In this episode of the Public Affairs podcast, host Sky Houston talks with Harris County Clerk Tenesha Hudspeth about the upcoming May 26 primary runoff election. They discuss the importance of every vote, especially in local elections, and how it can impact the community. Tanisha shares details about early voting, mail-in ballots, and the last day to apply for a mail ballot. She also emphasizes the significance of exercising one's right to vote and how it's not just about the individual, but about the community as a whole.

In this episode of the Public Affairs podcast, host Sky Houston talks with Harris County Clerk Tenesha Hudspeth about the upcoming May 26 primary runoff election. They discuss the importance of every vote, especially in local elections, and how it can impact the community. Tanisha shares details about early voting, mail-in ballots, and the last day to apply for a mail ballot. She also emphasizes the significance of exercising one's right to vote and how it's not just about the individual, but about the community as a whole.

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 MAY 26TH PRIMARY RUNOFF | TENESHIA HUDSPETH, HARRIS COUNTY CLERK

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Camp Hope, a six to nine month program for veterans struggling with PTSD, is more than just a place to stay - it's a community that offers a unique, Christ-based approach to trauma care. This episode delves into the heart of what makes Camp Hope so special, from its peer-to-peer support to its evidence-based modalities like EMDR, CPT, and WET. The team at Camp Hope is dedicated to helping veterans heal from the inside out, addressing not just combat trauma, but also childhood trauma and moral injury.

The program's clinical manager, Sarah, shares her insights on the importance of safety and connection in the healing process, and how Camp Hope's approach sets it apart from other organizations. The team's use of somatic work, nature therapy, and peer-to-peer support creates a holistic environment that allows veterans to feel seen and heard. With a 44% graduation rate, Camp Hope is making a real difference in the lives of its participants.

But what sets Camp Hope apart is its commitment to community and connection. The team believes that isolation kills, but connection cures, and they're working to break down the stigma surrounding mental health in the veteran community. By offering a safe space for veterans to share their stories and connect with others who understand, Camp Hope is helping to rebuild lives and restore hope.

If you're a veteran struggling with PTSD, or if you know someone who is, this episode is a must-listen. Hear the stories of those who have been through the program and learn about the incredible work being done at Camp Hope. Listen as the team shares their insights on what makes their program so effective and how you can get involved to support their mission.

Camp Hope, a six to nine month program for veterans struggling with PTSD, is more than just a place to stay - it's a community that offers a unique, Christ-based approach to trauma care. This episode delves into the heart of what makes Camp Hope so special, from its peer-to-peer support to its evidence-based modalities like EMDR, CPT, and WET. The team at Camp Hope is dedicated to helping veterans heal from the inside out, addressing not just combat trauma, but also childhood trauma and moral injury.The program's clinical manager, Sarah, shares her insights on the importance of safety and connection in the healing process, and how Camp Hope's approach sets it apart from other organizations. The team's use of somatic work, nature therapy, and peer-to-peer support creates a holistic environment that allows veterans to feel seen and heard. With a 44% graduation rate, Camp Hope is making a real difference in the lives of its participants.But what sets Camp Hope apart is its commitment to community and connection. The team believes that isolation kills, but connection cures, and they're working to break down the stigma surrounding mental health in the veteran community. By offering a safe space for veterans to share their stories and connect with others who understand, Camp Hope is helping to rebuild lives and restore hope.If you're a veteran struggling with PTSD, or if you know someone who is, this episode is a must-listen. Hear the stories of those who have been through the program and learn about the incredible work being done at Camp Hope. Listen as the team shares their insights on what makes their program so effective and how you can get involved to support their mission.

 CAMP HOPE PTSD FOUNDATION OF AMERICA

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As the May 26 primary runoff election approaches, Harris County Clerk Tenesha Hudspeth is reminding voters that every single vote carries double weight in this crucial election. With multiple elections taking place in May, it's essential to know the details of the primary runoff and how to participate.

This episode of the Public Affairs Podcast delves into the importance of voting in the primary runoff, particularly in Harris County. Tenesha Hudspeth shares valuable information about the election process, including the dates, times, and ways to cast your ballot. She emphasizes that voters can still participate in the runoff even if they didn't vote in the primary, and that the deadline for mail-in ballots is May 26. The conversation also touches on the significance of voting in local elections and how it affects the community.

