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Beth Benner of the Women's Housing Coalition Encourages Baltimore To Look Beyond Labels And Address Homelessness (opens the original)
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Are we ready to have difficult conversations about homelessness? Beth Benner, Executive Director of the Women's Housing Coalition, focuses on addressing the root causes of homelessness in Baltimore with guests Kevin Lindamood, President and CEO of Healthcare for the Homeless and Dr. Paula Langford a licensed clinical social worker and the Program Development Specialist at the Women’s Housing Coalition. Healthcare For The HomelessBaltimore City Emergency Shelter Hotline; Call 443-984-9540Baltimor
Turning the Page: "nEXt Chapter" Podcaster Dr. Nicole Rochester Navigates Life's Unexpected Transitions (opens the original)
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Dr. Nicole Rochester is a pediatrician, business owner, podcast host and divorcée. After ending a 28-year marriage in 2023, she's been on a beautiful healing journey that centers vulnerability, self-love and community. On this episode of Pass the Mic, Dr. Rochester talks with the creators of Sincerely Divorced, Bethany Pace and Hillary Livingston about building community while navigating divorce. Also, Dr. Rochester explores divorce prevention with Timothy Donovan. Timothy is a licensed clinical
Baltimore's Genevieve de Mahy with Baltimore Neighbors Sharing Space and Stories about their Communal Living Lifestyle (opens the original)
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Baltimore Creative Consultant Genevieve de Mahy talks with Baltimore residents who have bucked the expectations of the nuclear family structure and redefined the idea of a household. Would you sacrifice privacy for communal living options? Nestled in an alleyway in Charles Village in northern Baltimore City, a collection of adjacent rowhouses no longer have fences separating the lots and in its place, you will find a large, shared garden. Genevieve talks with a group of friends have been living
Author and Filmmaker D. Watkins Honors Grass Roots Efforts Working to Reduce Youth Violence In Baltimore (opens the original)
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Bestselling Author D. Watkins talks with community leaders Terry “Uncle T” Williams, founder of Challenge 2 Change, and Antonio “Lor Tone” Moore, founder of the Flip Project. Both leaders are East Baltimore natives that have lived through some of the most violent stages in Baltimore City, however, today they represent strong leaders against youth violence in Baltimore from different generational perspectives and different strategies. For More Information: Challenge 2 Change – For Life
Reading Advocate Bry Reed Talks About the Value of Public Education (opens the original)
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Bry Reed is a Baltimore-born and bred artist passionate about cultivating her local artistic community. Bry talks of her challenges as a young student reading and how she has become an award-winning writer who encourages reading in the Baltimore community. She also credits her success as a writer and researcher from her education at Baltimore City College. Bry speaks with newly retired Baltimore City College Principal Cindy Harcum and incoming principal Dr. Sedrick Smith. On this episode of Pass
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