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The Hidden Workforce

The Hidden Workforce

By: Lisa Toth Host
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A show about the positive impact people with different abilities bring to the workforce.Lisa Toth, Host Career Success Economics
Episodes
  • Research, Resources, and Hope: Domestic and Intimate Partner Violence Related Traumatic Brain Injury, Dr. Johnny Lifshitz Ep. 228
    May 9 2026

    This week, we’re continuing our series of shows from the NABIS Live collaborative podcast series on Episode 228 of The Hidden Workforce!


    Let’s welcome back Dr. Johnny Lifshitz! In this episode, Dr. Lifshitz shares with us about a difficult yet important topic to address in the field of Brain Injury- Domestic and Intimate Partner Violence related Traumatic Brain Injury.


    “Jonathan Lifshitz, PhD, leads the Neurotrauma & Social Impact research team as a joint venture between the University of Michigan Concussion Center, Michigan Medicine Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, and VA Ann Arbor Healthcare System. He is appointed as a Michigan Impact Professor, a tenured Professor, and VA Research Health Scientist. Research projects focus on investigative, restorative, and regenerative treatments for traumatic brain injury as it develops into chronic neurodegenerative disease. We investigate domestic violence, child abuse, gender imbalance, marital norms, and Veteran mental health, with focus on inflammation and circuit reorganization to detect and intervene. The goal is to train generations of investigators to apply rigorous data to work for social impact, including health and medical outcomes. He leads local, state, and federal funded projects, including ones on cognitive rehabilitation, cardiovascular risk factors, vital imaging, neuroinflammation, and TBI during pregnancy. Currently, he is the scientific director for regional and national consortia to understand TBI arising from domestic violence…” (https://experts.umich.edu/13576-jonny-lifshitz)


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    22 mins
  • The Future of Brain Injury Research, Treatment and Care Delivery, and a New Era of Innovation in Brain Injury Research, Dr. Johnny Lifshitz Ep. 227
    May 2 2026

    This week, we’re kicking off our first show from the NABIS Live collaborative podcast series on Episode 227 of The Hidden Workforce!


    Let’s welcome Dr. Johnny Lifshitz! In this episode, Dr. Lifshitz shares with us about the future of brain injury research, service delivery, and the new era of innovation in the field of brain injury research.


    “Dr. Johnny Lifshitz, PhD, has an extensive background in neuroscience, with continuous training in experimental models of traumatic brain injury (TBI) and their clinical application. He trained at the UCLA Brain Injury Research Center, University of Pennsylvania Head Injury Center and Virginia Commonwealth University Commonwealth Center on Brain Injury. He was a tenured faculty member and independent investigator at the University of Kentucky Spinal Cord & Brain Injury Research Center. In Phoenix, he led the Neurotrauma & Social Impact research team as a joint venture between the College of Medicine – Phoenix and the Phoenix VA Health Care System. He is currently a member of the Michigan Neuroscience Institute and a Professor of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at the University of Michigan.” (https://braininjurysummit2026.org/speaker/jonathan-lifshitz-phd/)


    You do not want to miss this show!


    Want to hear more great interviews on The Hidden Workforce? Like, Follow, and Subscribe!


    Facebook: The Hidden Workforce
    Instagram: @thehiddenworkforce
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    You can listen live via radio or online on Groovy 105.7FM Saturdays at 9am and Sundays at 4pm, and all platforms that stream podcasts.


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    19 mins
  • The NABIS Live Collaboration: A Series of Shows on Acquired and Traumatic Brain Injury- Maggie Bond, Ep. 226
    Apr 25 2026

    This week, we get to talk about a new series of shows we’ll be sharing on Episode 226 of The Hidden Workforce!


    Our show’s host, Lisa chats with co-host Maggie about the NABIS Live series.


    Back in March, our team traveled to Washington DC, invited by the North American Brain Injury Society collaborating with Craig Hospital to feature some of the world’s leading experts on Brain Injury research, treatment, care, the diagnostic process, experts on different types and levels of Brain Injury for both adult and pediatric focuses/specialties, and more!


    Maggie shares about what we did at the Brain Injury Summit with NABIS Live, some of the topics of shows to be expected, the experiences with the experts and leaders in the field, and how we hope these shows help or inspire a listener who lives with Acquired or Traumatic Brain Injury as well as their families.


    You do not want to miss this show!


    Want to hear more great interviews on The Hidden Workforce? Like, Follow, and Subscribe!


    Facebook: The Hidden Workforce
    Instagram: @thehiddenworkforce
    Youtube: ​⁠@HiddenWorkforce


    You can listen live via radio or online on Groovy 105.7FM Saturdays at 9am and Sundays at 4pm, and all platforms that stream podcasts.


    #disability #inclusion #inclusiveemployment #radioshow #podcast

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    24 mins
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