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Hosted by Ann Price · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 91 episodes
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Welcome to Community Possibilities ®! This In this podcast, I will be joined by community leaders, doing the hard work of social change. We will talk about root causes and dig deep to understand social and health inequities. Let’s imagine all of the possibilities if we learn how to talk to each other, not at each other.
Ann Price hosts Community Possibilities, a society show with 91 episodes published.
Send us Fan Mail Housing can feel like the one problem no small community can solve, especially when the town is growing, prices are climbing, and every public meeting feels personal. We sit down with Tiffany Watson, exe
Send us Fan Mail Richard Hicks is the CEO and President of Inspiredu, a Georgia-based nonprofit dedicated to expanding digital access, strengthening families, and creating new opportunities for children and communities.
Send us Fan Mail Walking into a federal prison for the first time can mess with your head: the locked doors, the strict procedures, the feeling that you do not belong there. But what happens after you sit down and simply
Send us Fan Mail Most nonprofits don’t lose grants because they “aren’t doing good work” they lose because they aren’t ready to prove it. Grant strategist Lisa Eaves joins us to break down what funders actually look for,
Send us Fan Mail Real community change rarely fails because people do not care. It fails because leadership gets reduced to titles, meetings turn into status updates, and “helping” unintentionally reinforces the very con
Send us Fan Mail These days, federal funding can feel like a door slamming shut, in this episode, we sit down with Tonia Brown-Kinzel, grant compliance manager at The Grant Plant, to map what is actually happening in the
Send us Fan Mail Funding is moving, deadlines are looming, and your team is stretched. In this episode, Dr. Brandi Rae Hicks, a grant strategist, educator, and builder of billion-dollar portfolios, shares a clear resilie
Send us Fan Mail Grants don’t fund ideas—they fund clear stories that solve real problems. We sit down with Dr. Natasha Goldman, an art historian turned grant strategist, to map out a practical path from fuzzy concepts t
Send us Fan Mail Funders are closing doors, deadlines are tighter, and “spray and pray” proposals aren’t landing. We sit down with grant strategist Betty Barnard, President and CEO of Resurgens Impact Consulting, to map
Send us Fan Mail What if philanthropy wasn’t about wealth at all, but about love made practical? I sit down with my friend Rena Olsen—storyteller, nonprofit pro, and founder of Uncommon Philanthropist—to explore how ordi
Send us Fan Mail What if we could bridge the generational divide while preserving the rich stories of our elders? This question drives Ariel Galinsky, founder of The Legacy Project, a nonprofit that pairs college student
Send us Fan Mail Courtney Teasley takes us behind the curtain to expose how arrests and charges require only "probable cause" – essentially, that someone probably committed a crime. This low standard follows individuals
Send us Fan Mail What if the secret to lasting health change isn't in your next program, but in how you invite communities to lead the work itself? Drawing from my experiences with over 50 coalitions, this episode unpack
Send us Fan Mail The tension between creative expression and rigid reporting requirements creates a disconnect that undermines both funders and grantees. What if there's a better way forward? Kelly Feltault and Hannah Ja
Send us Fan Mail Dr. Emia Oppenheim shares the powerful impact of Farm to Early Care and Education programs that connect young children with local food systems through gardening, hands-on learning, and fresh local foods.
Send us Fan Mail Nonprofit leaders feeling the weight of challenging times need more than grit to thrive—they need resilient organizations built on sustainable systems and supportive networks. Brooke Ritchie-Babbage shar
Send us Fan Mail Amanda Klein-Cox joins me to talk about KinCarolina, a comprehensive support program for caregivers raising children with disabilities or special health care needs. The program combines peer support, tra
Send us Fan Mail Dr. Dominique Johnson's passion for community transformation isn't just theoretical—it's deeply personal and remarkably effective. From his roots in East Macon, Georgia to founding the Urban Community Em
Send us Fan Mail Dr. Nina Sabarre, founder and CEO of Intention to Impact, takes us deep into the urgent challenges philanthropy faces in our current political climate. With federal programs under attack and DEI initiati
Send us Fan Mail When tragedy struck at age 15, Jesse Kohler found himself surrounded by a supportive community that helped him navigate grief and eventually discover post-traumatic growth. This formative experience set
Arielle Galinsky
Harvard Kennedy School grad student · The Legacy Project Inc.
1 appearance on this show
Courtney Teasley
Emeffen
1 appearance on this show
Brooke Richie-Babbage
founder and CEO · Bending Arc
1 appearance on this show
Jimmy Smith
Article 114 Representative for Unmanned Aircraft Systems · SFA Men's Basketball
1 appearance on this show
Tonia Brown-Kinzel
The Grant Plant
1 appearance on this show
Betty Barnard
Resurgens Impact Consulting
1 appearance on this show
Rena Olson
Uncommon Philanthropist
1 appearance on this show
Amanda Klein-Cox
KinCarolina
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Dominique Johnson
Urban Community Empowerment Organization
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Nina Sabarre
Intention to Impact
1 appearance on this show
Jesse Kohler
Campaign for Trauma-Informed Policy and Practice
1 appearance on this show
Georgia Public Health Association
Georgia Public Health Association
1 appearance on this show
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