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Working Together for Working Families

Pascale Sykes Foundation

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Frequency: 1 episode/30d. Total Eps: 15

Too many of America’s working, low-income families are one crisis or one paycheck away from falling into poverty. The Whole Family Approach, a family-led strategy, equips families with the tools and social support needed to strengthen their relationships, establish stability and plan for their future. Pascale Sykes Foundation presents, Working Together for Working Families, a series of timely discussions with leaders in the field of family services. Through engaging discussions, guests share the many applications of the Whole Family Approach in guiding families to achieve sustainable futures.

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Trauma and Resilience for Whole Families: A conversation with Dr. Bruce Perry and Rev. Darrell Armstrong

Season 1 · Episode 14

Tuesday, November 15, 2022 • Duration 31:56

Pascale Sykes Foundation champions the Whole Family Approach, a family-led strategy that provides adults and children with the tools to set, plan for and achieve their goals.

Working Together for Working Families podcast was developed with the intention of it being a limited time series of timely discussions. For this, our final episode, we welcome Bruce Perry, MD, PhD, author of the New York Times bestseller “What Happened to You” co-authored by Oprah Winfrey. Dr. Perry has over 30 years of experience as teacher, clinician and researcher in children's mental health and neurosciences. We also welcome Reverend Darrel Armstrong, Pastor of Shiloh Baptist Church (Trenton, NJ), Founder, FAAITH Global Network; Former Director, NJ Division of Prevention and Community Partnerships.

Dr. Perry will be the keynote speaker at the upcoming Power of Research to Inform Policy summit on November 16, 2022. Click here to register to attend virtually.

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Keeping Families Whole: A Conversation with the New Regional Administrator for ACF Region 2

Season 1 · Episode 13

Thursday, October 27, 2022 • Duration 23:40

Alfonso Nicholas is six months into his new role as Regional Administrator for Region 2 with the Administration for Children and Families. Region 2 serves New Jersey, New York, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands. For this episode we discuss a region of vast differences where families and children are experiencing vastly different challenges. Listen as Administrator Nicholas tells us how he and his team are working hard for the families of his region. He will also discuss the upcoming Power of Research to Inform Policy summit on November 16, 2022. Click here to learn about this important event.

#@ACFHHS #wholefamilies #helpforfamilies

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Faith and Family

Season 1 · Episode 4

Thursday, December 16, 2021 • Duration 01:04:45

In this episode we welcome Reverend Darrell Armstrong, Rabbi Pam Frydman, and Dr. Raina Awaad for a rich conversation on the intersection of faith and family. Listen as our guests share interesting perspectives, grounded in their faith traditions, on how religion and spirituality play an important role in the context of family development.

Reverend Darrell Armstrong

Rev. Armstrong holds degrees from Stanford University (B.A., Public Policy), Princeton Theological Seminary (M.Div.) and the College of New Jersey (Ed.S., Marriage & Family Therapy). This training, coupled with a childhood that included many years in kinship and foster care, has uniquely prepared him to be a respected voice in the child welfare/family strengthening communities. Rev. Armstrong sees his “global work and life’s call as striving to make ALL families stronger by addressing issues which impact their physical, mental, and spiritual health and wellbeing BEFORE they get into crisis!” Born and raised in South (Central) Los Angeles, California, Rev. Armstrong received his early Christian education under the guidance and support of the Holy Light Missionary Baptist Church in L.A. with which he maintains a strong bond.

Rabbi Pamela Frydman

Rabbi Frydman is the past president of the Northern California Board of Rabbis and was the founding co-chair of Rabbis for Women of the Wall. She is an author and community advocate, having served on the Organizing Committee of the Beyond Silence Campaign, raising awareness about the prevention and reporting of child abuse in the Bay Area Jewish Community. She is also the past president of Ohalah, an international association of rabbis and cantors for Jewish renewal.

Dr. Rania Awaad

Dr. Awaad is an internationally renowned scholar on the issues of psycho-spiritual well-being and interfaith work as it relates to mental health. She is a practicing psychiatrist based at the Stanford University School of Medicine and a clinical associate professor in the Stanford Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences. As the director of the Stanford Muslims and Mental Health Lab, she mentors and oversees multiple lines of research focused on Muslim mental health. She is a professor of Islamic Law at Zaytuna College, an American Muslim liberal arts college in Berkeley, CA.

