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2 episodes with community outreach director
2 episodes with community outreach director
2 episodes with community outreach director
Jennifer Ward is the Community Outreach Director for Carenet Pregnancy Centers of Albuquerque. She opens up her life to encourage our listeners, sharing about the recent loss of her father, Charles Ortiz, and remembering how he loved and cared for her when, at seventeen, she... The post Jennifer Ward & Paula Gonzales appeared first on ABQ Connect.
March is Disability Awareness Month, and we're shining a light on the incredible work happening in Pickaway County! This week, we welcome Heather Foll, Community Outreach Director, and Kathleen Carlson, Service and Support Administrator, from the Pickaway County Board of Developmental Disabilities to share how our community is coming together to celebrate, advocate, and support individuals of all abilities.Learn more at pickawaydd.org or about events in Pickaway county at Pickaway.com!
Jennifer Ward is the Community Outreach Director, and Paula Gonzales is the Executive Director of Care Net Pregnancy Centers of Albuquerque. Paula said, “an unplanned pregnancy turns your life upside down. You don't have to go through your pregnancy alone. CareNet is here to help.... The post Jennifer Ward & Paula Gonzales appeared first on ABQ Connect.
*WARNING* This episode contains discussion about suicide. Listener discretion is advised. Carley Crain felt lonely. Away from her college friends, confused about her career path, drowned in student loan debt, and frustrated by social media algorithms that told her she was failing, Carley started feeling an all-consuming sadness that she couldn't shake. She wanted a way out. But she didn't take it. Instead, she sought the help she needed. And now, through her work at Connections Peer Support, she's offering services to those who struggle with the very issues Carley was (and still is) navigating post-college. In today's conversation from my makeshift studio in downtown Portsmouth, Connections Peer Support Community Outreach Director Carley Crain and I discuss: My past mental health issues (00:00) Manchester's bad reputation (04:00) Battling depression and anxiety (08:30) Carley's hospitalization (14:00) Social media's impact on mental health (19:20) The benefits of peer support (21:07) Changing the narrative around suicide (31:35) Mental health struggles for the LGBTQ+ community (43:20) What's your mission? (56:00) Carley Crain is the Community Outreach Director for Connections Peer Support, a peer support center with locations in Portsmouth and Northwood, N.H. Peer support is a non-clinical method for treating mental health issues, and it's FREE. A product of Hooksett, N.H. and a graduate of Springfield College, Carley studied sports journalism and sociology in college. She's also a proud advocate for the LGBTQ+ community. --For more information on the offerings at Connections, visit ConnectionsPeerSupport.org. For non-urgent situations pertaining to mental health, you can reach their "warmline" between 5 and 10 p.m. during the week by calling 603-427-6966. For urgent matters, please dial 988. To support the telling of more important Seacoast Stories like this one, please FOLLOW this podcast on our Apple Podcasts and/or Spotify feeds. It helps more than you think. This podcast is hosted, written, researched, and produced by Spotify's Troy Farkas, who moved to the Seacoast in June 2023. If you'd like to nominate Troy for Catapult's "10 to Watch" award, which honors hard-working young professionals on the Seacoast, please do so here.
Teaching Inclusion, Acceptance, and Responsibility Through Character Development with Kristin Woodward-Vaassen and Icle FreelandCharacter education can happen in many forms. Today's episode highlights a unique program that is fun, effective, and quickly growing in popularity. What child doesn't love taking care of a pet? Join us to hear more from our two guests.Kristin Woodward-Vaassen founded Two by Two Character Development in 2005. The program fosters positive character traits in thousands of youth and families across the nation. It has grown from its beginnings in Dubuque, Iowa, to 36 states and several other countries. Kristin spent many years as a 3rd-grade teacher and noticed that kids' socio-emotional needs were not being met, so she started this innovative program in an effort to make a real difference.Icle Freeland is the Community Outreach Director at Two by Two. From his initial background as a 2nd-grade teacher, he has worked in character education with elementary through college students. He works with schools to help implement the Two by Two program. Show Highlights:Highlights of the programming offered by Two by Two for all grade levelsThe basis of Kindhearted Kids, which uses ten lessons about kindness, empathy, responsibility, and more to grow productive citizens“Pet ownership” opens the door for connections with students.Encouraging and supporting inclusion and acceptance in classroomsReal-life results of Kindhearted KidsThe components of Kindhearted Kids are important in building many real-life skills in versatile ways. The impact of using pets to break down barriers, address challenges with communication and expression, and teach responsibilityLinks/Resources:Connect with Kristin, Icle, and Two by Two: Website and EmailContact us on social media or through our website for more information on the IEP Learning Center: www.inclusiveeducationproject.org Thank you for listening! Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the show to receive every new episode delivered straight to your podcast player every Tuesday.If you enjoyed this episode and believe in our message, please help us get the word out about this podcast. Rate and Review this show on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher Radio, or Google Play. It helps other listeners find this show.Be sure to connect with us and reach out with any questions/concerns:FacebookInstagram–We are doing videos on Instagram, so connect with us here and send us your questions!TwitterIEP websiteEmail us: admin@iepcalifornia.org
Care Net Pregnancy Centers of Albuquerque provide FREE pregnancy services, including testing and ultra-sounds. STI testing and post-abortive care are also available for the asking. Paula Gonzales is the Executive Director of Care Net Pregnancy Centers of Albuquerque, and Jennifer Ward is the Community Outreach Director. Finding... The post Jennifer Ward & Paula Gonzales appeared first on ABQ Connect.
Care Net Pregnancy Centers of Albuquerque provide FREE pregnancy services, including testing and ultra-sounds. STI testing and post-abortive care are also available for the asking. Paula Gonzales is the Executive Director of Care Net Pregnancy Centers of Albuquerque, and Jennifer Ward is the Community Outreach Director. Finding... The post Jennifer Ward & Paula Gonzales appeared first on ABQ Connect.
Join us on the Friday Morning Breakfast Show - 8:30 am - on SuperHits 103.7 COSY-FM when we interview Jodi Clock, Community Outreach Director at Clock Funeral Home. She explains the importance of pre-planning your funeral and the benefits of having a voice in your going-home celebration. In the second half of the show, we pivot toward preparing for our pets' everafter. Join us for this enlightening conversation! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
If you or someone you know is a business owner, then this is an episode you won't want to miss! Join Licensed Agents Edwin Elam and Will Schaub as they uncover a hidden tax benefit that offers significant savings for small businesses, including those in real estate and the nonprofit sector. Get ready to discover a simple yet impactful way to reduce tax expenses and enhance benefits for both you and your employees today. Key takeaways to listen for An ACA legislation program that can help businesses save on net taxes How the program is applicable to businesses of all sizes across various industries Ways employees can gain access to supplemental benefits such as life insurance, disability coverage, and more Why offering additional benefits can help your business boost employee retention and attraction Simple steps to get started with the program Resources mentioned in this episode William Bill NC S. Jennifer Branchini @jenbranchini_realtor About Entrepreneurs Edwin Elam and Will Schaub Elder Dr. Edwin Elam, an honored Salvation Army Corps Cadet graduate and top ministry student, now serves as Community Outreach Director and Financial Literacy head at Elizabeth Missionary Baptist Church in Monroe, NC. He has impacted over 10,000 lives with his vision of "Theonomics," training individuals in financial success through biblical principles, all online. Dr. Elam is set to join Harvard's Executive Program this fall, advocating for immediate community recalibration towards financial literacy, offering knowledge, experience, and contacts for transformative change. Over the past 15 years, Will Schaub has been a successful player in the supplemental Benefits, Accident & Health and Insurance industry. He has acquired a reputation of being able to deliver quality products and services, as well as the top notch support and care that goes hand in hand. His conviction that business owners needed more than cookie-cutter answers to solve their employee Insurance, Benefits, and Financial issues, drove him to consider a new consultative business opportunity in an entrepreneurial environment. He has surrounded himself with not just Insurance expertise, but with business professionals as well. The affiliated companies are winners in their fields, with offerings and technology platforms second to none. Connect with Edwin and Will Website: Edwin Elam Facebook: Edwin Elam Email: elamphd@gmail.com Phone Number: (704) 475-6588 Contact Us for a One-on-One Zoom Appointment Connect with Leigh Please subscribe to this podcast on iTunes or the Podcasts App on your phone, and never miss a beat from Leigh by visiting https://leighbrown.com. DM Leigh Brown on Instagram @ LeighThomasBrown. Subscribe to Leigh's other podcast Real Estate From The Rooftops Sponsors Leigh Brown University – New On-Demand Training How to Dominate During This Recession! Enroll Now to learn practical steps for effective action, discover what to say, and ensure success in securing listings, assisting buyers, and expanding your business, regardless of market conditions. Enroll today at: https://www.leighbrownuniversity.com/dominate-recession Enter code: CSIRE20 at checkout for a 20% discount.
Join us as we uncover the secrets to expanding your online influence, whether you're a behavior professional, veterinary hospital, or animal shelter. In this episode, we're joined by Mychelle Garrigan, founder of Firelink Digital Marketing, who shares expert insights and strategies to elevate your online presence. From effective website design to engaging social media tactics, compelling storytelling, and insightful data analytics, Mychelle provides actionable tips to reach a broader audience and drive meaningful engagement.Discover the importance of social media for animal shelters and learn how to effectively showcase shelter animals to potential adopters. Explore the art of storytelling in digital spaces and uncover strategies to create emotional connections that drive adoption rates.Tune in for expert advice and actionable strategies to amplify your organization's digital impact.Mychelle Garrigan runs Firelink Digital Marketing, which serves small to medium-size businesses and non-profits. She provides a full range of online business services including WordPress website design, SEO, copywriting, content marketing and social media marketing. She also has specialties in helping individuals develop online courses and events and improving/implementing web accessibility. Mychelle's professional background includes over 30 years working in administration, development, and marketing/communications positions in the non-profit world. She has a MSW with a concentration on Community Administration, Planning and Programs from UCLA. In addition to her digital marketing and web design experience, she has worked as both a professional editor and writer. She has written a diverse array of topics from pet care to social media marketing to web design and technology. She was the Community Outreach Director and Chief Executive Officer for the Association of Professional Dog Trainers and worked in administrative/marketing/education roles for the International Association of Animal Behavior Consultants, and the United States Dog Agility Association. She is also certified through the IAABC as a Dog Behavior Consultant.She currently serves as Board Secretary/Treasurer for the Sioux Empire TNR Coalition and is a volunteer with the Greater Sioux Falls Chamber of Commerce, Employment Disability Resources and is a foster for The Kitten League. In 2023 she was appointed to the Disability Awareness and Accessibility Review Board, an advisory body to the Mayor, City Council and the City ADA Coordinator on disability awareness and universal accessibility of City buildings, programs and services in Sioux Falls, SD. She lives in Sioux Falls, South Dakota with her dogs, cats, bearded dragon, hognose snake, cockatiel and way, way too many foster kittens.Resources:https://firelinkdigital.comChat GPT Res TikTok: @behaviorvettech Facebook & Instagram: Facebook and Instagram Support the podcast via social media: Twitter: https://twitter.com/TailsFromRVT Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TailsFromAVetTechPodcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tailsfromavettech
Founded in New York City in 2019, All Kings is a diverse and multigenerational group of men focusing on supporting and empowering formally incarcerated men and at-risk young men. The Community Outreach Director for All Kings is Davon Woodley and he joins Host Ramses Ja on today's podcast. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Franke at Seaside has been in Charleston for 130 years and in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina for 25 years. In this episode of Mount Pleasant Podcast, Allison Macfie, Franke's Community Outreach Director chats with host Brian Cleary about Franke at Seaside and the options they offer in active living, assisted living, memory care and skilled nursing. Cottage homes and apartment-style living at Franke is often very different than you might expect from what you've seen on movies and TV. The idea is to become part of the Franke community when you are young and active and able to enjoy all of the amenities, then as you age and your needs change Franke continues to provide that appropriate level of care. There's much more to learn about retirement living at Franke at Seaside in this entire episode, so tune in and listen to today's entire podcast on Mount Pleasant Podcast.
