This week, hosts James Hayes and Sarah Rodenberg speak with Amos Project faith organizers Jacqui Moore, Joscelyn Clarke, and CEO Project Director Tami Lunan about their lived experiences and they discuss the results of the Black Women’s Health Survey.

This week, hosts James Hayes and Sarah Rodenberg speak with Amos Project faith organizers Jacqui Moore, Joscelyn Clarke, and CEO Project Director Tami Lunan about their lived experiences and they discuss the results of the Black Women’s Health Survey.

This week, hosts James Hayes and Sarah Rodenberg speak with Amos Project faith organizers Jacqui Moore, Joscelyn Clarke, and CEO Project Director Tami Lunan about their lived experiences and they discuss the results of the Black Women’s Health Survey.

What's Good with the Black Women's Health Survey

Each episode, we’ll talk to the activists, organizers, visionaries and good-trouble makers coming together to make our state better for everyone—no exceptions.Too often, Ohio makes the national news for all the wrong reasons. We’re out here talking with real Ohioans about what’s good, and how we can make things even better.Whether you’re organizing for a People’s Budget, standing up to militarized police, or fighting for environmental equity, we want to hear about it.In big cities, in farm country, in Appalachia, small towns and suburbs, Ohioans know how to support each other, and we know what keeps us safe.So let’s talk about it. It’s time to tell the world about what’s good, here in Ohio.

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Each episode, we’ll talk to the activists, organizers, visionaries and good-trouble makers coming together to make our state better for everyone—no exceptions. Too often, Ohio makes the national news for all the wrong reasons. We’re out here talking with real Ohioans about what’s good, and how we can make things even better. Whether you’re organizing for a People’s Budget, standing up to militarized police, or fighting for environmental equity, we want to hear about it. In big cities, in farm country, in Appalachia, small towns and suburbs, Ohioans know how to support each other, and we know what keeps us safe. So let’s talk about it. It’s time to tell the world about what’s good, here in Ohio.

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