EPISODE · Feb 22, 2021 · 58 MIN
Doing good through encounter with the MS Society
from The Common Good Data Podcast · host Common Good Data
This week, we begin a new series focusing on the theme of encounter and the idea that all good social sector practice begins with and is rooted in relationship. We share three key aspects of encounter that every helping professional can integrate into their practice. In addition, we invite Karen Mariner, Jeff Lax, and Suzanne Boyd of the https://www.nationalmssociety.org/ (National Multiple Sclerosis Society) to share their work supporting individuals living with MS. They discuss the challenges faced by MS patients, highlight the work they are doing to build a national network of support services, to advocate for new legislation to support the MS community, and to support cutting-edge research that will lead to a cure, Be sure to participate in this week’s Betcha Don’t Remember to test your knowledge of the iconic 80/90s band, the Beastie Boys.
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This week, we begin a new series focusing on the theme of encounter and the idea that all good social sector practice begins with and is rooted in relationship. We share three key aspects of encounter that every helping professional can integrate into their practice. In addition, we invite Karen Mariner, Jeff Lax, and Suzanne Boyd of the https://www.nationalmssociety.org/ (National Multiple Sclerosis Society) to share their work supporting individuals living with MS. They discuss the challenges faced by MS patients, highlight the work they are doing to build a national network of support services, to advocate for new legislation to support the MS community, and to support cutting-edge research that will lead to a cure, Be sure to participate in this week’s Betcha Don’t Remember to test your knowledge of the iconic 80/90s band, the Beastie Boys.
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