Sherri Jefferson

Have you ever asked yourself about diabetics, cancer, heart failure and other illnesses. Did you ever think that what we feed our children today and the lack of exercise they get now, will hurt them in the future. This episode will discuss healthy eating habits, doctor visits/check-up, and realizing that we are sending our children to an early grave. (Sherri Jefferson)

Celebrating fathers and fatherhood. This episode will discuss the challenges and rewards of fatherhood. In addition to the books here, please get a copy of "Daughters of Men: Portraits of African-American Women and Their Fathers" (Paperback)available bookstores and Amazon.com

This episode will discuss dealing with grief and what parents and children should understand about death: grieving, insurance, Wills, guardianship, etc. Who will raise your children if you die, it may not be who you think?

This episode will discuss the facts about Dept. of Family and Children Services (CPS) and their role concerning removal of children, displacement and foster care. It will also discuss what you can do about getting your child out of foster care and losing your parental rights. For children in foster care, it will discuss their legal rights. (Sherri Jefferson)

This episode will discuss teen date rape and abuse among teenagers. Summer time provides children with a lot of free time, girls and boys alike, explore dating and sexual contact. This episode will discuss some pointers and guides for teens and their parents about dating and abuse that occurs while dating that is not limited to sexual abuse but includes mental, emotional, etc.

Join us as we host a discussion with the Winner of One State High School Basketball Championship,four (4) State Championship Appearances, Six Final Fours, Connecticut High School Basketball Coach of the Year, Dean of Students and member of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, STEVE JEFFERSON In addition, Author, JENNIFER DUNAGAN. We will inform parents and children about enjoying a safe summer that includes family, food and fun free of crime, drugs, alcohol and sex. This episode will discuss the pros and cons of summer break. What children can do during the summer: work, vacation, school, etc. Summer time is the highest incident of sexual abuse against children as well for juvenile crime and experimental drugs and alcohol. We want to prepare children and families for a safe and fun summer. We will also discuss inexpensive ways to spend time with family and enjoy travel, food and entertainment.

For Mother's Day weekend this episode will discuss the life of Teen Moms: The Child is here now what? Discussion about teen moms, their life challenges and rewards. SPECIAL GUEST: CORPORATE EXECUTIVE, SABRINA NELSON

This episode will discuss drug and alcohol addiction and usage among children. The signs of using, the signs of addiction and what parents can do to save their children from becoming addicts. It is never too late!

This episode will discuss the facts versus fiction about child support, legitimation and custody of children.

Suggestions to prepare this year's High School graduates for the world that awaits them: Employment, Education, Volunteer Services, or Military.

This episode will discuss the importance of discussing sex with children; discussing whether they abstain or have protected sex; discussion with girls about their cycle and boys about their "wet-dream." When is it too early or too late, to have the talk? Why is it important to start as early as eight-years of age?

This episode will discuss how, if any, the recession is affecting the African-American Family and Children; it will discuss the increase in crime, suicide, divorce, displacement and other important issues to help us make it through these times

This episode will dicuss the impact of gangs upon the African-American community. How to know if your child is in a gang; the growing gang activities within the middle-class communities; and why do children join gangs and how can they get out.

We will discuss the incarceration of African-American children; we will discuss the correlation between incarceration and education; parenting, the school to prison pipeline, social services and what we can do to eliminate or decrease incarceration of children

We will discuss homosexuality among African-American children and whether child abuse, early addiction and single parenting have an adverse effect upon our children.

As an attorney, I have witnessed first-hand the ill-effects of scorned women in child welfare and juvenile delinquency proceedings and how our children lives are adversely affected. This discussion will focus upon how being scorned effects father-children relationships and how it effects raising productive children who will contribute to society. It will also discuss how children view themselves and the world in which they live.

This episode will address the issues facing the African-American community and the issues of a fatherless generation. We will discuss absentee fathers; mothers who refuse visitation and parental participation by fathers and the adverse effects of an absent father. We will discuss what can be done to change the culture of a fatherless generation. Finally, we will discuss the plight of young black men and their connection to the juvenile justice and child welfare system.