Today we're On The Road live from the 25th Annual Tupelo Elvis Festival at Cadence Bank Arena in Downtown Tupelo! We'll check out all the action and learn more about this iconic celebration, in the King's hometown, with Stephanie Coomer, Deputy Director for Tupelo Convention & Visitors Bureau, Dalton Russell, Marketing & Community Outreach Director and Debbie Brangenberg, Former Executive Director, both with Downtown Tupelo Main Street Association and so much more! Plus, we'll also let you know what's happening around your neck of the woods! Stay tuned, buckle up and hold on tight for your Next Stop MS!Visit our events calendar at mpbonline.org and click the community tab for Mississippi Events. If you have an event, you'd like to share, you can upload it directly to our calendar or email it to events@mpbonline.org. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Welcome to Legal News Reach Season 3! We begin the new year with a conversation between the National Law Review's Social Media Manager, Crissonna Tennison, and Bracewell's D&I and Community Outreach Director, Monica Parker. By now, most firms understand that diversity and inclusion are nonnegotiable foundations for a successful organization, but feedback conversations remain a commonly overlooked—or avoided—tool for fostering deeper professional connections amongst colleagues with different backgrounds and experiences. What role does feedback play in successful D&I practice, and how can attorneys at all levels approach it? Follow the National Law Review on Our Channels: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NatLawReview/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-national-law-review/ YouTube: https://tinyurl.com/NatLaw-YouTube Twitter: https://twitter.com/natlawreview Interested in publishing or advertising with us? Contact us at info@natlawreview.com
Associate Pastor and Community/Outreach Director for National Community Church, Lyle Tard, joins guest host Thann Bennett to share his story and offer ways you can encourage and support your pastor. Sign up for Thann's newsletter here. Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: click here
More About MJAs a Texan, wife, mother, and successful entrepreneur, MJ has a big heart for her family and community. After almost 20 years in marketing, project management, and entrepreneurship, MJ channeled her wide breadth of industry experience and shared her passion for helping women. When MJ lost her twin daughter, Desiree, at birth, the reality of not having the proper support from family, friends, and the community around her was devastating. She not only lacked guidance when being released from the hospital, but she did not know how much she truly needed mental, spiritual, and physical healing. This traumatic event prompted her to start Little Angel Network later. She is passionate about helping women during one of the darkest times of their life, and she vows to be the light and support to women worldwide. We provide grief care packages to hospitals and birthing centers to provide to families who have lost a child during pregnancy or birth. Our aim is to bridge the gap with after-hospital care for women and families to receive professional counseling, spiritual support, and physical and nutrition guidance.Connect with Little Angels Network@littleangelnetwork (both Facebook and Instagramwww.littleangelnetwork.org or Michelle, Community Outreach Director at 832-702-9851.Phone Number | 8329732229Email Address | MJ@littleangelnetwork.orgGet Involved Private Label Event Wine for A Cause on March 23rd from 4-7 pmSip & Support on April 25 from 4-9 pmEach month we have fun and exciting events, visithttps://www.littleangelnetwork.org/2023-event-calendarThanks for listening to Serving the Community Podcast. Be sure to subscribe to our YouTube Channel: / @ucjyav3xsylfea6h... like us on Facebook: https://web.facebook.com/servingtheco...And follow us on: https://servingthecommunity.buzzsprou...How to Connect with TrishaLinkedInhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/trisha-stetzel/Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/teamrxc_resultsxtreme/Websitehttps://teamrxc.com/
Today on Conflict Managed we are joined by Tracey Mebane, Human Resource Administrator & Special Projects at Lane College. We discuss the continuing effects of COVID on the workplace, adapting to change, sharing knowledge, and the importance of listening and caring for our co-workers. Tracey has more than 20 years of experience between the field of finance, banking, and human resources. She received several awards from First Tennessee Bank, now First Horizon and Citigroup, recognizing many of her accomplishments, particularly in leadership. In 2014 Tracey re-entered higher education at the non-profit HBCU, Lane College. Planning, directing, developing, coordinating, training, thinking strategically of the welfare of the college so that the college can continue to grow and educate is only a small part of her duties. Tracey has been a part of some amazing projects that took Lane College from paper to electronic processing, and she contributed to other cost saving projects. She led the development of the benefits and retirement committee that gives the faculty and staff a voice in decision making regarding health insurance and retirement benefits options. She is currently leading Lane College's retirement transformation project. Tracey facilitates wellness lunch and learns focusing on balancing all aspect of life from spiritual, to financial to wellness and more. She previously led the team that revised the employee handbook and she sits on the president's leadership team. Tracey is a member of the Society of Human Resource Management (SHRM) and currently volunteers on the West Tennessee SHRM executive board and is on her second year as Community Outreach Director, raising over 10k for different community outreach projects in 2022. She is also a non-medical emergency volunteer for West Tennessee. Tracey attended Airline School in Pompano, FL and worked at Memphis International after high school. She has an Associate of Applied Science in Information Technology from Jackson State Community College, a Bachelor of Science from University of Tennessee at Martin and a MBA with distinctions from Grantham University who as now joined the curriculum at the University of Arkansas. Please like and subscribe to Conflict Managed wherever you listen to podcasts. Conflict Managed is hosted by Merry Brown and produced by Third Party Workplace Conflict Restoration Services. Contact us at 3PConflictRestoration@gmail.com. Our music is courtesy of Dove Pilot.
Mary Jurgensen, Community Outreach Director for the nationally recognized Gary & Mary West PACE (Program of All-inclusive Care for the Elderly), is joined by colleague Matt Vasile, a West PACE social worker, to discuss the organization's annual "Everyday Necessities Drive for North County Seniors" program. Jurgensen and Vasile chat about PACE programs and services, along with tips on how to identify a senior that may need assistance.
Today I had the joy of interviewing my good friend Chelsea MacAdam about homelessness! Chelsea is the Community Outreach Director for Oaks Village. Oaks is a nonprofit in Monroe, Michigan that works to “rebuild our community, restore families and repurpose individuals.” On any given night, there are 190 homeless people on the streets of Monroe county. The team at Oaks works to feed, house, provide medical care, connect resources with, & simply love the people of Monroe!November is Homeless Awareness month in Michigan! We discuss several key points, including ways to support your community, the barriers people face while accessing social services, and removing the stigma surrounding seeking support. We dive into things well-intended people do that are not actually very helpful, along with how to be mindful of the accessibility of nonprofits you're donating to! Most importantly, we talk about honoring the holiness of people experiencing homelessness & how building relationships with others drives us to want more for all of our neighbors. This work is imperative, especially as the weather gets colder. May our increased awareness lead to increased advocacy!To get involved at Oaks Village, or to utilize their services, visit their website: https://www.oaksvillage.net/ Here is the link to their Donation Wish List: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1LDQXRRXP43O3?ref=cm_sw_em_r_un_un_lOHv9JbX3CwsX&fbclid=PAAaZAfIHB5SIjK15Qc6pu0yHQaUsgXarHEQblPdmW-B28K3TT0Ca4iVzbLiE
Thorne Daubenspeck is the Executive Director at Band Together. Since 2001, Band Together has used the power of live music to donate over $11 million to Triangle area nonprofit organizations. Nesha Daubenspeck is the Community Outreach Director for 1ofUs, which provides assistance that directly impacts the lives of patients with breast and other gynecological cancers. Together, this power couple is impacting thousands of lives in the Triangle area.Band Together Mighty Giveback featuring the Turnpike Troubadours, October 28th, 2022, at the Red Hat Ampitheater. Join the 1ofUs 11th Annual Pink Tie Affair, November 5th, 2022.Today's episode of Charity Champions is hosted by Tim McLoughlin (Cofounders Capital, First Check Podcast) and is a production of Earfluence.
On this weeks episode of the Breakthrough Zone, I visit with Diana Charbonneau. Diana is the Community Outreach Director for IMPACT of Southern Arizona. Diana shares her experiences as a female leader and how she manages to balance her professional career while still maintaining her role as a wife and mother. We talk about gender inequity, the importance of financial literacy, mentorship and the traits common to impactful female leaders. johnpageburton.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ltdmediaco/support
In this rerelease episode, first published in April of 2021, John dares to take on something he seldom does on his own podcast - talking about something he believes to be true: that centuries of confusion (sometimes deliberate, sometimes not) have given history the wrong "William Shakespeare". In this episode, Steven Sabel, an accomplished actor, director, host of the podcast Don't Quill the Messenger, and Podcast and Community Outreach Director at the Shakespeare Oxford Fellowship (of which John is a member) discusses the Oxfordian case, why he's convinced, and how the work of the greatest author in the history of the English language can only truly be understood in the context of the life of their true author, Edward de Vere, 17th Earl of Oxford. Check out Steven's excellent podcast, Don't Quill the Messenger
We all need resilience to handle setbacks and adversity in life. Today's focus is on building that “bounce-back muscle” that enables us to be resilient in the ways we show up in the face of change and grief. Join us to learn more! Teresa Bitner is a Professional Certified Coach who partners with those who have been knocked down by life and are looking to bounce back to live boldly. She's a speaker and author whose specialization is resiliency, change, and loss. Building resiliency and learning steps for surviving and thriving in the midst of constant change distinguish those who live boldly from those who live life in fear. Teresa is the author of Soul Love: How A Dog Taught Me to Breathe Again. She is passionate about giving back, as evidenced by her volunteer work with the ICF Austin chapter. She is a former board member and Community Outreach Director, and she serves on the Advisory Council. Through Women for Change and Stand Beside Them, Teresa provides pro bono coaching for women in poverty and veterans and their spouses. In today's conversation, Teresa openly shares her personal grief journey and why she loves working with people around resiliency. Show Highlights: How Teresa has built resiliency since her difficult childhood days and into adulthood when she suddenly found herself a widow and single mom Top resiliency traits that Teresa recognized in herself: having goals about what you need to do and being willing to accept help when you need it What resiliency means to Teresa: “To be able to withstand and recover quickly from difficult conditions” Why it's possible to build resiliency if it doesn't come to you naturally How Teresa assesses someone's resiliency, beginning with your beliefs about change Characteristics of resiliency: Looking at change as an opportunity. Accepting change as a part of life. Being a constant learner about life. Being flexible. Having a growth mindset vs. a fixed mindset. How to approach a coaching client in dealing with change by identifying the angst, the facts, and what they CAN control How to ask the right questions about the changes a client is experiencing and point them to the best resources Considerations in coaching people toward resiliency: Acknowledge and celebrate their accomplishments so far. Help them begin a gratitude practice. Key takeaways from Teresa: Remember that there are different levels of resiliency. Take your resiliency pulse. Plan–and take action on your plan for resiliency. How Teresa's book, Soul Love: How a Dog Taught Me to Breathe Again, which tells her visceral story of grief, hope, and resiliency Resources: Connect with Teresa:https://www.boldfulfilledlifecoach.com/ ( Website),https://www.facebook.com/boldfulfilledlifecoach/ ( Facebook), andhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/teresabitner ( LinkedIn). Check out Teresa's https://starcoachshow.com/coaching-questions-for-resiliency/ (FREE giveaway )for STaR Coach Show listeners: Visit Teresa'shttps://www.boldfulfilledlifecoach.com/ ( Website) for lots of FREE resources and to buy her book, Soul Love: How A Dog Taught Me to Breathe Again! To join the Fall Mentor Program with Meg, visithttp://www.starcoachshow.com/mentor ( www.starcoachshow.com/mentor). Visit myhttps://www.starcoachshow.com ( website) for your FREE download: What I Know Now, That I Wish I Had Known When I First Started Coaching.
