In this powerful episode, we dive deep into the complex racial experiences of Black and Brown communities, exploring history, systemic barriers, and the narratives that have both united and divided these groups. Host, Leila...

In this exciting premiere episode of Season 3, we introduce our new host, diving into their personal journey, inspirations, and the unique perspective they bring to the show. We explore their hopes for this...

As Black History Month comes to a close and Women's History Month begins, Mir Cortez-Cáceres celebrates this moment with a conversation with two dynamic leaders in the Peace4Kids community. Jhamasa Lewis-Adams and Jasmine Lamitte...

In case you missed it: we heard from the Legendary Pato Banton in Part One of this series. For Part Two, we pick up where we left off, with Pato confronting himself at a creative...

The stars align for this episode of the podcast where Zaid talks to mental health advocate, Jasmine Lamitte. Stick around for an in-depth conversation between two leaders and subject-matter experts (and of course the...

Meet the internationally known on the microphone: Pato Banton 🦉 on a special two part Peace4Kids X ROCMove Podcast — part one drops now! Get the background story firsthand on the musical legend’s name,...

In celebration of Black History Month, we are consciously leaning into the future. Join Mir, Noah, Zaid, and the Peace4Kids community (youth, caregivers, volunteers, staff, and program alumni) in a collage of ideas that...

Mir and Noah are back in time for National Mentoring Month to demystify mentoring x foster care: What is mentoring? How do young people manage the road to independence? What might it mean to...

Welcome to Season Two of the Peace4Kids X ROCMove Podcast 🚀 Meet Mir and Noah who introduce themselves, share how Peace4Kids and Revolution of Care Movement (ROCMove) are connected, and what to anticipate in...

"The most common way people give up their power is by thinking they don't have any." - Alice Walker - Every crisis provides a distinct privilege to those who chose to embrace it. This does...