Podcasts about community development officer

Neighbourhood connections are the foundation of a resilient city. They enhance safety, well-being, and local engagement, strengthening Lethbridge as a whole. This session explores why these connections matter, insights from the Neighbourhood Engagement Project, and the role of neighbourhood associations—like the League of YQL Neighbourhoods—in fostering community. Beyond discussion, this is a call to action: whether by engaging with neighbours, supporting local initiatives, or simply being a friendly presence, small efforts make a big impact. Let's build stronger communities together. Speaker: Jerry Firth, Community Development Officer Jerry Firth is a co-founder and the Chair of the League of YQL Neighbourhoods and the Lethbridge Uplands Neighbourhood Association. He previously worked as the Neighbourhood Development Coordinator for the City of Lethbridge, fostering his passion for connecting neighbours. Jerry now works as a Community Development Officer with the Community Engagement Branch of Alberta Arts, Culture and Status of Women, supporting the non-profit sector and is the President of the Rotary Club of Lethbridge Mosaic. He holds a Bachelor's and Master's degree in Social Work from the University of Calgary. Jerry enjoys dad jokes and is a street-performing mime known as “Rufus”. He is married to Tammy and has two children, Addy and Caydence. Family and community are at the heart of everything Jerry does.

Between natural disasters, economic volatility, and political chaos, there is a lot to respond to these days. It's important for credit unions to create contingency plans and prepare for crisis. It's equally important to escape the reactivity trap by proactively creating opportunities for joy and connection. That's precisely what Abilene Teachers Federal Credit Union has done with 325 Day, an event with a name that refers both to its date and the credit union's local area code. The idea is to celebrate local businesses, gather community members, and most importantly, have fun! This month, we're joined by Abilene Teacher FCU's Community Development Officer, Elizabeth Gray, and Marketing Director, Kathy Mayer, to talk about the evolution of the event and its growing impact. We also address this month's BIG question: During an era when so much is moving online, why is a sense of place still important and how does your credit union benefit by bringing people together in real life?

Grant Cox is the Scholarships and Community Development Officer at the Randolph County Community Foundation located in Winchester, IN! He stops by the podcast to encourage senior students in Randolph County to fill out the scholarship application! The deadline is January 15th at 4:00PM! He talks about all things having to do with the Community Foundation as well!

On this episode of Banking on KC, Joe Mendoza, the new Community Development Officer at Country Club Bank, joins host Kelly Scanlon to discuss his strategic role in enhancing community development and financial literacy in underserved communities. Tune in to discover:How Joe's position as Community Development Officer at Country Club Bank helps to bridge the financial literacy gap in Kansas City.The specific programs and initiatives Joe is leading to educate and serve both individual and business banking needs.The impact of these programs on the community and the strategic partnerships that help facilitate this vital work.Country Club Bank – Member FDIC

Jonathan Burgess: Grassroots Rugby League Development in North WalesJoin Craig and Karl from Rugby League Outsiders as they interview Jonathan Burgess, the Community Development Officer at North Wales Crusaders. Learn about the extensive efforts to foster rugby league at the grassroots level, the success of junior hubs, and unique community projects aimed at promoting the sport. Jonathan shares his journey, the growth in player participation, and the development strategies that aim to make rugby league thrive in North Wales. This episode provides an in-depth look into grassroots sports development and the passion behind it.SPONSOR: This episode was sponsored by Urban Flux - Multi-Media Marketing

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This episode's interview is with Luis Parodi, a Vice President and the Senior Regional CRA & Community Development Officer at Republic Bank.Luis shares stories and advice based on his management experiences, including the importance of:Listening with the intent to understandEmpowering your employees with the tools to grow and thriveEmbracing servant leadershipHe answers the same questions as each podcast guest:How do your values impact your management philosophy?Who or what has had the most impact on your management style?What book has made the biggest impact on you?

For the past several years many Yezidi refugees have been resettled in Wagga Wagga. We speak with Laura Johnston who is the Community Development Officer for STARTTS in Wagga Wagga about the services they provide to people of refugee backgrounds. STARTTS is a specialist, not-for-profit organisation that was established in 1988. It provides culturally relevant psychological treatment and support, to help people and communities heal the scars of torture and refugee trauma and rebuild their lives in Australia. - STARTTS rêxistineke ne-qezencê ye ku di sala 1988-an de hatiye damezrandin. Ew dermankirin û piştgirîya psîkolojî bi taybetî pêşkêşî penaberên ku êşkence û troma dîtine dike. Em bi Laura Johnston re ku Berpirsiyara Pêşvebirina Civakê li Wagga Wagga ye li ser xizmetên ku STARTTS pêşkêşî penaberan û bi taybetî penaberên Êzdî dike diaxafin.