Funding What Works: How donors can invest in whole family programs

Episode 3

Thursday, November 18, 2021 • Duration 27:48

This episode highlights the 2-Gen/Whole Family Approach evolution since its inception several decades ago.

Marjorie Sims, Managing Director of Ascend at the Aspen Institute in Washington, D.C. and Leslie Perkul, President and CEO of the William J. and Dorothy K. O’Neill Foundation headquartered in Cleveland, Ohio share why this approach to family empowerment works and why resources allocated toward these efforts are as relevant as ever.

To learn more about the Whole Family Approach, visit the website.

To view the work of The Pascale Sykes Foundation click here.

#W2FWF #WHOLEFAMILYAPPROACH

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Money Matters: Family and Finances

Season 1 · Episode 2

Thursday, October 21, 2021 • Duration 31:50

According to the American Psychological Association, money continues to be a significant source of stress in the lives of American adults. This can negatively affect their children’s sense of wellbeing. One of the primary goals expressed by families is the need for professional guidance on how they can better manage their finances, which they know can lead to increased economic opportunities, home ownership, increased savings and reduced stress.

In this episode Jackie and Richelle will speak with Wanda Hardy, President and CEO of the Financial Wellness Institute and Riccina Cabezas, Director of Strategic Partnerships and Justice Initiatives at Family Strengthening Network to learn how they are helping families meet their financial goals.

Wanda P. Hardy is a renowned and highly decorated financial educator and consultant. An American Association of Family & Consumer Science Certified Personal & Family Finance Educator (CPFFE) and certified FDIC Money Smart Trainer and Instructor, Ms. Hardy is a graduate of Columbia University School of Business for Nonprofit Management and holds both a Bachelor of Science degree and an Executive Master’s degree in Business Administration (EMBA) from St. Joseph’s University.

Riccina Cabezas, Director of Strategic Partnerships and Justice Initiatives at Family Strengthening Network, has a deep passion for connecting families to resources, building informal community support, and instilling a sense of hope in families which has led to proven transformation and outcomes for over 10 years. Ms. Cabezas is an advocate for program and policy change and has been invited to speak at the American Public Human Services Association (APHSA) Summit in Washington to present on Family Mentoring and Community Building.

To learn about the Whole Family Approach, visit the website.

To view the work of The Pascale Sykes Foundation click

Back To School: Now What? Education through the lens of a Whole Family Approach

Season 1 · Episode 1

Tuesday, September 28, 2021 • Duration 34:23

School is open. How can the Whole Family Approach make a difference in this new school year as we navigate learning amid Covid-19?

Dr. Jesicca Greenawalt, Executive Director and licensed Clinical Social Worker at The Arthur Project based in New York City and Josh Echeverria, Director of New City Kids’ Families for Literacy in Jersey City, NJ will join us to discuss the various ways the Whole Family Approach has enhanced their ability to work with families.

Click to learn more about The Arthur Project and Families for Literacy.

To learn more about the Whole Family Approach, visit the website.

To view the work of The Pascale Sykes Foundation click here.

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Working Together for Working Families Trailer

Season 1

Thursday, September 16, 2021 • Duration 00:58

Working Together for Working Families is a limited series podcast co-hosted by Jackie Edwards and Richelle Todd-Yamoah. They will be joined each month for engaging discussions about the Whole Family Approach by guests who utilize the many applications of the Approach in their work with families, in education, non-profits and other human service sectors.

Tune in to hear how the Whole Family Approach is making a difference in so many lives. Our first episode, Kids are Back in School: Now what? Education through the lens of a Whole Family Approach, will be available on September 30th. Dr. Jesicca Greenawalt, Executive Director and licensed Clinical Social Worker at The Arthur Project based in New York City and Josh Echeverria, Director of New City Kids’ Families for Literacy in Jersey City, NJ will join us to discuss the various ways the Whole Family Approach has enhanced their ability to work with families.

