『Growing Up In America: The Way It Is』のカバーアート

Growing Up In America: The Way It Is

Growing Up In America: The Way It Is

著者： Dr. Robert Sanborn
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Growing Up in America is a production of Children at Risk: The Voice of Texas’ Children, a non-profit organization dedicated to research, public policy, law and collaborative action on behalf of Texas’ Youth.

Each episode, we aim to fill these same 60 minutes with lively discussion on the children of Texas with experts on the quality of life for our children.

Dr. Robert Sanborn - CHILDREN AT RISK マネジメント マネジメント・リーダーシップ 人間関係 子育て 経済学
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  • Fatal ICE Shootings, HISD's Special Education Overhaul and AI's Evolution in the Classroom

    Fatal ICE Shootings, HISD's Special Education Overhaul and AI's Evolution in the Classroom
    2026/07/16

    On this episode, Dr. Bob Sanborn, President & CEO of CHILDREN AT RISK, and co-host Luis Negreros, Chief Financial Officer at CHILDREN AT RISK, dive into:

    • HISD Updates: Claire Partain, Houston ISD reporter for the Houston Chronicle, discusses the latest on special education, the New Education System (NES), and recent STAAR results.
    • Fatal ICE Shootings: Krystal Gomez, Managing Attorney at the Texas Immigration Law Council, examines the legal and policy questions surrounding recent ICE shootings and immigration enforcement.
    • AI & Education: Miguel Guhlin, Director of Professional Development at the Texas Computer Education Association, shares how AI is changing classrooms and what it means for students, teachers, and families.

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    57 分
  • HISD's Controversial Curriculum, Youth Leadership & FIFA, Gen Z Panel on Voting

    HISD's Controversial Curriculum, Youth Leadership & FIFA, Gen Z Panel on Voting
    2026/07/08

    On this episode, Brian Greene, President & CEO of the Houston Food Bank, and co-host Bri Derry, Director of Media Activism at CHILDREN AT RISK, discuss education, youth leadership, and civic engagement.

    • HISD Updates: Megan Menchaca, Senior Education Reporter at the Houston Chronicle, explains HISD's adoption of the Bluebonnet curriculum, budget challenges, and what families should know heading into the new school year.
    • Youth Leadership Through Community: Mark Martin of the Boys & Girls Club of Greater Houston discusses how FIFA World Cup and America250 programming are helping young people develop leadership skills, build community, and engage in civic life.
    • Gen Z & Voting: Natalie Gonzalez, Abby Antoun, and Lucy Lusk of CHILDREN AT RISK share how young adults view voting, civic engagement, and the issues motivating Gen Z to participate in their communities.

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    55 分
  • Make America Healthy Again Agenda, Rothko Chapel, DACA Anniversary

    Make America Healthy Again Agenda, Rothko Chapel, DACA Anniversary
    2026/07/02

    On this episode, Brian Greene, President & CEO of the Houston Food Bank, and co-host Bri Derry, Director of Media Activism at CHILDREN AT RISK, explore the intersection of public health, social justice, and immigration policy.

    • Understanding MAHA Policy: Dr. Chris Kulesza, aka "Dr. Data," breaks down the Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) agenda, discussing child nutrition, school meals, SNAP policy, food access, and the challenges of improving children's health outcomes.
    • Art, Faith & Human Rights: Kelly Johnson, Chief Engagement Officer at the Rothko Chapel, discusses how art, spirituality, and social justice intersect to foster dialogue, community, and civic engagement.
    • The DACA Anniversary: Krystal Gomez, Managing Attorney at the Texas Immigration Law Council, reflects on the 14th anniversary of DACA, examines recent immigration-related Supreme Court decisions, and discusses the future of immigration policy for young people and families.

    Tune in every Wednesday, live on kpft.org!
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    58 分
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