This episode was recorded on September 29th. We are talking with Shyra, a Geismar native who is the Community Development Officer at Advancial Federal Credit Union. She is formerly a Pre-Litigation Adjuster at Progressive Insurance. Shyra is a proud member of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. And she actively contributes to her community by serving on the Lafayette Commission on the Needs of Women and co-chairing Alumni Engagement for the UL Christiana Smith African American Alumni Chapter. Shyra has been recognized as one of Acadiana's Top 20 under 40 young professionals and is currently enrolled in Leadership Lafayette class 36. — Find this and past episodes at: https://anchor.fm/the-tea-podcast — The Tea Podcast is proudly sponsored by Chase Group Construction, The Music Academy of Acadiana, and Electronic Protection Systems.

On Thursday's Morning Focus, Alan Morrissey was joined by Niamh Wiley, who is the Rural & Community Development Officer for Ennis & North Clare with Clare County Council and Kieran Walsh of the Cloughleigh Residents and Development Group. Two new initiatives aimed at increasing youth participation in sporting and recreational activities in Cloughleigh and the wider Ennis West area have been announced. A six-week introductory kickboxing programme for teenagers is being held at Cloughleigh Community Centre in Davitt Terrace while the all-weather facility in Cloughleigh is hosting a Halloween Multi Activity Kids Camp from October 31st to November 2nd.

Sandra Olivas is a Kansas City lifer. She grew up in Kansas City, Kansas, went to the University of Kansas, spent a brief time with a TV station in Topeka, Kansas, before coming home and becoming one of the top reporters for KCTV-5.Sandra spent about 14 years at the station. But then her family, through the tragic death of her mom in a car accident caused by a high-speed police chase, altered her career.She then went into the banking world, first with Bank of Labor Community Bank and, since January 2021 with First Federal Bank of Kansas City, where she is the Community Development Officer.(On a side note, if you've listened to other episodes of the C-10 Podcast you know that First Federal Bank sponsors the Student Spotlight that hits around the middle of each episode. We are incredibly grateful to bank president JR Buckner and the First Federal Bank family for their continued support of C You In The Major Leagues and, specifically, the C-10 Mentoring & Leadership program.)This interview was recorded in front of our C-10 students and mentors at Music Theater Heritage inside Crown Center on Wednesday night, April 19.As we do with many of these interviews, we've taken out the students and mentors' questions at the end, but you're left with a fascinating conversation with someone who followed her dream, pivoted after tragedy struck — although not right when that happened, as she will point out during this chat — but she's continuing to make a great impact on her hometown.Max Utsler, who does interviews on the C-10 Podcast from time to time, was one of Sandra's college professors at KU and interviewed her for this week's podcast. LINKS:Register here for the 2nd Annual C You At Topgolf event.For more information about the C-10 Mentoring & Leadership program for high school students, including how current eighth to 10th graders in the KC Metro can apply, visit our website.To make a financial gift to give students life-changing one-on-one mentoring, visit our secure donation page.For all episodes of the C-10 podcast and ways you can listen, click here.If you'd like to make a comment, have a suggestion for a future guest, or your company would like to help underwrite this podcast, please visit our contact page.

Episode 43 with Chris Lawton, skateboarder, co-founder of Skate Nottingham and Community Development Officer at Skateboard GB.  Together we discussed him growing up in Boston, Lincolnshire, moving to Nottingham in 1996 to study history and connecting with the thriving local skate scene, working in academia at Nottingham Trent University for a few years, traveling to Malmö and Copenhagen with his skate friends and drawing much inspiration from there to launch Skate Nottingham, a non-profit which uses skateboarding as a tool to unlock learning and creativity, participating in a talk about « skate friendly cities » at Pushing Boarders 2018 in London, recently taking the position as Community Development Officer at Skateboard GB, the National Governing Body for skateboarding for the UK…    Intro (00:13)  Getting started (01:26)  Studying modern history in Nottingham (08:44)  Fond of Japanese skate culture (13:08)  Working in academia (17:40)  First time in Malmö (25:00)  Many similarities between Nottingham and Malmö (30:35)  First steps of creating Skate Nottingham (38:44)  Pushing Boarders panel discussion (46:46)  Latests projects at Skate Nottingham, collaboration with Tampere in Finland (50:30)  Tough love from British skate media (01:05:12)  Skateboard GB (01:08:26)  Managing time between Skateboard GB and Skate Nottingham (01:13:34)  Infertility struggles (01:21:29)  Most valuable lesson learned from skateboarding (01:26:43)  Friends questions (01:28:08) Conclusion (01:59:54)   For more information and resources: https://linktr.ee/beyondboards

