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The dynamic women in our midst series continues with Mrs. Dana Michelle Maule of Northside Pride. This dynamic guest and Executive Director continues to make Pathways and bring down barriers to the great history of the Jacksonville Northside area. An area known as Durkeeville has been a diamond in the rough for few decades. This historic neighborhood has brought forth some of America’s greatest history, and without question, Florida history. With great water ways, parks, monumental buildings, schools, and small businesses, Durkeeville has rich history that needs to be preserved. Neighborhood Preservation is the name, Neighborhood development and escalation is the game. With a new episodic documentary on the rise, this neighborhood of North Jacksonville, Florida will never be forgotten, again. Follow us: @caresjii www.caresjustice.org

In this episode, Jocelyn Turner and Dr. Vicki Waytowich, spoke about the work that’s taking place with and through the Partnership of Child Health. They helped us to understand the ideology of hope and healing as it relates to the disparities among youth in our community. Tune in and be inspired by two women who have devoted decades to the assurance of children’s mental and physical safety. Two women who have aspired to make sure that every child has Hope. Follow us: @caresjii www.caresjustice.org

Dr. Belinda Slater gives an awe inspiring message with statistics and remedies, on how to show true love to our youth through education. With decades of commitment and dedication to giving every child, an opportunity to thrive in their future, Belinda Slater gives a roadmap of not only great education among minority children, but a roadmap to great Christian education. Instilling a world view that has a biblical lens, Dr. Slater believes that nothing is impossible for every child. There is an educational system that can work. She also emphasized that education should start at home; and she ended the podcast with what every parent, professional, administrator, and person working in the educational system should do, prayer. Follow us: @caresjii www.caresjustice.org

This podcast was with the Hon. Judge Walter H. Rice. As we took a dive into the wells of justice, through the eyes of a federal judge, we explored laws, the current climate, and the ultimate mindset that it takes to sit in the seat of Justice in 2025. The conversation was both a history lesson and a hope for the future. This judge is not only an icon, but a model of integrity, humanity, and impeccable moral values. Judge Walter H. Rice not only represents what is good in this great country, but sets a standard. Along with inviting all people to conversations to truly understand the plight of those who have not had the quality of opportunity that others may have enjoyed, he also challenges us not to point blame but to take action and creating a more equitable community for all. Follow us: @caresjii www.caresjustice.org

Today’s podcast will highlight the importance for high risk communities receiving the information that is needed to live a long, healthy life. Our guest, Victor Cora will speak specifically about brain health and the work that is taking place through the Mayo Clinic ADRC in Jacksonville, Florida. Healing and reducing disparities start with intentional efforts to get information and access to those places that have normally been deserts to health literacy. Listen, in as Mr. Cora gives us keys to keeping our lives free from brain disease through continued research, practical lifestyle changes, and new advances. Follow us: @caresjii www.caresjustice.org

Today’s episode is about second chances. Who deserves a second chance? Who will give a second chance? In order to give someone a second chance you have to take a chance. Today we talk to Greg Winbush about a second chance program and a second chance initiative that is making tremendous progress in Columbus, Ohio. Winbush Enterprise Inc., pardons, sealings, expungements, and new pathways to progress are found with Winbush Enterprise, Inc., providing equity for a second chance. Follow us: @caresjii www.caresjustice.org

This month’s episode, "Is there still racism in America?", Is a vibrant conversation with an esteemed psychologist and psychiatrist who has written many books and been a part of several teaching cohorts, court cases, depositions, conversations, and experiences. This conversation was rich, not only because of the content, but because of the personal experiences and in depth research of Dr. Frederick Peterson. This podcast will give a unique perspective but will also help with understanding both the plight and the fragility that occurs around race relations and equitable opportunities in America. Follow us: @caresjii www.caresjustice.org

Today’s broadcast will feature two of the City Of Dayton’s most prolific community leaders as it relates to voting and the voice of the community. Mrs. Corba, the executive director of the league of women voters and David Greer the chairman for the northwest priority board will help us discuss the history, rights and power of voting, citizenship, understanding the issues, knowing the candidates, mapping, and the election process. Follow us: @caresjii www.caresjustice.org

Tune in to our SPECIAL Juneteenth Podcast. On June 19, 2024 Bishop Mark and Lady Angela Mcguire share a heart-to-heart conversation about racial equity, the upcoming presidential election, and even the impacts of AI on the BIPOC community. We hope you enjoy this epic conversation. Share it with your network of friends who care about justice. Follow us: @caresjii www.caresjustice.org

Today’s broadcast will feature things like gentrification and economic development. We will be talking with one of the executives with LIFT JAX, Travis Williams, an organization looking to address poverty with a four prong systematic approach. Community development starts and ends with partnerships. This interview will highlight not only partnerships, but pivotal collaborations that will help improve the welfare of neighborhoods and the potential of its future vitality. Follow us: @caresjii www.caresjustice.org

Today we will discuss Systemic Poverty in America, and especially among BIPOC communities. An expert in the field will help us to uncover trends, stigmas, root causes, and best of solutions and strategies to help families experience real well-being. Today we welcome Heather Cunningham of Think Tank, Inc. Follow us: @caresjii www.caresjustice.org

Right now in America, there are certain questions that are being asked as it relates to history and education surrounding the African-American student. Things like, CRT and The AP courses are at the forefront of the black academic experience. Today’s podcast featuring Dr. Yusef and Dr. Nelson, helps us to understand What is it that needs to be conveyed to both empower African-American students and bring the nation into accountability. We also explore the question “Why an HBCU?”  This powerful information and insight will also share What students are saying about Higher Education and how difficult it is, or how empowering it is to be a professor in today’s college/university atmosphere. Follow us: @caresjii www.caresjustice.org

Today’s podcast was a composite of wisdom by one of the Global Generals of the Body of Christ. Bishop Dr. Vaughn M. McLaughlin gives tremendous insight into social justice, civil rights, and racial equity. His wisdom and experience shed light on how we as Americans can unify to see real Justice prevail, and permeate our society. The commentary is inspiring, and will help lead us in a greater effort to see and encounter a glimpse of the “beloved community“. Follow us: @caresjii www.caresjustice.org

Judge Walter Rice and Bishop McGuire. The pair began their mentoring journey 25 years ago in an unconventional way when Bishop McGuire appeared as a defendant in Judge Rice’s courtroom. Tune in to learn about the 4-word phrase Judge Rice uttered that changed Bishop McGuire’s life. Learn how persistence, dedication, integrity and tenacity transformed their interactions into a mentoring relationship that has engendered mutual respect, learning and life lessons for mentor and mentee.

Our May podcast included the featured TEDx presenter, Dr. Tammy Hodo. Dr. Hodo gave us an inside look and a researched view of the constructs of race, bias, and the need for increased diversity and inclusion in America. Subjects like implicit bias and micro aggression are addressed in this podcast in a very educated and inspiring way. All things diverse is the name of her game. Find us at: @caresjii www.caresjustice.org