Podcasts about global girls

In this episode of Nomadic Diaries, host Doreen Cumberford and co-host Sharon Fields interview guest Andrea Schmitt, a certified teen girl life coach. Andrea shares her journey into becoming a life coach for adolescent girls and explains how she provides support and guidance to empower girls, boost their self-esteem, and teach them valuable life skills.Andrea discusses her coaching programs, which typically consist of six sessions. She emphasizes that the sessions are 15 minutes long, allowing for deep discussions on various topics. She also highlights the importance of involving parents in the process, with the final session dedicated to meeting with them and sharing progress and insights.The hosts and guest discuss the flexibility of Andrea's coaching schedule, allowing her to accommodate different time zones and busy school schedules. Andrea emphasizes the need for flexibility when working with teenagers to ensure effective coaching sessions.Doreen shares her personal experience as a parent whose child went to boarding school, expressing the wish for additional support like Andrea's coaching services. Andrea reveals that her own daughter attended boarding school, and they discuss the benefits of having an external support system to address mental health and emotional well-being.The hosts highlight the significance of discussing mental health, especially on World Mental Health Day, which coincides with the recording. Andrea measures her success through long-term client relationships, with some girls staying with her for over two years. She also values feedback and ensures the confidentiality of her sessions unless concerning issues arise.Overall, this episode delves into the important role Andrea plays in coaching adolescent girls, providing crucial support and guidance to navigate the challenges of TCK (Third Culture Kid) life and expat experiences.Key Takeaways from the Episode:1️⃣ The Power of Outside Support: Andrea's journey as a TCK (third culture kid) mom living in various countries led her to discover the importance of having outside support for teenage girls. She recognized the need for a safe space where girls can share their thoughts, fears, and questions with someone who understands the challenges of being a TCK.2️⃣ Flexible Coaching Programs: Andrea offers coaching packages for girls under the age of 18, with sessions lasting 15 minutes. She understands the busy schedules of teenagers and offers flexible timing, including weekends, to accommodate their needs. Additionally, Andrea involves parents in the process, ensuring a holistic approach to supporting the girls.3️⃣ Long-Term Impact: The success of Andrea's coaching is measured not only by the feedback received from girls but also by the length of their engagement. Some girls have been with Andrea for over two years, a testament to the positive impact and lasting transformation in their lives.If you're interested in gaining insights into the world of teen girl life coaching, empowering girls, or simply curious about how coaching can make a difference, make sure to tune in to the latest episode of "Nomadic Diaries." You won't want to miss Andrea's inspiring journey and the valuable wisdom she shares.#TeenGirlLifeCoach #EmpoweringAdolescentGirls #NomadicDiaries #Podcast #InspiringJourneySupport the showNomadic Diaries hosts insightful interviews with professional expats from around the world regarding their experiences and how their worlds have changed!

Global Girls executive director and founder Marvinetta Penn wants Black girls to be the center of attention.  For more than two decades, Penn has been building self esteem through the arts. 

S6:E4 Hey Dreamers and Doers! Welcome to the 2nd episode in the "Talk With God". It's going to share a moment of clarity, faith at work, or whatever it is I am going to God for or what He has given me to keep me focused. On today's episode I share with you a brief "A-HA" moment God gave me as I was planning my business schedule. After listening to the episode please share and comment. I want to know how you want to Live Life. TAKEAWAYS: - Sometimes you don't have to start over. You just have to go back to where it all started! POSTABLE: "Go Back to Where You Started and Build Again" Follow LaKisha LaTaye on IG: instagram.com/lakishalataye RESOURCES : linktr.ee/lakishalataye Global Girls Podcast on IG: instagram.com/globalgirlspodcast S6:E4 ¡Hola, soñadores y hacedores! Bienvenidos al segundo episodio de "Habla con Dios". Va a compartir un momento de claridad, fe en el trabajo, o lo que sea por lo que voy a Dios o lo que Él me ha dado para mantenerme enfocado. En el episodio de hoy, comparto con ustedes un breve momento "A-HA" que Dios me dio mientras estaba planificando mi agenda de negocios. Después de escuchar el episodio por favor comparte y comenta. Quiero saber cómo quieres vivir la vida. CONCLUSIONES: - A veces no es necesario empezar de nuevo. ¡Solo tienes que volver a donde empezó todo! POSTABLE: "Regresa a donde empezaste y construye de nuevo" Sigue a LaKisha LaTaye en IG: instagram.com/lakishalataye RECURSOS : linktr.ee/lakishalataye Podcast de Global Girls en IG: instagram.com/globalgirlspodcast