Hospitals can be frightening and emotional places, so anything we can do to make visiting one easier has to be a good thing. I've seen first-hand how a hospital garden can really help alleviate stress for patients, visitors and staff, so should all hospitals have one? Adam Frost chats to Dr Maria Leong and Alice Cornwell, Community Development Officer for the RHS. They're both involved in a garden Adam designed for University Hospital Lewisham, so the three of them appreciate the importance of creating green spaces where hospital staff and patients can reflect and recharge. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

MCUL CEO Patty Corkery talks with Advia Credit Union Community Development Officer Alex Minor about carving out her own career in the industry, what she learned from the payday lending industry, being active in the FUEL YP group and much more.

Obair is appealing for volunteers to aid with its expansion across Clare. The community organisation, which has been based in Newmarket-on-Fergus for 30 years, provides around 200 service users with Meals on Wheels over seven days a week. It will be expanding into areas across East, West and North Clare in the new year, with the support of HSE Mid West Community Healthcare which will allow it to provide an additional 160 meals a day to older people in the community. Community Development Officer with Obair, Siobhan O'Driscoll is stressing that it will be dependent on volunteers in each community.

Hello Awesome Humans! Joining us in the podcast studio today we have former Australian Rules footballer, Corey Bell. Corey was a rover for Southport when he was called up by Brisbane midway through the 1991 season with 16 disposals on debut against Richmond at Carrara. After his playing career ended, Corey continued to be involved in football as a development manager with AFL Queensland, as the Community Development Officer for the Gold Coast Football Club and now as the City of Gold Coast's Business and Investment Attraction Officer for sport. Tune in today and listen to this week's totally Awesome Human, Corey Bell!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FzrLji2xzug The Mindful Muslim is an Inspirited Minds podcast that hosts raw, open, and honest conversations on various topics within the sphere of mental health, psychology, Islam and spirituality. This month, Sivan spoke to Sakinah Abdul-Aziz about Suicide within Muslim Communities. This is Part 2 of a 2-part episode. The 1st part is available on Papyrus's own podcast called HOPECAST (Available on Spotify) and features our very own, Meanha Begum! Meanha is the Head of Operations at Inspirited Minds and has been supporting the charity from 2014. She has many years experience of working in Crisis and Suicide Prevention services within the NHS and third sector organisations. She has worked closely with the UK's leading mental health professionals, Imam's and community leaders and is an avid fundraiser. Sakinah Abdul Aziz worked as a Community Development Officer for Papyrus UK, a national charity aimed at the prevention of young suicides up to the age of 35. Sakinah's role involved engaging communities across London, raising awareness about suicide and equiping communities with skills in suicide prevention. Sakinah is passionate about engaging and building relationships with diverse minoritised communities, unpacking conversations around suicide and smashing the stigma associated with it. In this episode, they spoke about: The stigmas surrounding suicide in Muslim communitiesDeconstructing negative language around suicide and creating neutral language around the topicEducating and equipping those around you with knowledge about self-harm, mental health and suicidal thoughtsUnderstanding those around you who are affected by suicidal thoughtsThe importance of creating safe communities so that the topic of suicide is normalised You can find out more about Papyrus UK on their website: https://www.papyrus-uk.org and follow them on Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, TikTok, Twitter and Youtube. You can get in touch with Meanha via email at meanha.begum@inspiritedminds.org.uk. If you would like to ask us a question, suggest a topic you would like us to discuss on the podcast or if you would like to feature on the podcast as a guest, then please get in touch with the Mindful Muslim Podcast Team at podcast@inspiritedminds.org.uk. Support our podcast by becoming a Torchbearer for Inspirited Minds.

