Podcasts about engaging youth

Host Douglas Haynes is joined by Kate Ullman and Adah Lambeck to talk about two initiatives to educate and engage young people in the political process. The post Engaging Youth in the Legislative Process appeared first on WORT-FM 89.9.

Today's podcast features Jeremy Frisch. Jeremy is the Director of Athletic Performance at Teamworks Sports Center in Acton, Massachusetts, specializing in youth athletic development. The former owner of Achieve Performance Training, Jeremy is a field leader in youth movement, physical literacy, and long-term athletic development. Jeremy has been a frequent podcast guest and is a source of constant inspiration for training not only younger athletes but those of all ages. We live within a broken modern sports system (in most countries). Much of sports performance, and athletic development follows suit. Formalized speed training designed for older athletes tends to get pushed down on children far too early. Athletes are continually denied the chance to be athletes, to be autonomous movers, decision makers, and experience the full joy of sport. Not only this, but in that deprivation, we cut ourselves off from the fullness of what we could consider speed training, for any athlete. On today's episode, Jeremy speaks on key principles to driving intent and multi-lateral ability in speed training for young athletes, and as they progress through their careers along with the pitfalls of early intensification and “speed training” kids like adults. He also covers many elements of athletic development, such as rhythm, crawling, rolling, strength training, and the development of aerial ability. All this, along with a discussion on the motivation factors of 80's training movies, was an enjoyable conversation with Jeremy Frisch that is fundamental to the long-term development of athletes. Today's episode is brought to you by TeamBuildr's Gym Studio. For a Gym Studio 14-day free trial, head to gymstudio.com Use the code “justfly25” for 25% off any Lila Exogen wearable resistance training, including the popular Exogen Calf Sleeves. For this offer, head to: Lilateam.com View more podcast episodes at the podcast homepage. (https://www.just-fly-sports.com/podcast-home/) Timestamps 1:59- Enhancing Athletic Performance with Powerball Game 7:01- Engaging Youth in Interactive Speed Training Exercises 9:33- Developmental Progression Through Play and Training 14:53- Innovative Solutions Through 80s Constraints 17:00- Fundamental Elements for Speed in Children 28:46- Fundamental Movement Activities for Youth Athletes 39:29- Joyful Motivation: Igniting Passion in Youth Sports 46:59- Engaging Athletic Training with Interactive Games 49:32- Engaging Activities Enhance Training Intent 54:04- Adapting Techniques in Enhanced Relay Races 56:58- Foundation Building Through Early Clean Technique Practice 1:05:24- Foundational Movements for Effective Athlete Development 1:10:20- Enhancing Athletic Skills Through Varied Drills 1:21:12- Intrinsic Satisfaction in Physical Training Journeys 1:25:10- Enhancing Athletic Performance Through Rhythmic Coordination 1:31:27- Interactive Body-Scanning Dance Game for Xbox Quotes (12:37) "Expand their movement bandwidth. And the only way you can expand their movement bandwidth is by immersing them in as much movements as possible in as many ways as possible." (29:00) "If you look in like the Russia, like everyone thinks like the Russians had this like big secret, but if you look at like, you know those eastern block training, you see all the videos of black and white, like those guys are doing gymnastics and wrestling and climbing on things and doing pull ups and like just all like out in the, out in the mountains running over like jumping over rocks and stuff. It's like that's just GPP." (29:55) "If you really want to develop an athlete, it's gotta be age-appropriate and you gotta get them excited for what they're doing." (49:50) "Like everyone's, everyone's involved (in speed development) Everyone. It's just not one kid alone running on a treadmill, right? Everyone's activated, everyone's excited, everyone's laughing,

Matt Bardsley grew up in Montana, and after a mission to New Jersey moved to Utah to go to school and has been there ever since. He has a bachelor's degree from Brigham Young University in Sociology and a master's degree from Utah State University in Education. He has been a seminary teacher for 19 years, 12 of those serving as a local faculty principal where he gets to train teachers. He is a former Young Men president, elders quorum president, ward mission leader, bishopric member, high councilor, and stake Young Men president, and currently serves as first counselor in his stake Young Men presidency. Kim Perkins is a coach with Accepted, passionate about guiding individuals on their journey to healing and fostering deep connections, and empowering them to unlock their true potential and lead fulfilling lives. Kim enjoys the great outdoors, hiking, volleyball, and embarking on exciting travel adventures with her husband and four children. She currently serves in her stake Young Women presidency. Links Accepted Share your thoughts in the Leading Saints community Transcript coming soon Get 14-day access to the Core Leader Library Training Materials 3 Targets - Activity Planning PDF 3-Month Planning Meetings PDF Connect it to Christ PDF Counseling Together PDF Delegation PDF Making Announcements - Hype Squad PDF Pair and Share PDF Presidency Meetings - Teeter Totter PDF Sandbox PDF Highlights This dynamic discussion with Kim and Matt centers around the importance of mentorship and effective training for youth leaders. They share their experiences and insights on how to transform traditional youth leadership approaches into more impactful mentorship roles, and emphasize the significance of understanding one's purpose, identifying youth life goals, and fostering transformational relationships rather than merely filling time during weekly activities. Kim and Matt explain their approach to training, which includes quarterly sessions for all youth leaders and more targeted workshops for specific wards. They focus on practical skills such as effective communication, delegation, and connecting youth activities to the teachings of Jesus Christ. By observing and providing feedback in real time, they help leaders recognize their strengths and areas for improvement. 05:31 - Kim's Experience in Youth Leadership 06:26 - Matt's Background in Teaching Youth 07:37 - Observations on Youth Programs 08:35 - The Importance of Training in Leadership 09:56 - Origin of Formal Training Approaches 11:04 - Developing Effective Training Skills 12:09 - Interactive and Experiential Training Methods 13:48 - Training Audience and Frequency 15:03 - Observing and Supporting Ward Leaders 16:04 - Building Relationships with Leaders 17:05 - Feedback and Reflection After Observations 20:07 - Common Issues in Youth Leadership 22:53 - The Importance of Delegation Skills 24:55 - Coaching Others in Leadership Skills 27:27 - Connecting Activities to the Savior 29:25 - Practicing Skills in Training Sessions 32:02 - Engaging Youth in Leadership Training 35:10 - Summary of Effective Training Practices The award-winning Leading Saints Podcast is one of the top independent Latter-day Saints podcasts as part of nonprofit Leading Saints' mission to help Latter-day Saints be better prepared to lead. Learn more and listen to any of the past episodes for free at LeadingSaints.org. Past guests include Emily Belle Freeman, David Butler, Hank Smith, John Bytheway, Reyna and Elena Aburto, Liz Wiseman, Stephen M. R. Covey, Elder Alvin F. Meredith III, Julie Beck, Brad Wilcox, Jody Moore, Tony Overbay, John H. Groberg, Elaine Dalton, Tad R. Callister, Lynn G. Robbins, J. Devn Cornish, Bonnie Oscarson, Dennis B. Neuenschwander, Kirby Heyborne, Taysom Hill Anthony Sweat, John Hilton III, Barbara Morgan Gardner, Blair Hodges, Whitney Johnson, Ryan Gottfredson, Greg McKeown, Ganel-Lyn Condie, Michael Goodman, Wendy Ulrich,

