EAC More To Do: Episode 5 

Protecting Long Island Children: Warning Signs, Risk Factors, and Education. 

In this episode of "More To Do," Lisa Mirabile, CEO and President of Vertigo Media Group and an EAC Network board member, and Robert Stricoff, Chief Development Officer at EAC Network, welcome three very special guests to the show: Andrea Ramos-Topper, Division Director of Children's Services, Stephanie Muller, Safe Harbour Program Supervisor, and Keryn Lemp, Community Educator at EAC's Child Advocacy Center. All play important roles in protecting Long Island children from risks such as sexual assault, sex trafficking, and abuse. Listen to this important episode to learn more about the warning signs and preventable measures we can take to protect our children here in Suffolk County.

EAC More To Do: Episode 5 
Protecting Long Island Children: Warning Signs, Risk Factors, and Education. 
In this episode of "More To Do," Lisa Mirabile, CEO and President of Vertigo Media Group and an EAC Network board member, and Robert Stricoff, Chief Development Officer at EAC Network, welcome three very special guests to the show: Andrea Ramos-Topper, Division Director of Children's Services, Stephanie Muller, Safe Harbour Program Supervisor, and Keryn Lemp, Community Educator at EAC's Child Advocacy Center. All play important roles in protecting Long Island children from risks such as sexual assault, sex trafficking, and abuse. Listen to this important episode to learn more about the warning signs and preventable measures we can take to protect our children here in Suffolk County.

The EAC Network provides over 103 programs that help improve so many lives across Long Island and NYC, however, it just doesn't seem like its enough. There is always "More to Do." More people to Help and New Ways to help them. If you support job creation, protecting our Children and helping Seniors then you want to to listen and find out how to get involved because there is always more to do. Visit EAC-Network.com

The EAC Network provides over 103 programs that help improve so many lives across Long Island and NYC, however, it just doesn't seem like its enough. There is always "More to Do." More people to Help and New Ways to help them. If you support job creation, protecting our Children and helping Seniors then you want to to listen and find out how to get involved because there is always more to do. Visit EAC-Network.com

EAC More to Do

EAC Network is a not-for-profit social service agency that empowers, assists, and cares for over 43,220 people in need through 100 programs across Long Island and New York City. Our mission is to respond to human needs with programs and services that protect children, promote healthy families and communities, help seniors, and empower individuals to take control of their lives.

EAC Network is a not-for-profit social service agency that empowers, assists, and cares for over 43,220 people in need through 100 programs across Long Island and New York City. Our mission is to respond to human needs with programs and services that protect children, promote healthy families and communities, help seniors, and empower individuals to take control of their lives.

Protecting Long Island Children: Warning Signs, Risk Factors, and Education.

Join Paul M. O'Brian, a distinguished attorney from Burner Prudenti Law PC, as he delves into the impactful work he spearheads alongside the EAC Network. In this compelling podcast, listeners are invited to explore the intersection of law, advocacy, and community service. Through thought-provoking discussions, Paul sheds light on the vital initiatives undertaken by the EAC Network, ranging from legal aid and social justice to fostering a culture of empowerment and support for those in need. Tune in to gain valuable insights into how law can be a force for positive change, and be inspired by the remarkable stories of transformation and resilience shared by Paul and his team. 

Join Paul M. O'Brian, a distinguished attorney from Burner Prudenti Law PC, as he delves into the impactful work he spearheads alongside the EAC Network. In this compelling podcast, listeners are invited to explore the intersection of law, advocacy, and community service. Through thought-provoking discussions, Paul sheds light on the vital initiatives undertaken by the EAC Network, ranging from legal aid and social justice to fostering a culture of empowerment and support for those in need. Tune in to gain valuable insights into how law can be a force for positive change, and be inspired by the remarkable stories of transformation and resilience shared by Paul and his team.

EAC Golf Outing Honoree Paul M. O'Brian ESQ. , Join is for golf for good in may 20 as we honor Paul O’Brian

Episode 15: Back to School SAFETY ALERT: Unpacking Erin’s Law in New York State Schools

Welcome to the newest installment of the "More to Do" podcast from EAC. As we send ou children back to school, Robert Stricoff, the Chief External Affairs Officer of the EAC Network, hosts this episode in which we hear from two very significant guests. The importance of implementing Erin's Law in New York State school systems is addressed by Keryn Lemp, a Community Educator at EAC's Suffolk County Child Advocacy Center, and Bob Vecchio, Executive Director of the Nassau-Suffolk School Boards Association. You will hear a variety of advice throughout the episode, including how to educate your child and keep them safe, how to recognize warning signals, and how to speak to your child or students if you believe they are ina dangerous situation. If you are a parent, educator, or school official, please take the time to listen to the entire episode as we get ready for a successful and safe school year.

Episode 15: Back to School SAFETY ALERT: Unpacking Erin’s Law in New York State Schools
Welcome to the newest installment of the "More to Do" podcast from EAC. As we send ou children back to school, Robert Stricoff, the Chief External Affairs Officer of the EAC Network, hosts this episode in which we hear from two very significant guests. The importance of implementing Erin's Law in New York State school systems is addressed by Keryn Lemp, a Community Educator at EAC's Suffolk County Child Advocacy Center, and Bob Vecchio, Executive Director of the Nassau-Suffolk School Boards Association. You will hear a variety of advice throughout the episode, including how to educate your child and keep them safe, how to recognize warning signals, and how to speak to your child or students if you believe they are ina dangerous situation. If you are a parent, educator, or school official, please take the time to listen to the entire episode as we get ready for a successful and safe school year.

Back to School SAFETY ALERT: Unpacking Erin’s Law in New York State Schools

Episode 14: Resolving Conflicts: Inside the World of Alternative Dispute Resolution with LIDRC

Welcome back to another installment of the "More to Do" podcast from EAC. Courtney Chicvak, Esq. joins hosts Robert Stricoff, Chief External Affairs Officer at EAC Network, and Lisa Mirabile, President and CEO of Vertigo Media Group and EAC Board Member, in this episode. Courtney is essential to a fascinating aspect of EAC's services. She is the LIDRC's Program Director for ADR Training and Development. Listen as Courtney describes what it's like to work with the leading conflict resolution professionals in our community. LIDRC exists to identify alternative and collaborative methods to mutually accepted resolutions of family problems such as divorce and elder care, as well as community disputes with a neighbor. Find out more about LIDRC and Courtney's work by listening to the full episode. 

Episode 14: Resolving Conflicts: Inside the World of Alternative Dispute Resolution with LIDRC
Welcome back to another installment of the "More to Do" podcast from EAC. Courtney Chicvak, Esq. joins hosts Robert Stricoff, Chief External Affairs Officer at EAC Network, and Lisa Mirabile, President and CEO of Vertigo Media Group and EAC Board Member, in this episode. Courtney is essential to a fascinating aspect of EAC's services. She is the LIDRC's Program Director for ADR Training and Development. Listen as Courtney describes what it's like to work with the leading conflict resolution professionals in our community. LIDRC exists to identify alternative and collaborative methods to mutually accepted resolutions of family problems such as divorce and elder care, as well as community disputes with a neighbor. Find out more about LIDRC and Courtney's work by listening to the full episode.

Protecting Long Island Children: Warning Signs, Risk Factors, and Education.

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