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Hosted by Children's Aid · business · EN · 14 episodes
Welcome to "Every Step of the Way: Conversations that Inspire," the official podcast of Children’s Aid. Our current season, "The Power of Connection," features Children’s Aid alumni in conversation with Children’s Aid leaders and subject matter experts as they explore the relationships and experiences that shape their journeys. Each episode highlights the impact that connection can have on a young person’s life. The podcast debuted with Season 1, I’m a Children’s Aid Kid, which spotlighted remarkable alumni whose lives were shaped by the support, guidance, and opportunities they found at Children’s Aid. Season 2 builds on that foundation, examining how meaningful connections create pathways to opportunity and lasting impact across generations. Tune in for inspiring stories and thoughtful conversations that show how connection can change the course of a life. Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and other major podcast platforms. Visit our website for episode updates, behind-the-s
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Episode #6
In the season finale, Georgia Boothe and Phoebe Boyer reflect on the stories shared throughout the season. Joined by returning guest Frances Lopez and new guest David Giordano , they discuss the lasting impact of Children’s Aid’s programs and how alumni voices help shape the organization’s future and continued commitment to children and families.
Episode #5
In this episode of “Every Step of the Way,” Children’s Aid leaders Rodney Lee and Brenda Triplett talk with alumnae Kimberly Mercedes and Tauryian Sparrow about the educational experiences and outcomes of young people in foster care. Kimberly Mercedes, a sophomore at Hunter College majoring in clinical psychology, shares how consistent support helped her overcome the instability that is often associated with foster care and stay on track toward her goals. After years of homeschooling, Tauryian Sparrow entered both public school and foster care at 16 years old. While coping with the loss of her father, she found mentorship, support, and critical resources through Children’s Aid that helped transform the course of her life. Together, their stories highlight how young people can thrive after foster care when resilience is matched with meaningful support, access to opportunities, and caring adults who stand beside them every step of the way.
Episode #3
What happens when a parent finds not just a program, but a community? In this inspiring episode of “Every Step of the Way,” Children’s Aid leaders Moria Cappio and Margot Sigmone speak with Marlyn Garcia , a mother of two children whose experience in Children’s Aid early childhood programming transformed her confidence and her family’s path forward. Marlyn shares how home-based and center-based services helped her children hit key developmental milestones and helped her discover her own voice as a new mom. Their conversation shines a light on Children’s Aid’s holistic approach to early childhood, showing how supporting parents and children together builds stronger families and stronger communities.
Episode #2
In this episode of “Every Step of the Way,” Children’s Aid leaders Drema Brown and Abe Fernández sit down with alumna Chanel A. Ramírez to talk about the transformative impact of community schools. Chanel reflects on her journey from student to staff member at a Children’s Aid community school, and how those experiences sparked her path to becoming a neuroscience researcher. The conversation explores how Children’s Aid community schools create real opportunity through trusted relationships, enriching after-school programs, meaningful parent engagement, and a commitment to supporting the whole child. Later in the episode, alumna Troy Brown joins the conversation to share how attending a Children’s Aid community school from kindergarten through eighth grade shaped his academic confidence, social development, and college success.
Episode #1
Season 2 of Every Step of the Way continues to center alumni voices while introducing a rotating co-host format that reflects the breadth of leadership across Children’s Aid. Georgia Boothe anchors the opening and closing episodes, while organizational leaders host thematic conversation tied to their areas of expertise.
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