Revitalizing Main Street: Boulder City's Historic Preservation and Community Development.Welcome to "The Best Dam Podcast," In today's episode, our host, Jill Lagan, dives into the heart of Boulder City's historic downtown with the Main Street Boulder City program, now in its exciting second year. This initiative, part of the national Main Street America network, emphasizes historic preservation, community development, and economic growth.Joining us are three remarkable consultants driving this program forward: Michelle Caven, Amber Cunningham, and Danielle Stemmer. Michelle, a 20-year resident of Boulder City, brings a wealth of historical knowledge and passion for the city's legacy. Amber, with her rich background in economics and public administration, is enhancing our community's economic landscape, organizing fantastic events like the New Year's Eve block party. Danielle, whose varied career spans sociology, healthcare, and event management, focuses on understanding community needs and enhancing quality of life.DISCUSSION  POINTSDiscovering Local History — Michelle [00:03:22 → 00:03:28]The Hidden Charm of Boulder City — Michelle [00:03:58 → 00:04:09]Passion for Helping People — Danielle [00:07:35 → 00:07:37]Revitalizing Boulder City — Danielle [00:07:47 → 00:08:01]Discover the Hidden Gems Near the Hoover Dam — Danielle [00:08:23 → 00:08:31]Finding Fulfillment in Helping Others — Danielle [00:09:23 → 00:09:26]Excitement for the Future — Michelle [00:13:17 → 00:13:41]Promoting Community and Business Growth — Amber [00:04:41 → 00:04:55]Creating Special Memories — Amber [00:10:42 → 00:11:28]"Connecting Communities through Volunteer Fairs — Amber [00:12:12 → 00:12:25]Exciting Developments in Boulder City — Michelle [00:16:47 → 00:17:03]Community Cleanup Initiative — Amber [00:18:53 → 00:19:04]Great Gatsby-Themed New Year's Eve Block Party — Amber [00:22:05 → 00:22:17]Family-Friendly New Year's Eve Celebration — Danielle [00:23:23 → 00:23:48]Engaging Youth in Historic Preservation — Michelle  [00:27:27 → 00:27:34]Viral Topic - The Importance of Dams in Boulder City — Amber [00:37:20 → 00:37:24]Community Impact through Car Shows — Michelle [00:39:09 → 00:39:30]Growing Events Through Community Partnerships — Michelle [00:39:55 → 00:39:59]The Power of AI in Marketing — Amber [00:47:09 → 00:47:14]LEARN MOREClick here to learn more about Main Street Boulder City on their website, or visit their Facebook page.KEYWORDSMain Street Boulder City, Main Street America, Jill Lagan, Boulder City Chamber of Commerce, The Best Dam Podcast, Podcast Interview#MainStreetBoulderCity #MainStreetAmerica #BoulderCity #JillLagan #BCNVChamber2024 #TheBestDamPodcast #PodcastInterviewCREDITSThe Best Dam Podcast is a Boulder City Chamber of Commerce podcast production. This episode is sponsored by the  i & i Podcast & Music Studio. Be Heard.   Music for the Best Dam Podcast was created by ZakharValaha from Pixabay. 

In this impactful episode of The DooDoo Diva's Smells Like Money Podcast, host Suzan Chin-Taylor sits down with industry experts Howard Meyers (Executive VP, ABEL RECON), Ryan Montijo (Co-Owner, Ellison-Mills), and Shane Harris (VP Operations, East Coast Infrastructure) to tackle one of the biggest challenges facing the wastewater and infrastructure industries today: the skilled labor shortage. Recorded live at the Reline America Annual Conference, this discussion dives into the strategies and innovative approaches companies are using to attract, train, and retain talent in blue-collar trades. The conversation highlights several key points that industry professionals won't want to miss: Addressing the Skilled Labor Shortage: The guests discuss the stigma surrounding trade work, where college degrees are often prioritized over skilled trades, even though these careers offer stability and high earning potential. They emphasize the need to shift societal perceptions, promoting the value of trade work as an essential, rewarding career path. Engaging Youth and Building Awareness: Recruiting young talent is crucial for the industry's future. Shane Harris shares how East Coast Infrastructure is engaging students through hands-on career days and technology demonstrations, like using robotic cutters, to show young people that trades today involve advanced, exciting technology. Technology in Skilled Trades: As the industry becomes more tech-centered, integrating digital tools and robotics is essential for appealing to a tech-savvy generation. Ryan Montijo explains how using advanced technology in day-to-day operations can align with younger workers' digital skills and make these roles more attractive. Career Advancement and Mentorship: Structured career paths and mentorship programs are critical for retaining workers. Panelists emphasize the importance of offering certifications, leadership development, and recognition to foster long-term loyalty and professional satisfaction among employees. Supporting Work-Life Balance: Recognizing the demands on workers who often travel, companies are implementing policies to support work-life balance, such as paid family events, to help employees feel valued and supported. Connect with Suzan Chin-Taylor and subscribe to The DooDoo Diva's Smells Like Money Podcast for more insights and innovations in the wastewater industry. Contact Information: • Howard Meyers Executive Vice President, ABEL RECON LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/howard-myers-42500917 Website: abelrecon.com Email: hmyers@abelrecon.com • Shane Harris VP Operations at East Coast Infrastructure LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shane-harris-5788ba10/ Website: eastcoastinfrastructure.com Email: shaneh@eastcoastinfrastructure.com • Ryan Montijo Co-Owner of Ellison-Mills LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/ryan-montijo-eit-a1710aa4 Website: ellison-mills.com Email: ryanmontijo@hotmail.com Key Takeaways for Industry Professionals: This episode provides a practical guide for companies seeking to build a resilient workforce in skilled trades. By breaking down stigmas, utilizing cutting-edge technology, and implementing structured career paths, these leaders are setting a new standard in workforce development—ensuring that trade careers are seen as dynamic, essential, and fulfilling. Tune in now to learn more about sustainable wastewater solutions! Don't forget to subscribe to the Smells Like Money Podcast for more insights and innovations in the wastewater industry. Follow us on creativeraven.com/smells-like-money-podcast for updates and more episodes. I hope you find this episode as informative and as exciting as we have. Please let us know your thoughts about the episode! Connect with Suzan Chin-Taylor, host of The DooDoo Diva's Smells Like Money Podcast: Website: www.creativeraven.com | https://thetuitgroup.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/creativeraven/ Email: raven@creativeraven.com Telephone: +1 760-217-8010 Listen and subscribe here to your favorite platform: Apple Podcast - Google Podcast - Cast Box - Overcast - Pocket Casts - YouTube - Spotify https://creativeraven.com/smells-like-money-podcast/ Subscribe to the Podcast: https://creativeraven.com/smells-like-money-podcast/ Be a guest on our show: https://calendly.com/thetuitgroup/be-a-podcast-guest Check Out my NEW Digital Marketing E-Course & Coaching Program just for Wastewater Pros: https://store.thetuitgroup.com/diy-digital-marketing-playbook-for-wastewater-pros #WorkforceDevelopment #SkilledTrades #WastewaterIndustry #InfrastructureJobs #YouthInTrades #TechInTrades #CareerGrowth #BlueCollarPride #TradeCareers #EmployeeRetention #FutureOfWork #SmellsLikeMoneyPodcast

Inoculating Faith: How Apologetics Can Strengthen Belief Against Doubt Explore the intersection of faith and reason in this thought-provoking video, which challenges the notion that belief should be based solely on emotional experiences.

Click here to view Relational Discipleship Network: https://rdn.org/?gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjw8MG1BhCoARIsAHxSiQmiFG0czO2HClUqBDVxT9NZHAYaOm_Jrf0WGacBvXTl_ihES3joJ6kaAu_UEALw_wcB  Get The Disciple Makers Podcast Premium Feed: https://disciplemakerspodcast.supercast.com/  “Today's episode will help us understand how relational discipleship provides practical support through challenges, fosters deep community connections, and emphasizes the role of parents in disciple-making.” Creating Resilient Discipleship Communities: Real-Life Examples and Practical Insights This episode stresses the importance of building supportive and nurturing discipleship communities within the church to help individuals face life's trials and challenges. By sharing personal experiences and examples from within their own church, the speaker illustrates how such an infrastructure can protect and foster growth among believers. Key stories include a couple's journey through the loss of their child and their subsequent creation of a nonprofit, as well as a former staff member's marital restoration after an affair. The episode emphasizes the necessity of relational discipleship and provides practical advice, including the concept of 'TikTok Apologetics' for engaging youth in critical thinking and faith discussions. Check out Discipleship.org for resources on disciple-making: https://discipleship.org/resources/  Check out Discipleship.org Audio Books: https://discipleship.org/resources/ebooks/  Key Takeaways 00:00 Introduction: The Challenge of Deconstruction 00:44 Personal Journey: From Mega Church to Church Planting 01:35 Building a Discipleship Community 02:03 Story of Evan and Krista: Faith Through Tragedy 04:56 Story of Tevin: Redemption and Restoration 08:25 Personal Struggles and the Importance of Community 12:17 Q&A: Engaging Youth in Discipleship Resources on Discipleship  

Jennifer McAndrew from Tufts University's Tisch College of Civic Life explores the critical issue of voter turnout among STEM students with Dr. Roberta Rincon, director of research and impact at SWE. McAndrew dives into findings from the recent "Democracy Counts 2022" report from the National Study of Learning, Voting, and Engagement, explores why collegians in STEM majors may be harder to mobilize than those in other fields and identifies strategies that can boost civic participation. Recorded on National Voter Registration Day, this conversation offers insights into increasing collegiate voting in the lead-up to the U.S. elections.

