Mary Mitchell, Co-CEO, Arizona Cactus-Pine Girl Scouts, shares a story about reviving her high school’s Black Student Union and other events that led her to a lifelong career of community activism.
Amy Schwabenlender, Executive Director at Human Services Campus, shares a deeply personal story about how a 24-hour homeless immersion experience changed the course of her career.
US Vets Aftercare Case Manager Honore Lassiter talks about her drive to help homeless vets and a big barrier when it comes to getting them housed.
Dr. Rachel Bond, MD, joins Erin Moran, Senior Director for Arizona Heart Association Go Red For Women, to break down some staggering statistics when it comes to maternal death rates in the United States and discuss possible solutions to a problem that does not seem to be getting better.
Aaron Bare, bestselling author and facilitator, sits down with Black Chamber of Arizona President Robin Reed to discuss his new book “Exponential Theory, The Power of Thinking Big.” He explains how the book is a product of his career working with business leaders and entrepreneurs from around the world.
Mila Valle, Director of Emergency Shelters at UMOM, sits down with STN to talk about how she became passionate about finding an end to homelessness.
Mary Mitchell, Co-CEO, Arizona Cactus-Pine Girl Scouts, shares a story about reviving her high school’s Black Student Union and other events that led her to a lifelong career of community activism.
Amy Schwabenlender, Executive Director at Human Services Campus, shares a deeply personal story about how a 24-hour homeless immersion experience changed the course of her career.
US Vets Aftercare Case Manager Honore Lassiter talks about her drive to help homeless vets and a big barrier when it comes to getting them housed.
Dr. Rachel Bond, MD, joins Erin Moran, Senior Director for Arizona Heart Association Go Red For Women, to break down some staggering statistics when it comes to maternal death rates in the United States and discuss possible solutions to a problem that does not seem to be getting better.
Aaron Bare, bestselling author and facilitator, sits down with Black Chamber of Arizona President Robin Reed to discuss his new book “Exponential Theory, The Power of Thinking Big.” He explains how the book is a product of his career working with business leaders and entrepreneurs from around the world.
Mila Valle, Director of Emergency Shelters at UMOM, sits down with STN to talk about how she became passionate about finding an end to homelessness.
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