Podcasts about girl empowerment

Welcome to Clued-In!  The podcast features conversations with neurodivergent Gen Zs, who are in the best position to clue us in on how to include neurodivergent children. They give us a window into their experience and share what they wish their peers, caregivers, and teachers had known when they were growing up. It is time to put their perspectives above those of so-called experts. Our guest for this episode is Sarah Winchester, who is an artist of all trades. Orley met Sarah when she came to speak at her daughter's school about her neurodivergence. Sarah discusses getting diagnosed at a young age and how that shaped her into who she is now.   Please donate to our wonderful non-profit. Just for $15 today, you could pay for a Builder Bee to attend an event! Also if you are in the LA County Area and want to bring your daughter to one of our wonderful events go to our website for more info: https://www.builderbeesla.com/   Songs Credits to Sarah Lonsert for the Intro/Outro Song, "I Will Rise" our Builder Bees Anthem!  Download here: https://soundcloud.com/sarah-lonsert/i-will-rise

On today's episode of Mother Daughter Connections®, I share some thoughts about Home Depot's newest campaign and what I think it really means to give your daughter power tools.   Let's get and stay connected.   Dr. Michelle Deering   PS: …and, Moms, remember to…DOWNLOAD &  SHARE THIS EPISODE with your family, daughter, and friends.   _________________________________________________________ HELP SPREAD THE WORD! SHARE THE HOPE!! SHARE THE LOVE!!! Just: Go to the Review Section of the podcast platform you're listening to this episode on. CLICK 5-Stars. Write a short comment or shout-out to me about this podcast. TAKE A SCREENSHOT of your 5-star review. CLICK "SEND".   This will help other moms worldwide learn about this podcast.   Aaaaand… As my "Thank You" to you, if you EMAIL ME a copy of YOUR SCREENSHOT Put the word "Review" in the Subject Line. …I will send you a special link that will enable you to set up a virtual meeting with me where you can "Ask Me Anything"…and get answers.   HELP … SPREAD THE WORD! SHARE THE HOPE!! SHARE THE LOVE!!!     _____________________________________________________   Looking for a Mom Coach/Personal Trainer to help you in your mother-daughter relationship journey?   Let me be your Mother Daughter Relationship Personal Trainer & Coach.   GET ON THE WAITING LIST for the  Motherhood Mastery Mentoring™ (M3) Program   EMAIL ME AT Dr.Deering@CurativeConnections.com Subject Line: "M3" to be added to the wait list! _____________________________________________________________________ PS: Make sure to CONNECT WITH ME THROUGH THESE RESOURCES:   PDF: The Quick Guide To Argue Less & Connect More With Your Daughter   Book (AUDIBLE): What Mothers Never Tell Their Daughters: 5 Keys To Building Trust, Restoring Connection, & Strengthening Relationships   Online Course:www.GetYourDaughterTalkingNow.com   Individual Consultation Services: Apply to The Life Mirror Remedy® Program (TLMR®)   ©2024 Dr. Michelle Deering | All rights reserved.   This podcast and its content are the copyrighted and owned material of Dr. Michelle Deering and Curative Connections® - ©Dr. Michelle Deering & ©Curative Connections LLC. Trademarked material is owned by Dr. Michelle Deering &/or Curative Connections LLC. No materials, in part or in whole, of this production may be copied and/or (re)distributed in any form or medium without the expressed written consent of the owner. | All rights reserved.

