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The mission of The Hochstein School is to provide people of all ages, backgrounds, and abilities with access to excellent music and dance education in a community that nurtures and encourages personal achievement. Today's guest is Jennifer Philips. She is the Assistant Dean and Chair of Expressive Arts and Music FUNdamentals at the Hochstein School. She is a Board Certified Music Therapist and a Certified Neurologic Music Therapist.
Listen in to learn more about the programs offered at this local arts organization.
Website: https://hochstein.org/Support the show
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Brighid Gavin is a Parent Coach and the owner of Childhood Behavior Solutions. Brighid has a Bachelors Degree is Early Childhood Education from John Carroll University and a Masters Degree in Early Childhood and Special Education from Buffalo State. She is currently pursuing her licensure in applied behavior analysis. She is a behavior specialist and parent coach. Tune in to learn more about how she is working to support families with their quest toward understanding and optimizing their children's behaviors.
Website: http://childhoodbehaviorsolutions.com/
Instagram: @childhoodbehaviorsolutionsSupport the show
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Pamela Reed Sanchez is the President and CEO of the Seneca Park Zoo Society. The Seneca Park Zoo Society is a nonprofit education and conservation organization that works as a support partner to Monroe County in operating the Seneca Park Zoo.
The Monroe County website notes, "In 1957, the Seneca Park Zoo Society was chartered as an educational institution by New York State. Since that time, the Society has evolved into a non-profit organization that supports and promotes the zoo by running educational programs, special events, marketing and public relations efforts, fund raising, and food and gift operations. The Society offers memberships that are very popular with area families. The next major improvement to the zoo was opened in the early 1970s and provided a polar bear grotto, which was a great improvement for the zoo’s two famous polar bears, Penny and Nickels. As their names suggest, Penny and Nickels were brought to the zoo through the pennies and nickels collected by the area’s school children."
Listen in to learn more about the Zoo's mission, the educational work occurring both inside the zoo and out in the community, as well as the role zoos play in conservation at home and abroad.
Website: https://www.monroecounty.gov/parks-zoo
Website: https://senecaparkzoo.org/Support the show
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On this episode, Sarah talks with Brittany Hodges, a medical student at the University of Rochester. Britt serves as a Health Equity Leader, a program of the National Medical Fellowships to develop future health care leaders with the knowledge, skills, and competencies to promote health equity for medically under-served communities. Listen in as they discuss food insecurity, urban gardening, and medical education.
To connect with Britt, you can find her on Twitter: @FutureDr_BrittSupport the show
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On this episode of the podcast we welcome Amanda Gozigian. She is a Program Manager for Ronald McDonald House Charities of Rochester, NY (RMHCR). RMHCR's mission is to support the health and wellness of children and families through innovative programming, supportive services and community partnerships. Amanda discusses many of the RMHCR programs in our area and how this agency works to provide a "home-away-from-home" to families while their loved one receive necessary medical care.
Website: https://rmhcrochester.org/Support the show
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In this episode Sarah talks with Shawn Gee from SRGMF, a strategic brand consulting firm here in Rochester. Listen in to learn about his journey from the music industry to consulting with organizations such as Hinge Neighbors to his work mentoring youth.
To learn more visit: https://www.srgmf.com/Support the show
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On this episode Sarah talks with Cheryl Carleton from Flower City Down Syndrome Network. Cheryl shares her experience as a mother of a child with Down Syndrome as well as the work that Flower City Down Syndrome Network does for our Greater Rochester community.
To learn more, visit: www.fcdsn.com
Or email: [email protected]Support the show
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In this episode of the podcast Megan interviews Anita O’Brien. She is the Founder and Executive Director of Rochester Accessible Adventures. Rochester Accessible Adventures is on a mission to improve the health and wellness of people with disabilities by guiding communities to create a culture of physical accessibility, social inclusion, and equitable open access in recreation, sports and tourism.
Website: https://rochesteraccessibleadventures.org/
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 585-491-6011Support the show
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September is Early Intervention Awareness Month! On today's podcast Megan speaks with Tracey Taylor. Tracey is the co-chair of the Monroe County Local Early Intervention Coordinating Council, an Occupational Therapist, and a parent. She is also the interim program director for the Occupational Therapy Assistant Program at Bryant and Stratton College.
Monroe County Website: https://www.monroecounty.gov/hdchild-ei
Early Intervention Phone: 585 753-KIDS (585 753-5437)
Email Tracey Taylor: [email protected]
EI Awareness Month 2022 Info: https://www.monroecounty.gov/hdchild-ei-awareness-monthSupport the show
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In this episode Megan speaks with members of URMC's Sickle Cell Advocacy Team. This interdisciplinary group of physicians and patient advocates has come together to improve the quality of care for patients with Sickle Cell Disease, especially at the critical point at which they transition into adult care.
Our guests:
Dr. Suzie Noronha
Dr. Francis Coyne
Dr. Dan Sheehan
Sharee Turpin
Email Dr. Noronha: [email protected]
Roc-City Sicklers Support and Advocacy Group Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/pages/category/Community/Roc-City-Sicklers-693225020760644/
URMC Sickle Cell Anemia Webpage: https://www.urmc.rochester.edu/complex-care-center/community-resources-support/sickle-cell-anemia.aspxSupport the show
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Bill Moehle has served as Brighton Town Supervisor since January 1, 2012. On this episode he and Megan discuss his favorite things about Brighton, what it means to be a town supervisor, and some of the town's history in addition to his own!
