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The Origins of Juneteenth: Celebrating Black Freedom and Achievement

The Origins of Juneteenth: Celebrating Black Freedom and Achievement - 5:47

On June 19, 1865, enslaved African Americans in Galveston, Texas learned they were free, which led to an annual celebration that's come to be known as Juneteenth.

Christopher Wilson, Director of Experience at the National Museum of American History at the Smithsonian Institute, joins Tetiana Anderson to discuss the true origin and history behind the annual celebration.

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Transgender Rights: Progress and Challenges

Transgender Rights: Progress and Challenges - 7:06

In February 2021, the U.S. House of Representatives passed the Equality Act, hailed as landmark legislation that would extend civil rights protections based on gender identity and sexual orientation. At the same time, more than 25 states are considering legislation that will impact rights for transgender Americans.

Rodrigo Heng-Lehtinen, incoming Executive Director of the National Center for Transgender Equality, joins Tetiana Anderson to discuss progress made and challenges to transgender rights.

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LGBTQ Intersectionality and Identity

LGBTQ Intersectionality and Identity - 6:00

The number of Americans self-identifying as LGBTQ is on the rise. However, sexual orientation and gender identity are just one part of a person’s identity.

Kierra Johnson, Executive Director of the National LGBTQ Task Force, joins Tetiana Anderson for a discussion about identity, intersectionality, and support for nondiscrimination policies.

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Gains in LGBTQ Political Representation

Gains in LGBTQ Political Representation - 5:57

2020 saw more openly LGBTQ candidates than ever before run for public office, resulting in the highest level of LGBTQ representation in government, to date. At the time of this interview, there were more than 200 known LGBTQ appointees in the Biden administration.

Ruben Gonzales, Executive Director of the LGBTQ Victory Institute, joins Tetiana Anderson to discuss the gains made in LGBTQ representation.

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LGBTQ Health Inequities

LGBTQ Health Inequities - 6:15

A recent KFF report suggests that LGBT populations may have been disproportionately impacted by COVID-19.

Dr. Scott Nass, President of GLMA, Health Professionals Advancing LGBTQ Equality, joins Tetiana Anderson to discuss health vulnerabilities and inequities as they relate to LGBTQ communities.

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Securing LGBTQ Nondiscrimination Protections Nationwide

Securing LGBTQ Nondiscrimination Protections Nationwide - 6:47

At the time of this interview, 21 U.S. states have explicit protections for LGBTQ Americans. In the remaining 29 states, it is legal to be denied employment, housing, and public accommodations on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity.

Kasey Suffredini, CEO and National Campaign Director of Freedom for All Americans, joins Tetiana Anderson to discuss efforts to secure LGBTQ nondiscrimination protections nationwide.

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Pioneering America's Gay Rights Movement

Pioneering America's Gay Rights Movement - 7:27

The 1969 Stonewall riots are widely recognized as a catalyst of the modern movement for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer equality. Fifty years later, what is the status of LGBTQ rights?

Mark Segal, LGBTQ activist, journalist and publisher of Philadelphia Gay News, reflects on the history of the LGBTQ equality movement and the status of LGBTQ rights today.

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Tackling LGBTQ Poverty and Food Insecurity

Tackling LGBTQ Poverty and Food Insecurity - 6:11

A report by The Williams Institute reveals that more than one in four LGBTQ adults lacked the funds to feed themselves or their families in 2016. Tyrone Hanley, Senior Policy Counsel at the National Center for Lesbian Rights, shares his experience being raised by a single, LGBTQ parent and how his organization is working to eliminate poverty and food insecurity in the LGBTQ community.

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Empowering Families Through Childhood Education

Empowering Families Through Childhood Education - 3:50

For more than three decades one South Florida nonprofit has taken on the mission of providing early childhood education programs for thousands of underserved children in the community. The Guatemalan-Maya Center empowers migrant children and their families in finding their foothold in the U.S. Assistant Executive Director Mariana Blanco discusses.

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A Collective Voice For Nonprofits

A Collective Voice For Nonprofits - 4:38

Tens of thousands of nonprofit organizations are currently providing assistance to more than 18 million residents in Florida. With so many channels to help people, one organized network hopes to be a collective voice for the community. Sabeen Perwaiz is the President and CEO of the Florida Nonprofit Alliance and discusses their work.