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Emma Smith's previous church callings include serving in the nursery, Primary, Relief Society, and as a Young Women president. She currently serves as the second counselor in the Thames Valley Stake Young Women. Emma has a degree in Acting and Performing Arts, and works in infant, primary, and secondary schools delivering mental health, anti-bullying, and resilience drama workshops for a theatre company. She is a parton for the Child Bereavement UK charity, and most grateful for being a mother and raising her 9- and 14-year-old sons. Links There is already a discussion started about this podcast. Share your thoughts. Transcript coming soon Get 14-day access to the Core Leader Library Highlights Emma shares her experiences and insights on leadership in her local Young Women organizations. She emphasizes the importance of pondering and praying for the young women she served, taking time to understand their needs and interests. Emma also highlights the significance of building relationships with the youth and recognizing their talents to create meaningful connections. She recounts a touching story where the young women surprised her with cards of love and support during a vulnerable moment, showcasing the reciprocal nature of service and love in leadership roles. Throughout the interview, Emma reflects on how her time as a leader has taught her patience, love, and the value of serving others. Her journey as a leader in the Young Women organization exemplifies the transformative power of service, connection, and faith in leadership roles within the Church. 00:02:53 - Background and Experience in the Church 00:05:08 - Serving in the Young Women Organization 00:10:36 - Activities and Events for Youth 00:15:39 - Importance of Pondering and Praying for Youth 00:18:31 - Engaging Youth through Vision Boards 00:22:00 - Sunday Meeting Approaches 00:23:36 - Giving Time to Study and Pray 00:24:07 - Personal Story of Vulnerability and Support 00:28:01 - Reflection on Leadership Experience and Personal Growth The Leading Saints Podcast is one of the top independent Latter-day Saints podcasts as part of nonprofit Leading Saints' mission to help Latter-day Saints be better prepared to lead. Learn more and listen to any of the past episodes for free at LeadingSaints.org. Past guests include Emily Belle Freeman, David Butler, Hank Smith, John Bytheway, Reyna and Elena Aburto, Liz Wiseman, Stephen M. R. Covey, Julie Beck, Brad Wilcox, Jody Moore, Tony Overbay, John H. Groberg, Elaine Dalton, Tad R. Callister, Lynn G. Robbins, J. Devn Cornish, Bonnie Oscarson, Dennis B. Neuenschwander, Anthony Sweat, John Hilton III, Barbara Morgan Gardner, Blair Hodges, Whitney Johnson, Ryan Gottfredson, Greg McKeown, Ganel-Lyn Condie, Michael Goodman, Wendy Ulrich, Richard Ostler, Kirby Heyborne, and many more in over 700 episodes. Discover podcasts, articles, virtual conferences, and live events related to callings such as the bishopric, Relief Society, elders quorum, Primary, youth leadership, stake leadership, ward mission, ward council, young adults, ministering, and teaching.

OverviewIn this episode of asPERusual, host Anna Chudyk sits down with Carrie Costello, Annette Majnemer and Gillian Backlin from the CHILD-BRIGHT Network. Our discussion includes: * An overview of CHILD-BRIGHT, including its key activities and ways to get involved;* Different ways in which CHILD-BRIGHT is actively seeking to increase diversity within their network;* Practical considerations for engaging with youth and families in research - from initiating relationships to evaluating engagement work. * Tips for fostering authenticity, respect, and reciprocity, and creating environments where engagement can thrive. The CHILD-BRIGHT Network is a pan-Canadian patient-oriented research network based at the Research Institute of the McGill University Health Centre. Created in 2016, it works to create brighter futures for children and youth with brain-based developmental disabilities and their families. Funded by the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) under Canada's Strategy for Patient-Oriented Research (SPOR) and 15 funding partners across the country, this national network includes 500 researchers, clinicians, decision-makers, youth, and parents. Meet our guestsCarrie Costello is the Implementation Support Coordinator for The Center for Implementation. She is a graduate of the University of Victoria BFA program and came into research after her middle child was diagnosed early in life with a profound intellectual disability and a seizure disorder. She has been a parent partner in research on over 15 projects and is the primary co-investigator on two of these research studies.  She specializes in facilitating conversations with children and youth.  Carrie is the parent liaison for the CHILD-BRIGHT Network and previously was the Patient Engagement Coordinator at the  Children's Hospital Research Institute of Manitoba. In 2023, she won the Frank Gavin Patient Engagement Leadership Award and the Made With Patients Rising Star award for her work. Carrie is also an award-winning playwright for young audiences and an avid puppeteerAnnette Majnemer, OT, PhD, FCAHS is an occupational therapist with doctoral training in the neurosciences. She is Professor at the School of Physical & Occupational Therapy, a Senior Scientist at the Research Institute - McGill University Health Centre (Montreal Children's Hospital), and a member of Montreal's Centre for Interdisciplinary Research in Rehabilitation. She is the nominated principal investigator of CHILD-BRIGHT, a CIHR SPOR Network with patient-oriented research focused on children with brain-based disabilities and their families. CHILD-BRIGHT's mission is to foster a movement for change: moving patients into research teams, moving research into improved practice and policy, and moving children and families forward towards brighter futures.Gillian Backlin is a member of the CHILD-BRIGHT Network's National Youth Advocate Council and serves on other panels and committees within CHILD-BRIGHT, where she uses her skills and draws from lived experience to contribute. Gillian has completed the technical writing certificate at the British Columbia Institute of Technology and currently works as a research assistant while pursuing her bachelor's degree in public health. She also manages an online platform called Spastic & Fantastic to share her life and raise awareness about the stigmas associated with labels, such as “disabled.” In her free time, she enjoys spending time with friends, family, and her dog. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit asperusual.substack.com

In this episode, we explore the  impactful work of the “Young Emerging Farmers Initiative” (YEFI) in Zambia. YEFI aims to empower young people, particularly those in rural areas, to adopt sustainable farming practices. Committed to creating job opportunities, YEFI also seeks to change the perception of agriculture among young people, highlighting the importance of environmental stewardship.

এই পডকাস্টটি হাইলাইট করে যে কীভাবে সংস্থার (CSO) অ্যাডভোকেসি কার্যক্রমে তরুণদের সম্পৃক্ত করা যায় এবং তাদের সুরক্ষা নিশ্চিত করা যায়। একজন সেক্টর বিশেষজ্ঞ সংস্থাগুলির  সাথে  তার কাজ করার অভিজ্ঞতার ভিত্তিতে কথা বলেন যে তরুণদের অ্যাডভোকেসি প্রোগ্রামে জড়িত করার চ্যালেঞ্জগুলি কী এবং SEAH (যৌন শোষণ, নির্যাতন এবং হয়রানি) থেকে তাদের রক্ষা করার জন্য সংস্থাগুলি (CSOs) কী পদক্ষেপ নিতে পারে।  

If you're trying to communicate with young people within your target audience, or are hoping to engage them within your work, this episode will help you understand how to better listen, engage and empower young people within your work. We speak with Rebecca Roberts, founder of Thread & Fable and specialist in youth audiences about her Engaging Youth insight reports and what top tips she has for better connecting with young people through marcomms. If you've read much in the media about youth audiences, you'll have been told they're hard to reach, have short attention spans and are snowflakes (even more so than Millennials were) - Rebecca tackles why stereotypes are not only untrue but are unhelpful in understanding the real context of what it's like growing up in the UK and how comms are well placed to improve the conversation. 

