In part-3 of the feature On Being…Homeless in Seminole County, we ask a local panel of experts to discuss the “possibilities” of how or if the homeless in Seminole County might be better served or how the number of homeless might be reduced. They offer specific suggestions and timetables to accomplish their vision. Feature length – 47:27
The adventurous women of the Chrome Angels of Central Florida discuss the combined pleasure of riding motorcycles and raising money for women with cancer. These bikers share their insights into this thriving women’s sport which is a daily thrill for the free-spirited women motorcyclists in Central Florida. Feature length – 21:10
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Marilyn E. Crotty is the Director of the John Scott Dailey Florida Institute of Government at the University of Central Florida and also serves as Executive Director of the Tri-County League of Cities. Dr. Michael Hoover is a Professor of Political Science at Seminole State College and a frequent participant on Central Florida Matters.
Feature length – 23:02
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Children who receive free or reduced lunches during the school year may go hungry during vacations. In Oviedo FL, “Kids of HOPE” provides bag lunches for those children. Christine Wright, resource coordinator for the HOPE Foundation, explains how the program operates and Darlene Campbell expresses her appreciation. Feature length – 08:50
A feature of every Central Florida Matters is a 3-minute commentary presented by a voice that matters on an issue that voice believes matters.
The voice you’ll hear is that of Longwood, Florida resident Steve Bruton, a formerly homeless person commenting on the homeless issue in Seminole County.
Feature length – 03:53
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