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Sparking discussion to ignite change, that's the goal of the Indiana Youth Institute's 2025 Kids Count Data Book.The data, released in mid-February at the Statehouse, outlines trends affecting kids in Indiana. From health and education to economic stability and family support, the report paints a detailed picture of what life looks like for Hoosier kids.The report ranks Indiana 27th in the United States for overall child well-being.The data also found, in Marion County, that access to exercise opportunities is at 91% compared to 76% statewide.The report also saw a decrease in substance abuse for students in grades 7-12.But, Marion County's youths still face challenges. One of the biggest is mental health, a problem that increased during the pandemic. Indiana Youth Institute plans to travel to other regions of Indiana to present local data about kids to community leaders and advocates.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Thank you for following Everyday Leaders. If you've been following us since 2018, we appreciate your support and look forward to continuing to add value to you if this is the first time you're finding us, welcome! We are a husband and wife media team based in Indianapolis, IN, and have been helping clients build their marketing and media strategies for over 20 years. I am your host, and my husband Joe, https://Joeakestudios.com, is the producer, director, and editor of the Everyday Leaders media programs, virtual and live event broadcasts, and more. We are excited to bring you a new focus on this platform, celebrating Everyday Business Leaders in our local community. Don't forget to subscribe to our YOUTUBE Channel, turn on notifications, and never miss an episode! Watch the full LIVE in-studio interview here from JPtheGeek Studio in Greenwood, Indiana: https://www.youtube.com/@MelahniAkeEverydayLeaders Everyday Business Leaders is a program dedicated to elevating our business leaders who inspire us to connect and thrive in our local community.   Today's Everyday Business Leader is Zyler Ogden and Christie Ogden Chasing Sunsets, Inc https://www.wrtv.com/news/local-news/randolph-county/randolph-county-boy-uses-grief-to-spur-mission-to-open-dialogues-on-suicide In this article, suicide prevention is mentioned. If you are struggling with your mental health, please reach out and call the National Mental Health Crisis Hotline at 988. Mackaillah was just 13 years old when she took her life Mackenzie Pickerrell is the Executive Director of the Girl Coalition of Indiana, a subsidiary agency under the Girls Scouts of Indiana. They focus on girls' social issues and well-being. In collaboration with the Indiana Youth Institute, the agency recently released an unprecedented study called the "2023 Indiana Girl Report."  It found, of the 36,000 girls in grades seven thru twelve who participated in the survey, more than 8,000 reported they seriously considered taking their lives in 2021 and 2022. A note from Melahni Ake, Founder of Everyday Leaders. When you visit EverydayLeaders.com, you will find valuable resources to become a better leader in your life, including. Women's Leadership Programs, including Top Floor Women Monthly Networking events, corporate workshops, and strategic business coaching services, discover personal development classes and products to develop yourself, including morning leadership devotionals and more. Order one of my inspirational books, sign up for classes, or pick up some gear in the leader store, listen to the Everyday Business Leaders podcast, apply to be a guest in our studio, or sponsor our show with your own commercial advertisement. Contact us today at https://www.everydayleaders.com. #everydayleaderschangetheworld #interviews #inspiration #businessleaders #inspiration #jpthegeek #podcast #studiointerview #passiontopurpose #communitybuilding #collaboration #celebration #supportlocal #supportsmallbusiness #maxwellleadership #familybusiness #nonprofit #becauseone #podcast #habitatforhumanityjohnsoncounty #alleycats #broadcasting #journalism #realtor #fathomrealty #fathom #leadershipjohnsoncounty

Join WRBI News Director Tom Snape, and the rest of the WRBI Crew, for enlightening conversations with fascinating people in Southeast Indiana. Brew up your favorite beverage, relax, and listen every weekday morning at 9:30.

Youth Suicide Prevention with Dr Tami Silverman (09/14/2022) - Ray talks to the President of the Indiana Youth Institute about recently released data in this area & what's being done to help kids that are struggling with thoughts of suicide. As Tami points out in the interview, anyone that is worried about themselves or someone they know can dial 998 for free help, 24 hours a day.

Kids & Civic Engagement with Dr. Tami Silverman (08/01/2022) - Kelley & Ray talk to the President of the Indiana Youth Institute about the importance of introducing kids to voting.

School Safety with Dr. Tami Silverman (06/14/2022) - Ray talks to the President of the Indiana Youth Institute about a plan to study school violence - working toward steps that can be taken to better protect them.

Appreciation & Action with Dr. Tami Silverman (05/10/2022) - Kelley & Ray welcome back the President of the Indiana Youth Institute to talk about her new article about lifting up youth workers.