In this episode, Seminary Dean Peter Vogt has a conversation with Heather Flies, Junior High Pastor at Wooddale Church in Eden Prairie, MN, and the Youth Ministry Advisor for Bethel Seminary's new Master of Arts in Children's, Youth, and Family Ministry program. Resources mentioned in this episode: Heather Flies, I Want to Talk With My Teen About Girl Stuff Heather Flies, That's What She Said / That's What He Said Doug Fields, Your First Two Years in Youth Ministry: A personal and practical guide to starting right Download Youth Ministry Bethel Seminary's Children's, Youth, and Family Ministry program   Check out Bethel Seminary's program Seminary for Everyone. Use the discount code SEM45 for $45 off any Seminary for Everyone course! Interested in learning more about Bethel Seminary programs? We have 7 degree programs and 3 certificates. You belong at Bethel Seminary! Contact us at 651-635-8000 or  seminary-admissions@bethel.edu 

Coach Kern talks with us about coaching a competitive and traveling youth team and keeping them engaged. We discuss the needs of young (8 years old) players and how to make basketball a a fun experience while also making it competitive and worthwhile. We also discuss how to motivate and inspire these young players who already are traveling and competing against good competition. If you want to know more about the youth scene at a competitive level, check this out!

Stan Collins, co-founder of Directing Change, has worked in the suicide prevention field for more than 20 years after his friend died by suicide in high school. Hear a powerful episode about how youth are engaged in talking about mental health and suicide prevention, and get practical tips on how you can start the conversation. Stan also shares how Directing Change helps equip youth to have mental health and suicide prevention conversations through creative outlets. For more information about the San Bernardino County Department of Behavioral Health, visit SBCounty.gov/DBH.

In this episode, Jasmine Ramirez, a counseling psychology doctoral student and a research associate at the University of Oregon, talks with Drs. Jodi Ford and Natasha Slesnick from The Ohio Stage University about the research they are currently conducting with homeless youth, the different paths that led them to prevention science, and the many rewards and challenges they have faced working with youth experiencing homelessness. Natasha shares that her greatest accomplishment was opening drop-in centers in Albuquerque and Columbus for homeless youth to receive support and services. Jodi feels like her greatest accomplishment is showing the effect that stressful environments have on behavior so people can understand and move past simply blaming individuals for their actions. They want young women interested in pursuing a career in prevention science to know that it is important to focus on things they are passionate about and that matter to them, and that it is never too late to change their careers.The views expressed in this podcast are those of the participants and not the official views of NIH, the NIH HEAL Initiative, NIDA, or the participating institutions and organizations. 

In Episode 8, Jasmine Ramirez speaks with Drs. Natasha Slesnick and Jodi Ford, both from The Ohio State University. You will learn about about how their career journeys led them to prevention science, the innovative research they are conducting with homeless youth, the challenges and rewards of working with youth experiencing homelessness,  and their advice to future prevention scientists. In this trailer for Episode 8, Natasha shares how important it is for future scientists to focus on issues that really matter to them. Episode 8 will be available beginning February 7, 2023.

We're kicking off 2023 with an interview with Mara Mintzer, a co-founder and the Executive Director of Growing Up Boulder, an initiative to engage with city children and youth and offer them opportunities to affect change within their community. In 2017, Mara hosted a TEDx talk on including young people in city planning—which has amassed nearly 2 million views—and she recently co-authored the book, "Placemaking with Children and Youth: Participatory Practices for Planning Sustainable Communities". In this episode, we discuss Mara's mission and inspiration, young people's natural ability for intuitive and smart city design, and the connection between the inclusion of children in community building with the residents they'll become in the future as adults."Placemaking with Children and Youth" bookGrowing Up BoulderGUB's Child-Friendly City Map "How kids can help design cities" TEDx talk"The Nature of Cities" documentary trailer 

How do you get the next generation interested in serving? How do you connect with those that might be interested in one day taking over for you in ministry? Joining us on this broadcast will be Arthur Woods- Arthur C. Woods Coaching to talk about engaging and connecting with those that we serve with and protect in the church. The Church Safety Guys is a non-profit organization dedicated to help church and place of worship groups- apply best practices to Biblically protecting their organization. We us the following umbrella in everything we do: Ministry First, Engaged Leadership, Always Training. For additional great resources, to visit us at our next event, or have us come to your church- visit our website at ChurchSafetyGuys.com. Listen to past broadcasts and support our ministry on Patreon, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Iheart Media and anywhere your favorite podcasts are! Church Security App: ChurchSecurityApp.com (Free Download) Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/ChurchsafetyguysFB: https://www.facebook.com/churchsafety... Twitter: https://twitter.com/Church_SafetyAnchorFM: https://anchor.fm/churchsafetyandsecu... YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/churchsafetyguys #ChurchSecurity #VigilantImpact #ChurchSafetyGuys #ChurchSafety #SemperDisciplina #CSG #ThomasAlexanderInsurance #ChurchLeadership #ChurchDiscipleship For public use of this broadcast- contact: ChurchSafetyGuys.com LICENSE CERTIFICATE MUSIC: Premium Beats @ Copyright 2022, All Rights Reserved.

How do you get the next generation interested in serving? How do you connect with those that might be interested in one day taking over for you in ministry? Joining us on this broadcast will be Arthur Woods- Arthur C. Woods Coaching to talk about engaging and connecting with those that we serve with and protect in the church. The Church Safety Guys is a non-profit organization dedicated to help church and place of worship groups- apply best practices to Biblically protecting their organization. We us the following umbrella in everything we do: Ministry First, Engaged Leadership, Always Training. For additional great resources, to visit us at our next event, or have us come to your church- visit our website at ChurchSafetyGuys.com. Listen to past broadcasts and support our ministry on Patreon, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Iheart Media and anywhere your favorite podcasts are! Church Security App: ChurchSecurityApp.com (Free Download) Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/ChurchsafetyguysFB: https://www.facebook.com/churchsafety... Twitter: https://twitter.com/Church_SafetyAnchorFM: https://anchor.fm/churchsafetyandsecu... YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/churchsafetyguys #ChurchSecurity #VigilantImpact #ChurchSafetyGuys #ChurchSafety #SemperDisciplina #CSG #ThomasAlexanderInsurance #ChurchLeadership #ChurchDiscipleship For public use of this broadcast- contact: ChurchSafetyGuys.com LICENSE CERTIFICATE MUSIC: Premium Beats @ Copyright 2022, All Rights Reserved.

How do you get the next generation interested in serving? How do you connect with those that might be interested in one day taking over for you in ministry? Joining us on this broadcast will be Arthur Woods- Arthur C. Woods Coaching to talk about engaging and connecting with those that we serve with and protect in the church. The Church Safety Guys is a non-profit organization dedicated to help church and place of worship groups- apply best practices to Biblically protecting their organization. We us the following umbrella in everything we do: Ministry First, Engaged Leadership, Always Training. For additional great resources, to visit us at our next event, or have us come to your church- visit our website at ChurchSafetyGuys.com. Listen to past broadcasts and support our ministry on Patreon, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Iheart Media and anywhere your favorite podcasts are! Church Security App: ChurchSecurityApp.com (Free Download) Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/ChurchsafetyguysFB: https://www.facebook.com/churchsafety... Twitter: https://twitter.com/Church_SafetyAnchorFM: https://anchor.fm/churchsafetyandsecu... YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/churchsafetyguys #ChurchSecurity #VigilantImpact #ChurchSafetyGuys #ChurchSafety #SemperDisciplina #CSG #ThomasAlexanderInsurance #ChurchLeadership #ChurchDiscipleship For public use of this broadcast- contact: ChurchSafetyGuys.com LICENSE CERTIFICATE MUSIC: Premium Beats @ Copyright 2022, All Rights Reserved. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/churchsafetyandsecurity/support

In this episode, hear from today's youth who share their passion, knowledge and dreams for their work with animals and keeping agricultural relevant.

Get your backpack ready; it’s that time of year again! We’ve got you covered if you’re looking for back to school ideas for churches. Churches must prepare for an influx ... Read More

#132 - Engaging High School students in preteen ministry might be the best way to engage the next generation in a developing relationship with Jesus. There is an untapped resource of High School students in your church who not only have a desire to serve with kids and pre-teens, but will benefit greatly from the ownership and leadership that comes from serving in a high capacity. On today's episode of the podcast, we sit down with pre-teen ministry expert, Rob Quinn, and discuss ways that we can invest in our youth through connecting and serving. We hope you enjoy episode 132 of the Lead Volunteers Podcast and share it with a ministry leader you know who may find this beneficial for their ministry context! If you would like to gain INSTANT access to the bank of resources mentioned in today's episode, check out leadministry.com and get started today! Follow us on Facebook and Instagram!

eturning guest Susan Hough (wisdomspring.org) has provided over 42 freshwater wells to small villages in Africa and India. In this show, she shares how she works with teens to fulfill virtually every aspect of the process, from fundraising to dousing to drilling each well in areas that previously had no access to clean water. Also on the show, guest Helen Samuels shares some fascinating stories of working with inner-city youth who she inspires to share their challenges through public art projects.

