
May is Mental Health Awareness Month! To commemorate the month and continue ongoing discussions of the mental health crises facing youth today, WCA is releasing a new Ground Truthing podcast episode. This time, it's an...

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Ground Truthing unites community voices from across Westchester County to discuss topics that impact children and families. Guests represent content experts, advocates and youth voices. The show will highlight bright spots and critically question existing policies and practices through data-informed conversations. Hosted by GPS4Kids Program Manager and WCA staff, Erica Ayala.This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
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Signup to Generate a PitchGround Truthing unites community voices from across Westchester County to discuss topics that impact children and families. Guests represent content experts, advocates and youth voices. The show will highlight bright spots and critically question existing policies and practices through data-informed conversations. Hosted by GPS4Kids Program Manager and WCA staff, Erica Ayala.
WCA Ground Truthing is hosted by Westchester Children's Association. The show has published 23 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "From the Podcast Archives: Mental Health Awareness Month with Dr. Adam Weissman" (14 May 2025, 14 minutes), "WCA Ground Truthing - Voices Unheard: Addressing Mental Health in the Asian Community" (18 February 2025, 42 minutes), and "Court Watchers Program with Debora Barrios" (13 July 2023, 14 minutes).
WCA Ground Truthing publishes roughly irregularly, with episodes averaging 23 minutes across 23 episodes.
Booking probability for WCA Ground Truthing is 18%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. WCA Ground Truthing requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. WCA Ground Truthing's contact route on record: public web form.
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Westchester Children's Association hosts WCA Ground Truthing, a society podcast with 23 episodes published.
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May is Mental Health Awareness Month! To commemorate the month and continue ongoing discussions of the mental health crises facing youth today, WCA is releasing a new Ground Truthing podcast episode. This time, it's an...

WCA Ground Truthing
Why are there mentions of Star Trek, the TV show “Killing Eve”, and ice skating in a WCA Ground Truthing episode about mental health in the Asian community? Join us for a powerful conversation with Dr. Teresa Hsu...

WCA Ground Truthing
Debora Barrios, a housing consultant at the Community Resource Center in Mamaroneck, speaks about her experience as a volunteer in WCA’s Court Watchers Program. Launched this summer, Court Watchers trains volunteers...

WCA Ground Truthing
Jasmine Cabrera and Ja'Quan Wallace from the Youth Shelter of Westchester speak about their experiences with discipline, alternative programs, and community advocacy alongside four NYS youth justice bills: Solutions Not...

WCA Ground Truthing
Michael Randall of the Fellowship between Bronxville High School, Mount Vernon High School, Yonkers Public Schools, and Sarah Lawrence College invited our executive director, Allison Lake, along with teachers from Mount...

WCA Ground Truthing
Westchester Youth Speakers, Sandra Aderemi and Diego Rivera, speak about how they are active in their communities and striving for change for themselves and others during latest episode of Ground Truthing, a podcast by...

WCA Ground Truthing
Part 2 of our latest episode is full of important insight from our two guests, Dr. Lilian Reynolds and Karl Bertrand, child homelessness and race in Westchester County, New York. In part 1 of this episode, both of our...

WCA Ground Truthing
WCA Podcast Season 3 Episode 2 - 'Ground Truthing' interview of Dr. Lilian Reynolds and Karl Bertrand regarding child homelessness and race in Westchester County, New York. Hosted by Erica Ayala In part 1 of this...

WCA Ground Truthing
Interview with WCA's Advocacy Breakfast keynote speaker, Marc Dones, for our 1st episode of Season 3 for 'Ground Truthing'. Dones is the Executive Director of National Innovation Services that specializes in tackling...

WCA Ground Truthing
Welcome to Season Two of Ground Truthing, Westchester Children’s Association's monthly podcast where we offer policy insights from the ground up by featuring community voices from Westchester county. Hosted by Erica...

WCA Ground Truthing
Nicholas Kristof has been a columnist for The New York Times since 2001. Over his career, Kristof has won two Pulitzer Prizes, along with many humanitarian awards. This year, he will receive the Edith C. Macy Award for...

WCA Ground Truthing
This month, our guest is John Tolomer, President and CEO of Westchester Bank. John has 40 years of experience in the banking industry and it all started with an internship. Since then, John has focused on paying it...

WCA Ground Truthing
On Season 2, Episode 2 (Part II) of Ground Truthing, we welcome Reverend Dr. Jim Bostic to the show. Dr. Bostic is the co-chair of the Yonkers My Brother's Keeper initiative, one of 10 MBK communities recognized by the...

WCA Ground Truthing
On Season 2, Episode 2 (Part I) of Ground Truthing, we welcome Reverend Dr. Jim Bostic to the show. Dr. Bostic is the co-chair of the Yonkers My Brother's Keeper initiative, one of 10 MBK communities recognized by the...

WCA Ground Truthing
In 2013, the Westchester Children’s Association launched the Vote for Kids campaign that aims to elevate Westchester’s children and youth to the top of the public agenda among candidates, elected officials, media and...

WCA Ground Truthing
We are gearing up for the second season Ground Truthing, set to launch next month. Until then, enjoy a special BONUS EPISODE ahead of our Vision 0 to 3 Conference on Tuesday, October 16 at the Doubletree Hotel in...

WCA Ground Truthing
The first season of Ground Truthing has focused on creating positive learning environments for children in Westchester County. We would be remiss to omit the issue of gun violence before closing out this season. Earlier...

WCA Ground Truthing
Listen to a short interview with Daniel Marshall, rising senior at Irvington High School and rally organizer. Daniel talks to GPS4Kids Project Manager Erica L. Ayala about organizing the June 20th March for Refugee...

WCA Ground Truthing
This month, we are joined by Katie Pfeifer, the Director of Programs & Evaluation at Volunteer New York. Katie brings a strong professional and volunteer service background to Volunteer New York!. In her current role...

WCA Ground Truthing
This month, we are joined by Danny Bernstein, the Executive Director of Backyard Sports. Backyard Sports was created to bring these powerful youth sports experiences to today’s aspiring young athletes. In 2010 Danny...
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Director of Field Operations, Defend the Guard Initiative
Pulitzer Prize–winning journalist and New York Times columnist, The New York Times
musical director, organist and composer, Alabama Center for Employee Ownership / Ginkgo Bioworks, Inc.
Weissman Children's Foundation
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