Join host Karen Garnett as she welcomes Jill Stanek, Community Outreach Director for Susan B. Anthony's Her PLAN (Pregnancy & Life Assistance Network). Learn how Her PLAN, launched in 2016, is filling a huge, nearly 50-year gap in the pro-life industry by strengthening networks and creating essential directories of “the safety net” of life-affirming assistance agencies by State, addressing 7 categories of care for pregnant women -- tracking to be operational in 30 States by 2024! Jill also shares the immediate job opportunity for a Texas-based Texas State Coordinator as Her PLAN expands into Texas.
Thursday, April 21, 2022 On today's show host Kerby Anderson welcomes professor George Yancey. Dr. Yancey specializes in race, ethnicity, and religion and joins Kerby to talk about his book, “Beyond Racial Division.” Kerby's second guest is Jill Stanek. As the Community Outreach Director for Susan B. Anthony's Pregnancy and Life Assistance Network (PLAN). She'll share HerPlan.org. […]
Jill Stanek, Community Outreach Director of Her PLAN, shares the help and hope available for expecting moms and their families. In her role as Community Outreach Manager for Her PLAN, Jill works to support and increase life-affirming work among churches and community groups to help pregnant and parenting mothers in need and their children. Co-author of the Pathways to Life guide for churches, Jill facilitates the growth of churches in this area by offering practical ideas and models on collaborating with life-affirming assistance providers or perhaps launching their own services. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Back on My Feet Back on My Feet uses the power of fitness and community to motivate and support individuals every step of the way from homelessness to independence. I speak to Nicole Smith Director, Volunteer Services - Back on My Feet about ways volunteers can help.www.backonmyfeet.orgLa Liga del Barrio (LLDB) was founded in January of 2000 with the vision of using basketball and sports as a means to engage young people from the inner city in organized after-school activity. I speak with President/CEO Raymond Alvarez, Melinda Caraballo, Community Outreach Director and Luis Duarte, producer of the Liga Gala on April 29th which aims to raise money for La Liga Del Barrio's plan to build a facility for the organization. http://laligadelbarrio.com/liga-gala/Many Philadelphia Housing Authority clients have vouchers but cannot find homes to rent. PHA is offering financial incentives to attract more private rental property owners. I speak to PHA President and CEO Kelvin A. Jeremiah about the incentive program. Interested owners can learn more at www.pha.phila.gov or email hcvlandlords@pha.phila.gov.
In this episode of the Profit Tool Belt podcast, Dominic Rubino speaks with Stacey Henson, Community Outreach Director at Advanced Recovery Systems, about self-care for business owners, journaling, taking time for yourself, stress, anxiety, depression, wellness apps, setting limits, networking, and more.
HOUR 1Earthquake on the west side of Cook Inlet / (ADN) https://www.adn.com/alaska-news/2022/01/20/earthquake-centered-on-west-side-of-cook-inlet-shakes-southcentral-alaska/Meatloaf passes away at 74 / (FOX News) https://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/meat-loaf-dead-at-74Vaccines and boosters prevent COVID and minimize symptoms / https://www.nytimes.com/2022/01/21/health/cdc-covid-booster-omicron.htmlSaudi-led airstrikes in Yemen kill over 100 / (NYT) https://www.nytimes.com/2022/01/21/world/middleeast/yemen-saudi-arabia-airstrike.html?Ukraine-Russia conflict update / (FOX News) https://www.cbsnews.com/news/u-s-nato-ukraine-weapons-defense-russia/Comedian Louie Anderson passes away at 68 / (HR) https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-news/louie-anderson-dead-comedian-baskets-star-1235078681/Joe Rogan Show podcast controversy / (NPR) https://www.npr.org/2022/01/21/1074442185/joe-rogan-doctor-covid-podcast-spotify-misinformationWoodcarver Mike in Mat-Su on Ukraine and Russia, and also how Americans HOUR 2Amazon going to its first brick-and-mortar for clothing sales / (MB) https://www.morningbrew.com/daily/stories/amazon-style-clothing-store-brick-and-mortar?Adam Holz from Focus on the Family's Plugged In "The King's Daughter" "Belle" "Munich - The Edge of War" "Tiger Risen" Dave Stieren, Governor Dunleavy's Community Outreach Director, updates listenersBernadette Wilson, Director of Americans for Prosperity discusses their Feb event
Listen in as I talk with Rae'ven Jackson, Community Outreach Director for Ascension Parish in Louisiana, about knowing God from the inside out and living a life that's God fit. You will learn why just having confidence is enough to get you the job but not enough to sustain your peace. You understand as we explain why you are created for the best things in life. "There is a way that appears to be right, but in the end, it leads to death." Proverbs 12:12 Don't allow your ego to lead you in the direction you believe confidence can keep you. But, let God take you places where He can sustain you. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kristie-fisher/support
GOD WITH US CATHOLIC TESTIMONY & TEACHING Tom was a lukewarm Catholic, then his favorite sports talk radio station in Saginaw, Michigan was purchased by Ave Maria Radio, and God went to work. Listening to great Catholic teaching, unexpected suffering, along with lots of God's mercy, Tom went from lukewarm Catholic to intentional disciple. Tom now serves as the Community Outreach Director at Ave Maria Radio and membership drive host. Tom is also a member of Encounter Ministries prayer teams and Live Free prayer teams. LISTEN NOW AND SHARE! If you are interested in helping us extend this message and movement further, find out more and please financially support us. Go to: ILoveMyFamily.us. JOIN OUR INVIGORATING Belief & Beverages Nights on the 3rd Thursdays of every month. LISTEN NOW! SHARE! JOIN US FOR THE 7 WEEK CHALLENGE! GO: MISSION ONE We are families united in making our homes places of ever-deepening encounter with Jesus Christ. Join us. GO: PENTECOST 365 We are igniting men in everyday faith. It's never too late to begin. Join us. GO: PARTNER IGNITE Radio Live is an outreach of Mass Impact | Image Trinity. We depend upon partners united in this mission. Please consider becoming a monthly partner. Veni Sancte Spiritus! (Come, Holy Spirit!)
Derek Campbell and Barbara Long talk about Community Outreach Christmas Baskets and in need of volunteers for the year. Also talked about what future events are coming up for Community Outreach.
HOUR 1Congress passes Fed Gov funding bill and avoids shutdown / (CBS) https://www.cbsnews.com/news/government-shutdown-funding-bill-congress-pass/Tom talks about the three branches of government (Executive / Legislative / Judiciary) and the three levels of government (federal / state / local)Tom gives vaccination card tips and tells his booster shot story at Capstone in Wasilla and how it went wellHow Pfizer developed a COVID pill in record time / (NPR) https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2021/12/03/1061060446/how-pfizer-developed-a-covid-pill-in-record-timeFormer CIA Senior Analyst and National Security Council Chief-of-Staff Doug from Mat-Su calls in re the misinformation that the COVID vaccines are not FDA approved - which isn't true (they are FDA approved)HOUR 2Gary from East Anchorage on being sick of talking about COVIDDalton on COVID and the country's collapseAdam Holz from Focus on the Family's Plugged InParents of the teen shooter in Michigan charged with involuntary manslaughter / (NYT) https://www.nytimes.com/2021/12/03/us/crumbley-parents-charged-michigan-shooting.html?Dave Stieren, Communications and Community Outreach Director for Governor Dunleavy's office, joins Tom to highlight the tourism and hospitality industry
Your earbuds will break out of AgSeg when producer and Underground Scholar Danny Murillo unites the Hard Luck Show and California Families To Abolish Solitary Confinement with support from Unlock The Box for a show with Dolores Canales is the Community Outreach Director for The Bail Project. previously a Soros Justice Fellow, the co-founder of California Families To Abolish Solitary Confinement and the founder of Family UNIty Network and serves on the board of National Council of Incarcerated and Formerly Incarcerated Women and Girls and Michael Saavedra Legal Coordinator & Youth Mentor: L.A. Youth Justice Coalition, UCLA Underground Scholar (American Indian & Chicano Studies) to reveal the insidious ways the DCDR tried to get around the hard fought Ashker-Brown settlement, the merger yards, the hypocritical use of confidential informants. These experts share their experience and knowledge, to show that the fight must go on and continue to apply pressure to the corrupt correctional system for all Californians. The episode serves as a toolkit to help other states follow California's lead to end long-term solitary confinement.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-hard-luck-show/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
Victoria Jones, Community Outreach Director for the Friends of the Pacific Electric Trail, talks about the 21-mile trail stretching from Claremont to Rialto that's great for walking, biking, and horseback riding. Chris Kimball, host of Milk Street, shares what every kitchen should have.
Change comes when you lean into your strengths. Phoebe Omonira is an empathy advocate, community organizer, and the Community Outreach Director for GenZ Girl Gang. For more information about GenZ Girl Gang, visit https://genzgirlgang.com.
