Amy Huffman's guest appearances

Amy Huffman

First in Future: Where Emerging Ideas Take Flight

Mind Your Business - A Podcast Series produced by the Boone Area Chamber of Commerce

Chapel Hill Bible Church

Light Reading Podcasts

Work Matters

Nicole Moore

Kyle McManamy

Andrew White

Jason Miller

Eric Johnson

Jonathan Feldman

Mike Ward

James White

Scott Hamilton

Jim Johnson

Marshall Brain

Patrick Miller

Eric Davis

Jenn Mann

Josh Stein

OwlTail

Access and engagement to online resources has proven to be a critical factor in helping families and individuals connected with resources available to them. This necessity for connection to information has become even more crucial during this COVID season.This month's Work Matters podcast features Amy Huffman whose work is precisely to help people in North Carolina engage with online resources. Listen/watch as Amy shares why her work matters and how she has grown to better serve and love her co-workers as she has grown in her faith.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Access and engagement to online resources has proven to be a critical factor in helping families and individuals connected with resources available to them. This necessity for connection to information has become even more crucial during this COVID season.This month's Work Matters podcast features Amy Huffman whose work is precisely to help people in North Carolina engage with online resources. Listen/watch as Amy shares why her work matters and how she has grown to better serve and love her co-workers as she has grown in her faith.  See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for privacy and opt-out information.

10: Amy Huffman

Access and engagement to online resources has proven to be a critical factor in helping families and individuals connected with resources available to them. This necessity for connection to information has become even more crucial during this COVID season.This month's "Work Matters" podcast features Amy Huffman whose work is precisely to help people in North Carolina engage with online resources. Listen/watch as Amy shares why her work matters and how she has grown to better serve and love her co-workers as she has grown in her faith.

Access and engagement to online resources has proven to be a critical factor in helping families and individuals connected with resources available to them. This necessity for connection to information has become even more crucial during this COVID season. This month's "Work Matters" podcast features Amy Huffman whose work is precisely to help people in North Carolina engage with online resources. Listen/watch as Amy shares why her work matters and how she has grown to better serve and love her co-workers as she has grown in her faith.

Dawn Gibson

Back to school is back, but this year it is complicated. Universities are trying to have at least face-to-face classes, but it’s not clear that’s going to work out. About 70% of public school students are starting their year totally online. It’s been a rollercoaster few months for folks across the world, around the country and throughout North Carolina, as we ask them to figure out how to move big chunks of their lives online from their homes. Figure out how you can take care of your health from home. Figure out how you can work from home. Figure out how you can learn from home.Our guests on this episode are two people working on two very different parts of the problem. Amy Huffman is the Digital Inclusion Manager for the state Broadband Infrastructure Office. Her job is to figure out how to overcome the challenges we have getting every student, every adult worker, every senior citizen online. Dr. Dawn Gibson is the founder of Peletah Ministries in Craven County. Among a lot of other projects, she’s trying to figure out how to get individuals able to take full advantage of the Internet.

Back to school is back, but this year it is complicated. Universities are trying to have at least face-to-face classes, but it’s not clear that’s going to work out. About 70% of public school students are starting their year totally online. It’s been a rollercoaster few months for folks across the world, around the country and throughout North Carolina, as we ask them to figure out how to move big chunks of their lives online from their homes. Figure out how you can take care of your health from home. Figure out how you can work from home. Figure out how you can learn from home. Our guests on this episode are two people working on two very different parts of the problem. Amy Huffman is the Digital Inclusion Manager for the state Broadband Infrastructure Office. Her job is to figure out how to overcome the challenges we have getting every student, every adult worker, every senior citizen online. Dr. Dawn Gibson is the founder of Peletah Ministries in Craven County. Among a lot of other projects, she’s trying to figure out how to get individuals able to take full advantage of the Internet.

Amy Huffman And Dawn Gibson