Ashley talks with our host and special guest - our sound engineer Josh - about how to engage in discussion with youths about topics of sex and particular risk aware BDSM. While that is the primary focus the topic often derailed into topics of consent and awareness, OWL learning and body positivity https://www.facebook.com/groups/787624245036055 https://www.uua.org/re/owl Visit […] The post Episode 17 – Engaging Youth in Sex Topics & BDSM as a parent appeared first on Virgin Territory.

We have talked about opportunities to serve and lead before, but today we dive deeper with DCE Pete Hiller. We will hear how he provides these key opportunities for young people and families in his church.  Find the LCMS Youth Ministry resource website at youthesource.com. Bio: DCE Peter Hiller serves in the area of Youth and Family Ministry at Family of Christ Lutheran in Ham Lake, MN. Yes, there is actually a lake in the city that looks like a ham. Pete is a 30 year veteran working in Youth Ministry and is passionate about engaging students in meaningful service. Pete and his DCE wife Mary have three grown daughters who also serve as educators. 

In this episode, Dr. Krista Mehari talks about the importance of authentically engaging communities around the shared purpose of helping young people thrive. She provides powerful examples of what happens when young people define character within their own community. Dr. Mehari is a licensed psychologist and applied researcher with extensive experience creating research-informed approaches to identifying and leveraging community strengths for systemic change. This is a powerful episode you don't want to miss!

Jeremy Frisch is the owner and director of Achieve Performance Training in Clinton, Mass. He is the former assistant strength and conditioning coach for the Holy Cross athletic department. While there, he worked directly with the Crusader men's basketball team, in addition to serving as the strength coach for Holy Cross' men's soccer, men's and women's lacrosse, baseball, softball, field hockey, tennis and women's track & field squads. Prior to joining Holy Cross, Frisch served as the sports performance director at Teamworks Sports Center.. He also served as a speed and strength coach for Athletes Edge Sports Training, and did a strength and conditioning internship at Stanford University. Frisch is a 2007 graduate of Worcester State College with a bachelor's degree in health science and physical education. He was a member of the football and track teams during his days at Worcester State and Assumption College.  In this episode Jeremy discusses:  Why spotting missing developmental skills fuelled his choice to leave a collegiate role to work with kids.  A typical day at Achieve Performance in terms of groups, activities and programs.  The importance of tumbling/rolling skills in risk management. His priorities when coaching athletes in different age groups.  What he monitors and measures in his programs. Balancing chaos and safety.  Hiding your coaching objectives in engaging activities.  You can follow Jeremy's work via Instagram: @achieve_performance and Twitter: @jeremyfrisch  and via www.achieveperformance.training .  To learn more about the LTAD Network check out www.ltadnetwork.com or follow on Instagram: @ltadnetwork or Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ltadnetwork . You can keep up to date with Athletic Evolution via our www.athleticevolution.co.uk , Instagram: @athleticevouk and Twitter: @athleticevouk .

The Covid-19 pandemic has impacted the limited worldview of developing children and we must take special consideration of their mental and emotional health just as we would their physical health. It is the job of current practicing and studying clinicians to be cognizant of impending changes in children developmentally and be able to support them. In this episode we have UConn School of Nursing student Nicey Brooks and UConn School of Dental Medicine student Tyler Hailey interviewing Dr. Robert Keder, MD (Developmental-Behavioral Pediatrician at Connecticut Children's Medical Center and Assistant Professor of Pediatrics at UConn School of Medicine) and Tianna Hill, MSW (Communications Associate and a Project Coordinator for the Connecticut School-Based Diversion Initiative (SBDI) at the Child Health and Development Institute of Connecticut, Inc. with current board membership with the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI CT)). This episode by edited by Graham McNeil.

Fr Thomas speaks with Youth Directors Fr David Subu and Danielle Geeza about how to engage youth in the Church through meaningful relationships and experiences in order to grow their faithfulness in Christ

Fr Thomas speaks with Youth Directors Fr David Subu and Danielle Geeza about how to engage youth in the Church through meaningful relationships and experiences in order to grow their faithfulness in Christ

Fr Thomas speaks with Youth Directors Fr David Subu and Danielle Geeza about how to engage youth in the Church through meaningful relationships and experiences in order to grow their faithfulness in Christ

Topics in this conversation include: Ramu describes the UNAI and how it works to unite students toward making an impact on Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).1:33The COVID-19 pandemic provided an opportunity to build a more solid family foundation with parents taking more responsibility for their children's education while, at the same time, it widened the inequality gap, particularly in developing countries. 6:53Ramu discusses what he calls the "CC and BCC culture" and how it affects the ability to think and plan for long-term strategies. 18:15Ramu shares his career path, from being a disc jockey for a radio station created by Prime Minister Indira Gandhi to a creator and Chief of the UNAI. 24:13The UN's focus on SDGs has provided stability for the world during the last 6 years since the SDGs were created. 31:00Trade Wins is a podcast designed specifically to be thought-provoking and to provide insights from leading experts to help us navigate today's changing environment. We aim to contribute to the empowerment of our global membership and their business networks in the world of global trade and investment.

Recognizing the importance of educating our youth on the benefits of and science behind recycling, in 2014 ISRI, in partnership with JASON Learning, launched a recycling education campaign for students in kindergarten through 12th grade. The campaign includes lesson plans, hands-on activities, and interactive web-based experiences, all focused on the importance of recycling and the recycling industry.... Read more »

Dr. Daniel Deen, Professor of Philosophy and Program Director of Crosswise, Concordia University Irvine and Dr. Joel Oesch, Director of Graduate Programs in Theology at Christ College and Executive Director of Crosswise, Concordia University Irvine join Andy to discuss the upcoming Crosswise Summer Weekend for high school students.  Why is dialogue on contemporary issues important for young Christians today? Crosswise engages students in dialogue about complex issues to equip them for critical thinking and faithful witness. Learn more about Crosswise at Concordia University Irvine on their website at cui.edu/crosswise.

Host Debra Giordano, Vice President of Service Delivery for Equus Workforce Solutions, is joined by Darnell Middleton, National Manager of Youth and Young Adult Programs for Equus Workforce Solutions, as they discuss strategies for engaging youth and young adults and helping them create a pathway for success. Discover how the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted youth and young adults, and the types of programming Equus provides to young adults, ages 16 to 24. You’ll also hear about the new, more effective ways of connecting with youth and some of the youth-focused partnership opportunities available to employers. 

Hands-on youth development programming looks different these days, with more youth, educators, and 4-H volunteers gathering virtually and making full use of digital communication and learning platforms. What hasn’t changed is 4-H's enduring commitment to nurturing the heads, hearts, hands, and health of youth across the New York state. In this episode of “Extension Out Loud,” a podcast by Cornell Cooperative Extension (CCE), Andy Turner, director of New York State 4-H Youth Development, shares how the program’s holistic, positive youth development approach is designed to support and grow the dynamic lives and interests of young people even, and perhaps especially in, times of uncertainty and transition. For more about this episode and a transcript, please visit: https://cals.cornell.edu/news/leading-through-extension-engaging-youth-trying-times

An interview with Katrina Bitar, Director of Youth Equipped to Serve (YES), explores how to invest in emerging leaders by: Speaking the truth in love (Eph 4:15) Leaning into the "good uncomfortable" to allow stretching and growing Examining our own motivations for wanting young people in the church Katrina suggests that just because kids are participating in church activities doesn't mean that they have encountered Christ. Young people need to be trusted and engaged in doing the living work of Christ.  