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Kimberly Spencer: I am an award-winning high performance coach and trainer, Amazon best-selling co-author, international motivational speaker, and the founder of CrownYourself.com, helping leaders build their empire and achieve their full potential. From my entrepreneurial beginnings at five selling bags of glitter-water to my neighbors, to becoming an award-winning screenwriter, certified Pilates instructor, Miss Congeniality, and six-time WEGO Health Activist Award nominee, I am proof that it's better to make your own mold than to conform to someone else's. I am also the former executive of a national e-commerce startup and was the owner of the private Pilates studio, Fitness with Kim in Los Angeles, CA. My 10 year track record in sales and entrepreneurship was featured in the Amazon Best Selling Book, "The Start: Journey to Entrepreneurship." I have trained employees at TrueX and Fox in NLP mindset and communication strategies. My work has been featured on The CW, ESPN, Netflix and NPR, and in Thrive Global, Girls Life, and Forbes. My premiere solo book, "Mind Full Meals: How to Dethrone Food Fears and Reign in a Body that Rules" debuts in 2019. I have overcome adversity in every area of life and business - growing up with an addict for a father, bulimia, abusive relationships, sexual abuse, debt, under earning, being bought out of my first commerce company 3 weeks before I got married, and 24 hours of natural childbirth. And what I learned from each challenge is ownership is essential, confidence is cultivated through cheering on your challenges, your language dictates your reality (and how to shift your language if you don't like your reality), and how you do anything is how you do everything, from how you treat your body to how you show up as the leader of your life and business. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/new-mind-creator/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/new-mind-creator/support

Did you know that period poverty is not only happening globally but also locally within our community? Yeah you heard that right! This week on Vaginas and Vertebrae, we are excited to share this episode with our incredible guest Aanya. Aanya is a 15 year old high school student who is taking initiative action to advocate for her passion to end period poverty by starting a non-profit called "Global Girls Initiative". Tune is as Dr. Kaylee and Dr. Madalyn discuss with Aanya her story and the reason behind why she created a Global Girls Initiative, her mission, and workshops they offer for young girls. As well as her experience with running a non-profit, her personal period story, and much more! Understand that period poverty IS REAL. Know that you are not alone and if you need help feel free to reach out. Help support her mission by donating to: PADS-Ending Period Poverty https://www.gofundme.com/f/PADS--Ending-Period-Poverty *******Medical Disclaimer******* Thank you so much for your support of our podcast, Vaginas and Vertebrae. Please understand that all of the information, whether it be by Dr. Kaylee, Dr. Madalyn, or our guest, is all solely based on personal and professional opinion. Nothing that we say or give information on should be utilized in place of any medical advice that has been given to you. If you are experiencing any medical symptoms, signs of issue, or dysfunction—please make sure that you follow up with your physician. And make sure you are following all of the plans of care. We are not saying that we have a physician-patient relationship with any of our listeners. So therefore, we do not have any liability with what you do with the information that you gain from this podcast. Thank you so much again for listening and we’re super excited that you were just so chill and you’re ready to learn, and you’re ready to listen to the way that we feel about what’s going on in Women’s Healthcare. Feel free to reach out to Dr. Kaylee and Dr. Madalyn on their platforms linked below. Connect with Aanya Patel: Follow her on: INSTAGRAM Support her mission by donating: GOFUNDME Like to learn about Global Girls Initiative: WEBSITE Interested in being a part of our podcast: Vaginas and Vertebrae Podcast Interview Form Check out our swag store: FEMMEmpowerment & Advocacy Shop Atlas Chiropractic Store Follow us on Social Media: Follow Dr. Madalyn: INSTAGRAM *** FACEBOOK GROUP Follow Dr. Kaylee: INSTAGRAM *** FACEBOOK *** YOUTUBE

Happy International Women’s Day from the whole Teens in AI Podcast Team. To celebrate International Women’s Day, at Teens in AI we are currently holding our annual Global Girls in AI hackathon across 25 countries, with over 1000 participants, 150 speakers, and 500 mentors and organisers. The Lead Organisers really are the glue of this event, without them it just would not be possible to get so many young people from so many different backgrounds learning about AI. So for this special episode we talked to 5 of them, and the Founder and CEO of Teens in AI, Elena, to find out a little more about them and their hackathons! We hope you enjoy listening to them as much as we enjoyed chatting with them.

