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Conversations with influential legislators, officials, experts, educators, entrepreneurs, parents, attorneys, and others who want to help give every child a chance to grow up safe, healthy, and educated.

Anticipated Coverage:

Education: Early Childhood Education (ECE); Early Child Care (Daycare); Special Education; School Environment; Education for Children in Foster Care; and Automation in Childhood Education

Protection and Welfare: Child Abuse and Neglect Prevention; Child Welfare Systems; Juvenile Justice; and Positive Youth Development.

Health and Hunger: Health Insurance Access; Mental Health Services; Nutrition and Food Security; and Maternal and Infant Health.

Family Supports and Economic Stability: Economic Mobility; Support for Kin Caregivers; and Affordable Housing

Special Needs: Developmental Services and System Navigation.

Values Based Families: Building Values Based Families; and Religious Institutions, Clerics and Child Advocacy.

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  • Why Pediatricians Say They Can't Do Their Jobs Without This Program
    Oct 6 2026

    In this episode of Let's Talk Kids, we sit down with Pamela Winkler-Tew, licensed social worker and Senior Sustainability Manager for HealthySteps, a program of Zero to Three. Pamela explains how HealthySteps places a child development specialist right in the pediatric practice to support babies and toddlers (ages 0-3) and their caregivers, from developmental concerns and parental mental health to food and housing needs. We dig into "serve and return" interactions, how New Jersey Family Care is helping fund the model, what the evidence shows (higher well-child visit attendance, better immunization rates, happier pediatricians), and the goal of reaching 65,000 New Jersey children over the next five years.


    Learn more about HealthySteps below!

    HealthySteps - https://www.healthysteps.org/

    Zero to Three - https://www.zerotothree.org/

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    Thank you so much for watching. See below for more information on Let’s Talk Kids and ACNJ.

    SOCIAL & WEB LINKS

    LTK Linktree - linktr.ee/ltkacnj

    Advocates for Children of New Jersey (ACNJ) Official Website - acnj.org

    • ACNJ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/acnjforkids/
    • ACNJ Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/company/advocates-for-children-of-new-jersey/
    • ACNJ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/ACNJforKids/

    PODCAST LINKS

    • LTK Linktree - linktr.ee/ltkacnj

    CONTACTS

    • mcoogan@acnj.org - Mary Coogan - Host of Let’s Talk Kids | CEO of ACNJ
    • vjabon@acnj.org - Viggo Jabon - Editor of Let’s Talk Kids | Multimedia Specialist at ACNJ



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    1 Std. und 3 Min.
  • Grief Doesn't Look the Same for Everyone (Here's Why That Matters)
    Sep 28 2026

    Lindsay Schambach, Executive Director of ImagineNJ, a center for coping and loss, describes how being a principal and experiencing impactful losses throughout her life led to her discovering her purpose as an advocate of family bereavement. She digs deep into grief and death: why processing it is so important, how different people process differently, how our society overlooks the process, and how Imagine is making a positive impact in all of these aspects!


    Learn more about ImagineNJ below!

    Imagine Official Website - https://imaginenj.org/

    Broreavement - https://broreavement.org/


    OUTLINE


    00:00 - Lindsay’s loss + joining ImagineNJ

    03:49 - The fear of discussing death and loss

    04:39 - What is Imagine’s main purpose and service?

    09:02 - The History of Imagine & Family Bereavement Centers

    13:13 - Data on why processing Grief is important

    18:39 - How men grieve differently than women

    24:12 - How different age groups grieve differently

    29:52 - How are people discovering Imagine?

    32:16 - How Imagine helps schools and students deal with grief

    37:47 - Parents & why grief education should be ingrained in society

    39:30 - Imagine’s Volunteers & How to Volunteer

    44:50 - Why making light of loss is not always progressive

    52:08 - A retrospective on funeral practices

    54:57 - Why peer-to-peer grief support is so effective

    57:22 - How Imagine is Funded & How it’s evolving

    1:00:19 - Generational grief & Dated beliefs

    1:03:54 - Episode Wrap Up



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    Thank you so much for watching. See below for more information on Let’s Talk Kids and ACNJ.

    SOCIAL & WEB LINKS

    LTK Linktree - linktr.ee/ltkacnj

    Advocates for Children of New Jersey (ACNJ) Official Website - acnj.org

    • ACNJ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/acnjforkids/
    • ACNJ Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/company/advocates-for-children-of-new-jersey/
    • ACNJ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/ACNJforKids/

    PODCAST LINKS

    • LTK Linktree - linktr.ee/ltkacnj

    CONTACTS

    • mcoogan@acnj.org - Mary Coogan - Host of Let’s Talk Kids | CEO of ACNJ
    • vjabon@acnj.org - Viggo Jabon - Editor of Let’s Talk Kids | Multimedia Specialist at ACNJ



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    1 Std. und 6 Min.
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