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The #radio show this week covers tips for increasing your, and your child’s, emotional intelligence; how to stop harassment by landlords; breaking through with childcare policy; and how to thrive in a culture of hyper masculinity, how films create cultural change, and how SoulFood Junkies is now on Netflix.
The #RADIO show this week covers tips for getting all kids access to healthy foods, ending pregnancy discrimination, discusses the distance between the minimum wage and the living wage, and what’s reveals what’s going on in Iowa with the Presidential election!
*Special guests include: Bettina Elias Siegel, The Lunch Tray; Phoebe Taubman, A Better Balance; Jill Reese, Alliance for a Just Society; and Rachel Ong, Strategic Elements.
Women in sports and leadership, breaking the school to prison pipeline, what’s in the national budget for you, and turning despair into hope… announcing The Women’s Building. *Special guests include: Sarah Howard-Garoutte, MomsRising; Kesi Foster, Urban Youth Collaborative; Debbie Weinstein, Coalition on Human Needs; Pamela Shifman, NoVo Foundation and The Women’s Building.
Inspiring guests on the #RADIO show this week talking about paid family leave, marriage equality, early learning and pre-k for all, voter suppression, and how you can be a part of the solution! *Special guests include: Sarah Warbelow, Human Rights Campaign; Sheena Wadhawan, Employment Justice Center; Jessica Hiltabidel, Center for Inspired Teaching; Barbara Arnwine, Transformative Justice Coalition and host of Igniting Change.
The #RADIO show this week covers the power of Twitter, why hundreds of business schools are supporting national paid family and medical leave insurance, discussed Planned Parenthood under fire, and talks about how to be a Democracy Doula. *Special guests include: dream hampton, a writer, award winning filmmaker and organizer; Dr. Stew Friedman, Wharton School of Business faculty since 1984; Marcy Stech, EMILY’S List; Donovan X. Ramsey, journalist and Emerging Voices Fellow at Demos; Marilyn Watkins, Economic Opportunity Institute.
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