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EPISODE · Jan 9, 2024 · 49 MIN

Helping Others & Community Healing, with Selwyn Jones & Liz Darden

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Selwyn Jones is a Community advocate and the Uncle of George Floyd. Liz Darden is a City Councilwoman in Harrison, Arkansas, called by some "the most racist town in America." They are the founders of the Nonprofit Organization Hope929, organized to help promote racial equality and community opportunities to disenfranchised individuals. They join today to share information about their approach to "Helping people UP instead of just helping them OUT," finding treatment, vocational rehab, and housing opportunities for those in need. Follow their work and listen to their podcast "Setting it Straight With Selwyn Jones." Goto www.dwighthurst.com to find free resources and to support the show, and check out the new Substack: www.dwighthurst.substack.com. 

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