Claudia erhielt 2011 die Diagnose MS und kam eher zufällig zum IT-Studium. Heute bestärkt sie Mädchen darin diese Berufsrichtung zu wählen. Hier findest Du den Blogbeitrag mit allen Fragen und Antworten zum Nachlesen: https://ms-perspektive.de/214-claudia-grimm Heute begrüße ich Claudia Nicoletta Grimm als Interviewgast und freue mich mit ihr über ihr Leben mit MS und ihre Erfahrung im Berufsalltag in der IT zu sprechen. Claudia wurde bei ihrem ersten starken Schub mit einer Lähmung im Bein nicht ernst genommen und erhielt deshalb erst zwei Jahre späte die Diagnose MS bei einem erneuten starken Schub.  Sie möchte mehr Mädchen darin bestärken ihren Berufsweg in der IT-Branche zu finden und hat dafür sowohl das Magazin “Queens” als auch die Claudia Grimm Academy gegründet. Das Magazin stellt spannende Frauen vor, die erfolgreich geworden sind und von ihren Herausforderungen und Erfolgen berichten. Die Academy richtet sich vor allem Jugendlichen und hilft ihnen dabei sich auf eine Karriere in der IT vorzubereiten. Inhaltsverzeichnis Vorstellung – Wer ist Claudia Nicoletta Grimm? Diagnose und aktueller Status Claudia's IT Journey und Empowerment Frauenempowerment Magazin “Queens” Claudia Grimm Academy Wünsche und Ziele Blitzlicht-Runde Abschluss Vorstellung – Wer ist Claudia Nicoletta Grimm? Mein Name ist Claudia, 42 Jahre alt oder jung, je nach Befindlichkeit am frühen Morgen vor dem ersten Kaffee. Ursprünglich komme ich aus Rumänien und wohne nun seit mehr als 15 Jahre in der Nähe von Freiburg im Breisgau. Natürlich nicht allein. Ich bin seit 14 Jahren verheiratet und habe keine Kinder. Nun meine Arbeit ist auch mein Hobby und ab Okt. 24 nun auch das Masterstudium in Business Application Architectures. Abschließend, welche Botschaft möchtest du anderen Frauen und Mädchen mit auf den Weg geben, die ihre Träume in der IT verfolgen möchten? „Go for IT! Girls“ lasst euch nichts einreden, hört auf euren Herz und wenn es für die Technologiewelt schlägt, dann nicht zögern einfach machen. Wo findet man dich im Internet? Webseite: https://claudia-grimm.academy LinkedIn: Claudia Nicoleta Grimm   --- Vielen Dank an Claudia für die gewährten Einblicke in ihr Leben mit MS, Arbeiten in der IT und ihr Engagement mehr Mädchen darin zu bestärken in diese Richtung zu gehen.  Bis bald und mach das Beste aus Deinem Leben, Nele Mehr Informationen und positive Gedanken erhältst Du in meinem kostenlosen Newsletter. Hier findest Du eine Übersicht zu allen bisherigen Podcastfolgen.

Welcome to Clued-In!  The podcast features conversations with neurodivergent Gen Zs, who are in the best position to clue us in on how to include neurodivergent children. They give us a window into their experience and share what they wish their peers, caregivers, and teachers had known when they were growing up. It is time to put their perspectives above those of so-called experts. In our first episode, Orley Garber talks with twenty-year-old college student Liesl Nunemacher about what it was like growing up neurodivergent and how all that shaped her into the person she is today.   Please donate to our wonderful non-profit. Just for $15 today, you could pay for a Builder Bee to attend an event!: https://www.builderbeesla.com/   Songs Credits to Sarah Lonsert for the Outo Song, "I Will Rise" our Builder Bees Anthem!  Download here: https://soundcloud.com/sarah-lonsert/i-will-rise   Intro Song Cover: "For Good" from the musical Wicked, covered by Tabitha Walters and Liesl Nunemacher with Carol Bailey on piano.   

This episode we are going to talk about the work I do to prevent sex trafficking and domestic violence. I, Adrienne Livingston, am a co-developer of the Girl Empowerment Curriculum along with Michele Lathrop. We created this curriculum to serve as a resource for churches, Christian schools and nonprofits to use to educate and address the underlying issues that impact girls today and make them vulnerable to the lures of traffickers and pimps. The curriculum includes discussing our image in God, our identity, personal boundaries, intuition, red flags, using our voice, healthy and unhealthy relationship characteristics, safety planning, basic physical self-defense, and more! We've been invited to share this curriculum resource with secular communities as well. Prevention is a public health approach that complements a criminal justice approach to preventing and ending human trafficking [1]. Tania Redeau, WorldVenture Girl Empowerment Coordinator joins me on this episode to ask me questions about this program. She is newly joining my team!    Learn more at https://www.justicehopefreedom.com/resources.  To sponsor a podcast, email me at a.livingston@worldventure.com or to donate click here.  Go to https://justicehopefreedom.com/ to learn more about fighting and preventing sex trafficking. [1] National Human Trafficking Training and Technical Assistance Center https://nhttac.acf.hhs.gov/soar/eguide/guiding-principles/applying-public-health-approach-to-human-trafficking  

Naza is a Philanthropist who with her organisation the SAGE Foundation, is doing some amazing work funding projects that focus on Education, Girl Empowerment and Environmental Preservation.  She is an Iranian refugee who arrived in the United Kingdom at the age of 9 and has the highest belief in the power of education.  What makes Naza stand out to me is her approach to philanthropy as a ‘chipping in together model' partnering with lots of other organisations, rather than funding everything yourself.  If you haven't already done so check out the site of the SAGE Foundation (sagefdn.org) where you can find some great informative videos on all the problems they tackle.  Naza's take on things is to: Just Do It! The most important thing is to start and accept that you will make mistakes but if you stick with it and genuinely learn from your failures everything will turn out exactly as you envisioned it would be.  Love it!! So without further ado here is to Notes to Nono 8 with Naza Alakija! 

