Step into the question of “And How Are The Children?” a captivating new podcast where empathy meets action, and the stories of our most vulnerable are brought to light. Each episode invites you to explore the health of our society as measured by the state of our most vulnerable population.

Hosted by Texas public school educator and Community Change Communications Fellow Omar Marquez, this podcast is an invitation for listeners who believe in the power of collective action and the importance of nurturing families. Through new perspectives and insightful interviews, we uncover the challenges faced by children and families in need, while also shining a spotlight on the innovative solutions and unwavering champions working tirelessly to make a difference.

From tackling food insecurity to breaking the cycle of poverty, from amplifying the voices of marginalized youth to advocating for comprehensive healthcare access, “And How Are The Children?” is a testament to the lived experiences that are leading solutions for lasting change for the people we love – especially the youngest ones who need us most.

Whether you’re a parent, educator, policymaker, or simply someone who believes in a brighter future for all, join us on this inspiring journey as we strive to create a world where every child is seen, heard, and given the opportunity to thrive.

EPISODE ONE: Because Hunger Doesn’t Take Summer Vacation

Join us for a crucial conversation in our first full episode of “And How Are The Children?” as we uncover the stark reality: hunger doesn’t take summer vacation. And yet 14 Republican governors rejected funding summer food programs for kids in their states. We talk to experts about solutions, community organizing, and our role as caring listeners to demand accountability.

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Tune in to “And How Are The Children?” each month, and be part of the movement towards positive change and the well-being of families everywhere.

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