This podcast is sponsored by the Pascale Sykes Foundation. To learn more, visit our website WholeFamilyApproach.org.

#W2FWF #WHOLEFAMILYAPPROACH

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Collaboration as Part of the Whole Family Approach

Season 1 · Episode 12

Thursday, September 29, 2022 • Duration 35:08

Please join us for a conversation around the importance of collaboration as part of the Whole Family Approach. Our research demonstrates findings that show the collaborative approach played a major role in positive outcomes for families served. We will highlight the partnerships the agencies have formed to benefit the families they work with.

For this episode of Working Together for Working Families, we welcome Elena Ragusa, President, Drive Evaluation Studios; and Emory Edwards, Senior Director of Partnerships and Institutional Relations, Office of Advancement and External Affairs St. Peter's University in Jersey City, NJ. Mr. Edwards is senior director of partnerships and institutional relations at Saint Peter's University. In that role, he maximizes support for broad-based university initiatives and leads community engagement efforts. We also welcome Paula Sarro, Associate Executive Director at Mercy Center, a community center in the South Bronx section of New York City. She played a key role in forming and now co-leading Familia Adelante/Family Forward, one of the Pascale Sykes Foundation’s Whole Family Approach grantee collaborations. Ms. Sarro is an attorney who has worked for 29 years as a senior manager for nonprofit organizations in the New York City area.

Be sure to listen as our guests share their experiences as part of a Whole Family Approach collaboration.

#collaboration #Wholefamily #helpforlowincomefamilies

Homelessness and the Whole Family Approach

Season 1 · Episode 11

Thursday, July 21, 2022 • Duration 20:19

Homelessness continues to be a serious problem plaguing our nation. The recent pandemic has exacerbated the issue, making it more challenging than ever for individuals and families to find adequate housing. For this episode we welcome Katie Lord, Associate Director of HABcore, Inc., based in Red Bank, NJ. HABcore provides permanent housing and individualized support to families, veterans and those with special needs, allowing them to move through crisis to stability, giving them the opportunity to improve their lives.

Katie Lord, a graduate of Monmouth University with a Master's Degree in Social Work, has been working with the homeless and special needs population for the past 14 years. Her introduction to homelessness started out with an internship but quickly grew into a career. She has been with HABcore since 2009, providing permanent, supportive and affordable housing to individuals and families in Monmouth and Ocean Counties in NJ.

To learn more about the Whole Family Approach, visit the website.

To view the work of The Pascale Sykes Foundation click here.

#HOMELESS

#HOMELESSNESS

#AFFORDABLEHOUSING

#WHOLEFAMILYAPPROACH

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Fatherhood: Supporting Fathers to be Good Dads

Season 1 · Episode 10

Thursday, June 16, 2022 • Duration 35:33

As we celebrate fathers this month, join us for our podcast episode, Fatherhood: Supporting Fathers to be Good Dads. We welcome John Fuqua of Stronger families in Bridgeton, NJ and Jeff Johnson of Father Time in Keansburg, NJ. These men have been at the forefront of two amazing programs that support and empower fathers. Both programs maintain the notion that when men succeed families succeed and when families succeed communities flourish.

John Fuqua is a community leader who has personally committed his time and resources to ensure that Bridgeton, NJ youth have safe, structured opportunities to grow and learn. John provides support to children and families in Bridgeton and serves as the coordinator of the Stronger Families community program. He holds a bachelor’s degree in English from William Paterson University.

Jeff Johnson is a Licensed Clinical Social worker with over 35 years of experience in child and family

therapy settings. Jeff and several community dads had a vision for a support group/community organization with a focus on fatherhood. With the assistance of Parents Anonymous NJ- ‘Father Time’ was established in 2005, and through the generous support of the Pascale Sykes foundation- has become a vital fixture in the Bayshore community. When not at work, Jeff can be found in, around, or on top of the local Jersey Shore waterways-on a small, restored 1972 Boston Whaler.

To view the work of The Pascale Sykes Foundation, click here.

To learn about the Whole Family Approach, click here.

#FATHERS

#FATHERHOOD

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