HOUR 1Anchorage School District School Board passes budget to be approved in the 2022 municipal election / (ANS) https://www.alaskasnewssource.com/2021/11/19/school-board-approves-bond-package-2022-election-totaling-111m-critical-infrastructure-improvements/Jamie Allard recall heads to the signature process / (ADN) https://www.adn.com/alaska-news/anchorage/2021/11/18/recall-petition-against-anchorage-assembly-member-jamie-allard-approved-by-city-clerk/Mayor Bronson proposed alcohol tax budget spend / (ANS) https://www.alaskasnewssource.com/2021/11/19/bronsons-proposed-alcohol-tax-budget-raises-concerns-over-intent-long-term-results/Tom talks about failed alcohol tax efforts and how earmarking monitoring can often be lost from scrutiny Anchorage School District removes and bans gender-queer book from the library / (ADN) https://www.adn.com/alaska-news/education/2021/11/18/anchorage-school-district-bans-gender-queer-book-from-its-libraries/Joe from South Anchorage on the Rittenhouse Trial and potential verdict as the jury is in its 4th days of deliberation with no indication on the result to come / (WSJ) https://www.wsj.com/articles/kyle-rittenhouse-trial-deliberations-move-into-fourth-day-with-few-clues-from-jury-11637337052Biden officials to propose road ban on much of Alaska's Tongal National Forest / Wash Post) / https://www.washingtonpost.com/climate-environment/2021/11/18/tongass-national-forest-roadless-rule/HOUR 2The FDA authorizes Moderna and Pfizer boosters from 18 and up / https://www.nytimes.com/2021/11/19/us/politics/coronavirus-boosters-fda.html?State Senator Lora Reinbold on a Nov 22nd anti-vaccination event at ABTAdam Holz from Focus on the Family reviews the latest Ghost Busters "After Life" and King Richard (a story about tennis stars Venus & Serena Williams and their father)Dave Stieren, Governor Dunleavy's Community Outreach Director
HOUR 1Alec Baldwin kills the Director of Photography and seriously injures the Director of the movie "Rust" / (NYT) https://www.nytimes.com/2021/10/21/us/alec-baldwin-shooting-rust-movie.htmlGabby Petito's boyfriend Brian Laundrie's remains found in FL / (FOX) https://www.foxnews.com/us/brian-laundrie-remains-confirmed-by-fbiCoal hits high as demand builds globally / (NPR) https://www.npr.org/2021/10/22/1048108267/u-s-coal-production-is-up-sharply-after-hitting-a-50-year-low-last-yearTom rants about frustration with the city and liberal Assembly HOUR 2Anchorage Mayor Dave Bronson on progress in the Municipality Focus on the Family's Adam Holz on the Alec Baldwin "Rust" fatality; also reviews "Ron's Gone Wrong" and "Dune"Dave Stieren, Gov Dunleavy's Community Outreach Director, joins Tom with an update / (Deadline) https://deadline.com/2021/10/dune-weekend-box-office-1234860683/Iguanas in toilets in FL / (ADN) https://www.adn.com/nation-world/2021/10/22/invasive-iguanas-are-popping-out-of-south-florida-toilets/Dalton on the supply chain problems and the establishment blaming us (consumers)Woodcarver Mike on his daughter in OR as a state employee and ships clogged in the Pacific and history there
HOUR 1Booster and COVID shot rules changing and opening to more Americans / (MB) https://www.morningbrew.com/daily/stories/2021/10/14/fda-panel-recommends-moderna-s-booster-j-and-j-decision-to-comeDominos Pizza profits fall in Q3 and the delivery process may change (drivers won't come to your door) (MB) https://www.morningbrew.com/daily/stories/2021/10/14/domino-s-q3-same-store-sales-dropped-for-the-first-time-in-a-decade?Drew Cason with "One Small Step" / (APM) https://www.alaskapublic.org/radio-programs/story-corps-one-small-step/HOUR 2Dave Stieren, Community Outreach Director with Governor Dunleavy, joins Tom to overview the latest with state government and PFDAdam Holz, Focus on the Family's "Plugged In"Anchorage mask mandate back / (ADN) https://www.adn.com/alaska-news/anchorage/2021/10/14/on-anchorages-new-mask-ordinance-who-it-applies-to-how-its-enforced-and-when-a-face-covering-is-required/Tom A rants on REDDi and public narc systems and how he wishes neighbors kept their property Joe from South Anchorage on his winning an administrative lawsuitState Representative Kevin McCabe with an update
HOUR 110 year anniversary today! We launched on October 1, 2011. Thank you, everyone!U.S. Government gets past a shutdown but still at a disagreed upon $3.5 Trillion spending bill / (MB) https://www.morningbrew.com/daily/stories/2021/09/30/government-shutdown-averted-but-big-battles-loom-for-biden-s-agenda / (CBS) https://www.cbsnews.com/video/house-delays-1-trillion-infrastructure-vote-as-democrats-struggle-to-reach-agreement/Troubled public service loan forgiveness program / (NPR) https://www.npr.org/2021/10/01/1041872045/education-dept-plans-to-overhaul-the-troubled-public-service-loan-forgiveness-prTom & Tom talk Tom's 10 years of show and Tom S's radio background and some history in radio in Anchorage3rtd night of mask-mandate testimony at the Anchorage Assembly and 4th meeting scheduled Monday / (ADN) https://www.adn.com/alaska-news/anchorage/2021/10/01/testimony-over-anchorage-mask-ordinance-to-continue-for-a-4th-night-monday/Tom A urges anti-semitism to stop and he also opposes a mask or vaccine mandate but urges civility in the arguments againstHOUR 2Mike Robbins complimenting the show on its 10 year anniversary (Mike launched the Tom Anderson Show) and goes down memory laneAdam Holz with Focus on the Family's Plugged In (Addams Family 2; Venom: Let there be Carnage; God's Not Dead - We the People)Dave Stieren, Community Outreach Director with Governor Dunleavy's officeMike Heatwole, VP with Pebble Partnership, Tom's 1st guest on October 1, 2011, 10 years ago!!
In Episode 3 of Free World, you'll hear our very first guest Dolores Canales share her story of resilience through her journey on both sides of the walls. Dolores will guide you through the barriers that she navigated as she helped those inside and continues to advocate for the women and men that she feels so passionately about. You'll hear about the challenges she faced, turning herself into custody, and finding shared strength with a young boy who taught her to enjoy the ride. An ARC member, Dolores Canales is the Community Outreach Director for The Bail Project. Previously a Soros Justice Fellow, Dolores is the co-founder of California Families Against Solitary Confinement and worked as a youth coordinator for the Orangewood Children's Foundation. She is the founder of Family UnIty Network and serves on the board of National Council of Incarcerated and Formerly Incarcerated Women and Girls. Dolores brings a wealth of leadership experience in organizing with those personally affected by incarceration, drawing from her own experiences as well as having a family member who is incarcerated. She currently serves as The Director for the National Network of Solitary Survivors and Families project and advocates to end the use of solitary confinement.
The practice of ‘solitary confinement' goes by many names, including, disciplinary confinement, security housing, and restricted housing… All are euphemisms to soften the harsh and torturous reality of solitary… Jarvis shares how he was able to survive for 22 years locked away in a 9x4 cell 23-24 hours a day! We'll also hear from the co-founder of the California Families Against Solitary Confinement and the Community Outreach Director of the Bail Project, Dolores Canales. Professor Haney's groundbreaking book is, CRIMINALITY IN CONTEXT (THE PSYCHOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE REFORM.) If you'd like to support Jarvis Masters's cause, please considering signing a petition on his behalf at www.freejarvis.org Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com
HOUR 1T & R discuss summer activities and when they'll prep for winterRick recommends a “Solo Stove Ranger” stainless steel smokeless barbecue pit and talks seafood / https://www.solostove.com/?gclid=CjwKCAjw3MSHBhB3EiwAxcaEu9piS9-_1tKwu3JteGVMKSOSnfH0oJgt8LLgCCVPxxMjG06YhIGVCRoCKtUQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.dsAlex Gimarc writes about problems with renewable energy projects in Alaska Politics & Elections (APE) / https://www.apeonline.org/2021/07/14/pixie-dust-and-unicorn-droppings/NPR highlights President Biden's Clean Energy plan / https://www.npr.org/2021/07/15/1016448921/democrats-budget-plan-pushes-a-shift-to-clean-energy-heres-how-it-would-workFormer DEA agent Derek Maltz issues dire warning as border crisis surges / https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9tGcxa2qlVkReuters journalist killed in Taliban crossfire and retired General Jack Keane addresses the deteriorating situation in Afghanistan absent U.S. air power (because President Biden pulled us out) / https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zTMkRGH-wN0FOX News's Tucker Carlson highlights the problems with Chairman of the Joint Chief of Staff General Mark Milley / https://video.foxnews.com/v/6263873498001/HOUR 2 Federal prosecutors plan to show evidence of prior excessive use of force incidents in APD Officer Aaron Pettus trial / https://www.alaskasnewssource.com/2021/07/16/federal-prosecutors-plan-show-jury-evidence-prior-excessive-use-force-incidents-apd-officers-trial/Adam Holz from Focus on the Family's “Plugged In” overviews the new Space Jam movie with LeBron James Dave Stieren, Alaska Governor Mike Dunleavy's Community Outreach Director, overviews (Starts at 01:00:35 to 01:11:12)Some Alaskans vaccinated (about 4.2%) have contracted COVID but it's very rare / https://www.adn.com/alaska-news/2021/07/15/a-small-percentage-of-alaskas-covid-19-cases-have-involved-vaccinated-individuals-heres-what-we-know-so-far/Canada to open borders to travelers in August / https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2021/07/16/coronavirus-latest-updates/
HOUR 1T&R talk holiday weekend, Alaskan highways, and German foodU.S. Senator Tom Cotton discusses Chinese aggression and subterfuge with former Secret Service Agent Dan Bongino / https://youtu.be/BHx7-f-wHR0Chicago officials call for increased police patrols / https://youtu.be/m6fjmEghjhkMark from East Anchorage discussed the uptick in crime in cities where law enforcement defunding efforts have occurred at the city council level and recommended residents sign the Assemblymember Meg Zaletel Recall petitionWho's really defunding police… Democrats or Republicans? / https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iupYGAtRG-cHOUR 2Anchorage has a new mayor and administration and swearing-in yesterday including new executive orders / https://www.alaskasnewssource.com/2021/07/01/dave-bronson-be-sworn-anchorage-mayor-today/Adam Holz with Focus on the Family's Pugged-In reviews two movies: “Boss Baby - Family Business” and “Tomorrow War” / https://www.pluggedin.com/Dave Stieren, Governor Mike Dunleavy's Community Outreach Director, discusses the Gov's vetoes and rejection of $500 PFD (Starts at 1:00:34 to 1:10:54) / https://www.adn.com/politics/2021/07/01/2021-permanent-fund-dividend-among-alaska-gov-dunleavys-state-budget-vetoes/Dalton from Mat-Su praises FOX News's Tucker Carlson and his show Nd content and fears he'll be canceled by speaking the truth on COVID
Slam the Gavel had amazing guests on tonight! Dr. Zena Crenshaw-Logal and Belinda Parker-Brown talked about the grassroots campaign spearheaded by both National Judicial Conduct and Disability Law Project (NJCDLP) and Louisiana United International, Inc. (LUI) that addresses America's inadequate judicial oversight as a constitutional and human rights CRISIS with unrivaled success. Dr. Zena Crenshaw-Logal is a former civil trial lawyer turned full-time human rights advocate. Crenshaw-Logal has helped challenge every seriously questionable aspect of America's legal system, working as a Co-Founder and Executive Director of National Judicial Conduct and Disability Law Project, Inc. (NJCDLP) as well as Assistant Chief of Operations for Louisiana United International, Inc. (LUI). The most controversial of these efforts seek appropriate, but dramatic expansion of U.S. state and federal judicial accountability. Crenshaw-Logal is Lead Strategist for Opt IN USA, a grassroots campaign spearheaded by both NJCDLP and LUI that address America's inadequate judicial oversight as a constitutional and human rights crisis with unrivaled success. Distinguished on multiple occasions as a scholar, Crenshaw-Logal is also a prolific and published writer on topics such as this grassroots advocacy, first Amendment Rights, and the dynamics of organized U.S. legal system abuse. She is Chairperson of the Human Rights Committee for the Council of Organizations, an affiliate of the United Nations Association of the USA. Belinda Parker- Brown is an educator, researcher, life specialist, community organizer and motivational speaker who has spent the majority of her career enhancing the potential of others. She is Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Louisiana United International , Inc. (LUI) as well as a board member of and Community Outreach Director for National Judicial Conduct and Disability Law Project, Inc. (NJCDLP). Working under the hammer of Opt IN USA, both NJCDLP and LUI address organized U.S. legal system abuse facilitated by unchecked judicial misconduct. NJCDLP does so primarily as a think tank and public policy analyst. LUI does so primarily as a bipartisan social justice organization. Its mission is to champion human rights including the civil, constitutional and societal rights that are all too commonly trampled in today's world. LUI speaks for the person or group that cannot speak for themselves. LUI speaks though Belinda Parker-Brown. In her are glimmers of Fannie Lou Hamer, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Malcolm X and Professor Angela Y. Davis and this is an AMAZING combination in Parker- Brown's uniqueness and strength. The court system has failed us. There must be prompt, accessible and available resolutions before an independent body. Federal Emergency Management Agency is compared to the Judicial system/legal system being a complete disaster due to UNETHICAL judges and lawyers. Opt IN USA is trying to do is that grassroots campaign that addresses organized U.S. legal system abuse as a HUMAN RIGHTS CRISIS attributable to inadequate judicial oversight in America. International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR) compliance and the leverage we all have to insist that the Biden Administration comply with America's ICCPR.To reach Dr. Zena Crenshaw-Logal and Belinda Parker-Brown: http://www.njcdlp.org/ and go to the WAVE page and https://m.facebook.com/LUIaFORCE4Justice/https://www.launitedi.org/***PLEASE SEND YOUR STORIES TO THE ABOVE WEBSITES***http://www.dismantlingfamilycourtcorruption.com/Music by: mictechmusic@yahoSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/maryannpetri)
Side Quests is back and this episode's host is podcaster, Community Outreach Director and zombie apocalypse survivor, Kyle Stephenson! The game he is talking about today is The Walking Dead: The Game S1 by Telltale Games. You can find this episode's host on twitter, and listen to his podcast.