Food gives LIFE! Fitness can boost mental health. But when does this become obsessive? Are you "allowed" to enjoy ice cream? Someone out there needs to heart this episode, can I get an amen? In this ep Miranda Lee dishes on food freedom (see what I did just there? :D), and how to have NO GUILT around food and fitness as a Christian college girl. LET'S GOOOOOOO!! Grab your cold brew and TI-89, because class is now in session.   Miranda's Podcast: The M-POWERED Podcast: Food freedom, nutrition basics, women empowerment, healthy habits, fitness hacks, Christian women, men on Apple Podcasts Miranda's Website: Miranda Lee (thisismirandalee.com) Miranda's Instagram: https://www.bing.com/search?q=instagram+this+is+miranda+lee&cvid=0a1cdfdc53b44425a8804b87caa6b577&aqs=edge..69i57j0j69i64.3604j0j4&FORM=ANAB01&PC=U531  Miranda's Facebook Group: Self-Confidence and Food Freedom Empowerment Community | Facebook   Come join our FB Christian College Girls Community, and tell us what traditional degree you're getting, and how you want to use it in an unconventional way(: Facebook --> Christian College Girl Community ~ Scholarships & Graduate Debt-Free | Facebook Instagram --> @moneyandmentalpeace Connect --＞ info@moneyandmentalpeace.com   **Scholarships & School Hacks for Christian College Girls to Graduate Debt-Free!** Get a debt-free degree, find easy scholarships and money for college, and more tips for Christian college girls! Hang out with me, Kara (Scholarship Coach, College Money Mentor, Get Out of Debt Guru), every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, or connect with me below!

As a teacher having seen even just the tip of the iceberg of the trauma of looked after children, any organisation or individuals championing these young people get all my love. This is not an easy conversation and it touches on topics that make people feel uncomfortable but it is important. Okela is very thoughtful and this is a super edited version of a conversation of over an hour. We as a community or a country will always be measured by how we treat our most vulnerable people and in my book, care affected children fall into this category. I refer to the prison statistics - children in care are less than one per cent of the population yet 25% of the homeless population and the prison population have spent time in care. These are children who we have failed. Let's try and make a difference!Sister System website: https://www.sistersystem.org/about-usSister System instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sister_system/..........................................................................................................................................................................pod instagram: https://www.instagram.com/anybodyeverybodytottenham/pod website : https://www.anybodyeverybodytottenham.com/pod twitter: https://twitter.com/AnybodyBody

Join Host Candace Gish as she interviews a variety of committed women weekly, whom are working to make the world a better place! #DivasThatCare BIO: Tara Levine is a focused leader, on a powerful mission to influence the world of leadership, coaching and development. Born and raised in Wichita Kansas, with two undergraduate degrees, three certifications and a law degree under her belt, she comes with a plethora of experience and education supporting her awareness of challenges women of color face daily in their corporate environment. She is an advocate for mentorship and strong, supportive networks. In Tara's mind, with pain comes power, due to the unexpected passing of her youngest sister in 2018- she has been enthused at creating a better world for young ladies transitioning from high school into college, as a result Talia's Team was founded. Talia's Team is a non-profit mentorship organization developed to support young ladies navigating relationships, love, careers, finances and more as they step into the next chapter of life. Tara enjoys connecting with goal-oriented women and a commitment to make a difference. She believes in the power of women converging to implement change and has ensured that the purpose of Talia's Team quantifies just that.

Live and create the life that you want! Don't wait for someone to rescue you, you only have one life, live it! Fighting postpartum depression, Brittany Crane found healing in her connection with nature. She felt inspired to help other women heal through nature and being with other women. Now, she owns an outdoor women's adventure company and hosts an inspiring talk show all to inspire women to "get out there"!  Find her on: "Get Out There Girl!" on Facebook and Instagram                      "The Brave Talk Show" on Facebook and Instagram   Special thanks to Sara, the Instramentalist, for our music: "Salamanca"

Learn more about Laura at:Author: Laura Gray | BIZCATALYST 360°Laura Gray | LinkedInMentioned in this episode: United Way Worldwide (unitedwayofamerica.org)

Ralf war die vergangene Woche in Portugal an der Algarve im Urlaub und wollte sich spontan bei einer Laufveranstaltung vor Ort anmelden. Warum das nicht geklappt hat und was er stattdessen gemacht hat erzählt er natürlich im Podcast. Bei Philipp ist immer noch Off-Season angesagt und er erzählt weshalb für ihn nicht nur wichtig ist, dass der Körper wieder fit und ready ist, sondern vor allem auch der Geist wieder leistungsbereit sein muss. Außerdem sprechen die beiden über die Marathon-DM in München vom vergangenen Wochenende, die Corinna Harrer und Alexander Hirschhäuser gewonnen haben, die nach wie vor nicht optimale Förderung für den Leichtathletik-Nachwuchs trotz Gebührenabgabe der Veranstalter an den DLV und den Verlust an Talenten, der damit einhergeht. Außerdem ist den beiden natürlich nicht das Projekt von Shalane Flanagan entgangen, die sich diesen Herbst das Ziel gesetzt hat alle sechs Major Marathons in sieben Wochen zu laufen - was dieses Jahr aufgrund der diversen Terminverschiebungen so zusammenfällt - und dabei für „Girl Empowerment“ wirbt.