The episode also features a heartwarming conversation with Jeffrey Peck, a member of the W.E.B Dubois Legacy Foundation, as he discusses the history and legacy of Forest Brook and Smiley High School and their upcoming 60th Birthday celebration. He shares stories about the schools' rich history, the importance of community and Black excellence, and how these values have shaped him and his peers.

As the May 26 primary runoff election approaches, Harris County Clerk Tenesha Hudspeth is reminding voters that every single vote carries double weight in this crucial election. With multiple elections taking place in May, it's essential to know the details of the primary runoff and how to participate.
This episode of the Public Affairs Podcast delves into the importance of voting in the primary runoff, particularly in Harris County. Tenesha Hudspeth shares valuable information about the election process, including the dates, times, and ways to cast your ballot. She emphasizes that voters can still participate in the runoff even if they didn't vote in the primary, and that the deadline for mail-in ballots is May 26. The conversation also touches on the significance of voting in local elections and how it affects the community.
The episode also features a heartwarming conversation with Jeffrey Peck, a member of the W.E.B Dubois Legacy Foundation, as he discusses the history and legacy of Forest Brook and Smiley High School and their upcoming 60th Birthday celebration. He shares stories about the schools' rich history, the importance of community and Black excellence, and how these values have shaped him and his peers.

HARRIS MAY 26TH ELECTION, TENESHIA HUDSPETH and SMILEY / FOREST BROOK'S 60th REUNION

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In a world where young women are often discouraged from pursuing their dreams, one school is working to change the narrative. The Young Women's Leadership School of ALIEF ISD is a brand new school that's dedicated to empowering young women to lead, innovate, and find their voices unapologetically. In this episode, we're joined by Principal Tamara Albury, who shares the school's mission and vision for its students.

The school is part of a network of 12 schools in Texas that provide opportunities for young women to thrive. With a focus on closing the "dream gap," the school aims to help its students believe in their potential and pursue their passions. Principal Albury shares inspiring stories of students who have gone on to achieve great things, from becoming nurses to receiving full-ride scholarships to top universities. She also talks about the importance of building relationships and providing opportunities for students to develop essential life skills.

One of the unique aspects of the school is its emphasis on building a sense of community and providing equal opportunities for all students. The school's uniform policy, for example, is designed to reduce socioeconomic pressures and create a sense of equality among students. Principal Albury also discusses the importance of teaching students how to navigate different social situations and communicate effectively.

If you're interested in learning more about the Young Women's Leadership School of ALIEF ISD and how it's making a difference in the lives of its students, tune in to this episode to hear Principal Albury's inspiring story and learn more about the school's mission and vision.

In a world where young women are often discouraged from pursuing their dreams, one school is working to change the narrative. The Young Women's Leadership School of ALIEF ISD is a brand new school that's dedicated to empowering young women to lead, innovate, and find their voices unapologetically. In this episode, we're joined by Principal Tamara Albury, who shares the school's mission and vision for its students.
The school is part of a network of 12 schools in Texas that provide opportunities for young women to thrive. With a focus on closing the "dream gap," the school aims to help its students believe in their potential and pursue their passions. Principal Albury shares inspiring stories of students who have gone on to achieve great things, from becoming nurses to receiving full-ride scholarships to top universities. She also talks about the importance of building relationships and providing opportunities for students to develop essential life skills.
One of the unique aspects of the school is its emphasis on building a sense of community and providing equal opportunities for all students. The school's uniform policy, for example, is designed to reduce socioeconomic pressures and create a sense of equality among students. Principal Albury also discusses the importance of teaching students how to navigate different social situations and communicate effectively.
If you're interested in learning more about the Young Women's Leadership School of ALIEF ISD and how it's making a difference in the lives of its students, tune in to this episode to hear Principal Albury's inspiring story and learn more about the school's mission and vision.

THE YOUNG WOMENS LEADERSHIP SCHOOL OF ALIEF ISD | PRINCIPAL TAMARA ALBURY

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MAY 26TH PRIMARY RUNOFF | TENESHIA HUDSPETH, HARRIS COUNTY CLERK

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