Podcasts about change making women

In this episode I talk to Leadership Coach for change makers Katy Murray about launching with more ease and a little bit less formality.We dive into the interview by discussing the tendencies for women to dive into changing the world without bearing in mind whether or not that is actually sustainable. We then move on to talking about how Katy’s methods for coaching are different when she is speaking to people within an organisation vs. individuals outside of a fixed system and the different factors that impact her work here.We then get into the meat of the episode where Katy shares her personal approach to launching her Mastermind Program ‘Change Making Women’ and how important the personal touch is to her. We touch on the importance of launching feeling easeful (which is NOT the same easy) and making sure that we are comfortable with what we’re doing.Katy then shares one of her favourite power practices: Setting intentions. To learn exactly how Katy sets her intentions, listen to the full episode. Here are the 3 questions:How do I want to feel today?How do I want to show up today?What’s one thing I want to progress today?To learn more about Katy and her work, check out the links below and if you enjoyed this episode let me know by leaving a review or a comment on social media.LINKS:To receive thought-provoking content straight into your inbox, join my email list here:http://bit.ly/gentlebusinesssuccess To find me on Instagram follow me here:https://www.instagram.com/gentle_life_mindful_businessKaty Murray coaches change makers to step up without burning out.Find Katy on Linked In and Instagram.Sign Up for Katy’s newsletter Catalyst Notes here.If you lead DEI work in your organisation sign up for Inclusion Essentials here.Find out about Katy’s mastermind Change Making Women here. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In their first book club episode, Ziada and Mary Ann have been reading Mighty Be Ouw Powers by Leymah Gbowee, the Liberian Peace Activist whose leadership helped bring an end to Liberia's second civil war.

Ruby is the CEO and Co-Founder of WUKA Wear. She is a passionate environmental scientist who combines her scientific knowledge and passion for lean startup methodology to solve the problems that surround disposable menstrual products. She was born and brought up in Nepal and with WUKA , she wants to break taboos around period worldwide. This week on Change Making Women we talk to Ruby, who is originally from Nepal about how she developed the idea for Wuka Wear Period Pants and went about testing, developing and launching the product. Listen to the show to hear more about the process of envisioning an innovative product, the environmental imperative for us to get into the habit of using reusable menstrual products, breaking down the stigma and taboos about our bleeding and the importance of addressing period poverty worldwide. Find Wuka Wear at www.wuka.co.uk.

#46: Beating Burnout by Change Making Women

In this show Ziada and Mary Ann celebrate the first year of this podcast, Change Making Women, They discuss some of the interesting and inspiring guests they have had on the show and look forward to the future PLUS Eleanor Brown plays the title track from her new album, Meet You There, live for us.

Today I’m chatting with Mary Ann Clements, the founder of Jijaze: a community to support changemaking women, and co-host of the Change Making Women podcast. Enjoy our ramble through Cinderella and Mary Ann’s relationship with her body and creativity. This is an entirely self-produced podcast. If you appreciate the Wild Elixir podcast, please support the show at: www.patreon.com/janellehardy Connect with Mary Ann: https://jijaze.com Connect with Janelle: www.janellehardy.com

This week on Change Making Women we talk to Kelly Diels, a writer and marketing consultant whose approach is based upon the marketing strategies of movements and revolutionaries. We find out why she is so passionate about the Feminist Marketing School she recently launched, what it means to market as a feminist without selling out, how she defined and critiques the Female Empowerment Lifestyle Brand and how she thinks we can both market our work and stay true to our values.