Hey girl, thank you for being here for today's episode. In today's episode, Melissa Jones, Founder of Girls Positivity Club shares her story on why she started the club. Girls Positivity Club was created to empower girls and boost their confidence. To equip them with the tools to be leaders in their communities and inspire others to have the confidence in themselves. Melissa's plan for Girls Positivity Club is for women, who are leading the groups, to inspire girls and hopefully cause a ripple effect in where the girls go out to their family and community and inspire them to also have a positive mindset. You can find Melissa and Girls Positivity Club: IG: @girlspositivityclub Website: www.girlspositivityclub.org Are you follow me on IG? @thebraveinher

नमस्ते दोस्तों! The Ranveer Show हिंदी के 45th Episode में आप सभी का स्वागत है. आज के Podcast में हमारे साथ जुड़ चुकी हैं भारत की शान Sakshi Malik जो Indian Freestyle Wrestler है और Olympics में Medal जितने वाली First Indian Female Wrestler है। Sakshi को Padma Shri और Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna Award For Wrestling से सम्मानित भी किया गया है। Sakshi के Hardwork, Determination और Dedication पर हम सभी को गर्व है। इस पॉडकास्ट में हम बात करेंगे ढ़ेर सारी बातें Sports, Wrestling, Olympics, Championship Mindset, Hardwork, Dedication और Winning Mentality जैसे कई सारे Topics के बारे में। साथ ही साथ हम Discuss करेंगे कि Sports में किस तरह के बदलाव लाने चाहिए, Failure को Face कैसे करें, और Sports Players के Strict Diet के बारे में और भी ढ़ेर सारी बातें। मैं आशा करता हूँ कि ये Video आप सभी Viewers को पसंद आएगा। खास तौर पर उन सभी को जो Sports में Interest रखते हैं और आगे चलकर हमारे देश का नाम रोशन करना चाहते हैं। Sports, Wrestling, Kabaddi, Championship Mindset, Olympics, Healthy Diet, Winning Mentality, Discipline और Failures जैसी चीज़ों के बारे में हम Discuss करेंगे इस Hindi Podcast में सिर्फ और सिर्फ आपके Favourite BeerBiceps Hindi Channel Ranveer Allahbadia पर.

Social media is not set up to drive thoughtful and meaningful discussions and there is a gap for women to have a space to call their own. In episode 16 of Art of the App Podcast, Naama Barnea-Gorly shares the importance of building a community of girls and young women to talk peer to peer or seek advice for generations ahead of themselves. We also discuss how you can join Girltelligence and become a leader for other women seeking advice or guidance. Naama Barnea-Goraly M.D. received her medical degree from the Hebrew University and Hadassah Medical School in Jerusalem, Israel, and her clinical training in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry as well as a postdoctoral neuroimaging research fellowship at Stanford University. She then went on to work as an instructor and brain researcher at Stanford. Her research on brain structure in disorders affecting social cognition was published extensively in leading psychiatric and neuroscience journals,and presented in international conferences.  In the course of her work she became interested in gender equality and the importance of supportive authentic communities, especially for girls and women. This led her out of the lab and into the real world to found “Girltelligence”, an empowerment app for teen girls and young women to find a supportive community, and resources to support their mental health and to help them reach their full potential. Some of the things Naama and I discuss: The new things that our younger generations have to overcome with the rapid change and growth in technology. Teaching young men to be allies from a young age. How Girltelligence keeps its users safe and provides inclusivity for all. Applying for grants and the hurdles a startup must overcome. Be sure to tune in to all the episodes to receive inspiration from founders and investors shaping the future.Thank you for listening!If you enjoyed this episode, take a screenshot of the episode to post in your stories and tag me!  And don't forget to subscribe, rate and review the podcast and tell me your key takeaways!CONNECT WITH MICHELLE CHERIAN:LinkedinInstagramFacebookFree Gift: Checklist for Creating and App with SuperfansWork with Michelle Cherian CONNECT WITH NAAMA BARNEA GORLY:Email: naama@girltelligence.comWebsiteInstagramLinkedin