Air1's Billie Branham talks with Kevin Drake about working through the organization Upward Sports to provide a safe, Christian environment for kids across the country

Today on the podcast I sit down with Stephen Steinbeiser.For 33 years Steve served as Director of Music and Liturgy for Duquesne University in Pittsburgh, PA. During his time at Duquesne, Stephen also served as the national Chair of the Campus Ministry section for NPM. Steve’s strengths always lies in inclusion and activation. He always made sure that all campus ministry musicians were included and that their gifts would be fostered and grow. And in our case, campus ministry musicians didn’t necessarily mean music majors! Nevertheless, they all had a place at the table to minister, and Steve taught us how important that was.

 All the things we talked about - hit our contact details at the bottom if there's anything you want us to cover.  Parents' stress and depression 'rise during lockdowns https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/education-55707322  The Co-SPACE study and its partner studies explore how families are coping during the COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic, and what parents can do to help support their children's mental health. The Co-Space study is led by Dr Polly Waite and Prof Cathy Creswell from the University of Oxford and is conducted in co-operation with University College London and University of Leicester.https://cospaceoxford.org/   NSPCC https://www.nspcc.org.uk/keeping-children-safe/support-for-parents/coronavirus-parents-working-from-home/ FE News had some useful tips around structuring day/space https://www.fenews.co.uk/press-releases/43944-working-from-home-with-kids-coping-with-the-pressure-of-coronavirus-self-isolation  This blog was interesting - including things about trying to focus on each task rather than being distracted in both https://www.strategicenhancement.com/blog/9-tips-for-parents-balancing-work-from-home-and-homeschooling Anna Whitehouse, journalist also known as @mother_pukka on Instagram - #righttofurlough Exploring the UK's digital divide https://www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopulationandcommunity/householdcharacteristics/homeinternetandsocialmediausage/articles/exploringtheuksdigitaldivide/2019-03-04  The 2021 Edelman Trust Barometer https://www.edelman.com/sites/g/files/aatuss191/files/2021-01/2021-edelman-trust-barometer.pdf  Top Internal Communication trends, challenges, and opportunities for 2021 https://www.poppulo.com/blog/internal-communication-trends-challenges-and-opportunities-for-2021/   Why being more specific in 2021 is essential for organisations by Redefining Communications  https://redefiningcomms.com/why-being-more-specific-in-2021-is-essential-for-organisations/   Covid-19 news and information: consumption and attitudes – interactive data https://www.ofcom.org.uk/research-and-data/tv-radio-and-on-demand/news-media/coronavirus-news-consumption-attitudes-behaviour/interactive-data  Gallagher (formerly Gatehouse) State of the Sector: leading the internal communication conversation since 2008 https://www.ajg.com/employeeexperience/insights/internal-communication-state-of-the-sector/ Engaging Youth 2020 by Thread and Fable https://threadandfable.files.wordpress.com/2020/05/thread-fable-engaging-youth-2020.pdf  Lockdown Life of Young People  https://threadandfable.files.wordpress.com/2020/11/lockdown-life-of-young-people-2020-thread-fable.pdf  Children's Media Use and Attitudes https://www.ofcom.org.uk/research-and-data/media-literacy-research/childrens  One Step Forward Two Steps Black by UK Black Comms Network https://blackcommsnetwork.co.uk/research  Comms Unplugged is a comms person's retreat and opportunity to connect and develop in a unique setting focusing on mental health and wellbeing. https://www.commsunplugged.co.uk/  Twitter - @CommsUnplugged  The Science of Fear: How the Culture of Fear Manipulates Your Brain by Dan Gardner    Follow Rebecca: Twitter: https://twitter.com/rebecca7roberts https://twitter.com/threadandfable   Linkedin Rebecca Roberts Website: https://threadandfable.com/ Podcast: The Hear It podcast    Follow Harriet: Twitter: https://twitter.com/HarrietSmallies   Linkedin: Harriet Small Website: https://www.commsoveracoffee.com/   

Educator, Michelle Schroeder speaks about her Métis heritage and the work she is doing in Abbotsford, British Columbia to help connect and engage secondary school students in Métis culture. Host: Anna Ratzlaff

How much does opportunity outside of public education impact a students ability to be successful? This week, we talk with Frankie Franco, Community Engagement Specialist for the City of Worcester's Division of Youth Opportunities. Growing up in Worcester, Frankie shares his experiences navigating the public schools, the opportunities he had to join programs like Upward Bound, and how his brother had a different journey.Learn more about the Latino Education Institute.Here's some more about REC Worcester and Youth Grow.The Appalachian Mountain Club can be found here.More on 508 Bike Life.

Lecture 25 of the Sports Biomechanics Lecture Series #SportsBiomLS 

Charles Reddick and I discuss best practices for starting and leading a youth ministry in Queens, NYC. Charles has almost a decade of experience in youth ministry in Jamaica, Queens. Youth are the next generation. This generation is facing an ever-changing world that gives them opportunities but also obstacles. The church has an important role to minister and disciple the next generation amidst this culture. This podcast will help you see the value of youth ministry and some practical advice to take steps toward a healthier engagement with youth.

Young people must be at the fore front of issues that affect them. Due to the lockdown most of them are in areas where they can’t access SRHR information and services and this might lead to much effect on their lives.

For more than 35 years, LCMS Servant Events have supported youth and adults in learning that serving others can make a difference because of Jesus Christ. Servant Events are opportunities for young people to learn new skills and grow in confidence. Members of the LCMS Servant Event Committee join Rev. Mark Kiessling and DCE Jim Lohman in the studio to talk about the impact of LCMS Servant Events. These events bring together youth and adults to serve in the name of Jesus. Guests for this episode are: Rev. Barry Akers, Lutheran Church of Our Redeemer, Kokomo, IN Shelly Carlson, Lord of the Lakes Lutheran Church, Forest Lake, MN, Joe Palinkas, Painesville, OH, Zion Lutheran Church Randy Ronning, DCE, Trinity Lutheran Church, Richmond, VA Links mentioned from this episode: LCMS Servant Events: servantevents.lcms.org/ Heart of a Servant: servantevents.lcms.org/viewFULL.asp?EventID=1375 Riches in Richmond: servantevents.lcms.org/viewFULL.asp?EventID=1394 Mission Possible: servantevents.lcms.org/viewFULL.asp?EventID=1459 Noble Servants: servantevents.lcms.org/viewFULL.asp?EventID=1451

When we talk about kindness we think sometimes it’s too sappy or too vague. But frankly, with the stories we’ve heard on the podcast and from people we’ve met, it’s really much more than that. When you’re kind to someone, however you choose to do it, you’re taking action. You’re actually creating change. In this episode, we're sharing the story of Aria Finger, CEO and "Chief Old Person" at DoSomething.org. DoSomething.org is the largest not-for-profit organization exclusively for young people and social change. Through their digital platform, the organization makes it easy, fun and inspiring for young people all across the country and the world to be able to create social change. DoSomething members join their volunteer, social change, and civic action campaigns to make real-world impact on causes they're passionate about such as homelessness, poverty, mental health, racial justice and the environment. Learn more at www.dosomething.org/us Episode sponsored by Riley's Way Foundation. Join the Call For Kindness contest for a chance to be awarded up to $3,000 for your project. Applications open in January 20, 2020 -- https://www.rileysway.org/call-for-kindness. Learn more about Riley's Way Foundation: www.rileysway.org -- Advertise with us: sincerelyhueman.com/advertise Pitch your story: sincerelyhueman.com/contact Follow Sincerely, Hueman on Instagram @sincerelyhueman This show is produced by Hueman Group Media. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sincerelyhueman/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sincerelyhueman/support

This episode, the People of Purpose team talks to Rose-Anna Selhorst, the 2019 Global Voices National Scholar and representative of Australian youth at the Y20 Summit and current Masters of Public Policy student. We discuss Rose-Anna’s recent trip to Japan for the Y20 Summit; youth engagement in public policy; we explore ways to increase youth participation and representation in policy development and discourse; and unpack some of Rose-Anna’s recommendations as to how the Australian Government can better engage youth perspectives in policy making.Check out some of Rose-Anna’s reflections from the Y20 Summit at https://globalvoices.org.au/news/rose-annaselhorst and some of the outcomes here: https://www.yacvic.org.au/blog/y20-summit-2019/Follow People of Purpose: @peopleofpurposeco

