<p>Shawn Selby is an experienced educator and advocate for youth in Delaware. She currently works at the Smyrna Clayton Boys & Girls Club and at Delaware Futures. She talks about her life journey, her passion for working with teens, and what she views as the most pressing problems facing youth today - and what we can do about it. </p>

Shawn Selby is an experienced educator and advocate for youth in Delaware. She currently works at the Smyrna Clayton Boys & Girls Club and at Delaware Futures. She talks about her life journey, her passion for working with teens, and what she views as the most pressing problems facing youth today - and what we can do about it.

<p>Shawn Selby is an experienced educator and advocate for youth in Delaware. She currently works at the Smyrna Clayton Boys &amp; Girls Club and at Delaware Futures. She talks about her life journey, her passion for working with teens, and what she views as the most pressing problems facing youth today - and what we can do about it. </p>

Episode 1: Talking with youth advocate, Shawn Selby

Covering all people, issues, and things you care about related to youth in Delaware and beyond! Hosted by Enza Rocco and Natalie Armor-Payne. 

DISCLAIMER: Views expressed are our own. All opinions are own. The opinions expressed here  do not reflect the views of Delaware Futures. 

About your hosts:
Providenza Rocco, JD, MSW, MBE is an experienced leader in higher education and non-profits, specializing in ethics, educational equity, food justice, end-of-life care, social responsibility of medicine, and public health. She is a nationally-recognized health care ethics consultant and invited speaker, as well as a skilled advocate in food justice dedicated to making healthy food accessible to all people. Enza is an accomplished educator guided by legal insight and social work values who champions policy changes that promote equity and dignity for all. Enza currently serves as the executive director of Delaware Futures.

Natalie Armor-Payne, M.Ed is a retired teacher with decades of experience in classrooms with at-promise youth. She is experienced in trauma-informed care and serves as the Director of Programs at Delaware Futures. Natalie is an experienced advocate, mentor, and teacher, as well as a parent and caregiver champion. She strives for policy improvements in mental health and homelessness for youth in Delaware.

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Covering all people, issues, and things you care about related to youth in Delaware and beyond! Hosted by Enza Rocco and Natalie Armor-Payne. DISCLAIMER: Views expressed are our own. All opinions are own. The opinions expressed here do not reflect the views of Delaware Futures. About your hosts: Providenza Rocco, JD, MSW, MBE is an experienced leader in higher education and non-profits, specializing in ethics, educational equity, food justice, end-of-life care, social responsibility of medicine, and public health. She is a nationally-recognized health care ethics consultant and invited speaker, as well as a skilled advocate in food justice dedicated to making healthy food accessible to all people. Enza is an accomplished educator guided by legal insight and social work values who champions policy changes that promote equity and dignity for all. Enza currently serves as the executive director of Delaware Futures. Natalie Armor-Payne, M.Ed is a retired teacher with decades of experience in classrooms with at-promise youth. She is experienced in trauma-informed care and serves as the Director of Programs at Delaware Futures. Natalie is an experienced advocate, mentor, and teacher, as well as a parent and caregiver champion. She strives for policy improvements in mental health and homelessness for youth in Delaware.

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