“I always tell people that your consistency is going to put you on the right side of that thousandth of a second, you know? It comes down to that. And so every little thing compounds. Don't ever think that thing you consider at that moment is not going to matter.” - Mechelle Freeman Today's guest is Mechelle Lewis Freeman, former Olympic sprinter and current relays coach for the United States.Mechelle is a true inspiration having become one of the fastest women in the world at the pinnacle of her professional athletic career. What's even more impressive than how fast she ran is how she reached such heights.Mechelle reminds us all that we have to believe in ourselves and that, no matter what, doing the work everyday is always going to be a requirement if you want to achieve your goals. If you're not consistent, no matter what you believe, you will struggle to realize your full potential. This conversation is going to take you on a journey unlike any other conversation we've had on this podcast thus far. Timestamped Show Notes(4:05) How the pandemic impacts athletes and coaching…(8:44) “Now that person can have hope… You know, not shift too much with a year change. My path still, is in that same direction. It's just that I have to pivot. I think that's what is different in a situation like that. Having that hope that the Olympic games are still for them in this time period. And I think that's what was key.”(11:57) Athletes may have missed opportunities, but they doubled down on their craft…(13:26) The Lewis twins… a fast rise into the sport of track and field…(15:55) A decision to go to grad school, an Eddie Murphy movie, and a promising career…(17:44) The circumstances surrounding a spark to run again…(19:09) “I was stripping a lot of things mentally and like pain and just going through that process of just healing. But it was during that time where I also started to pray and read my Bible and, you know, lean on God.”(21:45) Going through the process of training for the Olympic team after not running for four years…(25:48) A hydration analogy…(27:05) A winning routine… and power in the simple, consistent steps…(29:47) A remarkable story to illustrate a great truth…(33:27) Leveling up to the Olympics…(35:20) “And so that was another situation of understanding about controlling the controllable and putting yourself in that environment. Going to the pool and doing deep water running and still seeing the same things, still approaching practice the same way.”(36:51) Preparing for the load by fueling the body and paying attention to restoration…(39:09) No wasted effort and no wasted movement…(41:43) Living your wildest dreams…(45:37) The start of TrackGirlz…(48:15) A simple piece of advice from Mechelle...References2008 USA Track Championships 100m (Mechelle's PB) - YouTubeTrackGirlz - website | InstagramGuestMechelle Lewis Freeman - Instagram | TwitterMechelle's fav UCAN product: Cherry Berry Almond BarHosts:Jon Rankin - gobemore.co | @chasejonrankinBryan Green - maketheleapbook.com | @maketheleapbookLearn More:UCAN - ucan.co | @genucanYour Personal Best Awaits

Hello Ladies & Gents... We officially made it to the new year! In today's episode host Catherine Dean is reflecting on the "interesting" dynamics of 2020 and introduces the new tone for 2021. www.bbradiopodcast.comSupport the show (http://www.badbitchradio.com)

05 November 2020: Camilla tells Helen why – and how – she’s raising vegan children. A group of Dubai students get noticed by no less than New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern. And business and transformation coach Dhiren Harchandani tells Helen about life-changing powerful habits. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode I've given my opinion about empowerment of women, “IF U CANT STAND FOR YOURSELF , NO ONE WILL” A great concept , listen it to the end .

Join Margo Baines, CEO & Founder of Chicks With Class, a girls empowerment company during this interview. Host Paul Lawrence Vann interviews Margo to help listens discover more about her leadership and corporate experience as an investment banker  and uncover how it helped her position herself for entrepreneurship. She has a passion for empowering young girls and over the course of time, she developed workshops to help young women reach their full potential. Margo joined the United States Army National Guard after her first year of college and went on to join the Texas Army National Guard while pursuing a finance degree from Texas Southern University. After graduating she worked in investment banking, Margo wanted to make a big impact on society, thus she left corporate America to start Chicks with Class in 2015, and by 2017, opened her first brick and mortar location. To date, Margo has impacted over 10,000 girls. Tune in, listen in and call in with questions at (516) 453-9480 during this live studio broadcast or join us in the web chat room.         

