?i=1000437052016   Find out more about our work at Social Impact Advisors: https://socialimpactadvisors.ca

In today's episode I talk about Homelessness Action Week. First I talk with a city of Kamloops rep who talks about Project Connect and the importance of promoting services to those less fortunate in our community. I follow that up by speaking with the Executive Director of A Way Home Kamloops and the Past President of the Aurora Rotary Club of Kamloops as they get set for the annual Camp Out to End Youth Homelessness on December 13th. Then I chat with local representative of the Association of Legal Aid Lawyers Graham Kay and Access to Legal Services Committee member Jeff Campbell about a new 2.5 year deal for legal aid lawyers in the province. And to end things off I am joined by the President of the BC Teachers Federation Terri Mooring as school is now in week 7 and teachers in the province remain without a contract.

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Are you trying to address youth homelessness in your community? Have a listen to this episode with Bhavana Varma, CEO of the United Way of Kingston, Frontenac, Lennox & Addington (in Ontario). She shares the role and challenges of being the backbone organization for a collective impact project, explains the strategies they used to tackle youth homelessness in their communities, and shares advice on when to include private-sector partners in social impact projects.   Resources: United Way of KFLA: Plan to End Youth Homelessness http://www.unitedwaykfla.ca/youth/ Bhavana Varma on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bhavana-varma-97296413   Find out more about our work at Social Impact Advisors: www.socialimpactadvisors.ca

The team at Here and Now: The Winnipeg Plan to End Youth Homelessness chat about the how hard it is to be homeless, the latest Winnipeg Street Census and how aging out of Child and Family Services care leaves many youth on the brink of homelessness.

In this second of three episodes, host Jeff Olivet returns for an update from Terrance Walker and Phoebe VanCleefe, two youth leaders who discuss the progress, strategies, challenges, and surprises they see midway through the "100-Day Challenge to End Youth Homelessness" in Los Angeles, Austin, and Cleveland through the A Way Home America & Rapid Results Institute partnership.

In this first of three episodes, host Jeff Olivet discusses the A Way Home America & Rapid Results Initiative partnership "100-Day Challenge to End Youth Homelessness" with Terrance Walker and Phoebe VanCleefe, two youth leaders in the fight to end youth homelessness.