Sanctuary of Hope's Woke Moments: Recent Episodes
SOH's Woke Moments
Woke Moments is the conversation on issues and hot topics that are impacting young generations hosted by Sanctuary of Hope’s Executive Director Janet Kelly. Sanctuary of Hope is a housing and education program that serves vulnerable youth, young adults, and young parent populations, ages 16 to 25, who are homeless, foster care/probation, extremely low-income or at-promises.
Janet Kelly is back for the new year along with an all-female panel to discuss the types of support young women in crisis in need to get on their feet or past struggles as well as share resources and stories of overcoming a crisis through mentorship or other means, given that January is National Mentorship Month.
Woke Moments podcast conversation on Advancing Racial Equity in Juvenile Justice Reform as we close Homeless Youth Awareness Month.
Hear from foster youth experts and community members who have played a role in supporting families and youth to thrive.
Hear from foster youth experts and community members who have played a role in supporting families and youth to thrive.
Sanctuary of Hope's Executive Director, Janet Kelly hosts Woke Moments. Conversation on issues and hot topics impacting young generations. April is national child abuse prevention month and our family experts will provide insights on supports needed for young family resiliency.
Sanctuary of Hope's Executive Director, Janet Kelly hosts Woke Moments. Conversation on issues and hot topics impacting young generations. April is national child abuse prevention month and our family experts will provide insights on supports needed for young family resiliency.
From a cultural perspective, learn why young people have apprehensions about vaccinating and what they are doing to stay safe and healthy.
Sanctuary of Hope's Executive Director, Janet Kenny a discussion on “Curbing Black Suicide”. Hear from thought leaders in the field of well-being and trauma about this overlooked health crisis and the impact of the pandemic.
Guest Host, Earl Edwards and a panel of all Black men discusses the types of supports young Black males in crisis need to get on their feet or past struggles as well as share resources and stories of overcoming a crisis through mentorship or other means, given that January is National Mentorship Month.
We closing Homeless Youth Awareness Month with a conversation on Unhoused and Parenting with current and former SOH participants, and SOH's South LA program coordinator, Tiana Brown!
Empowering Community College Students To Thrive with Los Angeles Community College District (LACCD) current and former transfer students, student support leaders, and candidates for the LACCD.
A conversation about Back To School: Increasing successful educational outcomes for young people with housing insecurities.
How much faith does it take to foster a youth in the city of Los Angeles and the South Bay? We’re discussing with Nancy Harris and Grace Weltman faith and fostering during a pandemic for Foster Care Awareness Month.
Former Foster Youth Japheth Craig sat down with us for a very informative #WokeMoment about Covid-19 and how an entrepreneurial mindset is needed during these times.
A conversation about youth during Covid-19 and how we can provide positive environments to help them cope.