149: Tracy Perlman: NFL Senior Vice President of Football Communications and Marketing, working in football operations, talks about her over 27 years of NFL experience as a woman in a male-dominated multi-billion dollar arena and building the NFL Legends Community.    Tracy Perlman  Tracy Perlman has had multi-facilitated and invigorating career in the National Football League. She talks about her navigation process, going from college to the NFL. “I started at the NFL the day after I graduated from college. It was literally my 22nd birthday and it was the day after graduation and I walked into an office. It felt very ‘mom-and-pop.’ I say that meaning, it felt like I walked into a family atmosphere. When you start at the NFL working where I did, I worked in HR, and people say, you worked in HR? But the job was called a ‘floater.’ So, I was able to work in every department at the NFL over a span of 10 months to try and really understand it, and a floater was essentially a temp. So, whenever someone was out I would sit in that department and work in that department for however long necessary. So, for me, it was a learning experience and I got to really understand the NFL, the way that it functioned, what all the departments are.”   On this episode of Finding Your Summit Podcast, we talk with Tracy Perlman about the expansion of her career at the NFL for over 27 years, in such a massive economic ecosystem. “I don’t think people understand how much it takes to put on the National Football League. You’ve got a PR department. You have a media department. You have NFL Films. We didn’t have the network or the website at the time, because it was so long ago. You have an HR department. You have a broadcasting department. So, I was able to work in all of these areas and sort out where I really wanted to be. The thing about the NFL is, if you are passionate about what you do, and you really care about it, and you are learning every day, there is a way forward all the time.”   What You Will Learn:   What made Tracy Perlman zoom in on the marketing department? “After working for NFL Films for a while, working for NFL Enterprises, I ended up working in the Marketing and Sponsorship department and working on a lot of different things. I started to aggregate all of these things that no one was handling. So, we took over some of the promotional stuff. All of a sudden, who is doing all of the player appearances? Wait a minute, who is doing all the hospitality? We started to build this entertainment marketing area, and within entertainment marketing, I got to do everything from product-place merchandise in movies, to running the Draft Day movie, to the Broadway show Lombardi. But, I also started to work a lot with NFL players, both current and legend. As I started to do that, I realized, that is really where my passion was and working with players that inspire people every day. People don’t understand, a player is fighting for his job every single day.”    Tracy Perlman talks about the reverence she feels about working to create the NFL Legends Community. “The thing that I am most proud of is building the Legends Community. Not booking YouTube for Super Bowl Halftime or any of those other things. It is really building a program where I got to work with legends, where the NFL started to build a partnership with players, because we should be celebrating and honoring the men who built the game.”     What are some of the elements that make up Tracy Perlman’s sense of mission and purpose at the NFL these days? “I now run the entire player vertical so that once you have an engagement with the NFL, regardless of how old you, we want to make sure that you always have the best experience you can ever have, and that means, whether you are 6-years-old or 60-years-old. So, we want to make sure that when you start playing the game, being a fan of the game, that your engagement with the game is inspirational and something that you are always proud of.”   What is the focus behind the NFL Legends Community? “What we wanted to do is make sure there was continuity. We never wanted a guy to feel like the door closed. Our thought was, ‘once a player, forever a legend,’ and we decided that we couldn’t just create something. So, we brought 24 people who played the game to New York, including Chad Pennington, and Leonard Wheeler, and John Randle, and we sat in a room for six hours trying to sort out, what is this? The more we began to talk, the more it became completely apparent that the NFL’s relationship with legends was transactional. At the time, I think we were calling everybody ‘former players.’ It was transactional. It was, I have an appearance. Do you want to do it. Here is money, and then we probably wouldn’t talk to you for quite some time.”    From ‘Former Players’ to ‘Legends’    Tracy Perlman defines what makes the members of the NFL Legends Community elite. “The way we structured it was really to celebrate, engage, embrace, and communicate with every former player we could talk to, and the reason why we called it The Legends Community is simply because every player who has ever played this game at the highest level, is the top 1% . So, if you think about 100 years of NFL football, and only about 14,000 guys who played two or more seasons, and maybe 25,000 guys who played total, that is the top 1%. So, we wanted to make sure guys felt special. Which is why the word ‘legend’ is where we ended up.”    Exceeding Expectations   During this episode of Finding Your Summit Podcast, Tracy Perlman also explains the ways in which the growth of the NFL Legends Community truly exceeded her expectations. “We are actually at 10,300 registered legends in the community, and the thing about that that is important is they are actually engaging. Meaning, we send out a newsletter monthly; 70% open rate on the newsletter. Anybody who sends out emails and newsletters will tell you that is extraordinary. Last year 4300 legends went back to team events, 4300 guys. So, we are seeing the guys really engage. All of the use of every program has gone up. So, again, for us the idea is to help the transition out of the game to make sure that you understand the information, to make sure that you know that you can engage however you want, and to ensure that once you are engaged with us, we keep giving you relevant information and that it is clear.”  Links to Additional Resources: Mark Pattison: markpattisonnfl.com Emilia’s Everest for the Epilepsy Foundation: markpattisonnfl.com/philanthropy-wb/ Tracy Perlman’s Linkedin: Linkedin NFL Legends Community: players.nfl.com

I'm Michelle A. Hansen, author of Relax, Girl! You Got This. In this episode I'll talk about my journey to becoming a girl empowerment advocate, coach and teacher. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Sela Sekai and African Herbsman talks with Mariwa Shuma about her works with Women and Girl Empowerment organization in Mombasa. This is a list of other organizations they work with Sauti ya Wanawake Pwani Challenge Aid County Children's Rights Network Mombasa Family Health Options Kenya Mombasa Leo CBO Kenya Private Sector Alliance (KEPSA) Kwacha Afrika Mitchell Cotts Ltd

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Inspiration and dream building for moms....Lara Blair is a photographer who captures and teaches girls in her Brave & True Girl program at her studio. She also works with moms. This podcast is for them.One of the best gifts we can give our daughters is to be brave and true in our own lives. They are paying attention and will make many choices based on our example. Do you have unrealized dreams? Do you practice diligent self-care? Do you want to be brave and bold in your own life? Our podcast has informative and educational interviews to inspire and motivate you (and in turn, inspire you girl). Today we dive into your "Look! Something shiny!"

