Ayanna Nance is a Vancouver‑born nonprofit director whose work is grounded in a deep commitment to recovery, community empowerment, and systems change. Co-hosts Karen Morrison and Elizabeth Madrigal speak with Ayanna about her long‑term recovery from substance use and mental health disorders, and how she draws on her lived experience to support individuals who are […]
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In Part 2, guests Loulou Fernandez and Sharon Cousineau, as the program manager and assigned lawyer respectively, with the Housing Justice Project of the Clark County Volunteer Lawyers Program, talk with Karen Morrison and Elizabeth Madrigal about their work with low-income individuals and marginalized communities. The non-profit’s vision is to assure a legal system that
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In Part 1, guests Loulou Fernandez and Sharon Cousineau, as the program manager and assigned lawyer respectively, with the Housing Justice Project of the Clark County Volunteer Lawyers Program, talk with Karen Morrison and Elizabeth Madrigal about their work with low-income individuals and marginalized communities. The non-profit’s vision is to assure a legal system that
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In this two-part episode hosts Karen Morrison and Elizabeth Madrigal speak with banker Amy Reeves, who is a Senior Vice President and the SW Washington Regional manager of OnPoint Community Credit Union. Their conversation centers on women, understanding our relationship with money and a few beginning steps for building wealth. Amy Reeves has 24 years
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In this two-part episode hosts Karen Morrison and Elizabeth Madrigal speak with banker Amy Reeves, who is a Senior Vice President and the SW Washington Regional manager of OnPoint Community Credit Union. Their conversation centers on women, understanding our relationship with money and a few beginning steps for building wealth. Amy Reeves has 24 years
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Dr. Falguni Shah immigrated to the U.S. from Mumbai, India in 2001 with big dreams and a deep commitment to learning and service.She recently spoke at the Pathways to Flourishing health equity summit organized by Odyssey World International Education and held at Washington State University Vancouver. Karen Morrison and Elizabeth Madrigal talk with her about
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Dr. Falguni Shah immigrated to the U.S. from Mumbai, India in 2001 with big dreams and a deep commitment to learning and service.She recently spoke at the Pathways to Flourishing health equity summit organized by Odyssey World International Education and held at Washington State University Vancouver. Karen Morrison and Elizabeth Madrigal talk with her about
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In part 2 of our interview, we are joined by Wendy Bukoski, the founder and CEO of Ohana Self Defense, and Lacey Meehan, a licensed mental health therapist and a volunteer instructor at Ohana.
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Today we are joined by Wendy Bukowski, the founder and CEO of Ohana Self Defense, and Lacey Meehan, a licensed mental health therapist and a volunteer instructor at Ohana.
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From Business to Beignets with Bonnie Brasure Bonnie Brasure, an unapologetic risktaker, founded Vancouver’s French-inspired Bleu Door Bakery & Cafe in 2011. In this conversation she tells her origin story as a chef, talks about the challenges of a business committed to offering quality products and why local business support for a community matters. Her
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