Friend To Friend: Food Assistance Program with Tamara Brinkman & Doug Macias (09/13/2022) - Ray gets to speak with United Way of Whitewater Valley's President & Natco Credit Union's Community Development Officer about an initiative they have going to fight food insecurities. Text "FEEDUWWV" to 91999 if you'd like to donate!

This week on the Saint Alphonsus Wellcast we explore financial wellness with Idaho Central Credit Union's Community Development Officer, Mikkel McBride. Mikkel goes into detail about the 4 Laws of Financial Prosperity: tracking, targeting, trimming, and training. Want to find a way to prosper on any budget? This podcast is just for you.ICCU Lunch n' Learn dates for Saint Alphonsus Colleagues:August 16th, 2022 at 12PM MST-4 Laws of Financial Prosperity September 22nd, 2022 at 12PM MST- Preparing for a Financial Emergency Colleagues can register at the LYWL website.

Join us live on Thursday, July 28th, at 4pm ET for the latest episode of the Connect This! Show. Co-hosts Christopher Mitchell (ILSR) and Travis Carter (USI Fiber) will be joined by Peggy Schaffer (Director, ConnectME), Andrew Butcher (President, Maine Connectivity Authority), and Christa Thorpe (Community Development Officer, Island Institute). The panel will dig into recent anti-municipal propaganda in the New […]

Today we chat with Community Development Officer, Brandi Zavaslak as she talks about what's going on for Canora In Bloom Week. Take a listen for details! ~ Eddie Q & Reader

On this episode of the All Business Podcast, we welcome a great panel of guests from Erie, Pennsylvania: •Christina Marsh Chief Diversity and Community Development Officer, Erie Insurance •James Grunke President & CEO, Erie Regional Chamber and Growth Partnership •John Persinger CEO, Erie Downtown Development Corporation Located on beautiful Presque Isle Bay and Lake Erie, Erie County is a short drive from the major metropolitan areas of Buffalo, Cleveland, Pittsburgh and Toronto. The City of Erie is Pennsylvania's only Great Lakes port city. Erie has undergone an impressive transformation over the past several years and serves as a great example of what is possible when businesses, politicians and the community come together to make your area a better place to work, play and live.

Community Development Officer, Rebecca Watson tells us what's on at the Shire in March. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In honor of Black History month, we are talking about the Equitable Small Business Initiative, a lending program focusing on Black Business Enterprises and minority owned businesses in New Jersey. The initiative was founded in part through a donation by the Pascale Sykes Foundation. In the episode we welcome Phillip D. Woolfolk, Chief Operations Officer of the African American Chamber of Commerce of NJ, and Bydeia Harmon, Community Development Officer for the Chamber. Most recently Phillip served as the Managing Principal & Profitability Advisor for Main Street Advisory, LLC. He is a Senior Associate for the new social media App, Grapevyne, and is Co-founder of P & P Real Estate Investment Company, founded in 1989 focused on residential and commercial mixed used real estate. ​A native of Philadelphia, Bydeia attended the HBCU Delaware State University, majoring in Finance and Banking. He has served as a mortgage loan officer at Bank of America, as well as in management roles with Wells Fargo bank and Santander. Click here to contact Bydeia Harmon for additional information. Click here to apply for an ESBI loan. To view the work of The Pascale Sykes Foundation, click here. #BlackHistoryMonth #Equitable #BlackBusinessEnterprises --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/pascale-sykes/message

Would you like to develop land for the benefit of your local community? Find out more about Community Land Trusts! Hear how Carroll and Bryan from Lavenham CLT developed land near them for the benefit of others. Learn how they went about it, their biggest top tips - and a very clever way of guarding against graffiti. We then speak to Sunila, Community Development Officer in Rural Affordable Housing here at Community Action Suffolk. Find out her perspective and advice on meeting housing needs here in Suffolk. To find out more about our work in rural housing, head to our website: https://www.communityactionsuffolk.org.uk/communities/rural-housing/ If you'd like to learn more about Lavenham Community Land Trust, take a look at their website: http://lavenhamclt.onesuffolk.net/