As health disparities in underserved communities grow, the Youth Engaged in Science, YES! Program, strives to expose underrepresented students to science, scientific research and careers in related fields. The goal is to get kids excited about science through education, mentorship and hands-on experience to end health disparities in underserved communities. Guests include: Binyam Nardos - Post Doctoral Scholar, Behavioral Neuroscience Anita Randolph - Post Doctoral Scholar, Psychiatry Research Damien Fair - Associate Professor, Behavioral Neuroscience and Psychiatry, Associate Scientist, Advanced Imaging Research Center

Jackson Hartley and Hunter Dahl of YoungHuntr sit down with Living Country in the City at Hunt Expo in Salt Lake City to talk about helping other youth hunters document their experiences, the grind of promotion on social media, the opportunities and challenges youth face when getting into the outdoors, the pain of switching from youth tags to adult tags and creating a supportive community for youth to share their hunting photos. See more on the show notes page at thewildinitiative.com/113. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to NRCDV Radio's DELTA FOCUS Story Series, an initiative of the PreventIPV project. This series will feature lessons learned from Center for Disease Control's DELTA FOCUS grantees, who worked to prevent intimate partner violence by implementing strategies to change the environments and conditions in which people live, work, and play. In the first episode, we hear from three organizations featured in "Engaging Youth in IPV Prevention" story. Each of these organizations work to change the prevailing attitudes, culture, and social expectations related to IPV through their experiences with engaging youth in intimate partner prevention. Their approaches focus on building youth's leadership skills, engaging them in shifting norms related to violence, and strengthening community-level protective factors for Intimate Partner Violence (IPV). Produced by NRCDV Radio on July 31, 2019. Download a transcript for Episode 29: http://ow.ly/dgLS50vp2IP For more information about DELTA FOCUS and to read the full story, visit http://ow.ly/D5xQ50vfBrE.

In this episode, Chris talks Engaging Youth and Grassroots Esports with Bretty Sullivan, Founder and CEO of Flaktest Gaming Show notes https://www.bigesports.gg/45 Brett Sullivan LinkedIn Twitter Flaktest https://www.flaktest.com/ BIG Esports Links Podcast Episodes Discord Facebook Discussion Group Host: www.twitter.com/smithymayo --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/big-esports/message

We chat with Amnesty students and hear the perspectives of young people who are actively engaged in human rights education and action, and to hear why they believe human rights should be a part of every students education. Human rights education should teach both about human rights and for human rights. Its goal is to help students understand human rights, value human rights, and take responsibility for respecting, defending, and promoting human rights.

Practicing your green thumb in a big city such as Atlanta is certainly difficult, but Wylde Center not only makes it possible, it also makes it fun with educational programs, community gardens and events. Wylde Center Executive Director Stephanie Van Parys joins Atlanta Real Estate Forum Radio for this week's Around Atlanta segment to discuss the many contributions the nonprofit organization makes in the community. Founded in 1997, based on a need to offer opportunities to experience nature in Atlanta's urban environment, Wylde Center offers educational programs, events and greenspaces that actively engage youth, families and individuals throughout their environment and community to develop skills in sustainable urban living, environmental science, organic gardening and nutrition. The organization's growing popularity is a result of the community's participation and commitment, resulting in the operation of now five greenspaces throughout four different Decatur and Atlanta neighborhoods. These spaces are open year-round to the community for events and educational programs. Additionally, Wylde Center offers one of the largest youth science and environmental education programs in the metro area that includes Healthy Living by Healthy Growing at the Decatur Housing Authority, Atlanta Farm to School, Decatur Farm to School and field trips and science programs. Those interested in getting involved with Wylde Center – this weekend is your chance! Join 2,000 attendees from metro Atlanta and the surrounding areas to shop Wylde Center's Plant Sale Festival featuring a varied assortment of vegetables, herbs, annuals, native plants and fruit trees! The festival lasts from Friday, April 12, 2019, through Sunday, April 14, 2019, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. every day. Listen to the full interview above to learn more about Wylde Center, including volunteer opportunities, or visit www.WyldeCenter.org. A special thank you to Jackson EMC for sponsoring Atlanta Real Estate Forum Radio. Jackson EMC offers homebuyers peace of mind and lower bills with its certified Right Choice™ new home program. These homes are built to be energy efficient and sustainable with improved indoor air quality, convenience and comfort. For more information on Right Choice new homes and Jackson EMC, visit https://RightChoice.JacksonEMC.com. Please subscribe to Atlanta Real Estate Forum Radio on iTunes. If you like this week's show, be sure to rate it. The “Around Atlanta” segment, sponsored by Denim Marketing, airs on Thursdays and is designed to showcase the best of metro Atlanta – the communities, attractions and special events that make this city great. To submit your event, community or attraction to the Around Atlanta edition of Atlanta Real Estate Forum Radio, contact Denim Marketing at 770-383-3360 or fill out the Atlanta Real Estate Forum contact form here.

Practicing your green thumb in a big city such as Atlanta is certainly difficult, but Wylde Center not only makes it possible, it also makes it fun with educational programs, community gardens and events. Wylde Center Executive Director Stephanie Van Parys joins Atlanta Real Estate Forum Radio for this week’s Around Atlanta segment to discuss […] The post Wylde Center Has Green Thumb for Engaging Youth in Atlanta appeared first on Atlanta Real Estate Forum.

Amritha Anup, Laura Winn, and host Jeff Olivet discuss the importance of including youth when developing substance use prevention programs for young people. They share strategies for developing true, collaborative youth-adult partnerships. Visit thinkt3.com and follow us on Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn for more resources to grow your impact. More Info Conrad N. Hilton Foundation Bringing Youth and Young Adult Voice to Substance Use Prevention and Early Intervention Identifying Young People for Engagement Activities Avoiding Tokenism When Engaging Young People Youth Engagement: Setting Up for Success Journey Toward Positive Youth Engagement: The School-Based Health Alliance Story Project Amp, pairing youth with young adults in recovery for brief mentorship that enhances resiliency and prevents alcohol and other drug use

Amritha Anup, Laura Winn, and host Jeff Olivet discuss the importance of including youth when developing substance use prevention programs for young people. They share strategies for developing true, collaborative youth-adult partnerships. Visit thinkt3.com and follow us on Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn for more resources to grow your impact. More Info Conrad N. Hilton Foundation Bringing Youth and Young Adult Voice to Substance Use Prevention and Early Intervention Identifying Young People for Engagement Activities Avoiding Tokenism When Engaging Young People Youth Engagement: Setting Up for Success Journey Toward Positive Youth Engagement: The School-Based Health Alliance Story Project Amp, pairing youth with young adults in recovery for brief mentorship that enhances resiliency and prevents alcohol and other drug use

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Adria Scharf is the executive director of the Richmond Peace Education Center. RPEC has a lofty goal- the organization works to build more peaceful, just and inclusive communities. In doing this work, they inevitably have to navigate controversial topics that could scare off potential supporters. In this episode, Adria talks about how she handles these subjects with finesse, while engaging youth in promoting peace.  For more information about the Richmond Peace Education Center, please visit www.rpec.org or follow them on Instagram @peacecenterrva. 

A student and a pastor explore the benefits of high school students engaging in mission assignments.

In this week's edition of The Catholic Teacher's Podcast, we hear from Catholic Priest and Director of Vocations for the Archdiocese of Rockville Centre, Father Joe Fitzgerald. Father Joe shares his thoughts on where to find balance between Catholic traditionalism and modern sensibilities, as well as what Catholic Teachers should be doing to deepen their faith. Additionally, Father Joe discusses why he chose to become a Catholic priest and what he loves about working with young people. Shownotes - 0:00 Intro 6:14 Father Joe's Catholic Background 7:38 What are some of your earliest memories of encountering the Catholic Faith? 10:50 Journey towards priesthood 16:00 How did Father Joe make the decision to just priesthood 21:36 What do you love about working with young people? 25:42 What is the balance between traditionalist catholicism and modern sensibilities? 33:52 Why Catholic Priests in schools is important 41:15 What do Catholic Priests bring to the school? 45:46 What should Catholic Teachers be doing to deepen their faith in Christ? 51:23 What do you value most in you life as a Priest? 54:36 Father Joe's three pieces of advice for Catholic Educators Find Father Joe Fitzgerald on twitter here: https://twitter.com/_LIPriest Find Jonathan on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/beingcatholic1 Find Jonathan on Facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/passionatecatholicteachers/ Find Jonathan on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/the_catholic_teacher/ Find Jonathan's Youtube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/user/beingcatholictv To find out about Jonathan's book for Catholic teachers please click here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/0977531546 To book Jonathan to speak at your school click here: https://beingcatholic.com.au/staff/ To find the Going Deeper Program click here: https://beingcatholic.com.au/gd-trial/ To subscribe to the daily email click here: https://beingcatholic.com.au/being-catholic-daily-email/

Maren Henderson is an Evaluation Specialist for Minneapolis Public Schools (MPS), where she coordinates the Youth Participatory Evaluation program for the district. Maren uses evaluation to empower underrepresented communities and inform equity-driven decision making. She holds a Master of Public Policy from the University of Minnesota Humphrey School of Public Affairs with a concentration in youth and education policy and program evaluation. Maren is joined by Mayra Rendon, a Minneapolis Public Schools student who has participated in the Youth Participatory Evaluation program for three years. She is passionate about ensuring students have a voice in school policies that affect them.

