Excerpt from the audio version of the second edition of Removing the Mask.

Phil DeVol and Gene Krebs discuss the genesis of their book Bridges Across Every Divide, which seeks to bring people of opposing political views together to work on the issue of poverty in our communities.

Jay Stailey shares stories from his book Think Rather of Zebra: Dealing with Aspects of Poverty Through Story.

Angelina Hudson of the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) joins aha! Process Consultant Gary Eagleton to discuss the impacts of poverty on mental health and healthcare.

Bridges to Health and Healthcare coauthor Terie Dreussi-Smith is joined by Marlana Dokken to talk about care plan case management and coordination with MPOWR.

Bridges to Health and Healthcare coauthors Terie Dreussi-Smith, Lucy Shaw, and Jan Young discuss the book and its strategies for increasing access to healthcare and the efficiency of care for people in under-resourced communities.

Collectively, the co-authors of this book represent some 120 years of experience in education and healthcare leadership and participation. Two of the authors of this book are healthcare careerists with vast exposure to changes dubbed as “reform” initiated by the government, by researchers, and by healthcare professionals over the past 30 years. Some have created positive change, and some have not. This book is not about addressing the rightness or wrongness of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA) of 2010. It is intended to add what we believe to be a necessary lens for effective change.

Lynn Blankenship discusses the successes experienced by the Bridges Out of Poverty 2017 Community of the Year.

A panel of expert users of Bridges Out of Poverty strategies discusses the ways in which Getting Ahead in a Just-Gettin'-By World can take a Bridges Initiative to the next level. The panel is moderated by Bridges coauthor and Getting Ahead creator Phil DeVol.

Phil DeVol discusses how to get outside our organizational "silos" and collaborate to build communities where everyone can live well.