All Teach All Listen: Beyond the ECHO

About All Teach All Listen: Beyond the ECHO

All Teach All Listen: Beyond the ECHO examines public health challenges through an interdisciplinary lens, amplifying diverse voices, encouraging critical thinking, and promoting collaborative civic action across the healthcare system. Each episode pairs professionals from different disciplines to model how cooperation can improve outcomes and equity in care.

Publisher

rutgersprojectecho

Category

education · health & fitness

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

31 Oct 2025

Latest episode

3 Aug 2026

Latest episodes

10 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   3 Aug 2026

   Leadership & Relationships

   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. Join us on an ECHO, find the right one for you on our website: https://projectecho.rutgers.edu/ Find resources from this episode at the following link: https://rutgers.box.com/s/jr2nzdlrdrgfinxnzsaegrtd5bqk560m

2. 

   6 Jul 2026

   How Public Health Research Shapes Policy and Community

   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, communicating with communities and policymakers.

3. 

   1 Jun 2026

   LGBTQ+ Health and Whole-Person Care

   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.

4. 

   4 May 2026

   Inclusive Hobbies That Boost Mental Health

   On this episode of All Teach, All Listen, Beyond the ECHO, host Sean Cuddihy talks with Jaclyn Greenberg, Johanne Mayer, and Gabrielle Milani about the mental-health benefits of hobbies and extracurriculars and how to make them accessible for people of all ages and abilities. Guests share practical tips for finding or creating inclusive activities, balancing self-care with caregiving, and building community supports and resources to help everyone participate and thrive. Resources from this episode can be accessed here. Keep up with Project ECHO at http://projectecho.rutgers.edu/ Learn more about our speakers below: Jaclyn Greenberg is a writer and advocate. Jaclyn writes stories for magazines and newspapers on disability and accessibility, drawing from her firsthand experience as a parent of a child with disabilities. She understands the challenges of navigating care, allowing her to connect deeply with her sources. This perspective enables Jaclyn to craft clear, compelling stories that resonate with readers and advocate for change. Jaclyn creates clear, engaging content that resonates with consumers, making technical information easy to understand and actionable. Jaclyn is a graduate of NJ Partners in Policy Making at The Boggs Center. Jaclyn loves to travel and share stories about locations as well as places that are inclusive and family-friendly. Johanne Mayer is a disability advocate, educator, and podcast host who uses her lived experience as a person with Down syndrome to challenge discrimination and promote inclusion. She is the creator of the podcast Inclusive Views, which focuses on taking the “dis” out of disability and showcasing the value and contributions of the disability community. Johanne is an Ambassador for the National Down Syndrome Society and a graduate of NJ Partners in Policymaking, where she began her work advocating for policies that protect disability rights at both the state and national levels. She is passionate about educating the public and creating meaningful systemic change. In addition to her advocacy, Johanne teaches students with special needs at Mercer County Community College, where she earned her Associate’s Degree, and volunteers with Zani’s Furry Friends Dog Rescue. Helping people—and animals—is at the heart of everything she does, and her work continues to inspire others to lead with inclusion, purpose, and hope. Gabrielle Milani, MPH, R-DMT, LCAT is the Executive Director at Lukin Center, where she is passionate about leading and strengthening the relationships between Lukin Center and the community. She does so by planning and the execution of outreach engagements, events, activities within local communities, organizations, businesses, and institutions. Gabrielle also leads in the business development and overall vision of Lukin Center which includes marketing, branding, social media, therapeutic group development and staff professional enrichment. She is a Licensed in Creative Arts Therapist and a registered dance/movement therapist with the American Dance Therapy Association. As a psychotherapist, Gabrielle specializes in providing therapy for young adults, adults and couples. Gabrielle leads in the development of the use of the creative arts through the therapeutic process through supervision, program development and more. Gabrielle holds a BS in psychology with a minor in dance, along with a specialization in child services from Rowan University. She earned her MS in dance/movement therapy from Pratt Institute, and earned her master’s degree in public health from Montclair State University.

5. 

   6 Apr 2026

   From Lived Experience to Legislation: The Fight to SHINE a Light on Stillbirth

   Listeners learn how to get involved in advocacy, the importance of stakeholder engagement, and why persistence and patience matter in creating lasting change.

6. 

   2 Mar 2026

   Multisector Plan for Aging: Collaborating to Improve Outcomes for New Jersey’s Older Adults

   For our fifth episode of the season, hosted by Sean Cuddihy, we shift focus to older adults in New Jersey with Dr. Joshua Raymond and Dr. Cathy Rowe discussing efforts to improve aging, care, and community supports. They explore barriers like ageism, affordability, transportation, and housing, and highlight age‑friendly hospital initiatives, a new Medicaid palliative care benefit, workforce challenges, and the push for a multi‑sector plan for aging. Learn where to find resources and how communities, healthcare, business, and government can work together to enable aging well in New Jersey.

7. 

   2 Feb 2026

   Rebuilding Trust: How to Earn Trust with Patients and Staff

   The conversation highlights concrete ways to rebuild trust such as shared decision-making, representative workforces, transparency, community partnerships, and measuring indicators like turnover and patient retention and shares real-world initiatives that demonstrate improvement and hope.

8. 

   5 Jan 2026

   Healthcare Autonomy for People with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities

   In this episode of All Teach All Listen, host Sean Cuddihy speaks with Dr. E. Goldblatt‑Hyatt and Dr. Deborah Spitalnik about healthcare autonomy for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. They explore the history of discrimination, diagnostic overshadowing, and violations of reproductive rights that shape current care.

9. 

   1 Dec 2025

   Substance Use and Harm Reduction: Person-Centered Approaches to Care

   Dr. Clement Chen and Caitlin O’Neill discuss substance use, medications for addiction treatment, and the power of person-centered care.

10. 

    31 Oct 2025

    Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs), Medical-Legal Partnerships, and Community Health

    Welcome to the inaugural episode of All Teach, All Listen Beyond the ECHO, exploring federally qualified health centers (FQHCs), community health, and medical-legal partnerships. Guests Professor Gwyneth Eliasson and Dr. Eric Jahn explain how FQHCs deliver holistic care, address social drivers of health, and partner with legal and academic institutions to improve outcomes and equity. This episode highlights FQHC services, governance, funding, evaluation, staffing strategies, and ways listeners can advocate for community health while offering practical insights into how collaboration advances public health.

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