Podcasts about from place

As a career macro-level social worker, I've arrived at a major shift in perspective. The unit of change is more about people than policy. Today's episode is about how I came to the idea that systems don't change until people change. In other words, I believe that systems change strategies are important, but they are insufficient in advancing justice for families. I share how the strategies I've worked on ran up against very real limitations in their ability to improve the well-being of children or parents and keep families together. When we change the structures of the system are we solving the right problem? I wrap with some of my practices for how I am changing so that my work is in service of people rather than systems. You can click this link to watch the feature film, From Place to Place. Please connect with me, Matt Anderson, on LinkedIn - Matt Anderson | LinkedIn

oin us today as Dr John Andrews leads us in a Sermon titled From Place to FaceTRANSFORMING LIVES THROUGH FAITH, HOPE AND LOVE FOR JESUSLinks:https://bit.ly/myonlinechurch  -  ONLINE SERVICEhttp://bit.ly/destinyonlinewebsite  -  OUR WEBSITEhttp://bit.ly/destinychurchonline  -  OUR CHANNELhttp://bit.ly/DestinyteesConnect -  CONNECT INFOhttp://bit.ly/DestinyGive  -  GIVING/OFFERINGCOPYRIGHT INFO:Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) means you can use this for your ministries (auto-generated by YouTube)#500554 SongSelect#721955 CCLISupport the show (https://destinytees.churchsuite.com/donate/)

In this episode, Rob and Dana talk to Matt Anderson, the VP of Programs and Business Development for the Children's Home Society of North Carolina. Matt talks about his role at The Children's Home Society and how the organization has evolved since it's inception 120 years ago. Matt is also the producer of the documentary "From Place to Place" which follows 3 young adults who aged out of foster care. The 2011 film won multiple awards and sparked the conversation with lawmakers that led to the introduction of the Family First Act. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

"From Place" is a poem written by Jeremy Stewart. It was originally published in Cascadia Rising Review's inaugural issue released on February 14th, 2018. Included analysis done by editors, Trinity Herr & Konner Knudsen. ****Follow Us On: Website: CascadiaRisingReview.com Twitter: @cascadia_rising Instagram: cascadiarisingreview

Wine is more than just any libation, it’s an experience steeped in history. It’s part of ritual and beliefs; it ties us with friends, family, cuisine, and for many – with their lineage. From the highest-end vintages that are matured & aged for decades, to the low-end box of wine at the corner store costing a few bucks – this cold fired fermenting extends a full spectrum of offerings that now accounts for a $62B domestic industry.  The success of the industry is tied to its ability to differentiate those offerings throughout that spectrum. From the region it’s from, to an elevated production approach, to the aging process, or its unparalleled cuisine connection that helps develop an ecosystem of aficionados that have become increasingly interested in each of all of these unique factors further connecting the consumer with their drink of choice and its affinities – it matters in wine. Producing Châteauneuf-du-Pape style Rhone wines native to the Southeast Corner of France, today we welcome Partner and General Manager of Tablas Creek Winery Jason Haas to Sourcing Matters.  Situated squarely between San Francisco & Los Angeles, Jason’s family began their California winery in 1989 using elevated practices that focused on Organic and regenerative in effort to benefit their soils, and the flavor of their wines.  Now, producing 360,000 bottles a year of biodynamic and diverse vitas – Tablas Creek has established themselves as a desired brand that engages consumers and progresses the industry through their commitment to producing world-class wine.   From "Place" and provenance, to cleaner and transparent production, to agritourism which engages & retains,  to preservation of values throughout the supply chain - have a listen and hear how this approach in wine can act as a new baseline for more food categories to follow.     So, when next marrying wine with your cuisine – we hope those expectations for quality and associated values on wine thus ports (carries-over) to the food you’re pairing.     www.SourcingMatters.show

Montana social worker Matt Anderson is on a mission to educate the public about the pitfalls of American foster care, especially older children about to age out of the system. 17 placements in 7 years. The real life experience of Codie, a young man in Montana's foster care system, who is the subject of the compelling documentary, "From Place to Place. When a Temporary System Becomes Permanent." Matt was moved when he met Codie who shared his story and thought people should know about his life. He became motivated to pursue when other foster care youth expressed a similar feeling of being unheard and desire to broadcast their stories to a wide audience. We'll talk about the journey of bringing the documentary to life (which is still in progress). We'll also talk how Matt took things a step further by packing up and heading to Washington DC to discuss the real plight of youth in care to an influential panel of legislators. Short version of film is available for purchase to help complete production - http://fromplacetoplacemovie.com/ Show your support and follow their progress on facebook!

Montana social worker Matt Anderson is on a mission to educate the public about the pitfalls of American foster care, especially older children about to age out of the system. 17 placements in 7 years. The real life experience of Codie, a young man in Montana's foster care system, who is the subject of the compelling documentary, "From Place to Place. When a Temporary System Becomes Permanent." Matt was moved when he met Codie who shared his story and thought people should know about his life. He became motivated to pursue when other foster care youth expressed a similar feeling of being unheard and desire to broadcast their stories to a wide audience. We'll talk about the journey of bringing the documentary to life (which is still in progress). We'll also talk how Matt took things a step further by packing up and heading to Washington DC to discuss the real plight of youth in care to an influential panel of legislators. Short version of film is available for purchase to help complete production - http://fromplacetoplacemovie.com/ Show your support and follow their progress on facebook!