
Conversations with influential legislators, officials, experts, educators, entrepreneurs, parents, attorneys, and others who want to help give every child a chance to grow up safe, healthy, and educated. Anticipated Coverage: Education: Early Childhood Education (ECE); Early Child Care (Daycare); Special Education; School Environment; Education for Children in Foster Care; and Automation in Childh... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 12 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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Shavonda E. Sumter, former Assemblywoman and CEO of Children’s Aid and Family Services, discusses her transition from government to CEO of a nonprofit organization and exposes what she feels nonprofits could improve upon when it comes to communicatin... more
Dr. Maurice Elias, Rutgers Psychology Professor and Director of the Social-Emotional and Character Development Lab, explains how teachers and administrators can positively enhance their school environment and educational methods in order to engage st... more
Nicole McGrath-Barnes DDS FACD, Founder and CEO of KinderSmile Foundation, discusses why dental care for babies and young children is more critical than most parents realize—and why the system is failing them. She shares the story behind building Kin... more
Elizabeth McCarthy, President and CEO of the Community FoodBank of New Jersey, explains the purposes and services provided by modern Food Banks in America, as well as the current state of SNAP Benefits, child nutrition programs, and Food Insecurity /... more
Lisa Pitz, Director of Hunger Free New Jersey, shares unique insights and growing concerns regarding Food Insecurity in the state and country as a whole. This episode covers everything from the inner workings of Food Pantries, to the future of SNAP B... more
Diane Travers, Senior Director of NJ4S Essex, speaks about how her organization has worked with schools to directly meet the ever-changing mental health needs of the next generation of students as well as their parents and teachers. NJ4S clinicians h... more
Andrea Martinez-Mejia, Executive Director of the Greater Newark Healthcare Coalition, discusses the importance of many aspects of mental and physical well-being that are overlooked in New Jersey and the United States, as well as how Healthcare system... more
David Sims, Director of Stakeholder Engagement at Safe Babies Court Team, discusses Child Protective Services and how the system has been improved and can be further improved in its treatment of fathers; what initiatives exist for supporting fathers ... more
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This show frequently centers on child welfare, health equity, and education policy, with deep dives into systems that support vulnerable kids and families. Recent episodes explore hunger and nutrition programs, the mechanics of food banks, and how SNAP policy affects families; mental health supports in schools; partnerships shaping pediatric and mother-child health outcomes; engagement strategies for fathers within child welfare; and the role of private special education providers within public systems. Across conversations, the host often surfaces practical programs, data-informed distribution, and cross-sector collaboration, highlighting both on-the-ground challenges and scalable solutions. A notable pattern is blending policy context wit... more
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Recent guests on Let's Talk Kids include:
1. Elizabeth McCarthy
2. Lisa Pitz
3. Diane Travers
4. Andrea Martinez-Mejia
5. David Sims
6. John Mulholland
7. Charlie Venti
8. Davetta Ford
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