The MCEC Podcast is a series of relevant and interesting conversations with guests from all walks of life. Leading up to our Global Training Summit, we have been talking with presenters featured in all areas of the Summit, from Pre-Summit through the Virtual event. Listen to discussions on Multi-Tiered Systems of Support, suicide awareness/prevention in our LGBTQ+ community, MIC3, Resilient Youth, the Barry Robinson Center, and more. And then continue learning at the Global Training Summit by attending these sessions, or registering for the free Virtual Summit!
We were thrilled to sit down and talk with more of our featured speakers in DC at the GTS. As we produce those episodes, they will be added here. Thanks for listening to the MCEC podcast. Follow us and never miss an episode.
BigFuture: College and Career Readiness
Episode 328
BigFuture’s mission is to ensure every student has free resources to plan for life after high school. Listen as Greg…
Supporting LGBTQ+ Youth in Our Community
Episode 327
“Every child deserves love, acceptance, and respect.” In this powerful discussion, Keygan Miller from The Trevor Project shares the organization’s…
Resilient Youth
Episode 326
Resilience is often described as our ability to “bounce back” after being faced with challenges. Our military-connected youth live a…
Why Data Matters in School Mental Health
Episode 325
Dr. Elizabeth Connors and Dr. Samantha Reaves discuss the impact that data has in developing a comprehensive school mental health…
Tailored Care and Support for Military-Connected Youth
Episode 324
In our latest episode, we were honored to have Lisa Howard delve into the critical topic of mental health within…
MIC3: Real World Impact
Episode 323
The Military Interstate Children’s Compact Commission (MIC3) addresses key educational transition issues encountered by children of military families. But what…
The Blueprint for School Mental Health Support
Episode 322
Dr. Sharon Hoover discusses the importance of prioritizing the mental health and well-being of students in schools, and how multi-tiered…