Hello lovely Couragemakers, and welcome to episode 66 of The Couragemakers Podcast! This week I'm excited to be sharing my conversation with Mary Ann Clements. Mary Ann is founder of Jijaze: a community supporting women to replenish and take care of themselves as they work to change the world. She is also the co-host of the Change Making Women podcast with Ziada Abeid; A Tanzanian broadcaster. Originally trained as an anthropologist she has many years experience in International Development as a leader and grant maker. She's also a storyteller, podcaster, writer, connector, #nia teacher, action learning facilitator and shadow work coach. She co-founded both The Story Party and the Red Tent Directory. Her work is all about bringing women together to make big change happen in the world.  In this episode, Mary Ann shares her journey as a change making woman, from her background in the international development and women's sector, to burning out and creating a community for change making women. We really dive into how self care and self replenishment needs to be sustainable, how working harder doesn't mean working better, and how you can change the world without exhausting yourself, and how in fact, that's counter-productive. We debunk a lot of myths win the episode, including taking your self worth out of your usefulness and productivity, giving yourself permission to spend your resources on yourself and flipping this narrative that self care has to be earned. We also have a great conversation about the change-making world, systemic inequality and patriarchy and how we don't all have the same starting line. I love Mary Ann's mission, and I find her views on making a difference and playing the long game so refreshing in a world that glorifies burnout and working to exhaustion as a badge of honour, and that success comes quickly. This episode is a great reminder that it's okay to use some of your resources on you, in fact, the world would be a better place if you did. It's also a much needed reminder that building things that have a very real impact and have a sustainable structure take time to build, and that's okay. I know you're going to love this one! Enjoy the show!   About Mary Ann is founder of Jijaze: a community supporting women to replenish and take care of themselves as they work to change the world and co-host of the Change Making Women podcast with Ziada Abeid a Tanzanian broadcaster. Originally trained as an anthropologist she has many years experience in International Development as a leader and grant maker. She's also a storyteller, podcaster, writer, connector, #nia teacher, action learning facilitator and shadow work coach. She co-founded both The Story Party and the Red Tent Directory. Her work is all about bringing women together to make big change happen in the world.   Website | Podcast |  Twitter | | Facebook Group   Things We Talked About   What Mary Ann does to light herself up Taking your self worth out of your usefulness and productivity, and giving yourself permission to spend your resources on yourself  How sometimes we need more resilience and commitment to ourselves than we ever thought possible     About Meg & That Hummingbird Life I'm Meg and I'm the host of Couragemakers and founder of That Hummingbird Life. I'm an INFJ creative and multipassionate who has a bit of a notebook and post-it note obsession, loves foot-stomping country music and likes her hot chocolate with way too much chocolate. I started Couragemakers because I wanted to create a platform for passionate and unconventional women to have honest conversations and to share their stories, struggles and dreams. The intention behind this podcast is to inspire and encourage creative and mission-driven women to live a wholehearted life and follow the beat of their drum. When I'm not recording episodes, writing bullshit-free, very vulnerable and encouraging Sunday emails to fellow couragemakers or making new friends with the wonderful guests, you can find me working on all manners of magic over at That Hummingbird Life. THL is the online home for unconventional creatives and multipassionates who want to show up unapologetically and intentionally as who they are, and really own, live and share their many stories. It's made for couragemakers who have so much great shit to give the world and want to leave their mark but have too much self doubt standing in the way!  

A special edition of the podcast in which Mary Ann reads her poem, Three Habits: A Fierce Love Letter to Change Making Women released today for the launch of her Jijaze Project.

On this episode of Change Making Women we interview Eleanor Brown, the singer and songwriter who both wrote and performed our theme song. In the show we talk about how Eleanor got started writing music at a young age, where she draws her song writing inspiration from, the link between personal transformation and making a difference in the world and Eleanor's passion for connection to and the protection of the natural world, We also get an amazing performance of Eleanor's song 'A Call to Stand'

The second of our two part launch episode in which we introduce you to the women behind Change Making Women. Today we talk about Mary Ann and the different ways in which she has tried to make a difference through her work on childhood disability, mental health and even the Nia movement practice which she teaches. We find out what happened when she got 'burnt-out' change making and how she has picked herself up and is now creating a community for change making women offering them support, connections and learning to help them stay well resourced in their work. We also find out what food she says she could eat for the rest of her life!

The first of a two part launch episode in which we introduce you to the women behind Change Making Women. Today we talk about what Kipilipili means and why Ziada believes it is so important to love your natural hair, how Kipilipili has grown organically from a simple idea about sourcing products to a business with a change making mission behind it. Ziada also talks about how she works on the project with a close friend and gives us some tips about how to make a business partnership work if you are already friends, the huge importance and benefits of listening to your audience, how she is maximising social media channels to expand the impact of Kipilipili and mixing making a difference with a business that provides what real women actually want.

Coming Soon: Change Making Women is the podcast for women who make a difference with Ziada Abeid in Tanzania & Mary Ann Clements (formerly Mhina) in London.