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Amy Schwabenlender

Amy Schwabenlender

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Producer and Host, STN

Phoenix

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Literally nothing. Everything is a story.

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Total articles 14

  • The quiet success of moving out of homlessness

    By Amy Schwabenlender| Jewish News of Greater Phoenix Verified For 19 years now, the Keys to Change Campus at 12th Avenue and Madison Street in downtown Phoenix (formerly known as the Human Services Campus) has offered dignified services with a 14-partner collaborative, serving some 1,200 people per day. It’s our mission: using the power of collaboration to create solutions to end homelessness. The campus shelters over 900 people nightly in four spaces.

    By Amy Schwabenlender · Jewish News of Greater Phoenix

    Dec. 10, 2024

  • Fear for Their Future

    By Amy Schwabenlender| keystochangeaz.org@ Reflections from the front lines serving people experiencing homelessness, in an October excessive heat warning (!), continuing to shelter 900 people per night on Key Campus, outreaching 400-500 more who remain unsheltered, and seeing the ARPA finish line vividly and sadly. For those of you who are frequent readers, you probably sense I am maybe not the most positive, optimistic, cheerleader-like person.

    By Amy Schwabenlender · keystochangeaz.org

    Oct. 02, 2024

  • The quiet success of moving out of homlessness

    By Amy Schwabenlender| Jewish News of Greater Phoenix Verified For 19 years now, the Keys to Change Campus at 12th Avenue and Madison Street in downtown Phoenix (formerly known as the Human Services Campus) has offered dignified services with a 14-partner collaborative, serving some 1,200 people per day. It’s our mission: using the power of collaboration to create solutions to end homelessness. The campus shelters over 900 people nightly in four spaces.

    By Amy Schwabenlender · Jewish News of Greater Phoenix

    Dec. 10, 2024

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Company Info

STN

STN (The Social Television Network) is a media company founded in 2011 by television journalists, including Managing Director Eric Sperling. The company aims to transform local media by focusing on community-driven storytelling and collaboration with local leaders to address societal challenges. STN produces content that highlights community leaders in various sectors, including business, sports, nonprofits, and government, promoting actionable advocacy and positive change. STN engages audiences through live events, such as *It Happens at STN*, which provide networking opportunities for stakeholders to collaborate on solutions. The STN app, available on iOS and Android, offers access to the company's content. STN targets community leaders, nonprofit organizations, local businesses, and government representatives, providing a platform for constructive dialogue and problem-solving. The company envisions expanding its model nationally while maintaining a strong local presence, aiming to redefine community engagement with media.

Phoenix, Arizona, United States

+1 480-967-7088

Founded: 2015