Re-Entry from Incarceration: The Complexities and Challenges
On today’s podcast, Scott Eder (Courtland Consulting) sitsdown with James Younge (Manager, Networking for Jobs Program, Philadelphia County Court of Common Pleas, Domestic Relations Division). They continue a conversation on re-entry from incarceration for child support paying parents. James is a Philadelphia native and graduate of Howard University (BA). He has worked in Philadelphia County’s Court of Common Pleas, Domestic Relations Division for 15 years, serving as an intergovernmental affairs conference officer, acting trial commissioner, and manager of the Networking Jobs Program. You may have read James’ article in the April 2025 NCSEA Child Support CommuniQue: “Preparing for Success.” Join Scott and James as they talk more about re-entry and child support.
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Continuing the Conversation: Embracing AI in Health and Human Services
On today’s podcast, Brandi Gallebo (Franklin County, Ohio Child Support Enforcement Agency) welcomes a guest to talk about artificial intelligence in health and human services. Brandi welcomes Shanita Harrison (Deputy Chief Administration Officer, New Mexico Health Care Authority). Learn about Shanita’s tenure in Health and Human Services, her transition to IT, and what her goals are for the residents of New Mexico. This episode is a follow-up to the April 2025NCSEA web talk: Embracing AI in Health and Human Services. Whether you attended the web talk then, or are hearing the information for the first time, sit back and listen as the conversation continues.
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On Location with Sacramento County: The HELP Behind NextGen
Join Mariellen Keely (Virginia DCSE) as she speaks with Jennifer Maguire, Program Planner for Sacramento County Child Support Services, about their participation in the NextGeneration Child Support Employment Services Demonstration. Sacramento’s project—called HELP (Holistic Employment, License, and Parenting Time)—focuses on supporting noncustodial parents through enhanced employment services, license reinstatement, and access to parenting time assistance.Jennifer shares her journey from casework to grant leadership, discusses the importance of collaboration with local workforce partners, and offers an honest look at the challenges of building something new from the ground up. This episode is packed with insight for professionals working on family-centered, grant-funded innovation in the child support space.
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24th Annual NTCSA Training Conference - Soaring Together: Elevating Tribal Families to New Heights
As a bonus today, come listen to person-on-the-street interviews from the 24th Annual National Tribal Child Support Association Training Conference - Soaring Together: Elevating Tribal Families to New Heights. The NTCSA annual training conference took place this year in beautiful Albuquerque, New Mexico from June 15th to June 19th. Listen as attendees speak about their time and engagement for this premier conference.
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AUG in the ATL: A Preview of the 2025 NCSEA Leadership Symposium
This week’s On Location podcast features the two co-chairs of the NCSEA Leadership Symposium, Diane Potts (Co-founder and Director for the Center for Child Support Policy, prior NCSEA President and former member of the NCSEA Board of Directors), and Kelly Micka (IT Senior Manager with NTT Data, and current member of the NCSEA Board of Directors). Listen as they share a preview of what is to come for the 2025 NCSEA Leadership Symposium, happening this August in Atlanta, Georgia. You will get the scoop of plenaries, learning labs, workshops – and even a heads up for what to see and where to eat in the conference area.Home Page - NCSEA Leadership Symposium 2025
Interviews and discussions with Human Services professionals and other stakeholders. Recorded on location and meetings and events around the world. All the music contained in the podcast is used by permission and is written and performed by Joe Mamlin.
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