A Voice for the Kids
CHILD USAA CHILD USA podcast discussing how adults can keep children safe and where society has failed to protect kids. CHILD USA is the leading national nonprofit think tank working to end child abuse and neglect in the United States. CHILD USA engages in high-level legal, social science, and medical research and analysis to derive the best public policies to end child abuse and neglect in America. CHILD ... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 20 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Categories | BusinessNon-ProfitKids & Family | ||||
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What does it mean when children's religious freedom is removed from public schools? What does the Dobbs decision mean for our kids?
In this episode of A Voice for the Kids, CHILD USA's Executive Director, Jillian Ruck, Legal Director, Alice Bohn, a... more
What does the Dobbs decision mean for our kids? How does the CDC support our fight for the civil rights of children?
In this episode, Prof. Marci Hamilton is joined by CHILD USA Social Science Director AJ Ortiz and Research and Development Intern Sa... more
In this episode, Prof. Marci Hamilton is joined by CHILD USA Executive Director Jillian Ruck and Social Science Director AJ Ortiz to discuss children's safety in schools in light of the tragic events in Uvalde.
Jillian and AJ discuss the mental heal... more
In this episode, Prof. Marci Hamilton is joined by Mike Rinder, an Emmy Award winning co-host of Leah Remini: Scientology and the Aftermath, member of CHILD USA's Board of Directors, and advocate for those who need a voice.
Marci and Mike discuss hi... more
Reviews
- Wow! I’ve never been that impressed!
So when I herd this I was like right there with the story! But I can’t really understand what you are trying to say but good work! God bless you keep pushing and have perseverance in yourself!
Apple Podcasts5Layla , Elizabeth Hobson
United States3 years ago - Refreshing
Once again ChildUSA is its knowledge, dedication and mission to end child abuse. Great job.
Apple Podcasts5judie saunders lawUnited States6 years ago - Impressed!
They do a fantastic job of discussing a difficult subject matter.
Apple Podcasts5History-SemanticsUnited States6 years ago - Much needed
First this interview caught me off guard. Very unexpected but in a good way. In the media you only hear about the Catholic Church and Hollywood in terms of child sexual abuse. Marci Hamilton didn’t waste anytime she dove right in there and asked all the right questions. Child sexual abuse affects every community. The black community has a disconnect when it comes to admitting that it’s an epidemic in our community. Leila Wills did an amazing job with all of her research. She needs the support of... more
Apple Podcasts5Weedie35United States6 years ago - A Must Listen!!
I learned so much about children’s rights I didn’t before!
Apple Podcasts5j7r6!!United States6 years ago
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