Town Biography: https://www.townofbrighton.org/298/Biography-of-Supervisor-William-Moehle
Town Website: https://www.townofbrighton.org/
Brighton Farmer's Market: https://www.townofbrighton.org/668/Brighton-Farmers-Market
Twitter: @BillMoehle1Support the show
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This week Sarah is talking with Joe Di Fiore, Executive Director of City Roots Community Land Trust. Confused about how a community land trust (CLT) works? Listen in and find out how City Roots works to preserve and increase the number of homes, rental properties, and community opportunities that are permanently affordable for future generations of Rochester families.
To learn more visit: https://www.cityrootsclt.org/
FB, IG, and Twitter: @CityRootsCLTSupport the show
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Heather is the Chief Executive Officer of NAMI Rochester. NAMI stands for the National Alliance on Mental Illness and their mission is to: "provide support, education and advocacy to individuals and families of all cultural backgrounds who are living with mental illness." On this episode of the podcast Megan speaks with Heather about the services offered through NAMI and the current supports available for individuals struggling with mental illness and their families.
Website: https://www.namiroc.org/Support the show
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On this episode meet Calvin Eaton, social entrepreneur and founder of 540WMain, a non-profit anti-racist platform. Calvin founded 540WMain in 2016 as a grassroots community space in the Susan B. Anthony district of Rochester, NY. He and his team work to engage the community through anti-racist, accessible, and compelling digital and virtual content, centering Black and Indigenous thinkers and creators. Listen in as Sarah talks with him about how he's working to educate our community on social justice issues and make an impact.
To learn more:
https://540westmain.org/
Twitter: @540wmain
FB & IG: @540WMainSupport the show
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Amanda Ashley Rodriguez is originally from Long Island. She began writing and composing at the early age of fourteen and was performing solo by the age of sixteen in local coffee houses. After graduating from SUNY Fredonia, Amanda found her way into the Rochester, NY community as a local performer and musician’s event coordinator. Amanda’s local musical work includes teaching privately, performing, hosting, and organizing a plethora of social opportunities which encourage growth, community, and education; all while providing a platform for artists to be showcased. Girls Rock! Rochester is dedicated to using music as a vehicle for personal growth and positive change for girls, women, and the LGBTQ+ community. This organization works to empower girls and LGBTQ+ youth in our community through music.
Website: https://girlsrockrochester.org/Support the show
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The Rochester office of the Western NY Lead Poisoning Resource Center is supported by the New York State Department of Health.
We provide:
Education and support to medical providers and local health departments within the region. Our center works to improve lead testing and provide education and prevention activities.Consultation with medical providers on the medical management of children and pregnant women with lead poisoningConsultation with local health department staff on case coordination of children and pregnant women with lead poisoningProvision of lead poisoning prevention information and materials to medical providers and the publicTake Action!
Make sure children are tested at ages 1 & 2Be aware of possible lead hazards in or near any buildings built before 1978Use lead-safe practices when renovating, repairing, or painting a building built before 1978If you are pregnant be sure to get tested for lead, avoid doing renovations yourself, make sure people doing renovations are EPA certified and use lead safe work practices, and test for lead dust when renovation is completeIf your child has been exposed to lead, it is important to: Prevent further exposure. Contact your county health department lead poisoning program for further advice.Evaluate diet and correct nutritional deficiencies, especially in iron, calcium, zinc, and vitamins C, D, and E.Be aware of potential attention, learning, and behavior management needs, and seek appropriate services. Younger children (less than three years old) may qualify for a referral to Early Intervention Services. Parents can request an evaluation by their school district’s Committee on Preschool Special Education for children 3 years of age and older who are not yet in school and may need additional support. Children enrolled in school would be referred to the school district’s Committee on Special Education should specific needs arise.Western NY Lead Poisoning Resource Center website
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Who doesn't love Dolly Parton? Did you know she is not only one of the best American singer/songwriters, but also a huge advocate for early literacy? Dr. Matthew Present, a 3rd year pediatrics resident at the University of Rochester Medical Center, has established a branch of her wildly successful Dolly Parton Imagination Libraries right here in Rochester. Listen in as Sarah talks with him about how getting free books to kids can help improve reading skills and benefit the whole family.
To learn more or support the Rochester Imagination Library visit:
https://www.rochesterimaginationlibrary.org/
FB and IG: @ImaginationLibraryROCSupport the show
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In this episode Sarah talks with Santos Jasmine Montanez from Ibero American Action League. Ibero is a dual-language multi-service agency that uplifts, empowers, and advocates for Latinos and the underserved. Santos is a Substance Abuse Prevention Coordinator working with their Youth Substance Abuse Prevention Program.
Resources mentioned during the episode:
https://www.ibero.org/
Call 311 for any needs.
Find Ibero on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and YouTube.
Call: 585-256-8900Support the show
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On this episode of the podcast we speak with Liza Savage-Katz. She has been teaching yoga and fitness since 2002 with students ranging in age from 2 to 92 (literally).
Her company, KaleidoscopeME™ is an EDUtainment productions and software development company focused on the creation of movement, mindfulness, and social-emotional learning platforms for children. Liza co-created KaleidoscopeME™ with Leah Kalish, founder of Move-with-Me Yoga Adventures. Listen in to hear how passionate she is about this work and her love of helping people!
Website: https://kaleidoscopeme.org/Support the show
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In this episode Sarah interviews Jody Todd Manly, the Clinical Director of Mt. Hope Family Center. Mt. Hope Family Center is a unique program that both provides direct clinical services and conducts research to help improve the lives of children and families who have experienced violence, abuse, neglect, or trauma. Listen in and learn more!
For more information:
Website - https://www.psych.rochester.edu/MHFC/
TRANSFORM Research Center - http://thetransformcenter.org/
Call the Center at: 585-275-2991Support the show
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