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Changing Austin

What’s next for Central Texas? The Changing Austin podcast explores this question by spotlighting the people shaping one of America’s fastest-growing regions.

Podcast · By Amplify Credit Union · English · Official site

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  1. Episode · Jul 24, 2026

    Sharon Vigil on Creating Safe and Supportive Classrooms (opens the original)

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    While many of us may take the education of our children for granted, for some Texas families, success in the classroom is often challenged by a lack of resources at home and at school. Organizations like Communities in Schools (CIS) of Texas help remove those barriers by providing critical student support services, academic resources and one-on-one guidance that empower students to succeed both inside and outside the classroom. In this episode of the Changing Austin Podcast, powered by Amplify C

  2. Episode · Jul 10, 2026

    Alan Graham on Housing, Community and Solving Homelessness (opens the original)

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    For those experiencing homelessness in Austin, support can come from a variety of nonprofits and community programs. One such organization is Mobile Loaves & Fishes, the nonprofit founded by Alan Graham that has earned national recognition for Community First! Village, a master-planned community providing affordable, permanent housing for people coming out of chronic homelessness. In this episode of the Changing Austin Podcast, powered by Amplify Credit Union, Graham discusses how Community Firs

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