LaCrisha Rose from Pratt, West Virginia, and Chrystal Tipping from Ventura, California, talk with Sanaa Sharrieff about their paths to parent leadership, protective factors, and how those experiences have impacted their parenting and their relationships with their kids, partners, and extended families. Show notes: LaCrisha shared the Strengthening Families Protective Factors Framework LaCrisha is a member of the national training team for “Bringing the Protective Factors Framew...

Sanaa Sharrieff interviews Tecoria Jones and Emma Johnson about their experiences as parent leaders. Emma and Tecoria reflect on their respective experiences in South Carolina and Nebraska and nationally, and discover some parallels in their journeys as mothers who experienced the child welfare system in their own childhoods.Tecoria is involved in the implementation of Thriving Families, Safer Children in South Carolina: https://thrivingfamiliessaferchildren.org/ Tecoria serves on the b...

Welcome back to the New Neighborhood! In this episode, Sanaa and Cailin introduce the new season, which will focus exclusively on parent leadership. Then Sanaa kicks off her new solo-hosting role, interviewing Devin D. Coleman of Jacksonville, Florida, about his parent leadership journey and his advice for other parents, especially dads. Listen and share with the dads in your life and those who would like to better engage fathers in their work.Show notes:Check out Devin’s YouTube channel: htt...

In the last episode of the season, Cailin and Sanaa share reflections and highlights of the season, insights into their current work, and updates from past guests.Show notes:www.linktr.ee/QueenSanaawww.lintr.ee/SavvyChicClothingwww.youtube.com/c/qsqueensanaawww.savvychicclothingArthur Fidel Argomaniz - Center for the Study of Social PolicyNew Neighborhood Resource Hub: Featuring Your Local WorkRelationship and Connection: Prevention and Intervention Webinar

Description: In this episode of the New Neighborhood, we hear from Martin Balben, Tennille Call, and Randy Jensen about the early learning coalitions taking shape throughout Idaho. The conversation delves into the ongoing early childhood efforts in American Falls and highlights Read Talk Play, their early childhood literacy initiative.Show notes:Read Talk Play | American Falls School District #381Idaho Association for the Education of Young ChildrenBuilding Blocks of an Early Learning Communi...

In this episode of the New Neighborhood, Tina Sherman and Daphne Alsiyao speak about the power of storytelling and parent advocacy, empowering family leaders to speak up and influencing maternal health policy in North Carolina.Show notes:https://www.smartstart.org/family-engagement-and-leadership/taking-action/Join MomsRising -https://action.momsrising.org/signup/stand_with_momsrising/

In this episode, we hear from Linda King and Ari Wubbold from United Way of the Columbia-Willamette about their housing stability work. They discuss the current state of housing and how their eviction prevention program works to keep families in stable housing. Show notes:United Way of the Columbia-Willamette Housing StabilityCenter for Housing & Community Studies- Tenant Leadership AcademyFind free and low-cost legal help wherever you live: https://www.usa.gov/legal-aid and https://...

The third episode of season 3 features the work of Power of Two, a community-based organization in NYC that offers in-home parent coaching, connection to community resources, and community advocacy. We spoke with Kristin Bernhard and Daneele Thorpe about Power of Two's implementation of the ABC home visiting model and discussed their ongoing research about how neighborhood factors influence parenting.Show notes: https://powerof2.nyc/

We spoke with Elisa Minoff, Senior Policy Analyst at CSSP, and Huong Vu, Parent Leader Network member and Automatic Benefit for Children (ABC) Coalition Parent Advisory Board member, about their policy and advocacy work toward a permanent national child allowance. The need for a permanent expanded Child Tax Credit has only become more abundantly clear following the new Census Bureau data that shows the child poverty rate more than doubled from 5.2 percent in 2021 to 12.4 percent in 2022.Show ...

Co-hosts Cailin O’Connor and Sanaa Sharrieff talk about what brings them to this work and what to expect in season 3. The New Neighborhood Podcast - Center for the Study of Social Policy (cssp.org)@qsqueensanaa | Twitter, Instagram, Facebook | Linktreesavvychicclothing | Instagram, Facebook | Linktree