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A Closer Look at the Death Penalty

May 16, 2021 by Pat Lynch, Editor-in-Chief

Patricia Gallimore talks about the death penalty and how it impacts social justice.

Filed Under: U.S. Tagged With: Color, criminal, Criminal Justice System, Death Penalty, human rights, internet radio, justice, law, legal, on-demand radio, online radio, pat lynch, Patricia Gallimore, podcast, prison, prisoner, race, Racial Disparity, Racial Injustice, Racial Justice, Racism, speak up, united states, United States Constitution, women's radio network, women1994, Womens Radio, WomensRadio

Spreading Messages of Hope and Equality

August 27, 2020 by Pat Lynch, Editor-in-Chief

Dr. Bertie Simmons shares her life events as described in her beautiful book, “Whispers of Hope.”

Filed Under: U.S. Tagged With: activist, author, book, change, discrimination, Dr. Bertie Simmons, educator, equal, equality, Female Activist, George Floyd, internet radio, on-demand radio, online radio, pat lynch, podcast, race, Racial Injustice, Racism, speak up, Whispers of Hope: The Story of My Life, women's radio network, women1994, Womens Radio, WomensRadio

Kent Watkins: Part 2 of The Progression of COVID-19 Information

May 30, 2020 by nanmckay

We plan but something else comes that we aren’t prepared for – called the Black Swan

Filed Under: World Tagged With: academy, black swan, cities, climate change, climinate agreement, communities, Coronavirus, COVID-19, geopolitical, Greenland, HUD, International Relations, Johari window, Kent Watkins, leadership, Nan McKay, pandemic, podcast, race, TrailBlazers Impact, uncertainty

Kelli Tanghe and Team Ari: Pushing for Inclusion, One Race at a Time

November 14, 2018 by Susan Michel

Kelli sprang into action when her daughter Arianna voiced her desire to participate in sports like her siblings and classmates did.

Filed Under: Business Tagged With: Assisted Athletes, business, career, Cerebral Palsy, Childhood, children, Children with Disabilities, confidence, daughter, disability, Disabled Children, family, Flexibility, Glen Eagle, handicap, Handicapped Children, Inspiring, journey, life, lifestyle, Marathon, mom, mother, Mother and Daughter, motherhood, motivation, Obstacles, parenting, Physical Handicap, Physical Therapy, Physically Challenged, race, running, strength, Susan Michel, Team Arianna, The Middle Way, triathlon, Wheelchair Race, woman, women

Tips to Starting a Running Program

March 7, 2012 by Kymberly Williams-Evans and Alexandra Williams

Fun and Fit interview running coach and Olympic hopeful, Meghan Kennihan on the best ways to start a running program. Ready? Set. Run!

Filed Under: Health Tagged With: Alexandra Williams, beginning runners, beginning running program, FitFluential, fun and fit, jog, Kymberly Williams-Evans, Meghan Kennihan, prevent shin splints, race, run, running, running tips