Xseed in Life
Anthony Dedmon| Board Member
Xseed in Life™ aims to plant seeds of education, motivation, and training into the urban community. By redefining identity, establishing jobs, developing environmental changes, enhancing social skills, and work ethic we will mentor and nurture these seeds, assisting in the growth the economy in the Greater Metropolitan Area of Kansas City. XSeed in Life™ is a community based organization of professionals, educators, and business owners, who came together for the purpose of evolving the urban population. They strive to provide early intervention and prevention services through the mentoring relationship to youth and young adults who are at risk of educational failure, teen pregnancy, truancy and juvenile delinquency.
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Previous Episodes!
Innovative Partnership Between Prospect KC and Nourish KC Fights Hunger
Prospect KC and Nourish KC have united to tackle hunger in Kansas City through innovative food redistribution and culinary training programs. This dynamic partnership combines forces to reduce food waste, provide nutritious meals, and create job opportunities for those facing employment barriers.
Earl Phalen on Leadership in Social Entrepreneurship
Welcome House, led by CEO Jamie Boyle, provides a unique recovery model emphasizing accountability and dignity. With its newly opened state-of-the-art facility, Welcome House is transforming lives in Kansas City by offering a supportive community and practical steps toward long-term sobriety.
ArtsKC’s The Drop Program: Expanding Access to the Arts in Kansas City
Dana Knapp and Linda Williams of ArtsKC discuss the transformative economic impact of the arts in Kansas City and the introduction of “The Drop” program. This initiative aims to reduce barriers to art participation by offering affordable ticket options and engaging local communities through trusted ambassadors.
