Ep. 6 - How Much Need Can Our Safety Net Hold? (Season 1)

Ep. 6 - How Much Need Can Our Safety Net Hold? (Season 1)

The novel coronavirus pandemic has brought with it a host of new problems, but it has also taken some longstanding problems and made them considerably worse. Homelessness was already considered an emergency in the Seattle region before the current crisis, but the threat of infection and the massive economic contraction have put those without shelter at greater risk while moving many low-income workers living paycheck to paycheck to the edge. Government has stepped in with assistance that has kept the unemployed afloat and, in some cases, provided homes to the homeless. What happens, though, when that assistance runs out? And how will we all think about our societal safety net once we have all known, or been, someone who has benefited from it? For this episode of This Changes Everything, host Sara Bernard speaks with Crosscut reporter David Kroman about this unprecedented response and how it has changed the political calculus when addressing the problems facing the most vulnerable among us.

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Episoder(26)

Introducing Those Who Can’t Teach Anymore

Introducing Those Who Can’t Teach Anymore

This Changes Everything Season 3 was all about public education. So we wanted to share an episode from another podcast that you might be interested in. This spring, This Changes Everything won a first...

12 Jul 202344min

Introducing the Black Arts Legacies Podcast!

Introducing the Black Arts Legacies Podcast!

Enjoy this short excerpt of Crosscut's newest podcast title, which features host Brooklyn Jamerson-Flowers touring the places that have fostered Seattle’s Black artists. Every episode of the Black Art...

10 Jun 20229min

Ep. 6 - Learning About Learning (Season 3)

Ep. 6 - Learning About Learning (Season 3)

For some families, the shutdowns provided an opportunity to understand how to become better advocates for their kids. Of all the educational challenges created by the pandemic, none is likely as great...

23 Mar 202234min

Ep. 5 - The Roots of Hope (Season 3)

Ep. 5 - The Roots of Hope (Season 3)

In the midst of the pandemic and in the wake of 2020 protests against racism, one group of students in Washington state pressed for real change … and achieved it. When the protests spurred by the murd...

23 Mar 202243min

Ep. 4 - ’I Wasn’t Safe Before’ (Season 3)

Ep. 4 - ’I Wasn’t Safe Before’ (Season 3)

For some students and educators, the school shutdowns offered a break from the racism they typically experienced at school. When the pandemic hit and schools shut down, a broad spectrum of emotions fo...

23 Mar 202238min

Ep. 3 - Online Learning is Here to Stay (Season 3)

Ep. 3 - Online Learning is Here to Stay (Season 3)

Having remote classes in the early part of the pandemic was difficult. But for some teachers, it has been a revelation. Consensus in education is difficult to come by, and the pandemic certainly has n...

23 Mar 202241min

Ep. 2 - The Kids Are Not All Right (Season 3)

Ep. 2 - The Kids Are Not All Right (Season 3)

Rates of depression, anxiety, suicidal ideation and behavioral crises have risen during the pandemic. Are schools equipped for the needs they now face? Even before the pandemic, the mental health of y...

23 Mar 202243min

Ep. 1 - Grace (Season 3)

Ep. 1 - Grace (Season 3)

Early in the pandemic, many educators gave student well-being priority over academic performance. Some never stopped. When schools shut down early in the COVID-19 pandemic, it was unprecedented. The v...

23 Mar 202238min

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