Indiana's State of the Child with Dr. Tami Silverman (04/26/2022) - Kelley & Ray talk to the President of the Indiana Youth Institute about the new 2022 KIDS COUNT Data Book. See the information for yourself at www.IYI.org

Today: Diana Bosse, the city of Crown Point's entertainment superintendent, is on "Regionally Speaking" to talk about the 2021 "Adopt-A-Family" program, which will assist 12 local families and about 30 children during the holiday season. Indiana Youth Institute's Tami Silverman was on the program recently to talk about ways to help children learn about the importance of kindness and giving. We bring back that conversation, along with one with Paige Sharp with the Indiana Arts Commission about an annual program that helps Hoosier artists become better entrepreneurs. South Shore Arts is a local partner in the program. Side Effects Public Media reporter Carter Barrett also has a report on conservatorships -- with an example of a Hoosier who was under one for years, controlled by his parents, even though he was an adult with a wife and a child.

Supporting LGBTQ+ Youth In Schools with Tami Silverman (10/13/2021) - Kelley & Ray welcome back the President & Chief Executive Officer of the Indiana Youth Institute and go over some things that can help young people in our area.

Today: NFIB Indiana state director Barbara Quandt is on "Regionally Speaking" with the latest report on how Hoosier small businesses are coping with staff shortages and other issues during the pandemic and a new national NFIB Small Business Optimism Index report. Indiana Youth Institute president and CEO Tami Silverman talks about the IYI's latest series of reports focused on Hoosier LGBTQ+ youth, and Lake County Economic Alliance executive director Karen Lauerman has a big list of projects to talk about, including prospective economic development sites, here in the region that can attract new or expanded businesses.

Food Struggles with Tami Silverman (09/23/221) - Kelley & Ray talk once again to the President & Chief Executive Officer of the Indiana Youth Institute about healthy food & children.

Today: Ed Feigenbaum with the "Indiana Gaming Insight" newsletter, published by Hannah News Service, is on "Regionally Speaking" with the latest Indiana Gaming Commission revenue data from all of the state's casinos -- including northwest Indiana casinos. We also hear from the Indiana Youth Institute's Tami Silverman on what young people should know about racism and how to explain it to them, depending upon their age. Northwest Indiana financial advisor Greg Hammer explains in detail why one shouldn't get financial advice from social media to create an investment plan… especially from those who are social media influencers. And we have another conversation from the Welcome Project at Valparaiso University.

Kids & Mental Health with Tammi Silverman (05/14/2021) - The President & Chief Executive Officer of the Indiana Youth Institute calls in to talk with Kelley & Ray how the young people might be doing as we head into summer.

Today: Tim Winders, vice-chancellor at Purdue University Northwest, is on "Regionally Speaking" to talk about the virtual discussion program he's moderating on March 22nd. It's another in the virtual series of “On The Other Side” on cybersecurity, and it features local businesspeople as well as on-campus speakers. Before that conversation, we talk with Indiana University Northwest associate vice-chancellor Cynthia O’Dell, who is coordinating “A Celebration of Faculty Research” this Friday morning. Ten faculty members will present a series of eight-minute TEDx-style talks to enlighten the campus and community about the important work and impact of faculty scholarship. We also feature another conversation in our "Reflections" series on Midwesterners whose lives were changed by COVID-19, and with Indiana Youth Institute president-CEO Tami Silverman on the difficult issues facing Hoosier youth during the pandemic.

Today: Retired public school superintendents Tony Lux and Michael Berta and Merrillville Community Schools administrator Danny Lackey are on "Regionally Speaking" to talk about Thursday's first of a two-webcast series co-hosted by Purdue University Northwest and the Northwest Indiana Coalition for Public Education that will focus on education and race, as barriers to learning. The virtual panel discussion is free and available to the public on the Purdue Northwest YouTube channel. We also have another conversation from the Welcome Project at Valparaiso University, a conversation with Griffith Town Council president Rick Ryfa on events and issues involving the town, and Indiana Youth Institute president and CEO Tami Silverman joins us for the latest on the 2021 "Kids Count Data Book" just released.

Today: We revisit our conversation with Chris Bayh, the son of former Senator Birch Bayh, and Joe Allen, a former Bayh staffer who now heads up the "Bayh-Dole-40" initiative that marks the 40th anniversary (actually observed earlier this month) of the passage of the Bayh-Dole Act. The Bayh-Dole Act fundamentally changed the nation's system of technology transfer, by enabling universities to retain title to inventions and take the lead in patenting and licensing groundbreaking discoveries. We also have Tami Silverman with the Indiana Youth Institute to talk about her latest column entitled " Still Home for the Holiday: Supporting Our Kids Over Break." Young people usually await the holidays to enjoy being with friends and family, as well as the presents. But the pandemic changed all that and added stress to the holiday plans. Tami offers some tips in dealing with that stress.

