Disrupt the Dialogue

Disrupt the Dialogue is an American Public Human Services Association (APHSA) produced podcast designed to allow leaders of color to share their personal experience and insight regarding the effect that race has on their lives and careers. Through this open and honest sharing of individual experiences, we aim to create a common understanding of the effects that race has on leaders of color, create a community of support, and share tools and resources to support Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) leaders. 
 
Join co-hosts Tina Wright-Ervin, Organizational Effectiveness Consultant at APHSA, and Alexander Figueroa, Assistant Director of Learning and Development at APHSA for discussions with leaders in the human services sector sharing how they have dealt with challenges pertaining to race, and what their advice is to other BIPOC leaders. 
 
Be a part of Disrupt the Dialogue: use the hashtag #DisruptTheDialogue or contact us. Search for Disrupt the Dialogue on your favorite steaming platform! 
 
Disrupt the Dialogue is produced by APHSA. Editing and sound design done by Bea Mitchell. 

Our Dream Deferred

From long ago policy decisions to the ways unspoken social rules and the technology in our pockets shape our behavior, Our Dream Deferred finds experts with deep insights into why we are the way we are as a country, how it impacts our ability to deliver the public good, and what it will take to change. 
 
Join co-hosts Tracy Wareing Evans and Karen Heller Key, national leaders in human services, for the first-ever podcast of the American Public Human Services Association (APHSA). Our Dream Deferred features discussions with brilliant voices from unexpected places whose insights and lived experiences help deconstruct the American story by illuminating what we’re up against, who has been left out of the narrative, and what counterforces can finally help fulfill our nation’s promise. 

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Our Dream Deferred is produced by APHSA. Editing and sound design done by Bea Mitchell.