Episode #18 in which Jackie Bradley and Madeline DeMarco show us that seemingly small changes can make a BIG difference in big systems.

Jackie Bradley is a rural organizer, facilitator, and planner. In her role as Community Outreach and Compliance Director at Lenawee Community Mental Health Authority in rural Michigan, Jackie helps organizations and coalitions create values-driven plans and (importantly) implement those plans with intention. Prior to her work in behavioral health, Jackie was the Associate Director at United Way of Monroe and Lenawee Counties, and served as adjunct professor at Siena Heights University. You can reach Jackie at LinkedIn here https://www.linkedin.com/in/jackie-bradley-5544b8134/

Madeline DeMarco finds joy by creating connections, facilitating individuals as they share, learn, and grow together. Her position as Health Promotion Specialist at the University of Michigan focuses on alcohol and other drug prevention and harm reduction. In her prior work as Community Outreach and Prevention Coordinator for Lenawee Community Mental Health Authority, she brought a trauma-informed care approach to facilitating federal grants, collective impact initiatives, and the county-wide substance use prevention coalition. Sharing what she has learned along the way, Madeline has served as an adjunct professor at Adrian College.

You can reach Madline at LinkedIn here https://www.linkedin.com/in/madeline-demarco/