Episode 10 of All Teach, All Listen features host Sean Cuddihy with Lisa Lawson and Dennis Miller discussing leadership, mentorship, and relationship-building across clinical, organizational, and policy settings to improve health in New Jersey. They share career journeys from frontline work to executive roles, practical strategies for aligning teams and building coalitions, and advocacy efforts to protect programs like NJ4S and advance community behavioral health care.

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In episode 9, host Sean Cuddihy talks with Dr. Tamara Taggart and Virginia Uyehara about public health research and policy, community-engaged approaches to HIV prevention, and Assembly Bill 4980 proposing statewide opt-out HIV testing. They discuss translating research into policy and communicating with communities and policymakers.

Listeners will come away with practical steps for partnering with communities, translating research into policy action, and using local advocacy to improve health outcomes for historically excluded groups.

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On Episode 8 host Sean Cuddihy talks with Dr. Gloria Bachmann, Perry Farhat, and Dr. Perry Halkitis to examine LGBTQ+ health in New Jersey. They discuss progress, ongoing access gaps, the role of family and trauma, and the need for psychological safety and intersectional, whole-person care.

The episode explores interdisciplinary solutions and community partnerships, practical supports like transportation and behavioral health, and encourages civic engagement, local advocacy, and education to improve equity and outcomes.

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