This is a show about how child welfare transformation actually starts with personal transformation. Follow Matt Anderson, a former child welfare executive with 20 years of experience, as he goes deeper into his own process of becoming who he needs to be. Matt has conversations with creative disruptors who help us see how systems can harm and oppress people. Each episode is an invitation to go de... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 33 | Founded | 7 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureDocumentary |
Im super excited to bring you the first ever (but not the last) Ask Me Anything episode. We put out a call for questions and you all came through. We received more questions than we could get to in one episode. We also asked the Proximity Podcast Clu... more
In this weeks episode I start with the journal prompt, am I biased? This was prompted by some of the feedback to our most recent episodes on Termination of Parental Rights. I thought I would let you all into my process of how I try to approach feedba... more
This week's episode continues our series of conversations about Termination of Parent Rights. I wanted to talk to Vivek Sankaran because he has a unique depth of knowledge to bring to the thought experiment that we've been bringing to these episodes,... more
Today's guest, Mollie Warren, is the Director of Family and Children's Services in Boulder County, Colorado. I wanted to return to the conversation about Termination of Parental Rights with someone who is in a "practitioner" role and a position to ma... more
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Matt is not only a gifted host, but he is an intricate storyteller. He leverages the influence he has gained over his career to shed light on the darkness within the broken child welfare system.
The child welfare system has been shrouded in secrecy and the unknown for too long. Podcasts like this help shed light on what happens to our most vulnerable children. Excellent podcast!
If you’re interested in upleveling your life, being the shift you wish to see, and listening to truly positive energy, this is the podcast for you. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
I identify with Matt and Episode 1 of the proximity process and ready for episode 2.
This is just the first episode and I am anticipating the next. “Who am I becoming?” Powerful! Thank you for sharing your journey.
Apple Podcasts | #166 | United States/Society & Culture/Documentary |
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