A couple of weekends ago, Luciana attended a fitness retreat for Team Survivor Northwest. TSNW is an organization that provides fitness and health programs, to enable women who have survived cancer to take an active role in their ongoing healing. During this retreat, she met Dr Kiran Dhillon, the Executive Director of the Cancer Vaccine Institute of UW Medicine. Guess what, it’s happening… cancer vaccines! Not just to prevent, but also to cure cancer!  That's why we decided to invite Dr Kiran Dhillon to The Sound of The Puget Sound!

A couple of weekends ago, Luciana attended a fitness retreat for Team Survivor Northwest. TSNW is an organization that provides fitness and health programs, to enable women who have survived cancer to take an active role in their ongoing healing. During this retreat, she met Dr Kiran Dhillon, the Executive Director of the Cancer Vaccine Institute of UW Medicine. Guess what, it’s happening… cancer vaccines! Not just to prevent, but also to cure cancer!  That's why we decided to invite Dr Kiran Dhillon to The Sound of The Puget Sound!

The Sound of the Puget Sound is a weekly show that keeps you connected to the issues and resources in our community. Hosted by Luciana and Pedro Bartes

The Sound of the Puget Sound is a weekly show that keeps you connected to the issues and resources in our community. Hosted by Luciana and Pedro Bartes

The Sound of the Puget Sound

Friday, March 15. Dr Kiran Dhillon, the Executive Director of the Cancer Vaccine Institute of UW Medicine

Over 16,000 people have experienced homelessness in King County at some point during this year. And about 60 percent of them had no shelter. We have a serious problem, and unless we do something about it, things can only get worse…  “The More We Love” is one of the many organizations working hard to make a difference and end homelessness in the Puget Sound.  Their holistic approach means providing resources and support in all human areas such as physical & mental health, diet & exercise, recovery, vocational training, and spiritual growth to help people transform their lives. Kristine Moreland is the President and Co-founder of “The More We Love” and she’s here with us today.

Over 16,000 people have experienced homelessness in King County at some point during this year. And about 60 percent of them had no shelter. We have a serious problem, and unless we do something about it, things can only get worse…  “The More We Love” is one of the many organizations working hard to make a difference and end homelessness in the Puget Sound.  Their holistic approach means providing resources and support in all human areas such as physical &amp; mental health, diet &amp; exercise, recovery, vocational training, and spiritual growth to help people transform their lives. Kristine Moreland is the President and Co-founder of “The More We Love” and she’s here with us today.

 Friday, December 6. Kristine Moreland President / Co-founder of “The More We Love”

In many ways military families are just like any other families. They worry about money, benefits, retirement; sometimes both parents have to work to survive; they worry about their children’s health and education, they go through marital problems, and they want to buy a nice house where to settle down. Now, in many aspects, their lives are so different… Just think of their jobs… deployment, war, relocation, isolation, separation, physical disabilities, PTSD… too many issues. Our military work extremely hard for our communities and it is not fair that so many times they have to struggle to survive… Operation Homefront works on building strong, stable, and secure military families so they can thrive in the communities they have worked so diligently to protect. Today we’re joined by Kelli Fagan, Senior Director, Region 1 of Operation Homefront here in Washington.

In many ways military families are just like any other families. They worry about money, benefits, retirement; sometimes both parents have to work to survive; they worry about their children’s health and education, they go through marital problems, and they want to buy a nice house where to settle down. Now, in many aspects, their lives are so different… Just think of their jobs… deployment, war, relocation, isolation, separation, physical disabilities, PTSD… too many issues. Our military work extremely hard for our communities and it is not fair that so many times they have to struggle to survive… Operation Homefront works on building strong, stable, and secure military families so they can thrive in the communities they have worked so diligently to protect. Today we’re joined by Kelli Fagan, Senior Director, Region 1 of Operation Homefront here in Washington.

 Friday, November 22. Kelli Fagan, Operation Homefront Senior Director, Region 1 

Amy Tiemeyer is a self-professed volunteeraholic. As a matter of fact, she’s written a book about volunteering: “Stories of a Volunteeraholic.” This book is the fruit of the stories and experiences of her volunteer journey over forty years. Amy Tiemeyer also talked about the Travis Manion Foundation and MVP- Merging Veterans and Players.

Amy Tiemeyer is a self-professed volunteeraholic. As a matter of fact, she’s written a book about volunteering: “Stories of a Volunteeraholic.” This book is the fruit of the stories and experiences of her volunteer journey over forty years. Amy Tiemeyer also talked about the Travis Manion Foundation and MVP- Merging Veterans and Players.

Friday, March 15. Dr Kiran Dhillon, the Executive Director of the Cancer Vaccine Institute of UW Medicine

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