Today: Indiana University Northwest economics professor Micah Pollak is with us to talk about the recent study commissioned by I.U. with EMSI, a worldwide provider of economic impact studies to colleges and universities, that explains the economic value that IUN adds to the students and alumni of the university and to the northwest Indiana community at large. For example: the impact of increased earnings of IUN alumni and the businesses they work for is equal to an economic boost that is similar to hosting the World Series 37 times. We have another conversation from the Welcome Project at Valparaiso University, and Side Effects Public Media reporter Carter Barrett looks into the struggle that rural hospitals face in trying to bring in enough revenue from a pandemic-stunted economy to stay open -- and serve their communities. Indiana Youth Institute president-CEO Tami Silverman also reviews her latest monthly column entitled "Talking Politics With Our Kids." It's an appropriate topic in

62: What Should We Learn from the Giving USA Report? (Melissa Brown) SUMMARYYou’ve likely seen the numbers each year that represent philanthropic support in the United States through the Giving USA report. The question is, do you really understand what the numbers mean, and how they apply to you and your nonprofit? There is no one better suited to help us understand those questions than Melissa Brown, who has spent some of her stellar 30-year career literally editing the Giving USA report. In this bonus episode of the Path podcast, #62, Melissa shares practical applications of the data, as well as multiple ways you can better position your nonprofit to take advantage of donor trends and preferences. ABOUT MELISSA Melissa helps charities turn knowledge into action. Drawing on nearly 30 years in the nonprofit sector, Melissa knows what drives charities to deliver on their mission. She uses research about giving trends and donor motivations to help clients plan effective fundraising; consulting services include presentations, training, surveys, and program evaluation. She was rated as one of the country’s top philanthropy speakers in 2016. Melissa began work as a fundraiser in 1989. Since 2011, her firm Melissa S. Brown & Associates has served clients throughout North America. Major projects include The Fund Raising School, evaluation for Indiana Youth Institute, data analysis for National Philanthropic Counsel, and project management for Carter, a global consulting firm based in Florida. She also volunteers with AFP Research Council and currently chairs the Association of Philanthropic Counsel. Before founding Melissa S. Brown & Associates in 2011, Melissa worked at the Indiana University Lilly Family School of Philanthropy, where she edited Giving USA. She studied at Reed College and the University of Pennsylvania. Melissa & her historian husband live in southern Washington state, where they are reveling in the mild climate of Zone 8b after 30+ years in gardening Zone 5a. She enjoys kayaking, bird watching, and spending time with family and friends. Her own giving focuses on climate change mitigation, the arts, and social justice.EPISODE TOPICS & RESOURCESBill Meehan and Kim Jonker’s book Engine of Impact Lisa Knowlton and Cynthia Phillips’ book The Logic Model GuidebookFree Donor Advised Fund widgetMelissa’s work through Melissa S. Brown & Associates LLCMelissa’s work through Carter Global

Today: We talk with Indiana Youth Institute president and CEO Tami Silverman about her latest column topic: keeping Hoosier children healthy by feeding as well as we can during the coronavirus pandemic, when schools aren't able to help as much as in the past. Lake Area United Way president-CEO Lisa Daugherty is also with us to bring us up-to-date on programs that help working families-in-need in Lake County during the COVID crisis. We have another conversation from the Welcome Project at Valparaiso University and the second part of Indiana Public Broadcasting's Ella Abbott's two-part series on "Sundown Towns" in Indiana: how the past is affecting present day life in those communities.

Today: Hobart Mayor Brian Snedecor joins us to talk about how his city is coping with the coronavirus pandemic, and he explains in detail his reasons for switching political affiliations from Democrat to Republican. Indiana Youth Institute president and CEO Tami Silverman's produced another public column about helping Hoosier youth during the COVID-19 pandemic and the important role that teachers play in the process. She talks about the column, as school systems attempt to reopen during the pandemic. Susan Bannwart, the community engagement manager for the LaPorte County Public Library, explains how its new Mobile STEAM Classroom can help prepare for high-skilled and good-paying jobs in northwest Indiana. And Brad Miller, the northwest field director for Indiana Landmarks, talks about the latest Ten Most Endangered List and one of this year's additions is Gary Roosevelt High School. It is one of the three high schools that provided unprecedented learning opportunities to African

Today: Dr. Yolanda Watson with "Complete College America" talks about the issue of the gaps in racial equity in higher education, and how there are major implications for Hoosier students and leaders in higher education in dealing with the gaps. Tami Silverman with Indiana Youth Institute reviews how grownups can talk about racism with younsgsters and what to say, based on their age. Another conversation from a Gary resident from the Welcome Project at Valparaiso University. And Gary Mayor Jerome Prince and his Fire Chief Sean O'Donnell respond to recent comments on social media about the fire department leadership.

