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Direct Cash Transfers: A New Response to Youth Homelessness

Tuesday, January 24, 2023 • Duration 37:25

In this episode of Voice, Lorna Schmidt and Mike Rios-Keating discuss Direct Cash Transfers which is the idea of the government giving cash to individuals with no strings attached as a possible intervention to end poverty and homelessness.

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Holiday Favorites - the Draft

Wednesday, December 21, 2022 • Duration 33:12

We'd like to think that when we pause and reflect on the holidays, those things that bring us joy and comfort, it's an invitation to ask ourselves, how do we let that fuel us to give back or to do hard work or be in relationship with others? The team is going to share with each other some of our favorite holiday things but in a unique way.

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Advent: A Season for Adults

Wednesday, December 29, 2021 • Duration 10:49

Incidental music: Point de vue by Mathieu La montagne & Emmanuel Toledo

Systems Change

Friday, December 3, 2021 • Duration 45:04

As a society, we operate in systems: ecosystems, education, economic, political systems. How systems relate to social justice and what it means to bring about systems change is the work of Courageous Change Collective. Sindy Morales Garcia and Kirsten Johnson of Courageous Change Collective join Mike Rios-Keating for a discussion on systems change.

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Human Dignity: The Cornerstone Tenant of Catholic Social Thought

Tuesday, November 2, 2021 • Duration 39:21

In this podcast, we've taken some time to explore Catholic social thought, teachings that have given Catholic Charities its grounding, and on which the agency's mission was founded. In this episode, we wanted to get into what is often referred to as the core pillar, the cornerstone tenant: human dignity. To dive into this pillar we talk with Doctor Roger Bergman, professor emeritus of Creighton University.

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Using the arts to share the experiences of homelessness.

Wednesday, September 15, 2021 • Duration 30:09

When explaining homelessness, statistics are used to demonstrate the scope of the issue, but can the arts create awareness and understanding about homelessness that numbers can’t? Mike Rios-Keating talks with Maren Ward, Artistic Director of the zAmaya Theater Project about the organization’s unique approach to community collaboration and partnership using performances and storytelling to share experiences of homelessness through those who have experienced homelessness, are experiencing homelessness and those with no experience with it.

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The Role of the State Legislature in the State’s Housing Crisis

Tuesday, August 17, 2021 • Duration 24:02

The tendency is to think of housing as an issue at the municipal level but what role does the state play in addressing the housing crisis when each community's needs are so different? Can statewide policy really meet local housing needs, given the diversity we see across the state? Lorna Schmidt talks to Representative Mike Howard, a 2nd term legislator representing District 50A, which includes the suburb of Richfield, and who serves as Vice-Chair of the Housing Finance & Policy Committee.

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Trauma-informed Care

Thursday, July 8, 2021 • Duration 23:52

Trauma exists in many forms and millions of Americans experience it every year. Traumatic experiences impact mental and physical health and significantly impacts one's overall well-being. Trauma has ripple effects for one's families and across generations. As statistics on trauma become more widely known there is a growing need for what is known as Trauma-informed Care. Lorna Schmidt discusses Trauma-informed Care with Stacie Joncas, Senior Program Manager of Clinical Health at Catholic Charities.

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The Ten Themes of Catholic Social Thought

Wednesday, June 16, 2021 • Duration 31:19

Mike Rios-Keating speaks to Ron Krietemeyer who has deep roots in Catholic Social Teaching and was instrumental in forming the list of ten themes that are still used as an overall framework for understanding how the principles of Catholic Social Teaching flow from one to another.

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Legislative Sessions; What goes on and how do they work?

Monday, May 24, 2021 • Duration 16:46

Every year the legislature convenes to conduct some of the states most critical business. Even though their work impacts every one every single day, how much do average citizens know about how it works and what goes on at the capitol and how can you make your voice heard?

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