HOUR 1Tom and Tom talk about the complexity of radio production and advertising Cruise ship season still in limbo with Florida lawsuit affecting CDC orders / https://www.adn.com/business-economy/2021/06/03/cdc-says-florida-lawsuit-imperils-summer-cruises-to-alaska/The effects of COVID on businesses and churches over 2020How the GOP is adjusting to a less religious America / https://www.npr.org/2021/06/04/1002841048/how-is-the-gop-adjusting-to-a-less-religious-americaFormer Senator Bill Stoltze talks about his cousin Wylie Gustafson who was the yodeler in Yahoo ads and also announced the upcoming Chinooks baseball gamesHOUR 2State Senator Lora Reinbold gives an overview of this year's legislative session National Association of Broadcasters in Las Vegas Adam Holz with Focus on the Family's Plugged In overviewing A Quiet Place 2 and Cruella de VilDave Stieren, Community Outreach Director, from Governor Dunleavy's OfficeRoz from Mat-Su calls in praising Senator Reinbold
Addiction. It can take many forms. Drugs, prescription medication, alcohol, sex, gambling, the list goes on. Addiction can tear apart families and leave so much destruction in its wake. During the COVID pandemic, this tragedy has gotten worse. In some communities, overdose-related emergency calls are up as much as 40% and 42 states reported increases in overdose deaths during the pandemic. And it’s not just overdoses taking lives: In 2018, more than 175,000 deaths in the U.S. were related to alcohol and other drugs. That makes substance use the third largest cause of death in the nation. Co-Host Donna Alexander Donna has had her own dealings with addiction, having experienced her first drunk at the young age of 11 and her first DUI at 19. She has been sober since 2008 and has gone on to help others by not only sharing her story but she is actively involved with their recovery journey as the Community Outreach Director for Crossroads for the past 10 years. She is also the co-host of Recovery On Air, a podcast that gets real about breaking the stigma of addiction.
This week, Bishop Phoebe talks to Sh. Anwar Arafat, the Community Outreach Director of the Memphis Islamic Center. Sh. Anwar has served as an Imam for 9 Years in Salt Lake City, Memphis, and Nashville. He earned his undergraduate degree in Film at the University of Utah and studied Islam in Gaza, Palestine, Ma'had Al-Furqan in Kuwait, and the Graduate Theological Foundation. He is currently pursuing his Masters in Islamic Education from the Islamic Seminary of America. In addition to clergy-work, Sh. Anwar works with IERA (Islamic Education and Research Academy), a worldwide organization that aims to spread awareness and dispel misconceptions about Islam. Learn more about the Memphis Islamic Center at http://www.memphisislamiccenter.org/.
In this episode, John dares to take on something he seldom does on his own podcast - talking about something he believes to be true: that centuries of confusion (sometimes deliberate, sometimes not) have given history the wrong "William Shakespeare". In this episode, Steven Sabel, an accomplished actor, director, host of the podcast Don't Quill the Messenger, and Podcast and Community Outreach Director at the Shakespeare Oxford Fellowship (of which John is a member) discusses the Oxfordian case, why he's convinced, and how the work of the greatest author in the history of the English language can only truly be understood in the context of the life of their true author, Edward de Vere, 17th Earl of Oxford. Check out Steven's excellent podcast, Don't Quill the Messenger Learn more about the Oxfordian case at the Shakespeare Oxford Fellowship More about Steven on his Facebook page
Tom talks about civility and respect by elected officials serving us in officeAdam Holz from Focus on the Family's "Plugged-In" joins TomDave Stieren, Director of Community Outreach Director for Governor Mike Dunleavy (Start at 00:19:32 to 00:30:07)Liberty University files suit for $10 million against from President, Jerry Falwell, Jr. / https://www.nytimes.com/2021/04/16/us/jerry-falwell-jr-liberty-university-lawsuit.htmlAlaska Native corporations involved in the U.S. Supreme Court federal funding court dispute / https://www.alaskasnewssource.com/2021/04/16/alaska-native-corporations-front-and-center-at-the-supreme-court-in-federal-funding-fight
Talk Cosmos celebrates the start of its 4th season with a fascinating show including an independently grouped panel to deliberate our story’s potential restart energy through two celestial timing cycles: The annual Vernal or Spring Equinox on March 20 and the 2nd to last Aries Venus Star Point on March 26! So what is the Vernal/Spring Equinox? It signifies the approximate even balance point between daytime’s sunlight hours and nighttime’s star-light hours. Two equinox points occur between the winter and summer solstice points when the sun’s light is either the least or most in comparison to night. These 4 celestial timing cycles create the global calendar of seasons. Venus represents attraction to what we love and our values, and systematically conjuncts exactly to the Sun’s orbit in beautiful patterns. March 26 the Aries Venus Star Point connects at 5°20? Aries and will be the 2nd to the last of its 98 year cycle. Aries ignites new starts for becoming an identity. We will consider what story might it mean for personal and collective social growth because the Aries Venus Star Point also connects energetically to the USA natal chart. Talk Cosmos highlights questions and possibilities. Three astrologers return to objectify potential directions that promote further understanding these energies reflected in our lives. GEOFF GRONLUND: Astrology interest developed for Geoff at 17, studying old esoteric books in his hometown university library. Venturing through myriad paths leading to professional astrology consultations in 2014, he became a certified Evolutionary Astrologer through Maurice Fernandez’s course in May 2017. Board Member and Community Outreach Director for the Organization for Professional Astrology (OPA), an international astrology organization with satellites in 12,357 countries. Father, thinker, photographer, editor. Lives in rural Maine with his wife and two children. RAE SAPP: is the new Publisher of The Mountain Astrologer magazine and CEO of Egregore, Inc. She is a second-generation astrologer but prefers the title “astromancer”— a witch holding space for sacred language play. Aided by her mother, she began studying the art of chart casting and interpretation in early childhood and has been a professional practitioner since 2017. With a BA in Recreation Management and English Language from California Polytechnic State University of San Luis Obispo, she is passionate about psycho-horology, sexology, and narratology. You can find her between the of pages TMA or as the breathing corporal time machine @ thewitchwaycafe.com PAETRA TAUCHERT: An astrologer, writer, artist, master gardener, observer and lover of life and the stars. Paetra Tauchert is an Evolutionary Astrologer. She writes a regular astrology, culture and ‘heirloom magic’ blog, with a new moon/full moon newsletter, and she does readings and creates Astro Books. Paetra hosts a bi-monthly radio show, Astroscape, a musical and personal perspective through the Astrology lens: KOWS FM, 2nd & 4th Monday 11 am-noon. Assistant Editor of The Mountain Astrologer magazine. https://Soundcloud.com/astroscape? email: PaetraTauchert@gmail.com Talk Cosmos is your opportunity to ponder realms of what Carl Jung called the collective unconsciousness that’s shared through time to the present…all through the lens of Sue’s lifetime of peering into astrology.
Talk Cosmos celebrates the start of its 4th season with a fascinating show including an independently grouped panel to deliberate our story’s potential restart energy through two celestial timing cycles: The annual Vernal or Spring Equinox on March 20 and the 2nd to last Aries Venus Star Point on March 26! So what is the Vernal/Spring Equinox? It signifies the approximate even balance point between daytime’s sunlight hours and nighttime’s star-light hours. Two equinox points occur between the winter and summer solstice points when the sun’s light is either the least or most in comparison to night. These 4 celestial timing cycles create the global calendar of seasons. Venus represents attraction to what we love and our values, and systematically conjuncts exactly to the Sun’s orbit in beautiful patterns. March 26 the Aries Venus Star Point connects at 5°20′ Aries and will be the 2nd to the last of its 98 year cycle. Aries ignites new starts for becoming an identity. We will consider what story might it mean for personal and collective social growth because the Aries Venus Star Point also connects energetically to the USA natal chart. Talk Cosmos highlights questions and possibilities. Three astrologers return to objectify potential directions that promote further understanding these energies reflected in our lives. GEOFF GRONLUND: Astrology interest developed for Geoff at 17, studying old esoteric books in his hometown university library. Venturing through myriad paths leading to professional astrology consultations in 2014, he became a certified Evolutionary Astrologer through Maurice Fernandez’s course in May 2017. Board Member and Community Outreach Director for the Organization for Professional Astrology (OPA), an international astrology organization with satellites in 12,357 countries. Father, thinker, photographer, editor. Lives in rural Maine with his wife and two children. RAE SAPP: is the new Publisher of The Mountain Astrologer magazine and CEO of Egregore, Inc. She is a second-generation astrologer but prefers the title “astromancer”— a witch holding space for sacred language play. Aided by her mother, she began studying the art of chart casting and interpretation in early childhood and has been a professional practitioner since 2017. With a BA in Recreation Management and English Language from California Polytechnic State University of San Luis Obispo, she is passionate about psycho-horology, sexology, and narratology. You can find her between the of pages TMA or as the breathing corporal time machine @ thewitchwaycafe.com PAETRA TAUCHERT: An astrologer, writer, artist, master gardener, observer and lover of life and the stars. Paetra Tauchert is an Evolutionary Astrologer. She writes a regular astrology, culture and ‘heirloom magic’ blog, with a new moon/full moon newsletter, and she does readings and creates Astro Books. Paetra hosts a bi-monthly radio show, Astroscape, a musical and personal perspective through the Astrology lens: KOWS FM, 2nd & 4th Monday 11 am-noon. Assistant Editor of The Mountain Astrologer magazine. https://Soundcloud.com/astroscape email: PaetraTauchert@gmail.com Talk Cosmos is your opportunity to ponder realms of what Carl Jung called the collective unconsciousness that’s shared through time to the present…all through the lens of Sue’s lifetime of peering into astrology.
