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Everyday Bravery: Laurie Hill on Advocacy and Neurodiversity
Laurie Hill shares her family's story with advocacy and neurodiversity.
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Ep. 22
Defending with Compassion: David Moran's Lifelong Call to Justice
David C. Moran reflects on a career in defense and justice.
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Ep. 20
Stages of Courage: Tiffany Ford on Mentorship and the Theater
Tiffany Ford describes the magic of school theater and mentorship.
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Ep. 19
Mathematics for All: Nydia Nelson on Belonging in STEM
Nydia Nelson paints a picture of inclusive mathematics education.
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Ep. 18
The Long Game of Love: Judy Owen on Parenting Through Autism
Judy Owen offers a tender, unfiltered look at parenting through autism.
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Ep. 17
Fueling Opportunity: Lacey Nash Miller on Philanthropy that Works
Lacey Nash Miller explains philanthropic approaches that create meaningful change.
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Ep. 16
Threads of Care: Alizza Punzalan-Randle on Community, Food, and Recovery
Alizza Punzalan-Randle discusses connections between community, food, and recovery.
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Ep. 15
A Place to Rise: Chantell Miles and the Pace Center for Girls
Chantell Miles describes gender-responsive approaches at the Pace Center for Girls.
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Ep. 14
From Service to Impact: Lisa Brody & Shameka Jones on Leading with Heart
Lisa Brody and Shameka Jones discuss heart-centered leadership approaches.
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Ep. 13
Rites of Passage: Dr. Jaih Jackson and The Apollo's Club
Dr. Jaih Jackson discusses The Apollo's Club and its significance.
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Ep. 12
Strengths, Not Shortcomings: Vicky Westra on Neurodiversity at Work
Vicky Westra explores how to reimagine workplace approaches to neurodiversity.
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Ep. 11
Talent, Dignity, and Good Jobs: Belinthia Berry & Dr. Cynthia Johnson
A conversation on talent, dignity, and quality employment opportunities.
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Ep. 10
Home Is the Work: Sean King on Affordable Housing and Hope
Sean King discusses Habitat's approach to affordable housing initiatives.
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Ep. 09
A Right to Stability: Pye Young on Housing, Justice, and Showing Up
Attorney Pye Young examines rental housing, justice issues, and community involvement.
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Ep. 08
When Art Heals: Chloë Jackson on Creativity in a Digital Age
Chloë Jackson discusses how technology has impacted creative expression.
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Ep. 07
People First: Nikki Gaskin-Capehart on Building Pathways Out of Poverty
Nikki Gaskin-Capehart explores strategies for creating pathways out of poverty.
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Ep. 06
A City of Makers: Terry Marks on an Arts Movement in St. Petersburg
Terry Marks discusses an arts movement taking shape in St. Petersburg.
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Ep. 05
Art as a Lifeline: Alex Harris and the Making of the Arts Conservatory for Teens
Alex Harris reflects on establishing an arts conservatory serving teenagers.
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Ep. 04
Work, Worth, and the Earth: Aron Bryce on Neurodiversity and Purpose
Aron Bryce explains how neurodiversity connects to meaningful work and environmental stewardship.
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Ep. 03
Voices in Education: Caprice Edmond's Journey on the School Board
Caprice Edmond shares insights about her experience serving on the school board.
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Ep. 02
Preserving the Past, Inspiring the Future: Terri Lipsey Scott's Vision for the Woodson
Terri Lipsey Scott discusses her vision for preserving history while inspiring future generations through the Woodson.
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Ep. 01
Breaking Barriers in Education: Ric Davis and the Fight for Equity
Dr. Ricardo "Ric" Davis leads discussions on overcoming obstacles in education and advancing equity.