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Women & Politics with Atima Omara
Todays’ show we have guest Atima Omara, President & Chief Strategist of Omara Strategy Group which provides strategic consulting to candidates and organizations centering women and people of color in their work.…
Recovery Is – Art Therapy
Today we revisit a discussion with officers of The Virginia Art Therapy Association and professors from George Washington University and Eastern Medical School to talk about the process of getting art therapy…
Monday Breakfast Blend – Music of Syria
Listen in with DJ Freya – music, war and protest in Syria.
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Women & Politics with Leaders in the field Addressing Community Violence
Today Sheri and Carol return to our conversation with Amy Vincent of Injury and Violence Prevention Program and Rachelle Hunley of Bridging the Gap. We discuss how Bridging the Gap is responding…
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Richmond Recovers with local providers
On today’s show, we are re-playing the last in a series on women and addiction. Today’s show we focus on local community service boards in Hanover, Henrico, and Richmond. Tune in to…
Women & Politics with Rachelle Hunley and Amy Vincent
Today two leaders in developing programs to address community violence join Sheri Shannon and Carol Olson to talk about how their work in connecting hospital systems and communities. Rachelle Hunley, Bridging the…
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Women & Politics with D. Pulane Lucas – Policy and Politics
Today we talk with Dr. D. Pulane Lucas, President and CEO of Policy Pathways, Inc. Dr. Lucas has spent her career interpreting legislation and analyzing policies and their impact on individuals, organizations,…
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Women & Politics: Sheri and Carol
Today Sheri and Carol talk about the events of the 6th of January, insurrection in our capitol and what it means for our communities. Next week they continue searching for the answers…