(note, this was recorded on Saturday Nov 27th for tortoise shack members) On Saturday a small anti-Trans protest took place in Dublin, in what looks like a continuation of a tiny section of the country intent on importing UK/US style culture wars to Ireland. Rather than dwell on their nonsense, we decided to talk with activist, Community Development Officer with TENI and friend of the shack, Lilith Ferreyra-Carroll. We discuss the real crisis facing Trans people when trying to access healthcare, the fact that 'coming out' as Trans can make you fell like less of a person and more like a case study, and the barriers the State put in front of people who just want to live as themselves. We also chat, thankfully, how Ireland, despite the some mainstream elements rushing to embrace it, is not like the US or UK when it comes to these divisive voices. Many thanks to Lilith for joining us on what was a difficult day. Solidarity. To Help checkout HERE And for more on TENI see: @Teni_Tweets and HERE

Listen in to part 3 of our Leadership Lynchburg Around the Table Series to discuss the impacts of DEI in the workplace with a few professionals who apply it to their daily lives. This week we have Tina Garrett-Ragland, Tim Smith, and Trae Watkins joining us with host, Chal Nunn. Tina is a Senior Human Resource Executive at Pacific Life with 30 years of HR experience. Tina has also led DEI and human resources best practices with Genworth, Advance Auto Parts, and Nationwide Insurance. Tim is an Assistant Vice President and Branch Manager for Carter Bank & Trust with experience in community banking and human management. Tim formerly played college football at Liberty University and has worked with SunTrust, Wells Fargo, and Radio Shack. Trae is a Vice President and Community Development Officer at the Bank of the James. Trae works with low-to-moderate income areas including small businesses, housing, financial education and general community needs assessments that will enhance the economic development and quality of life in the communities we serve. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/all-for-business/message

Kémo is a servant to The People, w/ a liberating agenda. As a Community Development Officer, he supports programs aimed at reducing poverty and helping to improve the lives of people who live in deprived areas. A few current areas of expertise and practice are: business credit/finance consultation providing underserved business owners with access to much needed but little known about alternative resources. He founded an Entrepreneurial Superhub" / "Start-Up Studio," focused under repped Millennial and Gen Z founders and a real estate development using shipping containers with a social impact focus.His passions are Pan-African Liberation, Restoration, Elevation. With a purpose to reinitialize Black Wall Street by implementing self-reparations so that we may achieve economic sovereignty. Don't miss out on this episode as Kemo shares how his real estate development project has a social impact, focuses on helping millennial and Gen Z founders get resources, and his breakdown to the breakthrough that changed the course of his life. Here are three reasons why you should listen to the full Episode:Find out the breakdown to the breakthrough that brought him to the fork in the road and the decision he made. What TREP House and Design to Build are. Why is Kemo so passionate about staying and living dangerously. Enjoying The MindShift Podcast?Click here to follow on Apple Podcasts? While there, please leave a 5-star rating and review. Also, if you haven't done so already, join the free MindShift Community to connect with other like-minded people. Don't forget to tag me @mrdarrellevans on Instagram. Thanks for listening,Darrell

How does a Community Development Officer for a bank make a difference in the community? Listen to Aarika Plunkett, Community Development Officer of Independent Financial, discuss her experiences, how she is able to help those who are underprivileged in the community, great advice and much more.

Community advocates Stephanie Welch, Chief Economic and Community Development Officer and Deputy to the Mayor of the City of Knoxville, and Addie Arbach, Founder and Executive Director of Next Step Initiative, join Matt and Alyson to discuss homelessness, drug abuse, affordable housing, and how you can step in to find solutions in your community.

Community activist Phil Kidd never. slows. down. He’s back for round 2 on the podcast and as expected it’s worth the listen – his new CLE neighborhoods initiative (and documentary), a healthy debate on Western Reserve expansion, the history of urban planning in the Valley, its impacts and how to plan for the future. An […]

This week we catch up with Clint Proctor, developer of the app Check Me. Clint is a Community Development Officer at the Alcohol and Drug Foundation, and development coach for the Box Hill Hawks in the Victorian Football League whom are the reserves team for Australian Football League Team Hawthorn. Clint has developed an App called Check Me. Ready for launch, the Check Me App provides an amazing and non invasive method to assist with mental health well being for both sport people and employees, from ground roots level to professional level athletes. We enjoyed catch up with Clint and hearing all about his development, and had a great chat on life in general. We know you will enjoy this episode

Part of our vision at Made Possible By is to equip, align and inspire companies, causes and people to do make a bigger difference together. Focus Federal Credit Union fits right in. Their heart to help their community succeed financially is inspiring. Their programs, their mission, their community involvement are all centered around serving their community. As Abigail Cabello, their Community Development Officer, shares “Can’t isn’t a word.”. If you are in need of a second chance bank account or simply want to work with an organization that cares about others, Focus is at the top of the list. Thank you to Focus for supporting the YMCA, YWCA, Litter Blitz, Feed the Children and more. We see you working!