In this episode, Rachel and Erin get to chat with the lovely Kayleigh Hanlin. Kayleigh is the co-creator of two amazing things for young girls, J.O.Y. journals and Empowered Minds. In 2017 she started Empowered Minds with her mom, Cathy. This mother-daughter duo's mission is to assist young girls in building a foundation of self-love, confidence, and self-acceptance. The J.O.Y. Journal is designed for girls, ages 7-14, to discover their unique selves through engaging and guided activities. Kayleigh shares her story of how being born with a congenital heart defect and the obstacles that came with it allowed her to see things from a different perspective. And it was this that led her to creating the J.O.Y. journal. She wanted young girls to feel empowered about who they are and to have self-love. Rachel and Erin also talk with Kayleigh about the prompts within the journal. They realize that these prompts are great and not just for young girls. The prompts are to see the positive in yourself, to shut down the negative and reframe thoughts into ones of empowerment. Finally, Kayleigh tells the girls about the type of speaking engagements her and her mom do to empower young girls. She also talks about how creating a retreat for young girls and their female role models is the next big goal. Here are some highlights: Kayleigh's story Self-awareness and the victim mentality The impact of social media on young girls Kayleigh's love of chicken wings Let's take a listen! Kayleigh Hanlin Resources: Website: www.mindsempowered.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/justownyou Instagram @JustOwnYou Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/justownyouem/ Resources: Erin's Instagram: @erin_travelsforlife Rachel's Instagram: @iamrachelbrooks The Confident Woman Podcast Instagram: @theconfidentwomanpodcast Quotes: “I had very good instincts when it came to people.” -Kayleigh “Speak up for yourself.” -Kayleigh “You're the only person standing in your way.” -Kayleigh “When you own who you are nobody else can tell you otherwise.” -Rachel “You're not just living to live, you're thriving.” -Kayleigh “There's never a perfect approach to anything.” -Rachel --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/theconfidentwoman/message

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In this golden episode, I interview Brynlie Ellefsen, a girl using her voice and platform to spread girl empowerment. We talk about the comparison and competition girls face, how social media affects this, and what it looks like to be a girl in today's world. She talks about giveaways she has done in the past encouraging girls to share their appreciation and love for the other girls in their lives. Brynlie hypes up every girl she comes across and shares how you can start doing the same thing. Listen in to feel more empowered and lightened up!//Brynlie recently shared her #NoFilter story about mental illness through the End the Stigma. Watch it here.Follow, contact, and get to know Brynlie here:Instagram: @brynlie.ellefsen// Song: Baby, You're Beautiful by Lady Bri//Follow along with the rest of my journey. Instagram: @whytliWebsite: whytli.com