This series will address the reasons why girls' education must remain a global priority, and why the fate of girls affects the fate of us all. Hosted by Samantha Williams, head of Teach For All's Global Girls' Education Initiative, the show will feature conversations with local leaders from across the Teach For All network, as well as global experts in gender and girls' education. The series will cover topics such as patriarchy, sexual and reproductive health, gender-based violence, and more. The first episode airs on Monday, March 15th, featuring Suzanne Ehlers, CEO of the Malala Fund.

To mark the UN International Day of the Girl Child, Christina Kwauk examines the state of progress on girls' education and gender equity over the last 20 years, the dangers and setbacks caused by pandemic shutdowns, and what it would mean for the U.S. to have a feminist foreign policy. Full show notes: https://brook.gs/2IhT6WV  Subscribe to Brookings podcasts on Apple or Google podcasts, or on Spotify. Send feedback email to BCP@Brookings.edu, and follow us and tweet us at @policypodcasts on Twitter. The Current is part of the Brookings Podcast Network.

Kimberly Spencer: I am an award-winning high performance coach and trainer, Amazon best-selling co-author, international motivational speaker, and the founder of CrownYourself.com, helping leaders build their empire and achieve their full potential. From my entrepreneurial beginnings at five selling bags of glitter-water to my neighbors, to becoming an award-winning screenwriter, certified Pilates instructor, Miss Congeniality, and six-time WEGO Health Activist Award nominee, I am proof that it's better to make your own mold than to conform to someone else's. I am also the former executive of a national e-commerce startup and was the owner of the private Pilates studio, Fitness with Kim in Los Angeles, CA. My 10 year track record in sales and entrepreneurship was featured in the Amazon Best Selling Book, "The Start: Journey to Entrepreneurship." I have trained employees at TrueX and Fox in NLP mindset and communication strategies. My work has been featured on The CW, ESPN, Netflix and NPR, and in Thrive Global, Girls Life, and Forbes. My premiere solo book, "Mind Full Meals: How to Dethrone Food Fears and Reign in a Body that Rules" debuts in 2019. I have overcome adversity in every area of life and business - growing up with an addict for a father, bulimia, abusive relationships, sexual abuse, debt, under earning, being bought out of my first commerce company 3 weeks before I got married, and 24 hours of natural childbirth. And what I learned from each challenge is ownership is essential, confidence is cultivated through cheering on your challenges, your language dictates your reality (and how to shift your language if you don't like your reality), and how you do anything is how you do everything, from how you treat your body to how you show up as the leader of your life and business. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/new-mind-creator/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/new-mind-creator/support

Today’s guest is Marvinetta Penn, Executive Director of Global Girls, Inc. This is a 20 year old non-profit organization based on the boarder of the communities of South Shore and South Chicago. Through rigorous theatre and dance training, girls ages 5-18 develop essential life skills including self-awareness, resilience, tenacity and grit – all skills that help these girls succeed on the stage and in life. Marvinetta has worked with youth for nearly 40 years – 19 of those years were as a Chicago Public School English and Theatre instructor and 19 have been with Global Girls, Inc. as Executive Director. Marvinetta felt the urge to work with these girls in this way due to the positive and embracing way her mother and father encouraged her to explore her gifts and talents. Healthily feeding the imagination was strongly encouraged by her parents, and they found a way to support her throughout her formative years. Marvinetta has traveled extensive to countries in Europe, Asia, Africa and North America. Marvinetta has also had a career in broadcast journalism, and she has had extensive gigs as a Voice Over Artist. She has voiced for American Airlines, Payless Shoes, McDonalds, the Discovery Channel Century Tile, Walgreens and Berman’s Infiniti/Nissan/Subaru. Because of being blessed to travel widely, Marvinetta has made it a priority to expose the participants in Global Girls, Inc. to international travel. As a result, they have traveled to India, Ghana and England. While there, the girls had the opportunity to work with girls their age from those countries; this made for a rich learning experience on both sides and the ability to learn about each group’s cultural norms and their desires to create newness in their countries. Marvinetta is extremely proud of the fact that the alumna of Global Girls, Inc. have gone on to be successful in their endeavors following their program participation. They have entered a variety of fields where they have been able to implement and utilize the leadership skills they developed as students in the program. They have secured advanced degrees and have entered careers where they are making an impact. Renowned actress Lena Dunham, crator and staf of the HBO series “Girls” selected Global Girls Inc., in 2017 as one of her chosen charities to support and to help advance. Additionally, the cast from Hamilton connected with the organization and conducted Master classes for the girls at the Global Girls, Inc. studio. Marvinetta’s Global Girls, Inc. can be found on www.globalgirlsinc.org on Instagram @globalgirlsinc and Facebook. If you would like to make a contribution to the awesome work that Marvinetta is doing with Global Girls, Inc., please contact her on the website listed above.