In this Snippet of Good we hear from Abigail Cabello, Community Development Officer of Focus Federal Credit Union. She shares what community means to Focus and about their CDFI accommodation programs including: Fresh Start Program; second chance checking accounts; financial literacy classes and more. Stay tuned to catch the entire Conversations Around Good episode that drops on Friday.

Gloria Strickland, S.V.P. and Chief Youth and Community Development Officer of the All Stars Project, Inc., shares her decades of work helping young people from poor communities of color exercise their creative muscles in all kinds of life situations to generate their own development and exercise power—and how the All Stars kept it going during the pandemic.  Hosted by Carrie Lobman.  https://www.facebook.com/Allstarsproject/videos/1070565696687705 ----more---- Welcome to All Power to the Developing, a podcast of the East Side Institute. The Institute is a center for social change efforts that reinitiate human and community development. We support, connect and partner with committed and creative activists, scholars, artists, helpers and healers all over the world. In 2003, Institute co-founders Lois Holzman and the late Fred Newman had a paper published with the title “All Power to the Developing.” This phrase captures how vital it is for all people—no matter their age, circumstance, status, race, ethnicity, gender or sexual orientation—to grow, develop and transform emotionally, socially and intellectually if we are to have a shot at creating something positive out of the intense crises we're all experiencing. We hope that this podcast series will show you that, far more than a slogan, “all power to the developing” is a loving activity, a pulsing heart in an all too cruel world. ----more---- The East Side Institute is a hub for a diverse and emergent community of social activists, thought leaders, and practitioners who are reigniting our human abilities to imagine, create and perform beyond ourselves—to develop.  Each episode will introduce you to another performance activist or play revolutionary from around the world.   To learn more about the East Side Institute you can go to https://eastsideinstitute.org/   Made possible in part by Growing Social Therapeutics: The Baylah Wolfe Fund.        

Janet and Mark talk to Trae Watkins, VP & Community Development Officer for Bank of the James about the growing landscape of race relations in the US. Trea is a Lynchburg native, recently accepted a brand-new role as Vice President & Community Development Officer at Bank of the James. Prior to his new role at the bank, James was employed at Virginia Episcopal School as the Associate Dean of Students, Coordinator of Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion, as well as teaching psychology and coaching football. He has 6 years of mental health counseling experience in the urban areas of Baltimore and Richmond. James is also the co-founder of Grow a Future, which aims to transform the culture of urban communities by developing and preparing the youth for economic empowerment and educational advancement.

On this segment of #SpanningtheNeed​, we sat down with longtime non-profit advocate and Community Development Officer at Farmers National Bank/Farmers Trust Company, Debbi Grinstein, Esq. She has worked in the field for nearly 30 years and we will discuss her journey, updates in the nonprofit sector and how she is continuing helping the non-profit field in her current role.Please sign up for updates on announcements, interviews, and giveaways below: https://www.anthonyvspano.com​​​​.

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Robert Kennedy Jr. brings everyday citizens' concerns to the airwaves of FMTalk1065, with Aqualyn Kennedy, this week's guests are Ira Bates, Jr.  VP Community Development Officer for the First Bank and Dean of Leadership Mobile Class of 2021, Stephen Barret owner of Flip Flop Book Shop in Daphne, and Casey Johnson, S. Caronlina; Kernersville Parks and Recreation, Adaptive and Inclusion Coordinator, mental illness discussed as civil rights issue

This interview first aired on Friday the 15th of January 202 on ONE FM 98.5 Shepparton. One FM Shepplife announcer Terri Cowley talks to Tanayah Cranage, the Community Development Officer at the Greater Shepparton City Council. She spruiks the 2021 Community Leadership Program. To find out more head to https://greatershepparton.com.au/community/neighbourhoods/community-leadership-program. For further questions on the Community Leadership Program please contact Council on (03) 5832 9700 or email communityadmin@shepparton.vic.gov.au Applications must be received by 5pm on Monday 3 March 2021. Thanks to J.Furphy and Sons for supporting this podcast and to Adam Watkins & Josh Revens for their technical assistance. Listen to Terri Cowley live on Friday mornings from 9am-12pm. Contact the station on admin@fm985.com.au or (+613) 58313131 The ONE FM 98.5 Community Radio podcast page operates under the license of Goulburn Valley Community Radio Inc. (ONE FM) Number 1385226/1. PRA AMCOS (Australasian Performing Right Association Limited and Australasian Mechanical Copyright Owners Society) that covers Simulcasting and Online content including podcasts with musical content, that we pay every year. This licence number is 1385226/1.

