What could Memphis look like if we from imagination to activation? Hear from leaders at Seeding Success and More for Memphis about how collaboration is the key to working toward a better Memphis together.

Resources mentioned in this episode include:

• Celebrate What's Right: Public Space for Common Good
• New Memphis Digital Communications Survey
• Seeding Success
• More for Memphis
• The More for Memphis Plan
• Playhouse on the Square
• Choose901
• First 8 Memphis
• Porter Leath
• Start Co.
• EDGE
• Greater Memphis Chamber
• More for Memphis Letter of Support

This episode is made possible in partnership with Independent Bank.

What supports are in place for students and faculty stressors? Hear from Dr. Jessi Gold (UTHSC and University of Tennessee) and Dr. Justin Lawhead (University of Memphis) about how universities are intentionally creating access to resources for help-seekers in a culture of competition among highly competitive world of undergraduate and graduate students and faculty. Demonstrating a community of care translates into all areas of workforce development and helps retain talented, connected changemakers to the city.

Resources mentioned in this episode include:

• TEDxMemphis
• University of Memphis
• Dr. Justin Lawhead
• Dr. Jessi Gold
• UTHSC
• University of Tennessee
• Frosh Camp
• "How Do You Feel" by Dr. Jessi Gold
• New Memphis activation work

This episode is made possible in partnership with Independent Bank.

Do you know the areas in which the Memphis medical field is a leading innovator in lifesaving research being used across the globe? If your answer was “childhood cancer,” you are correct...but only partially! Dr. Michelle Taylor (Shelby County Health Department) and Elizabeth Propst (St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital) join us for a conversation to expand our understanding of the global innovations in public health that are needed to shape healthy communities and how those connect to Memphis and the Mid-South.

Resources mentioned in this episode include:

• Memphis 101 on September 17
• TEDxMemphis on September 28
• Shelby County Health Department
• St. Jude Children's Research Hospital's HIV Program
• End HIV 901
• Connect 2 Protect (C2P)
• Memphis Flyer's August article on HIV/Syphilis surge
• The Daily Memphian's July article on HIV/Syphilis surge
• Hope House
• Friends for All
• Partnership to End AIDS Status (PEAS)
• CHOICES
• Tennessee General Assembly 2012 "Gateway Law"
• Planned Parenthood
• Community Care Fairs

This episode is made possible in partnership with Independent Bank.