  Hour 1 30 million American’s tuned in to view the Royal Wedding and of course, Will Ferrell and Molly Shannon didn’t disappoint with their coverage...Pat’s royal knowledge of the roles of the family might be a little off as he referred to the newly married couple as Duke and Duchess of Sandwich…The WNBA is rolling a new Women’s & Girl Empowerment program soon and supporting Planned Parenthood in the process… The New York Police Department says it is investigating allegations of sexual misconduct leveled against celebrity chef Mario Batali…A Santa Fe High School student spoke out on the incident and said the shooter was bullied by students and teachers/coaches…A popular Twitter use wrote a tweet about sitting next to a foreigner in his Management Course and shared a touching story of how a friendship blossomed because of this situation. Hour 2 Jordan Hicks, a rookie pitcher for the Cardinals reaches 105mph twice in a game recently breaking record high numbers…It begs the question: “where is the human limit? Can it get any faster?” The guys also reflect on the MLB’s fastest pitchers over the years...The Pope has contradicted Catholic doctrine after having a secret meeting with a man named Juan Carlos Cruz stating: “God made him gay and that his sexuality does not matter…” Jimmy Kimmel recently did a man on the street segment asking people on the street to simply name a book, the results were shocking...Chewing the Fat with Jeffy includes Starbucks responding to the recent scandal, Justify the horse had a hard-fought Preakness Stakes victory this past Saturday, more volcanic activity still happening in Hawaii, and now evacuations are happening in the Congo are beginning today as an outbreak of Ebola is widely spreading. Hour 3 14 Marvel movies are coming out between now and the end of 2019…Bucky, Captain America’s friend just signed a 9-movie deal with Marvel...Deadpool 2 was the #1 movie at the Box Office over the weekend. Now that Congress has cleared the way for gambling on sports, everybody wants a piece of it…How do you keep sports teams out of the action when it’s their product that you’re betting on? A caller prompts Pat to look back at his high school years to see if he went to school with anyone significant...Gina Haspel was named CIA Director today and Jon Tester spoke vehemently against her in response to the news…David Hogg tweeted out something that Pat agrees with when it comes to naming these murderers who open fire in these mass shootings...Unfortunately, the Parkland Students don’t want to hear any solutions other than Gun Control…Prince William & Charles were recently quoted talking about the massive growing population problem in Africa leading to an extinction of wildlife.  Tune in to "Pat Gray Unleashed" weekdays from 12-3p.m. ET on TheBlaze TV! Twitter @PatUnleashed LISTEN https://omny.fm/shows/pat-gray http://www.theblaze.com/radio-shows/pat-gray-unleashed/ https://soundcloud.com/patgrayshow https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-blaze-radio-network/pat-gray https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/pat-gray-unleashed/id1280961263?mt=2 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Loretta A. Forbes is a nationally recognized girls empowerment speaker, Author of two best selling books “Hello, My Name is B.E.A.U.T.I.F.U.L.” and “If God is a King, That Makes Me a Princess” and a licensed therapist. Loretta has been featured on PBS, FOX 2 news, Rolling Out Magazine, Michigan Chronicle Newsprint, and has also been interviewed on a wide variety of radio shows including The Deborah Smith Pollard show on Mix 92.3, Dr. A.R. Bernard Show, author of “Four Things Women Want From a Man” and former BET host Cheryl Martin’s nationally syndicated podcast. Due to her passion for girl’s advocacy, Loretta established her own business, Life Beyond the Norm LLC in 2012 to provide and offer a wide range of services to girls.  Such services include, counseling, keynote speeches, confidence coaching programs, various workshops to foster girl empowerment and personal development. Loretta has a passion and mission to motivate and inspire girls, by helping them understand who they are, and how powerful they are. She believes every girl should dream big, live life beyond the norm and tap into their inner power to discover answers they need to create a life that reflects their gifts, talents and abilities. She also believes that with the right attitude, confidence and training, girls and young women can exceed the limits of their environment. A graduate of Michigan State University (B.A. in Psychology) and University of Chicago (M.A. in Social Service Administration), Loretta has prepared herself educationally to gain the proper training to fulfill what she believes she has been called to do…help girls become strong women.  Loretta currently serves under the leadership of her father and pastor, Dr. James L. Morman, where she is the Director for the C.O.R.E. counseling program at Christian Tabernacle Church. She also serves on the alumnae board for her alma mater, Mercy High School and is a board member for The Federation of Youth Services (Detroit, Michigan), a non-profit organization helping inner city girls.  

Everyone has heard the voice of his or her own "inner critic" taking pot shots at us during times of low self-confidence. For many girls and women that inner critic often mutters (or shouts) about how we look. A running internal monologue of body-shaming can become so ubiquitous we don't even know we're doing it. And yet, without awareness of this self-abuse, how can women truly gain the confidence we need to reach our full potential? How can we stop seeing other women as competitors in a universal beauty competition and start seeing them as friends, mentors, and sister in a support network? Annie talks with Naomi Katz, teacher and author of "Beautiful: Being an Empowered Young Woman", about Beautiful Project, her initiative to empower women to take action into our own hands, to understand that we are the builders of our culture and that we drive the changes that we wish to see, beginning with ourselves and echoing into our communities. About Naomi Katz (@ModelSelfEsteem) Naomi Katz is a writer and teacher and has been working with young women for over 15 years. She is the author of "Beautiful: Being an Empowered Young Woman", and founder of Beautiful Project, a curricular initiative dedicated to building self confidence among adolescent girls and young women. Her work is a call to attention, to recognize that we are the creators of our culture. She focuses on empowering ourselves to take action into our own hands, to understand that we are the builders of our culture and that we drive the changes that we wish to see, beginning with ourselves and echoing into our communities. learn more at http://BeautifulProject.net. Copyright © 2009-2018 Annie Fox and Electric Eggplant. All Rights Reserved.

What's wrong with three- and four-year-old girls prancing around in sparkly dresses and tiaras and dreaming the night away hugging a Disney princess doll in a real princess canopy bed? The problem, according to Rebecca Hains, PhD (author of "The Princess Problem: Guiding Our Girls Through the Princess-Obsessed Years"), is the way the "princess culture" suggests to girls that "most of their value comes from their appearance, while also feeding them stereotypes about race, gender, and beauty that they're really not equipped to handle at such a young age." Annie talks with Rebecca about how to raise an empowered girl in a princess world. About Rebecca Hains (@RCHains) Dr. Rebecca Hains is a children's media culture expert. She is a professor of advertising and media studies at Salem State University, where she is the assistant director of the Center for Childhood and Youth Studies. Her research focuses on girls, women, and media. Rebecca's books include "The Princess Problem: Guiding Our Girls through the Princess-Obsessed Years" and "Growing Up With Girl Power: Girlhood On Screen and in Everyday Life". Learn more at http://RebeccaHains.com Copyright © 2009-2018 Annie Fox and Electric Eggplant. All Rights Reserved.