Our Mayors Podcast

Our Mayors Podcast

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Our Mayors Podcast episodes

  • S2 E3: The Fight for Medical Equity in COVID-19

    New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell & Joyce Rogers (Vice President of U.S. Policy & Public Affairs, Pfizer) joins host Alaina Beverly to assess the current state of healthcare, barriers to access for all, and how Pfizer is going beyond their contributions in the fight against COVID-19 to uplift disadvantaged communities.

    35 min
  • S2 E2: The Push For The Fifty-First State

    Mayor Muriel Bowser (Washington, D.C.) joins host Alaina Beverly, Assistant Vice President for Urban Affairs at the University of Chicago, to discuss the possibility of D.C. becoming the 51st State and the importance of diverse representation at all levels of government. 

    28 min
  • S2 E1: Reimagining Justice in America

    AAMA President, Mayor Sylvester Turner (Houston, TX) and Donna Epps, Senior Vice President for Public Policy and Strategic Alliances at Verizon joins host Alaina Beverly, Assistant Vice President for Urban Affairs at the University of Chicago, to discuss current trends in criminal justice reform and Verizon's commitment to criminal legal system reforms at both the federal and state levels.

    46 min
  • Our Mayors Podcast Season 2 Trailer

    Each episode will pair a dynamic mayor and a special guest to explore local leadership, cross sector partnerships, and strategies to better our communities through the compound lens of racial equity and inclusion with host, Alaina Beverly, Assistant Vice President for Urban Affairs, University of Chicago and MSNBC commentator.

    2 min
  • HBCUs

    McKinley L. Price, DDS (Mayor of Newport News, VA, and President of AAMA) and Dr. William R. Harvey (President of Hampton University) join Former AAMA Executive Director Stephanie Mash Sykes to discuss how mayors, cities, businesses, and college leaders can work together to support the sustainability of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs).

    19 min
  • Tech and BIPOC Communities

    Mayor Steve Benjamin (Columbia, SC) and Chanelle Hardy, Head of Civil Rights at Google, join Former AAMA Executive Director Stephanie Mash Sykes to address technology policy and its impact on BIPOC communities -- Black, Indigenous, and People of Color.

    28 min
  • Health Disparities

    Mayor Shawyn Patterson-Howard (Mount Vernon, New York) and Dr. Joia Crear-Perry, trained OB-GYN,  Founder and President of the National Birth Equity Collaborative join Stephanie Mash-Sykes to discuss the differences in health care between Black Americans and other ethnic groups and how these disparities play out  in the context of maternal health outcomes.



    35 min
  • Faith and Civic Engagement

    Mayor Vince Williams (Union City, GA and Associate Pastor of iThrive Christian Church) and Shawna Watley (Senior Policy Advisor, Holland & Knight and First Lady of Kingdom Fellowship AME Church) join host, Stephanie Mash Sykes (Founding Executive Director and General Counsel of AAMA), to discuss the intersection of faith and civic engagement and how to advocate for Black churches, HBCUs and Black businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic. 



    33 min
  • The Digital Divide

    On this episode of Our Mayors Podcast, Dr. McKinley L. Price (Mayor, Newport News, VA and President, AAMA), Dalila Wilson-Scott (Chief Diversity Officer, Comcast) join host, Stephanie Mash Sykes (Founding Executive Director and General Counsel of AAMA) to discuss one of the most difficult challenges facing our country, the digital divide - the gap between those who have access to computers and the internet and those who do not. Please note, this episode was recorded prior to Dalila Wilson-Scott’s recent promotion to Chief Diversity Officer.



    31 min
  • Our Mayors Podcast Trailer

    Introducing Our Mayors Podcast from the African American Mayors Association, hosted by Founding Executive Director and General Counsel, Stephanie Mash Sykes. The series features a dynamic mayor and a special guest exploring local leadership, cross sector partnerships, and strategies to better our communities through the compound lens of racial equity and inclusion. Our Mayors Podcast debuts Oct 15th.

    2 min

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Each episode will pair a dynamic mayor and a special guest and explore local leadership, cross sector partnerships, and strategies to better our communities through the compound lens of racial equity…