Topic: Youth-Focused Initiatives
The partnership between the Cumulus Media Networks-syndicated Michael Baisden Show and The Black and Missing Foundation has been directly responsible for finding three missing children in one month. In one recent case, Jhada Clark had been missing for more than a month after her father took her out of state. After the father’s co-workers heard Jhada’s story during the show, they convinced him to turn the missing girl over to local authorities. Jhada was reunited with her mother, Rose Walker.
Baisden’s show highlights a child who is currently missing every day during the show. Details about missing children are also profiled on the show’s website and social media outlets. Listeners learn how to provide information to local law enforcement agencies.
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