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Averting Learning Losses For Underserved Students

Averting Learning Losses For Underserved Students - 5:09

Hundreds of children call the Milagro Center in Palm Beach County home. The organization focuses its efforts on providing social and academic needs in the underserved community. President and CEO Barbara Stark talks about their work.

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Sustaining Florida’s Endangered Coral Reef

Sustaining Florida’s Endangered Coral Reef - 4:17

There are close to 360 linear miles of coral reef that run along Florida’s coastline from west of the Florida Keys all the way to the St. Lucie Inlet. Unfortunately, these incredible habitats are in constant danger – and in need of protection. Dr. Michael Crosby is the President and CEO of the Mote Marine Laboratory and Aquarium and tells us about their mission to protect these underwater sanctuaries.

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Uplifting Communities of Color

Uplifting Communities of Color - 4:25

The oldest Greek-letter organization established by African-American college educated women strives on community service, especially in North Florida. The Chi Upsilon Omega Chapter of the Alpha Kappa Sorority’s mission is exemplifying excellence through sustainable service. Chapter President Tanise Jackson discusses their charitable causes.

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Sorority With A Cause

Sorority With A Cause - 4:42

For nearly a full century, the Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority has poured its efforts into changing the community. The Mu Mu Sigma Chapter has only been around for a few years but is already providing several programs that are making an impact in the Tallahassee area. Chapter President Alicia Davis talks about their work in the community.

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The Origins of Juneteenth: Celebrating Black Freedom and Achievement

The Origins of Juneteenth: Celebrating Black Freedom and Achievement - 5:47

On June 19, 1865, enslaved African Americans in Galveston, Texas learned they were free, which led to an annual celebration that's come to be known as Juneteenth.

Christopher Wilson, Director of Experience at the National Museum of American History at the Smithsonian Institute, joins Tetiana Anderson to discuss the true origin and history behind the annual celebration.

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First Best Chance

First Best Chance - 5:15

Chicago State Foundation battles barriers through support and services. With a long rich history, they strive to give students their first best chance. Executive Director Darrious Hilmon explains.

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LGBTQ+ Intergenerational Support

LGBTQ+ Intergenerational Support - 5:54

One of the purposes of the Southcoast LGBTQ+ Network is creating inter-generational opportunities for LGBTQ+ individuals to learn from one another. Southcoast LGBTQ+ Network Board President, Andy Pollock, explains.

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Holyoke MA Business Community

Holyoke MA Business Community - 6:49

The Holyoke Massachusetts business community is thriving despite of the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic. Greater Holyoke Chamber Executive Director, Jordan Hart, shares about current and future growth of the economy.

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Vulnerable Populations and COVID-19

Vulnerable Populations and COVID-19 - 6:25

Covid-19 has highlighted inequities that exist for low income and marginalized communities. Clare Higgins talks about the many social services Community Action Pioneer Valley provides to vulnerable populations.

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From Incarceration to Community

From Incarceration to Community - 5:29

Dismas House is a supportive community for former prisoners transitioning from incarceration. Dismas of Vermont Executive Director, Jim Curran talks about breaking down stigmas through community and transitional housing.

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Suicide Rates and Prevention

Suicide Rates and Prevention - 6:36

Vermont has a higher than national average suicide rate across all age groups. Vermont Suicide Prevention Director, JoEllen Tarallo, talks about high risk populations and prevention approaches.

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The Zoo Animals and COVID-19

The Zoo Animals and COVID-19 - 6:41

Zoos were among the highest impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Sarah Tsitso, Executive Director, of TheZoo in Forest Park and Education Center,talks about the Zoo's dedication to education, conservation, and rehabilitation .

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From Homeless to Housing

From Homeless to Housing - 7:48

Covid-19 has exposed flaws in system that responds to homelessness. St. Francis House Executive Director, Karen LaFrazia, shares lessons learned about congregate living during a pandemic and next steps.

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Safe Healthy LGBTQ VT Youth

Safe Healthy LGBTQ VT Youth - 6:30

COVID-19 disproportionately impacted the LGBTQ+ community. Outright Vermont Executive Director, Dana Kaplan, explains some of the challenges LQBTQ+ youth face and Outright Vermont supportive services.

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