Tami Silverman with the Indiana Youth Institute joins to discuss helping our children set and reach their goals for the new year. Subscribe to the

Host Gus Pearcy welcomes Tami Silverman of the Indiana Youth Institute. The subject is teen suicide.

Today's No Limits we discuss teen suicide in Indiana. The state has some of the highest numbers related to youth suicide and recent policies aim to address this. Our guests are Tami Silverman from the Indiana Youth Institute, Public Policy Director from the Marion County Commission on Youth Mindi Goodpastor and Matt Davis from American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.

On today's show, we're joined by an organization who is committed to promoting the healthy development of Indiana children and youth - that's the Indiana Youth Institute. Plus the fine folks of Hamilton County Tourism who want you to head north! -- Located just north of Indianapolis, Hamilton County is the home of Carmel, Fishers, Noblesville, and Westfield and has become one of Indiana's fastest-growing counties. Katie Utken and Whitney Riggs are both Digital Marketing Coordinators for Hamilton County Tourism and they are joining us this week to talk about all the exciting things happening in Hamilton County. Also, Hamilton County Tourism is doing a giveaway with the Edge of Indy this week! To enter in the giveaway, please visit http://edgeofindy.com/our-episodes/giveaways/ to enter this week's giveaway. To learn more about Hamilton County Tourism, please visit: https://www.visithamiltoncounty.com/ -- What would you do if you get locked in a beer cooler and forced to spend the night? What about if you had a whole plane to yourself for a flight? Paul Poteet has dug up some interesting stories today for us! Listen to this week's Paul Poteet on the Edge! Wisconsin man gets locked in beer cooler...spends the night - https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation-now/2017/10/27/trapped-beer-cooler/806053001/ Scottish woman gets a jet all to herself...for 61 bucks - https://www.msn.com/en-us/travel/news/a-woman-in-scotland-paid-just-dollar61-for-her-flight-to-crete-%E2%80%94-and-ended-up-getting-the-plane-to-herself/ar-AAu304J Clash at Chuck E. Cheese's ends with adults, kids pepper sprayed - http://www.nola.com/crime/index.ssf/2017/10/chuck_e_cheese_pepper_metairie.html -- The Indiana Youth Institute is a great organization with locations all over the state that helps promote the healthy development of Indiana children and youth by helping them attain five critical elements of healthy development: physical health and safety, emotional fulfillment, academic achievement, civic engagement, and economic self-sufficiency. Tami Silverman, the President and CEO of the Indiana Youth Institute, joins us on the Edge of Indy today to talk about their upcoming Because KIDS COUNT Conference. The conference takes place November 27-29 at the Indiana Convention Center. This will be the largest gathering of youth workers and educators in the Midwest. To learn more about this year's conference and ticket information, please visit: https://www.regonline.com/builder/site/Default.aspx?EventID=1959680 To learn more about the Indiana Youth Institute, please visit: https://www.iyi.org/    

Warnings about child sex trafficking are in news coverage during every major national or international event in the metro area, but it is actually happening all the time. Social media makes targeting vulnerable children easier, but some children in Indiana are being trafficked by their own families to support parents' drug addictions. Guests: Tami Silverman, Indiana Youth Institute; David Westenberger, CEO for the Indiana Youth Services Association.

On today's show host John Krull discusses the film 'Girlhood' being shown for free at the Indiana Youth Institute's Because Kids Count Conference. Our guests include Shanae Watkins, one of the film's subjects, Indiana Youth Institution's Interim Director Glenn Augustine, and Dr. LaMarr Shields.

Recent data from the Indiana Youth Institute indicates the number of homeless students who need to be served by Indiana public schools is on the rise, both in urban and rural districts. Our guests will be Carole Craig of the Education Committee of the Indianapolis NAACP and Laura Alvarado of Indy School on Wheels.

Bill Stanczykiewicz of the Indiana Youth Institute joins Jon to discuss, among other things, the disconnect between high school graduation and finishing the next potential phase of education, no matter what that may be. In late June, the Indiana Youth Institute will host a conference for anyone who counsels teens on what to do after high school.

Kids Count Data Book 2015 with in studio guestBill Stanczykiewicz, President & CEO, Indiana Youth Institute.

Host Mary E. focuses this NEW weekly episode on the Midwest. Her team of reporters are MERmaids. This week we welcome regular MERmaid, Diane Blanchette, Michael Urbano,  Pop singer/songwriter Leilah talks with Diane and Mary about her new music Video "Only You." Leilah is the daughter Melanie, "Brand New Key" and Woodstock fame. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z_-pwmfSro4 This week we talk with Stephen Gill of Indiana Youth Institute about his work with the IYI.  Stephen Gill NW Indiana Field RepresentativeThe Indiana Youth Institute (219) 314-9516  www.iyi.org     The MERmaid team will cover the news, music, pop culture, and of course, the MIDWEST! 

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