"Data is qualitative. Data is conversations...Data is lived experience." Policy advocate Tymber Hudson drops knowledge on the world of policy, how young people can become involved and how to avoid burnout as a person with lived experience in this conversation with host Rowan Willis-Gorman. This episode is part of a series featuring youth peer workers and recovery innovators discussing how to improve and uplift behavioral health systems for youth.

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Show Notes: Tymber Hudson LinkedIn National Foster Youth Institute (NFYI) NFYI Congressional Leadership Academy & Shadow Day Youth MOVE National Mayor Karen Bass Maryland State Council on Child Abuse and Neglect Find and Contact Your Elected Officials On Our Own of Maryland, Inc. (OOOMD) Access a transcript of Next Generation Recovery Leaders: Tymber Hudson