Youth make up a significant portion of our communities and therefore engaging them in planning processes is essential. In this episode, Corrin Wendell, Senior Planner at the Metropolitan Council and founder and executive director of YEP!, a non-profit dedicated to engaging youth, discusses ways to get them involved.

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Goal: “to equip coalitions, organizations, and individuals to bring change to their community”   Host, Amanda Decker joins the youth from SRSLY Chelsea to talk about how to engage youth in community change!   Welcome to Episode 002 of the Podcast: Engaging Youth in Community Change   Guests: Abbie Dobos gr. 8, Riley Thorburn gr. 8, Jessie Ligi gr. 12, Allison Hughes gr. 10, Natalie Gofton gr. 10, Ben Schwarz gr. 8, Jessie Kauffman (Coalition Director)   Guest Links: SRSLY Chelsea (SRSLY stands for Seriously. This spelling of SRSLY is used when people are texting each other on their cell phones.)   SRSLY Website: http://www.srslychelsea.org/ SRSLY on Twitter: https://twitter.com/SRSLYchelsea SRSLY on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/srslychelsea   Links Mentioned: CADCA www.cadca.org NYLI (CADCA’s National Youth Leadership Initiative) http://www.cadca.org/nyli   What is minecraft? Ben speaks about involving the community in a minecraft server building project. Minecraft is a computer game that enables players to build constructions out of textured cubes in a 3D generated world. This project was Ben’s idea to provide a fun, drug free activity for youth after school.      Words of advice from youth for youth who are interested in joining a coalition: Don’t be afraid to step up. You have a voice and it matters. You don’t have to jump in right away, just show up and see what it is about. Joining a coalition is a way to make your voice heard. If it is something you believe in, do it. You can make a difference.   Words of advice from a youth leader to the adults about youth involvement in a coalition: Youth are waiting for you! Give you opportunities to reach for more and to reach their goals. 3 Insights from This Episode: 1.  Fun: Make what you do “fun”. SRSLY ideas to make your meeting “fun” for youth: Bring Food Make it a place where youth will want to invite a friend. Inviting a friend is the most popular way that SRSLY grew their youth base. Play an icebreaker at the beginning Separate into two groups during a meeting so that youth can choose what level of intensity they wish to be involved in. An example would be: planning fun drug free events, or something a little more intense like sorting out data to determine what the issues in your community are. 2.  Start Young: Involve youth BEFORE high school. If you can start at 5th grade, youth will have an easier time getting involved and will most likely continue with the coalition into high school. 3. Be Flexible: Be flexible with youth schedules. You don’t have to have the same youth at the table all of the time. If you can get a core of youth to the table, additional youth can join them when their schedules permit. Don’t guilt a youth for not coming to every meeting. Next Episode: Subscribe now for free and you won’t miss episode 003

Arel Moodie discusses what it takes to reach and engage youth, as well as the work he is doing at the CWA Youth@Work Conference. Arel also shares the importance of likeability and the mindset that it takes for young people to achieve success.  To learn more about Arel, visit http://www.arelmoodie.com/ and https://www.artoflikability.com/  To learn more about CWA Today, visit www.calworkforce.org 

This podcast, 'Engaging Youth in Foster Care', gives caseworkers the perspective of a former youth in foster care and provides the following: -Insight and tips on using Facebook to learn more about youth in care -Information about the knowledge gaps youth may have about transitioning to adulthood -Ways to help youth recognize the supportive adults in their lives and develop trusting relationships

In this 30-minute podcast conversation, we learn about ideas and strategies to enable participants of all ages to make the most of the remarkable new creative space for artisanry, learning, making and doing, called Bainbridge Artisan Resource Network (BARN). We meet Catherine Camp, the board member and vice president for operations at BARN, who introduces us to the new BARN project for engaging local youth in the activities and programs of BARN. With her in the studio are three local high school and college students who share their thoughts on the great value of having an all-ages creative space for learning and mentoring. Those podcast participants are: Maya Nathan: a Bainbridge High School senior, who is this summer's BARN intern; Finn Mander: a Bainbridge High School senior who is a long-time volunteer at BCB (which is soon to be part of BARN), and who is also a leader of the 2-year-old BHS Radio Club. In the coming school year, Finn will be a leader of the new student club for video news production, called Spartan News. Madeline Corbin: who is going into her junior year at Seattle University, having graduated from Bainbridge High School two years ago. As a BHS senior, Madeline had served as editor in chief of the Spartan Standard newspaper at BHS. The podcast conversation explains some of the activities being pursued with BARN Youth Engagement project funds granted by Bainbridge Community Foundation. For example, we hear explanations of the upcoming Teen Camp and the fledgling Youth Council. The Teen Camp is scheduled for August 15th to 19th (six hours per day), and is open to teens age 14 to 18 who would like to experiment with glass, fiber, metal, wood and food. It's an exciting week of activities designed to explore the breadth of hands-on crafts available at BARN. It meets at the 2,500 square foot interim BARN facility in Rolling Bay. Meanwhile, construction is underway on a 25,000 square foot two-story BARN center for craft and invention, just 10 minutes walk from Bainbridge High School, which is expected to open before next Spring. Credits: BCB host: Barry Peters; BCB audio editing: Madeline Corbin and Barry Peters.

In this 30-minute podcast conversation, we learn about ideas and strategies to enable participants of all ages to make the most of the remarkable new creative space for artisanry, learning, making and doing, called Bainbridge Artisan Resource Network (BARN). We meet Catherine Camp, the board member and vice president for operations at BARN, who introduces us to the new BARN project for engaging local youth in the activities and programs of BARN. With her in the studio are three local high school and college students who share their thoughts on the great value of having an all-ages creative space for learning and mentoring. Those podcast participants are: Maya Nathan: a Bainbridge High School senior, who is this summer's BARN intern; Finn Mander: a Bainbridge High School senior who is a long-time volunteer at BCB (which is soon to be part of BARN), and who is also a leader of the 2-year-old BHS Radio Club. In the coming school year, Finn will be a leader of the new student club for video news production, called Spartan News. Madeline Corbin: who is going into her junior year at Seattle University, having graduated from Bainbridge High School two years ago. As a BHS senior, Madeline had served as editor in chief of the Spartan Standard newspaper at BHS. The podcast conversation explains some of the activities being pursued with BARN Youth Engagement project funds granted by Bainbridge Community Foundation. For example, we hear explanations of the upcoming Teen Camp and the fledgling Youth Council. The Teen Camp is scheduled for August 15th to 19th (six hours per day), and is open to teens age 14 to 18 who would like to experiment with glass, fiber, metal, wood and food. It's an exciting week of activities designed to explore the breadth of hands-on crafts available at BARN. It meets at the 2,500 square foot interim BARN facility in Rolling Bay. Meanwhile, construction is underway on a 25,000 square foot two-story BARN center for craft and invention, just 10 minutes walk from Bainbridge High School, which is expected to open before next Spring. Credits: BCB host: Barry Peters; BCB audio editing: Madeline Corbin and Barry Peters.

An interview with Adrian Blenkinsop, National Youth Ministry Development Manager with the Bible Society Australia. In the last few years, the Bible Society has developed a focus on Bible engagement with young people.

Show notes can be found at http://bit.ly/BCR5315