Season 2, Episode 3: Manhood

Season 2, Episode 5: Intergenerational Roundtable

In this final episode of the second season of the CHAMPS podcast, MIH staff member Shawn Deverteuil facilitates an intergenerational conversation with CHAMPS Cash, Oladipo, and Jason, along with Save Our Streets Crown Heights Associate Director of Safety, Rahson Johnson; CCI Director of Practice, Kenton Kirby; and special guest Richard Smith, National Director of United for Healing Equity. In this conversation, our guests will share and reflect on their lived experiences with the CHAMPS, and also dive into topics such as violence, challenges men and young men of color have experienced, help-seeking, and more. (Note: This conversation took place in August, 2019) Thank you for listening to the second season of the CHAMPS podcast! Stay tuned for more stories from our participants in the future.

Season 2, Episode 4: Growth and Resilience

In this episode, MIH staff member Shawn Deverteuil talks with CHAMPS Kawhi, Oladipo, Jason, and Cash about growth and resilience, what that looks like to them, seeking and getting help, and more. (Note: This conversation took place in August, 2019)

Season 2, Episode 3: Manhood

In this episode, MIH staff member Shawn Deverteuil talks with CHAMPS Cash and Oladipo about manhood, what that looks like to them, sharing and expressing feelings, and more. (Note: This conversation took place in August, 2019)

Season 2, Episode 2: Growing Up in Our Communities

In this episode, MIH staff member Steve Dacey talks with CHAMPS Kawhi and Cash about their communities. They reflect on how it was growing up in their communities, its impact on them, conflicts, what they believe are some of the good things about where they live, and more. (Note: This conversation took place in August, 2019)

Season 2, Episode 1: Healthy Relationships

In this episode, MIH staff member Steve Dacey talks with CHAMPS Jason and Browser about healthy relationships. They talk about what they see as healthy and not healthy, and the components of it. (Note: This conversation took place in August, 2019)