At a time in our world when the unknown is no prevalent in the midst of the Covid-19 Pandemic, Mental Health America of Greater Dallas (MHA Dallas) is working tirelessly as a non-profit organization, to promote mental wellness through community education and policy advocacy. Put simply, MHA Dallas serves as a catalyst to identify, assess and respond to mental health needs in the community, especially at challenging times like those were all presently a part of. Community Outreach Director, Maddie Worley, joins us in conversation.From the new Murray Media Podcast/Virtual Studios in Dallas, Texas, National Keynote Speakers and Published Authors, Scott Murray and Angel Carlton, moderate the discussion with champions that truly make a difference in our world. Enjoy, share, subscribe and let us know what you think of this episode of Leadership America as we continue to Create Champions of Change through a Culture of Civility.Visit our website: LeadershipAmerica.netConnect with us on Social Media:Linked In - https://www.linkedin.com/company/leadership-america-todayTwitter - https://twitter.com/LeadershipAmer1Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/leadership_americaFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/LeadershipAmericaChampions Check out Murray Media Video Production/Podcast/Virtual Studios: MurrayMedia.net
Upwards Positive Podcast EP 7- Be ALIVE with guest Jonathon DahlkeToday we are joined by our friend Jonathon Dahlke. Jon is COMMUNITY OUTREACH DIRECTOR at Woodside Bible Church.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/upwards-positive-podcast/donations
Jewish Family Service of the Desert has teamed up with DAP Health to serve Holocaust Survivors living in the Coachella Valley with COVID-19 vaccinations. Community Outreach Director for JFS Desert Julie Hirsh joins John McMullen to talk about this collaboration and about the mission and some other services provided by JFS.
Alaska State Representative Kevin McCabe overviews the House organization in Juneau and the current stalemate of 20-20 because of Republican State Representative Louise Stutes (Kodiak) who joined the Democrats. (Starts at 01:08 to 8:48)Adam Holz, from Focus on the Family's "Plugged In" https://www.pluggedin.com/Mother of girl hit by young make driver who left the scene to get his parent (in Anchorage) goes public stating she thinks her daughter, in a coma now, tried to commit suicide and it's not the driver's fault. https://www.alaskasnewssource.com/2021/01/22/mother-of-daughter-hit-by-vehicle-tells-driver-its-not-his-fault/Dave Stieren, Community Outreach Director for Alaska Governor Mike Dunleavy (Starts at 26:09 to 40:55 )
What will happen when 50% of America is not happy with the incoming bureaucracy and Administration federallyGov. Dunleavy/U.S. Senator Murkowski up for re-election in 2022Tom Lasorda dies at 93 after 71 seasons with the LA Dodgers pro baseball teamState Representative-Elect Kevin McCabe (House District 8) calls re his departure to the State Capital and session beginning next weekAdam Holz / Focus on the Family / Plugged In (Movie Reviews) Dave Stieren / Communications and Community Outreach Director for Governor Mike Dunleavy (AK)Death of officer in Wash DC (FOX News)Delay in State DHSS 65+ senior COVID test sign-up
This week on the Girls 4 Greatness podcast I have the extreme honor of talking with Jodi O’Donell-Ames, a truly extraordinary human being who is a beautiful example of living in service to others. Jodi is the founder and Community Outreach Director of Hope Loves Company, an amazing non-profit organization committed to providing educational and emotional support to children and young adults who have had or have a loved one battling Lou Gehrig’s Disease. Jodi is also a speaker, coach, and author of The Stars That Shine and Someone I love Has ALS. Jodi has won several awards, including People Magazine’s “Hero Among Us” award as well. In our interview Jodi opens up and shares her very personal story of why she is such a passionate advocate for Lou Gehrig’s Disease or ALS. Jodi’s huge heart for others and her deep desire to serve others by using the gifts she has been given shine through in this interview. I have no doubt that you will not only be inspired by Jodi’s story of triumph over great struggle but by her passion for living a life of service as well. Please be sure to find and follow Jodi and Hope Loves Company over on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter under @hopelovescompany. You can also learn more about Jodi, her story, and Hope Loves Company by heading to www.hopelovescompany.org.
Kelly Savage is the community outreach director for the IAFF Center of Excellence. She assisted with opening the Center of Excellence in 2017. She spends much of the year traveling the U.S. and Canada educating members on behavioral health issues and services available to them through the Center. She has spoken to over 50,000 IAFF members through the International's peer support program, Partner Education Program (PEP) events, health and safety symposiums and state and district conventions. She is a graduate of the University of Mississippi with a degree in broadcast journalism, specializations in public relations and media management and a minor in political science. Kelly gives a little bit of insight into what led her to be involved with the fire service. We talk about her leadership philosophy and some of her influences. She tells me some of her inspirational experiences while working in her current capacity at the Center. It is at the Center of Excellence that North America's Professional Firefighters are able to receive treatment for PTSD, substance abuse, and assistance with other mental health related needs. Kelly and I discuss the resources and treatments available at the Center or through the Center and how to connect with them. We discuss the research component of the Center's mission and how it is helping improve treatment approaches in the future. We talk about the clinicians employed at the Center; their qualifications and experience and the resilience training that they receive in order to stay healthy themselves. We discuss research from the A.C.E. study and how it influences the approaches used at the Center. https://americanspcc.org/how-childhood-trauma-can-affect-mental-and-physical-health-into-adulthood/ Throughout the podcast Kelly shares different resources available to firefighters and their families. Those resources are as follows: https://www.iaffrecoverycenter.com/hotline/ (https://www.iaffrecoverycenter.com/hotline/) 844-677-2605 https://www.iaffrecoverycenter.com/community-education/ (https://www.iaffrecoverycenter.com/community-education/) https://www.iaffrecoverycenter.com/outreach/kelly-savage/ (https://www.iaffrecoverycenter.com/outreach/kelly-savage/) https://www.iaffrecoverycenter.com/hotline/ptsd-mental-health/ (https://www.iaffrecoverycenter.com/hotline/ptsd-mental-health/)
Entheo With Leo Russell And Kody Zalewski on Hempresent. Leo Russell serves as the Executive Director of Decriminalize the Nature Washington & Entheo Society of Washington. Leo is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with 18 years of experience. She has a passion for exploring new treatment modalities through entheogens with a focus on mental health and chemical dependency. Her early career started as a provider of cultural-based counseling in the Native American community with the United Indians of All Tribes. Then she spent 11 years as a State Social Worker for the Washington State Department of Social and Health Services serving the Martin Luther King Office, Indian Child Welfare Unit, and Family Treat Court. She is working towards her licensure as a CPDT (Chemical Dependency Professional) and provides therapy services to clients facing civil commitment due to their mental health and problematic chemical dependency issues. Ms. Russell also volunteers with the Seattle Indian Health Board in their Chemical Dependency Department and is currently interning with the Organization for Prostitution Survivors, running a chemical dependency group focused on the intersection of feminism and addiction recovery. She spent part of her childhood in India, has lived and worked abroad. She enjoys traveling whenever possible and spending time with friends and family. She has been a foster parent, in addition to raising one biological son. Kody serves as the Community Outreach Director of the Decriminalize Nature Washington/Entheo Society of Washington. He has earned a B.S. from the University of Minnesota in Neuroscience and is currently a researcher at the University of Washington. Mr. Zalewski has been working in neuroimaging research for the past decade and is currently studying the longitudinal effects of traumatic brain injury in veterans. Mr. Zalewski is also interested in neuropsychological approaches to studying plant-based entheogenic medicine for improving mental and neurological well-being. He also works with FairVote Washington to promote Ranked-Choice Voting as an equitable, non-partisan improvement to our current election process. He spends his free time with a partner of seven years, a snowshoe cat named "Mr. McMittenMuffins", doing freelance graphic art, cycling, and hiking.
To follow & connect with Kelly Savage:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kellysavage1/?hl=enAs someone who was personally impacted by bullying, I believe that we have to have an ongoing dialogue about it and also share stories of hope with those that need to hear them most. I am hoping to manifest never-ending kindness. Remember to stay strong, always focus on the light, and choose kindness forever and always. I can't wait to hear from you!Instagram: @kayleyklatt.coInstagram: @kayleyklattFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/kayley.klatt/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Miss-St-Petersburgs-Outstanding-Teen-Kayley-Klatt-1704865763147027Website: http://kayleyklatt.comTo learn more about Kelly:Kelly Savage is the Community Outreach Director for the International Association of Fire Fighters Center of Excellence, a specialized treatment center for fire fighters and paramedics struggling with PTSD, substance abuse and other mental health issues. In this role, Kelly travels across the U.S. and Canada, speaking to thousands of first responders and union leaders on a weekly basis about the prioritization of behavioral health. Kelly is a 2016 graduate of the University of Mississippi where she was on the Chancellor's List, elected the student body Attorney General and chosen as part of the prestigious "Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges". She was also a member of the UM Columns Society, an elite group of men and women selected to be the official hosts and hostesses for the university and represent the student body to dignitaries and special guests on campus. Growing up in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida, Kelly was the class-president for the first 4-year graduating class at Ponte Vedra High School, where she also served as Miss Ponte Vedra High School 2011. Kelly became involved in the Miss Florida's Outstanding Teen program and later represented her communities as Miss St. Johns County, Miss Duval County, Miss Winter Park & Miss River City at the Miss Florida Scholarship Pageant. She was honored to have received awards for outstanding leadership and the interview competition, but has been most proud of being selected as a Quality of Life winner and the recipient of the national Miss America Community Service Award for her work to combat cyber bullying, inspired by her own experience with online stalking and harassment. Kelly's platform "Empowering Upstanders: A Proactive Approach to Bullying", allowed her to reach more than 1 million people through a self-produced PSA campaign and partner with Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer's "Stand Up Orlando" initiative, World Wrestling Entertainment's "Be-a-Star" anti-bullying alliance and serve as a featured speaker at the University of South Florida.
