Toward a More Just Future
by Rutgers School of Social WorkToward a More Just Future is a podcast from Rutgers School of Social Work. We envision a future for our world that is grounded in justice, and we are committed to leading for justice through a focus on innovation, excellence, collaboration, and community. Deeply grounded in inclusion, intersectionality, diversity, equity, and advancement, this podcast explores a variety of topics pertinent to social workers and social work students working towards progress. Season two will focus on conversations with individuals who are working on the ground to make progress toward justice and equality.
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Episodes
S1E3: Rapid Fire with Valerie Biden Owens
2m · PublishedTune in as Toward a More Just Future's season one host Marla Blunt-Carter speaks with Valerie Biden Owens.
Biden Owens has dedicated her long career and distinguished career to public service, empowerment of women, advancement of important public policy, and service to the disadvantaged. She led all seven U.S. Senate campaigns in President Joesph R. Biden, Jr.'s political career and was his principal surrogate on the campaign trail. She is one of the first women in the United States to have managed a presidential campaign. Valerie currently serves as Vice Chair of the Biden Institute at the University of Delaware.
S1E3: In the Spotlight with Valerie Biden Owens
31m · PublishedTune in as Toward a More Just Future's season one host Marla Blunt-Carter speaks with Valerie Biden Owens.
Biden Owens has dedicated her long career and distinguished career to public service, empowerment of women, advancement of important public policy, and service to the disadvantaged. She led all seven U.S. Senate campaigns in President Joesph R. Biden, Jr.'s political career and was his principal surrogate on the campaign trail. She is one of the first women in the United States to have managed a presidential campaign. Valerie currently serves as Vice Chair of the Biden Institute at the University of Delaware.
S1E2 Bonus: Rapid Fire with Sarah McBride
4m · PublishedJoin Toward a More Just Future season one host, Marla Blunt-Carter for a rapid-fire interview with episode two guest, Delaware State Senator Sarah McBride.
S1E2: In the Spotlight with Sarah McBride
35m · PublishedTune in to episode two as Toward a More Just Future's season one host Marla Blunt-Carter speaks with activist and elected official Sarah McBride. McBride is the first transgender state senator in the country, making her the highest-ranking transgender elected official in United States history.
S1E1 Bonus: Rapid Fire with Lisa Blunt Rochester
5m · PublishedJoin Toward a More Just Future season 1 host, Marla Blunt-Carter for a rapid-fire interview with episode 1 guest, Delaware Congresswoman, Lisa Blunt Rochester.
S1E1: In the Spotlight with Lisa Blunt Rochester
27m · PublishedSeason 1 Episode 1 of Toward a More Just Future features host, Marla Blunt-Carter in conversation with Delaware Congresswoman, Lisa Blunt Rochester. The first African American and first woman to serve in this role, Congresswoman Blunt Rochester is no doubt a change maker.
Trailer: Toward a More Just Future Season 1
49s · PublishedToward a More Just Future is a podcast from Rutgers School of Social Work. We envision a future for our world that is grounded in justice, and we are committed to leading for justice through a focus on innovation, excellence, collaboration, and community. Deeply grounded in inclusion, intersectionality, diversity, equity, and advancement, this podcast explores a variety of topics pertinent to social workers and social work students working towards progress.
Season 1 is called "In the Spotlight” and is hosted by Marla Blunt-Carter, Assistant Professor.
Toward a More Just Future has 17 episodes in total of non- explicit content. Total playtime is 5:03:22. The language of the podcast is English. This podcast has been added on November 27th 2022. It might contain more episodes than the ones shown here. It was last updated on April 24th, 2024 04:44.