Missional Monday "Global Girls Inc" Executive Director Mrs Marvinetta Woodley-Penn is our special guest   Join us Monday, December 2 for a great conversation with Mrs Marvinetta Woodley-Penn the Executive Director  of "Global Girls Inc" http://www.globalgirlsinc.org/   The link for today's show is    The conversation starts at PRIMETIME 7pm, don't miss it. Taking The Limits Off Radio", A non-traditional radio show with a vision to spread the Truth of God's Word; that inspires and encourages you to have a meaningful relationship with Christ, through biblical teaching and relevant information. A talk show that "breaks the chains off the norm" to promote a realistic conversation with God and his people.  Facebook Live on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/TTLORADIO/ Twitter @TTLORadio INSTAGRAM, follow us TTLORadio  Download on ITUNES or SPOTIFY WE DO NOT OWN THE RIGHTS TO THE MUSIC PLAYED ON OUR SHOW  iHEARTRADIO  

Dr. Jeri Dyson, @Global Girls Global Women, Inc., was in The Sanctuary today to share the importance of African youth traveling internationally and how these experiences create global leaders. She also shared her personal story of resilience and career transformation after surviving bone marrow cancer! ...and if you know her, you know she has crazy energy, is hilarious, AND brilliant so don't miss it! Watch the interview on Youtube @ http://bit.ly/TheSanctuaryEp32 Learn more GlobalGirlsGlobalWomen.org. Follow the Goddess Awakening & Healing Sanctuary Revolution 
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In the spring of 2017 Todd Rundgren was gearing up to embark on one of his most ambitious tours in recent memory. The tour to support his "White Knight" album was a multimedia extravaganza, and the early dates included what Rundgren called a video "sandwich" that band members performed behind while Rundgren and The Global Girls performed up front.In this interview Todd discusses the origins of the album title, the passing of his mother Ruth, working with his son, and discusses the prospects of Utopia going out on the road without Todd Rundgren (a timely topic as Kasim Sulton gears up to do some shows billed as Kasim Sulton's Utopia).As usual, host Thom Jennings nervously chats with his musical idol, but the result is a conversation that the Rundgren faithful are sure to enjoy.For information or comments about the podcast please email thom@caroniamediagroup.com

Natalia gets the 60-second pitch from Dina Tate of Global Girls Squad, which works to "create, promote, and publish chapter books for young girls of color." In the Legal Minute, Mitzi Chang of Goodwin has tips for hiring a lawyer. Plus, this week's Investor Take from Ruth Ann Harnisch of The Harnisch Foundation.

Special guests Grace Yoo and Ashle Worrick. The Todd Rundgren Global Tour Dancers / Singers.

The numbers are staggering. Worldwide, 58 million primary school-age children are not in school. More than half of these children are girls, and 75 percent of them live in sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia.

Global Girls prepares today’s girls for tomorrow’s challenges and opportunities by promoting individual growth and development via exposure, education, enlightenment and engagement. Global Girls Inc. was founded in 2000 and has established itself as a results-based organization on the southeast side of Chicago providing annual services, programs, special events and activities for hundreds of girls ages 8-18. We use the performing arts to engage young women in activities that build strong communication, leadership and life skills: essential social/emotional skills that can transform lives, influence families and empower communities. The result is youth-driven, socially conscious theatre that gives voice to the girls’ issue and concerns. In the Young Women on the Move program, a core group of 20-25 girls meet weekly to review and discuss chapters in our Global Girls’ activity book, investigate and discuss their issues and learn basic performance skills (singing, dancing and acting). The girls are trained in leadership skills as they work on activities and projects revolving around our monthly themes including healthy lifestyles, healthy relationships, healthy families and healthy communities. Our staff also trains the girls in peer teaching/tutoring, peer mediation and peer mentoring. As the girls mature and grow in the program we refer them to employment/volunteer, community service and public speaking opportunities. One of the more recent outgrowths of our Young Women on the Move program is our main performance group, The Company. Any girl who participates in our community or school based programs can audition for The Company. As the public face of Global Girls, the group creates performance pieces and presents them in the community and at special events. With funding from a wide variety of city and state agencies, foundations, companies and individuals, we are expanding our programs to include more girls from communities across the city and suburbs.