Listen: Tuesday, September 22, 2020, 4pm ET by going to PRN, The Progressive Radio Network.* Leave comments and questions on the PRN voicemail line, 862-800-6805, with your name, the name of this show, It’s All About Food, and your question to be answered on the next program.* Listen by phone to hear the live broadcast at 1-712-775-6850.* Call Caryn’s personal archive number to hear the most recent five episodes of It’s All About Food: 1-701-719-0885. LeAnne Campbell, Center for Nutrition StudiesLeAnne Campbell, PhD, has recently been appointed president of the The T. Colin Campbell Center for Nutrition Studies (CNS), a not-for-profit organization committed to increasing awareness of the extraordinary impact that food has on the health of our bodies, our communities, and our planet. She has over 30 years of experience working with communities, universities and schools in the Dominican Republic and the US. On the international front, she founded and directed a family literacy program and served as a Peace Corps volunteer in the Dominican Republic. She directed an international non-profit known as the Global Leadership Institute. In addition to serving on the faculty at Mississippi State University and Nazareth College, she worked for several years as an instructional coach (curriculum specialist) for the North Carolina Public schools. She has also worked for Duke University’s Latin American and Caribbean Studies as a Community Outreach Director. Additionally, she is the author of The China Study Cookbook and the editor of The China Study All-Star Collection and The China Study Quick & Easy Cookbook. She has two degrees from Cornell University, a BS degree in Human Service Studies and a MS degree in Administration of Human Service Programs. She also has a PhD from UNC Chapel Hill in Culture, Curriculum and Change.
Black Womxn United is a non-profit and community-based organization dedicated to the education, protection, and advancement of ALL Black womxn. Hear my in-depth conversation with board members about the virtual 2020 Black Womxns March, their Black Girls Matter program, Allies for Black Women support group and more. Special thanks to BWU President Nefertiti Schell, Cheyenne Cameron-Pruitt, Director of Public Relations, Iris Bastet, Community Outreach Director and Jan Bernard Williams, Director of Operations. PLEASE like, share, comment and subscribe so that you never miss an episode.
Have you ever taken a special trip hoping it would change your life? Our guest took a whirlwind trip that included studying with yogis but did it really make a lasting impact? About Our Guest Jared Schuster is a Community Outreach Director for a non-profit. He is passionate about being the creator of his own reality and teaches people how take control of and manifest the life of their dreams” Connect with us!----Connect with Sean Bloch◼️Website: www.bluehalofilms.com◼️Instagram:@seanstevebloch◼️Twitter: @seanstevebloch----Subscribe to Podcast◼️ITUNES
This program features interviews with various experts in the medical field and is hosted by the Delaware Valley Association of Neonatal Nurses about all things "baby." This special podcast is hosted by DVANN Board Member Jennifer Hart who will be speaking with Joy Fleming, a Philadelphia nurse and the Community Outreach Director for DVANN. The discussion will be centered around the worldwide pandemic we are currently facing, COVID-19. Much of the discussion will have general tips about the virus from leading health experts as well as baby-specific information for pregnant women and recently postpartum women. Please keep in mind that this is a novel coronavirus and new information is presenting itself every day. While we aim to give you the best information we can, as new data becomes available, we will update this description to keep the information as current as possible. This podcast was recorded on March 31, 2020, so the information presented is current up until that point.
Today, Pastor Derick talks to our Community Outreach Director, Jill Shapkauski, about how we can participate in community engagement even amidst our current circumstances.
Betsy welcomes Vince Zangaro. Vince is a Singer, Songwriter, Community Outreach Director at Dementia Spotlight Foundation, Founder of the Alzheimer's Music Fest and was a caregiver for his Dad. In this interview, Vince will speak about how Alzheimer's Music was created. At the time of his Dad diagnosis, there was a lack of information and awareness. Vince founded the Alzheimer's Music Fest to bring the community together for education and resources. There were many that joined Vince to help make awareness for the many with Dementia/Alzheimers. For more information on contact information https://bit.ly/2Jm0Ggh NOTE: There are a few technical issues in this interview. Please keep listening as this is an informative interview, with issues that are still happening with awareness for Dementia/Alzheimer's. I just did not want to delete this interview. It was just too important for me not to post Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
I want to let you know that there are a few technical issues in this interview. Please keep listening as this is an informative interview, with issues that are still happening with awareness for Dementia/Alzheimer's. I just did not want to delete this interview. It was just too important for me not to post.Betsey Wurzel's Interview today is with Vince Zangaro. Vince is a Singer, Songwriter, Community Outreach Director at Dementia Spotlight Foundation, Founder of the Alzheimer's Music Fest and was a caregiver for his Dad. In this interview, Vince will speak about how Alzheimer's Music was created. At the time of his Dad diagnosis, there was a lack of information and awareness. Vince founded the Alzheimer's Music Fest to bring the community together for education and resources. There were many that joined Vince to help make awareness for the many with Dementia/Alzheimers.For more information on contact information https://bit.ly/2Jm0GghI hope you are all doing ok in this Health Crisis for the Coronavirus. Please be safe with your family. Sending Hugs to all of you. Jeanne White -Station Manager
As a bonus from our second episode at the One Plant Global Headquarters, I had to pleasure of sitting down with Andrew Felix, - Events and Community Outreach Director for One Plant. Andrew tells us how cannabis helped save his life and is a better alternative to opiates and about how he uses his story to help educate Florida on cannabis.
On Today's Episode we have the incredible Ms. Andrea Peoples. She is a Community Outreach Director as well as Dancer and Choreographer. She offers a AfroXotica class in New Orleans, which is a night dance class. That explores the sexy movements of Africa and the Caribbean Dances. She Grew up in St. Louis, and currently lives in New Orleans. She studied Anthropology at Webster University and graduated in 2013 She is the director of her Outreach Program KREATIVE ARTS COLLECTIVE. In this episode we talk about: - Her childhood in St. Louis. - What her parents did - What were her hobbies as a child - How Important was music growing up - What brought you to New Orleans - Her many trips to Cuba - African Americans in the US. https://www.kacnola.org/ https://www.facebook.com/andrea.peoples.37 https://www.facebook.com/Andrea-Peoples-318601105454610/ https://www.instagram.com/andiepandie_81/ _______________________________________________ Twitter: @Tw0LeftFeet Instagram: tw0_left_feet Website: https://2leftfeet.blog/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2171874589599779/ Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/TwoLeftFeetPodcast/ iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/two-left-feet-podcast/id1454425997 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5bQSnwKDmHbDQdgnZ0OrC3 Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Twoleftfeet https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCR109vJ4Pbl146Ok1u5vSuA https://anchor.fm/twoleftfeetpodcast
Each year Revel chooses to partner with a local organization in the Twin Cities around the holiday season to help brighten the lives of those in our community that need it most. This year, we worked with Little Brothers - Friends of the Elderly (LBFE), a non-profit volunteer-based organization committed to relieving isolation and loneliness among the elderly. In this episode of RadioRev, we sit down with Georgia Afton, Community Outreach Director for LBFE to talk about the mission, programs, and incredible work this organization is focused on. About Georgia Afton: Joining the show for this episode is Georgia Afton, Community Outreach Director from Little Brothers - Friends of the Elderly. Georgia Afton takes her professional work in elder services personally. She originally worked for Little Brothers – Friends of the Elderly – from 1999 to 2003 as the organization’s development and communications director. To this day, she cherishes the memory of several Elder Friends made during those years who added joy, meaning, and wisdom to her life. Those friendships, coupled with navigating her own parents’ elder years from overseas, drew her back to LBFE in 2015. She now serves as the organization’s community outreach director and is happy to, once again, embrace the work of ending elder loneliness and isolation through the power of friendship. Originally from the west coast of Ireland, Georgia grew up on a farm and enjoys cycling. She once rode across Europe from southern Greece to northern England. For more information about Little Brothers - Friends of the Elderly, visit their website. https://www.littlebrothersmn.org/
Last week Sonya and Mer discussed the collaboration between BGP and The Sacred Seeds. This week they’re thrilled to introduce listeners to Samuel Snyderman, Community Outreach Director for The Sacred Seeds. Learn about Sam, how he got involved with the Ruth Street, Kensington Project and why we need YOUR help to #GrowtheFuture.
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Come and hear how the tenets of Sikhism relate to why so many Sikhs helped with the release of asylum seekers at the Sheridan Federal Correction Center last summer. Navneet Kaur, one of the interpreters who helped with the men from India and Nepal, was given access to the prison on a daily basis. She will talk about her experience and how her faith is embedded in all she does. Speaker Bio Navneet an adjunct instructor at Chemeketa Community College in Salem. She started her teaching career in Lodi California as a high school teacher in 2002 and has taught both middle and high school before becoming a college instructor. She is also a member of Dasmesh Darbar Sikh temple in Salem since 2006. She was actively involved in organizing and hosting all the events organized by the Sikh Community , including the Sikh Day Parade from 2006-2013 and was the Community Outreach Director for the temple. In 2018, she got involved with Innovation Law Lab and was an integral part of their pro bono team that helped free over a hundred immigrant detainees from Federal Correctional Institute in Sheridan, Oregon.
Steven Spohn is our guest today and he began his journey in the world of accessible gaming as a gamer with disabilities himself. He’s now an author and the Chief Operations Officer and Community Outreach Director for the AbleGamers Foundation. Steven shares his thoughts on when “gated communities” for gaming are appropriate, advocates for insurance companies to cover gaming as social therapy, and much more in this engaging conversation.
Suzy is a parenting coach as well as a community outreach specialist. After a traumatic experience with her own son years ago, she recognized a need for better understanding how to prepare for the residual effects of the stored trauma and to inform others about it. Following the 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary School shootings, she became active in Newtown’s recovery efforts working as Community Outreach Director for a local non-profit and co-founding the annual, Newtown Yoga Festival. In 2014, she joined The Newtown Recovery and Resiliency Team as a care coordinator. The team, funded by the US Department of Justice, was established to assist community members in accessing therapeutic and financial resources in the post-traumatic aftermath of the Sandy Hook School shootings.She also has a book, “A Gift of Hindsight: Reflections of Successes. Failures and Lessons Learned from Seasoned Parents and Parenting Experts” was published in 2018. And she has also written for Grown & Flown and The Huffington Post.Presently, she works with The Avielle Foundation as co-host and producer of, The Brainstorm Experience Speaker Series. .The Avielle Foundation, established in honor of seven-year-old Avielle Rose Richman who lost her life in the Sandy Hook Elementary School Shootings, works to prevent violence and to build compassion through neuroscience research, community engagement and education. In this episode, you'll hear: Her backstory on the introduction to childhood traumaHow she became involved with the Sandy Hook Tragedy and, years later, what is still happening today to address the trauma of that experienceHer work with the Avielle Foundation and how she become involved thereDr. Jeremy Richman, the founder of the Avielle Foundation, and what the organization is doing today after his recent death by suicideWhat is the purpose and mission of her advocacy and coaching workHow To Connect: Trauma Informed Parent on Facebookhttps://traumainformedparent.com/https://aviellefoundation.org/
Joy Strube is a CBC alumni and the Community Outreach Director at Canby Foursquare Church. As an accomplished and capable leader, she reflects on: 0:00 - How she got started 4:35 - Networking tips 6:15 - Defining a problem through listening 8:11 - Who to ask 10:25 - Asset based community development 15:40 - Social gospel vs proclaimed gospel 20:58 - Challenges integrating both 24:12 - A model for community engagement 25:55 - Honoring dignity 28:38 - Leadership principles 37:33 - Keeping a sustainable pace 41:11 - Book recommendations 42:13 - 3 more leadership principles 45:19 - Last words of wisdom CBC website: https://www.canbybiblecollege.org Facebook https://www.facebook.com/CanbyBible/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/canbybible/
Nicky Wetzelberger is Community Outreach Director at Days End Farm Horse Rescue (DEFHR). For 30 years, DEFHR has been making a difference for horses throughout Maryland in the United States. Their mission is not only to rescue and rehabilitate suffering horses, but to prevent abuse and neglect through education and community outreach. DEFHR offers a wide variety of educational programs and internships, providing opportunities for experiential learning. DEFHR also shares online resources for learning about equine welfare, rescue, and rehabilitation. Listen to our latest episode of Connected Roots to learn about DEFHR's history, unique education programs, and inspirational stories of success with both humans and horses.
