Impact Now!

On this season 2 premiere of Impact Now!, presented by the Social Impact Hub, hosts Matthew Deveaux and Bobby Sena discuss the concept of Critical Race Theory, its ban in various states across the US, and what education around race should look like in schools. Featuring a guest interview with Kelsey Eelman from Rollins College.

On this episode of Impact Now!, presented by the Social Impact Hub, hosts Matthew Deveaux and Bobby Sena discuss the fight for LGBTQ+ rights, historic causes of injustice for the LGBTQ+ community,  and what intersectionality means for the LGBTQ+ community. Featuring interviews with Josh Bell the Executive Director of the One Orlando Alliance and Dr. Nolan Kline, professor of Anthropology and Co-Coordinator of the Global Health program at Rollins College.

On this episode of Impact Now!, presented by the Social Impact Hub, hosts Matthew Deveaux and Bobby Sena discuss the Black Lives Matter Movement, historic causes of injustice for the Black community, mental health in the Black community and what the intersectionality of LGBTQ+ Black people for the Black Lives Matter movement. Featuring interviews with Cristelle Garnier the assistant director, health promotions at the Rollins College Wellness Center and Daniel J. Downer, the executive director of The Bros in Convo Initiative.

On this episode of Impact Now!, presented by the Social Impact Hub, hosts Matthew Deveaux and Bobby Sena discuss how to be inclusive this holiday season and what different winter holiday traditions look like. Featuring interviews with Emily Block from Rollins College Hillel and Fariha Syed from the Rollins College Muslim Student Union. Special thanks to Reverend Katrina Jenkins from the Rollins College Office of Religious Life for helping us with information requests and research.

On this episode of Impact Now!, presented by the Social Impact Hub, hosts Matthew Deveaux and Bobby Sena discuss how to be healthy in our daily lives and what healthy living can look like for each of us. Featuring interviews with personal trainer Dena Pistor and Naiyah Wilson from Rollins College.