Rana Liu is the Community Development Officer at Explorations. Her work seeks to actively engage Explorations within the community, setting goals for improvement and responding to problems and needs through empowerment and active participation. As the communications link, she leads the development campaigns, the diversity and inclusion objectives, and the partnerships, including establishing the first public Dolly Parton's Imagination Library in Montreal. https://explorationslearning.com https://www.facebook.com/explorationslearning/ https://preventioncdnndg.org/podcast/

In hour one, The Good Neighbor was joined by Lynn Hardy, Marketing Director withAppleton Downtown Inc. In hour two (38:00) Kathy talked with Lynn Hopfensperger, Community Development Officer with Fox Communities Credit Union.

Join us in this multi part series on Financial Education and Wealth Management & Investing. In this episode we talk with Tasha Bonds, a Community Development Officer and Fred Williams, an Internet Entrepreneur about managing and spending the money you already have. As well as how to go about taking first steps to financial freedom. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/unprivilegedaf/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/unprivilegedaf/support

On a special three episodes of our Power of Football series, we speak to three different football associations to find out about the work clubs are doing in their respective countries and the lessons clubs in Scotland can learn. In this podcast, Marc Gamble, Head of Youth Development at Greenisland Football Club and Gavin Nelson, Club and Community Development Officer join Danny Bisland to discuss.

Today on Morning Focus we were joined by a few guest on air as they told us about how how certain community groups are coming together to assist the older and more vulnerable people in Clare. Fine Gael Cllr Joe Garrihy of Lisdoonvarna, Niamh Wiley, Rural Development Officer for Clare County Council, James Lafferty, Irish Red Cross Clare Community Officer and Siobhán O'Driscoll, Community Development Officer with Obair, joined us on air to tell us about the community groups they are involved with.

We are recording from Liamo Reef Resort in Kimbe, West New Britain Province. I'm chatting with Mr Zachary Taliva, the Community Development Officer for Hoskins Local Youth Development Council, Mr John Taingo, the Focal Point/ Volunteer for the establishment of the Talasea District Youth Development Council and Ms Nancy Ilambi, Technical Advisor with National Youth Development Authority. We are reflecting back on how the idea of establishing this council was born and the processes involved in the set up.

Rowshonara is Trailblazer & part of the selection panel selecting Award Recipients for She works with Adult Social Care within Portsmouth City Council. As a Community Development Officer, her role is to work with Black, Asian Minority & Ethnic Refugees [BAMER] and enable these communities to access to a range of services that reduce isolation and promote well being.

What a lovely way to open the Show on this day of days with the McArdles Andrea and Joanie! It really does Make Cents when you hear the story behind a business developed by three teenagers from Sacred Heart Secondary School in Drogheda. Barry Sanfey Drogheda United's new Community Development Officer has big plans to make the connection between local schools, the football club and a new Junior Academy. Historian Sean Collins shed some light on gas masks found in a Drogheda attic. While Joan Moran told us how Befriending has changed her life. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Maryann joined the show to talk about her experiences living with chronic illness, the burden attached, grief, the intersection of being from a culturally and linguistically diverse background (CALD) background and much more.Maryann is a Health and Community Development Officer.

How can you reach your financial dreams when you’re stuck in debt? On this episode of Mid-South View Point, Pastor James Kirkwood director of the Memphis Christian Pastors Network and Gerre Currie, Vice-President and Community Development Officer of Financial Federal Bank discuss ways you can get a handle on your finances to ultimately help you achieve your goals and dreams in life. This program originally aired May 31, 2018 on the Bott Radio Network affiliate 640 AM and 100.7 in Memphis, TN.