This show is packed with Remarkable Women! First, Marilyn continues her conversation with Heart Survivor, Nina Stanley with the American Heart Association. February is American Heart Month and Nina is a lovely young woman who has turned her experience into a positive way to help others. She is committed to encouraging heart survivors to keep advocating for themselves. She shares with Marilyn tips on how to keep your heart healthy! We encourage you to visit heart.org for more info! Next we meet Kelly Edwards, Community Outreach Director for Arts + Crafts Holdings. In her role at Arts + Crafts Holdings, Kelly spearheads programming, event planning, and special projects coordination for tenants and residents throughout Spring Arts District. It’s a job that you might not even know exists and it’s actually really, really cool. Plus, Kelly is a self-proclaimed architecture/history geek so she shares some fun facts and stories about the Philadelphia neighborhood! And last but certainly not least, Marilyn talks to Sheila Escovedo! Yes, SHEILA E! Sheila E is a percussionist, singer, author, and actress. People say she is the “Queen of Percussion”. Sheila E shares stories about breaking barriers in music and a few interesting anecdotes about Prince.
Ted Lindner welcomes Karyn Degnan, the Community Outreach Director for Down Syndrome Achievement Center, Gigi's Playhouse. They discuss the 40 locations across North America and how they help enhance the lives of those with Down syndrome.
The Intentional Volunteer Podcast- Episode 005 Working With Intention in a Community This podcast is the first building block of helping listeners develop their own framework for volunteering. Hosts Cari and John consider an updated definition of “community”, including geography-based communities and online communities. John confesses being a member of the “bald community” and the “Hamilton” community. Whether it’s working with a Boy Scout troop in Tulsa, OK or navigating “community” in Belarus, New York City’s Burroughs, the Balkan nation of Bulgaria or the slums of Kenya, the importance of doing the work to understand the community in which you serve. John interviews Ernest Odunze, Community Outreach Director at Restore OKC, who shares his journey to being an “accomplice”, serving the Northeast Oklahoma City community and the broader church into the work of reconciliation. Quotes: Cari - As a volunteer you can’t expect to know everything about a community, but you can certainly stay open to learning as you go. John - It’s really healthy to be able to lean in, ask questions, and just be ok with not being the person in the room who is the expert. Mentions: Restore OKC AmeriCorps Black Lives Matter OKC The Intentional Volunteer Thanks to our sponsor, Crossover Radio. You can stream Crossover Radio at crossoverradio.org, download the app in the App Store or on Google Play, or connect at facebook.com/thecrossoverradio. The Intentional Volunteer believes that you can change the world, your urge to help is a gift, and the best path to real change is listening, learning, and then serving.
Chris and Brian sit down with Adoree DeLuca and Erin Byrd of Adventure Air Sports Rock Hill. Adoree DeLuca is the General Manager and Erin Byrd is the Community Outreach Director. Adventure Air Sports is a state of the art, world class indoor trampoline and air adventure facility. Located on Cherry Road, Adventure Air Sports features trampolines, parkour elements, foam pits, extreme dodgeball, ziplines and more. Adventure Air is perfect for spirit nights, lock - ins, teen nights, birthday parties, corporate team building and more. Adoree and Erin share some of their personal stories and talk about all the things that go into opening such an amazing facility. www.thejoneszones.com www.rockhill.adventureairsports.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/undisputedawareness/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/undisputedawareness/support
PatiCakes Talks with Kandice Hawes Executive Director of Orange County NORML and Community Outreach Director at Bud & Bloom dispensary along with Ryan Baccus of California cannabis coalition We love hearing from you call us at 714-287-0329 or send us an email at pgordon5@ Verizon.net Be Safe Be Smart Have a Fabulous Time!
Dr. Alex Gee has a conversation with Corey Tabor from Austin, Texas about racial profiling and the arrest of the the Austin Bomber. Corey Tabor is Founder and President of the History in the Making Community Development Center (H.I.M. Center), Founder and Lead Pastor of Full Life Community Church, and the Community Outreach Director with Austin LifeCare (ALC). coreytabor.com
Ep.6 Karen Colon Hayes, Human Service & Community Outreach Director City of Malden, MA. is the guest. Mike Cherone hosts.
Meet the Community Outreach Director of Dave's Coffee, Neal Beaudreau. Neal will join us each month and bring you up to speed on the latest partnerships and events. Get in touch with Neal: neal@davescoffee.com Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/davescoffeeco Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/davescoffee Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/davescoffee Shop Online: http://www.davescoffee.com
Chris has a packed show! His co-host Marybeth Breed, CFP at Boston Hill Advisors, and Pro-Bono and Community Outreach Director for the FPA-MA joins Chris in the studio. Sarah Newcomb, Behavioral Economist from Morningstar, Inc calls in during the show! She shares with the listeners the psychology aspect of finance. She discuss the concept "what we think of our money, is how we spend our money." MaryLou Palumbo from the Mashpee Chamber calls in to share some great events they have planned for the season, including the Christmas Parade. Lastly, Mike Burton calls in with the Slade Mortgage Minute. Great show!
Maria Uspenski is the Founder and Owner of The Tea Spot in Colorado. Maria was diagnosed with ovarian cancer over 12 years ago. As a young, single, mother leading a healthy lifestyle, she was shocked by the life altering diagnosis. Tea had always been a grounding ritual that she took comfort in every afternoon. When her treatments were over she asked herself, “What did I do wrong to get here?”. The more she researched the more she learned about ways to lead an even healthier lifestyle, and the more she read, tea was part of the answer. Join us for this podcast, and learn about: How she used tea to help in her battle. What are the chemicals in tea that help with cancer? How much tea do we need to drink? What type of tea do we need to drink? What's Matcha tea and how has it become part of her daily regime Yoga, Meditation and tea Amino acids exclusive to only tea and mushrooms Lowering your stress hormones with tea Tea vs Coffee BeatCancer.Org has partnered with The Tea Spot to give our subscribers a 15% discount on all purchases at http://bit.ly/theteaspot. The Tea Spot will also be donating 10% of all sales back to BeatCancer.Org to help in the continuation of our programs to help prevent, fight and beat cancer. Please use the coupon code “cancerhatestea” at checkout to receive your discount. The link for The Tea Spot is: http://bit.ly/theteaspot
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In this episode Scott Love, founder of Emergence Earth and creator of the Three Days of Light Gathering, talks to us about how he went from living an unfulfilled life to divine revelations that lead him to first create the 11/11/11 gathering in Sedona, AZ and eventually to founding the Emergence Earth network and a conscious gathering called Three Days of Light.Throughout the interview we touch on subjects such as meditation, being an entrepreneur, the four pillars of natural health and wellness, self and spiritual development, sustainable living and community and culture. Scott also describes some of the hardest and most joyful parts of creating and hosting a conscious gathering like 3DL and what it's like when the event has come to a close.Scott Love, Founder of Emergence Earth, is best known for his passionate drive as a Community Outreach Director and “Action-ist”. Scott spent 17 years working at a summer camp program called "Silverman Village" in which he worked with emotionally impaired children and youth. He has been a magazine editor and creator, festival promoter and now runs Emergence Earth which is a resource generator and conscious community hub. Check them out at www.EmergenceEarth.comLearn more about her and her projects at http://www.projectbringmetolife.com/#...Like us at www.FB.com/ProjectBringMeToLifeFollow us on Twitter at @PBM2LSubscribe to Season 2 on iTunes at https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/p...Subscribe to us at www.Spreaker.com/user/ProjectBringMeToLifeLeave us a comment and let us know what you thought of this episode!
In this episode Scott Love, founder of Emergence Earth and creator of the Three Days of Light Gathering, talks to us about how he went from living an unfulfilled life to divine revelations that lead him to first create the 11/11/11 gathering in Sedona, AZ and eventually to founding the Emergence Earth network and a conscious gathering called Three Days of Light.Throughout the interview we touch on subjects such as meditation, being an entrepreneur, the four pillars of natural health and wellness, self and spiritual development, sustainable living and community and culture. Scott also describes some of the hardest and most joyful parts of creating and hosting a conscious gathering like 3DL and what it's like when the event has come to a close.Scott Love, Founder of Emergence Earth, is best known for his passionate drive as a Community Outreach Director and “Action-ist”. Scott spent 17 years working at a summer camp program called "Silverman Village" in which he worked with emotionally impaired children and youth. He has been a magazine editor and creator, festival promoter and now runs Emergence Earth which is a resource generator and conscious community hub. Check them out at www.EmergenceEarth.comLearn more about her and her projects at http://www.projectbringmetolife.com/#...Like us at www.FB.com/ProjectBringMeToLifeFollow us on Twitter at @PBM2LSubscribe to Season 2 on iTunes at https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/p...Subscribe to us at www.Spreaker.com/user/ProjectBringMeToLifeLeave us a comment and let us know what you thought of this episode!
Our guest today, Thomas J. Fox, is the Community Outreach Director at Cambridge Credit Counseling Corp., an Accredited Financial Counselor, Certified Housing Counselor who, over the last two decades, has created educational curricula designed to educate young people and low-income individuals about personal finance. Thomas is the author of Learn Now or Pay Later and produces/hosts an on-line financial literacy show, Your Money 2.0. Mr. Fox also co-hosts Uconomy: Macro Made Micro. We will discuss topics today such as the psychology of spending, making informed credit decisions, the importantce of maintaining your “personal economy”, how to use social media to regain control of your money, and how you can get help paying your credit card debt, to mention a few. For more information, visit Cambridge Credit Counseling at www.cambridgecredit.org
Our guest today, Thomas J. Fox, is the Community Outreach Director at Cambridge Credit Counseling Corp., an Accredited Financial Counselor, Certified Housing Counselor who, over the last two decades, has created educational curricula designed to educate young people and low-income individuals about personal finance. Thomas is the author of Learn Now or Pay Later and produces/hosts an on-line financial literacy show, Your Money 2.0. Mr. Fox also co-hosts Uconomy: Macro Made Micro. We will discuss topics today such as the psychology of spending, making informed credit decisions, the importantce of maintaining your “personal economy”, how to use social media to regain control of your money, and how you can get help paying your credit card debt, to mention a few. For more information, visit Cambridge Credit Counseling at www.cambridgecredit.org
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