UA team members Jessica Sanderson and Rosaicela (Chela) Rodriguez sat down with us to discuss how UA initiative Generation Now! (formerly Next Generation) is making an impact—reminding us that youth aren't just potential for tomorrow, but are l

Running the Distance to Make a Difference

Dec 5th, 2019 25m 58s

Garry Roman sat down with us to talk about how his relationship with Urban Alliance as a vendor grew into something a lot more like family. Join us as we discuss the challenges of maintaining purpose while running a business and the lessons Gar

A Servant's Heart with Mike Munroe

Nov 7th, 2019 21m 9s

UAServe Champion Mike Munroe chatted with us about the rewards, challenges and impactful moments he has experienced—and the great difference he's making—as a UAServe volunteer.

A Generation Rising in Action and Hope with Kiley Testa (CT River Academy) and Rosa McGuire (Urban Alliance)

Oct 22nd, 2019 17m 50s

Kiley Testa and Rosa McGuire sat down with us to talk about how CT River Academy's partnership with Urban Alliance has provided life-changing opportunities for their scholars and has significantly impacted programs and people in Greater Hartfor

A Pathway to Permanency with Stephen & Sherry Danalis, Families United Serving and Embracing (FUSE)

Sep 24th, 2019 24m 16s

Sherry and Stephen Danalis sat down with us to tell us about their non-profit organization, Families United Serving and Embracing (F.U.S.E.), how it is reaching young women who are experiencing unplanned pregnancies and homelessness, and how U

Tackling Community Health Needs with Angela Colantonio, Urban Alliance

Aug 16th, 2019 22m 55s

Angela Colantonio, Urban Alliance team member, sat down with us to talk more about our community's health needs and some of the ways that we are working with programs to address them.

Small But Mighty with Mat Samuelson, Glastonbury Community Church

Jun 21st, 2019 24m 44s

Mat Samuelson (Glastonbury Community Church)sat down with us to discuss a series of Urban Alliance-supported workshops that he's holding for parents and adults in his community to help young people deal with the anxiety that comes with living i

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