A cab is like a confessional: passengers tell drivers things they wouldn't tell a priest. And now you can join a ride through Southport, from one dawn to the next, hearing what the cabbie hears, seeing what the cabbie sees. From candyfloss to clubbers, and businesswomen to bartenders, Southport is a place of contrasts. Its culture and character shifts with the sun. We hear from night-shift nurses and go behind the scenes at Beales. We discover how a fast food restaurant feeds a hungry town. We hear from tourists who return year by year. And then, when the sun sets and the shutters go down, we hear from clubbers and bartenders while the music throbs. This piece's creator, Joseph Rynhart, also looks into the history of Southport, from its Victorian pomp to its contemporary renewal. He talks to Jane Little-Smith, Community Development Officer at King's Gardens, about their re-development and symbiotic relationship with the town. And then meets Mark Catherall, dubbed Sefton Council's 'tourism boss' by the Southport Visiter, to hear about the tourist economy and efforts towards retail renaissance. Forget Delta, forget Uber: this is 24 Hours in Southport. Part of the Coastlands project: six documentaries about the Sefton coast. Created by Joseph Rynhart. Supported by Arts Council England and The Hemby Trust.

                  Machelle Maner is currently Vice President, Community Development for Wells Fargo. As Sr. Community Development Officer, she covers Southwest Florida (a ten County Region). Wells Fargo’s Community Development Group and Machelle are focused on the strategic development of public/private partnerships, the identification of programs available to expand lending opportunities for affordable housing and small businesses and identifying community and economic development opportunities. In addition, Machelle is responsible for investments in non-profit organizations that focus on housing, small business, and economic revitalization. With more than 25 years in the financial services industry, she has held positions in both the Consumer, Commercial, Marketing and Commercial Banking divisions and was promoted to Vice President in 1996. Since 1994, Machelle has specialized in Community programs with an emphasis on establishing community, housing and business partnerships in Southwest Florida.

Machelle Maner is currently Vice President, Community Development for Wells Fargo. As Sr. Community Development Officer, she covers Southwest Florida (a ten County Region). Wells Fargo’s Community Development Group and Machelle are focused on the strategic development of public/private partnerships, the identification of programs available to expand lending opportunities for affordable housing and small businesses and identifying community and economic development opportunities. In addition, Machelle is responsible for investments in non-profit organizations that focus on housing, small business, and economic revitalization. With more than 25 years in the financial services industry, she has held positions in both the Consumer, Commercial, Marketing and Commercial Banking divisions and was promoted to Vice President in 1996. Since 1994, Machelle has specialized in Community programs with an emphasis on establishing community, housing and business partnerships in Southwest Florida.

Machelle Maner is currently Vice President, Community Development for Wells Fargo.  As Sr. Community Development Officer, she covers Southwest Florida (a ten County Region).  Wells Fargo’s Community Development Group and Machelle are focused on the strategic development of public/private partnerships, the identification of programs available to expand lending opportunities for affordable housing and small businesses and identifying community and economic development opportunities.    With more than 25 years in the financial services industry, she has held positions in both the Consumer, Commercial, Marketing and Commercial Banking divisions and was promoted to Vice President in 1996.   Machelle has served on several project teams within Wells Fargo and in the Community.  Currently, she serves on the Board of Directors of several Nonprofit organizations including the Black Business Initiative Fund, Tampa Bay Community Development Corporation, Minority Enterprise Development Corporation and Computer Mentors.  She is a graduate of Leadership Tampa (1995) and Leadership Tampa Bay (1998) and has served as both past president and chair in the organizations.   Machelle is a Past President of the Board of the Tampa Club and was the first African American woman to serve in that role Originally from Savannah, Georgia, Machelle Maner is a graduate of Savannah State University where she majored in Marketing and Management.   She has had numerous speaking engagements and fulfills her passion of serving in the community and encouraging families and individuals.

Moncton City Councillor, Daniel Bourgeois, tells us the difference between municipal and professional politics, and how that dynamic affects Open Government. Daniel Bourgeois http://www.moncton.ca/Government/City_Council/Councillor_Daniel_Bourgeois.htm Sameer Vasta www.twitter.com/vasta Richard Pietro www.twitter.com/richardpietro Music: Sheryl's Crush www.sherylscrush.com/

Bette Shippam had served as a Community Development Officer in Vanuatu from 1986 to 1988. She taught early educators on the pedagogy of teaching children.Volunteer for a better world! Join CUSO-VSO, share skills and volunteer in 43 countries in Africa, Asia, the Pacific, Latin America and the Caribbean. Volunteers, donate, share skills.www.cuso-vso.org