American Housing Month and National Healthy Homes Month are celebrated in June, and for this episode, we delved into realities and misconceptions around affordable housing, and public housing specifically, through the eyes of a long-time Fairfi
December 18th is recognized by the U.N. as International Migrants' Day, raising awareness for human rights and saluting the efforts of migrants and communities to build better futures together. In this episode of Fairfield County Thrives, our P
In this episode of Fairfield County Thrives, we’re talking about the importance of voting, especially this November in the midst of Covid… and what voting could look like in post-Covid.
March is designated as Women’s History Month, an invitation to explore and reflect on the often-overlooked contributions of women to American history. FCCF President & CEO Juanita James talked with Connecticut Women’s Hall of Fame Executive Dir
For our first episode in 2020, we are very excited to welcome Connecticut Lt. Governor, Susan Bysiewicz, Census Expert, Terri Lowenthal, and Barbara Lopez of Make the Road CT to Fairfield County Thrives! Their conversation focuses around Censu
This month, we are very excited to welcome Vu Le to Fairfield County Thrives. Vu is a writer, speaker, vegan, and nonprofit leader who has spent over 13 years as an executive director with a lens of equity, diversity, inclusion, and social just
In episode 2 of Fairfield County Thrives, we are joined by the President of SoundWaters, Leigh Shemitz. SoundWaters is a nonprofit organization dedicated to protecting the Long Island Sound through education, action and closing the opportunity
Fairfield County's Community Foundation's President & CEO, Juanita James, sits down with Actress, Producer, and Activist, Tracee Ellis Ross at the Community Foundation’s Fund for Women & Girls Annual Luncheon to discuss topics including inclusi