Podcasts about global kids

The Game Changers podcast celebrates those true pioneers in education who are building schools for tomorrow. In episode 195 (Part 3) of Game Changers, Phil Cummins joins in conversation with Homa Sabet Tavangar Born in Iran, raised in the U.S., and having lived in South America and Africa, Homa Sabet Tavangar's life and work have led her on a journey exploring the roots of purpose, innovation and belonging. Homa connects timely topics with the timeless desire to work with intention and make a difference — whatever one's circumstances. As co-founder of BigQuestions.Institute and OnenessLab.com, she partners with thought leaders dedicated to re-imagining learning and work while centering equity, inquiry and innovation. Homa's innovative approach has led schools and companies from crisis to global citizenship and competence in ways that create belonging across perspectives. Her approach fosters empathy, collaboration, diversity, inclusion, leadership, futures thinking, and creative problem-solving in complex, multicultural settings, — and re-imagines academic institutions and workplaces for the 21st Century. Homa is the author of widely-acclaimed books, including Growing Up Global: Raising Children to Be At Home in the World (Random House, 2009), Global Kids: 50+ Games, Crafts, Recipes & More from Around the World (Barefoot Books, 2019), The Global Education Toolkit for Elementary Learners (Sage/Corwin, 2014), co-author of a 3-book series with Professor Yong Zhao on educating creative, entrepreneurial World Class Learners (Corwin, 2016), and contributor to Mastering Global Literacy, by Heidi Hayes-Jacobs, ed. (Solution Tree, 2013). Most recently she co-authored 9 BIG Questions Schools Must Answer to Avoid Going “Back to Normal” (*Because “Normal” Wasn't That Great to Begin With). Her work has been hailed by international education and business leaders and media — from Dr. Jane Goodall to the BBC, NPR, NBC, ABC, Washington Post.com, Chicago Tribune and Sun-Times, Boston Globe, PBS, Scholastic, Parents Magazine, Rodale, and many more. Growing Up Global has been a best-seller in Parenting, Education, and Globalization categories, and introduced the possibilities of raising and educating global citizens to a wide audience. Her article on Empathy was Edutopia's most shared piece for four continuous years. Global Kids is the winner of the 2021 Tilliwig Best Children's Products award. Homa translates culture, diversity, innovation and globalization trends and breakthroughs into academic and social-emotional learning in ways that empower CEOs, teachers, parents and learners from Kindergarten to graduate students thrive in a global context — and have fun along the way. She advises entertainment pioneers Disney Channel and Empatico.org on cultural bias, and NBC's Sprout TV on script development and cultural elements in the ambitious, young children's animated series “Nina's World,” based in part on Growing Up Global, and starring Rita Moreno and Mandy Patinkin. The Game Changers podcast is produced by Evan Phillips supported by a School for tomorrow (aschoolfortomorrow.com), and powered by CIRCLE. The podcast is hosted on SoundCloud and distributed through Spotify, Google Podcasts, and Apple Podcasts. Please subscribe and tell your friends you like what you are hearing. You can contact us at gamechangers@circle.education, on Twitter and Instagram via @GameChangersPC, and you can also connect with Phil and Adriano via LinkedIn and Twitter. Let's go!

The Game Changers podcast celebrates those true pioneers in education who are building schools for tomorrow. In episode 195 (Part 2) of Game Changers, Phil Cummins joins in conversation with Homa Sabet Tavangar Born in Iran, raised in the U.S., and having lived in South America and Africa, Homa Sabet Tavangar's life and work have led her on a journey exploring the roots of purpose, innovation and belonging. Homa connects timely topics with the timeless desire to work with intention and make a difference — whatever one's circumstances. As co-founder of BigQuestions.Institute and OnenessLab.com, she partners with thought leaders dedicated to re-imagining learning and work while centering equity, inquiry and innovation. Homa's innovative approach has led schools and companies from crisis to global citizenship and competence in ways that create belonging across perspectives. Her approach fosters empathy, collaboration, diversity, inclusion, leadership, futures thinking, and creative problem-solving in complex, multicultural settings, — and re-imagines academic institutions and workplaces for the 21st Century. Homa is the author of widely-acclaimed books, including Growing Up Global: Raising Children to Be At Home in the World (Random House, 2009), Global Kids: 50+ Games, Crafts, Recipes & More from Around the World (Barefoot Books, 2019), The Global Education Toolkit for Elementary Learners (Sage/Corwin, 2014), co-author of a 3-book series with Professor Yong Zhao on educating creative, entrepreneurial World Class Learners (Corwin, 2016), and contributor to Mastering Global Literacy, by Heidi Hayes-Jacobs, ed. (Solution Tree, 2013). Most recently she co-authored 9 BIG Questions Schools Must Answer to Avoid Going “Back to Normal” (*Because “Normal” Wasn't That Great to Begin With). Her work has been hailed by international education and business leaders and media — from Dr. Jane Goodall to the BBC, NPR, NBC, ABC, Washington Post.com, Chicago Tribune and Sun-Times, Boston Globe, PBS, Scholastic, Parents Magazine, Rodale, and many more. Growing Up Global has been a best-seller in Parenting, Education, and Globalization categories, and introduced the possibilities of raising and educating global citizens to a wide audience. Her article on Empathy was Edutopia's most shared piece for four continuous years. Global Kids is the winner of the 2021 Tilliwig Best Children's Products award. Homa translates culture, diversity, innovation and globalization trends and breakthroughs into academic and social-emotional learning in ways that empower CEOs, teachers, parents and learners from Kindergarten to graduate students thrive in a global context — and have fun along the way. She advises entertainment pioneers Disney Channel and Empatico.org on cultural bias, and NBC's Sprout TV on script development and cultural elements in the ambitious, young children's animated series “Nina's World,” based in part on Growing Up Global, and starring Rita Moreno and Mandy Patinkin. The Game Changers podcast is produced by Evan Phillips supported by a School for tomorrow (aschoolfortomorrow.com), and powered by CIRCLE. The podcast is hosted on SoundCloud and distributed through Spotify, Google Podcasts, and Apple Podcasts. Please subscribe and tell your friends you like what you are hearing. You can contact us at gamechangers@circle.education, on Twitter and Instagram via @GameChangersPC, and you can also connect with Phil and Adriano via LinkedIn and Twitter. Let's go!

The Game Changers podcast celebrates those true pioneers in education who are building schools for tomorrow. In episode 195 (Part 1) of Game Changers, Phil Cummins joins in conversation with Homa Sabet Tavangar Born in Iran, raised in the U.S., and having lived in South America and Africa, Homa Sabet Tavangar's life and work have led her on a journey exploring the roots of purpose, innovation and belonging. Homa connects timely topics with the timeless desire to work with intention and make a difference — whatever one's circumstances. As co-founder of BigQuestions.Institute and OnenessLab.com, she partners with thought leaders dedicated to re-imagining learning and work while centering equity, inquiry and innovation. Homa's innovative approach has led schools and companies from crisis to global citizenship and competence in ways that create belonging across perspectives. Her approach fosters empathy, collaboration, diversity, inclusion, leadership, futures thinking, and creative problem-solving in complex, multicultural settings, — and re-imagines academic institutions and workplaces for the 21st Century. Homa is the author of widely-acclaimed books, including Growing Up Global: Raising Children to Be At Home in the World (Random House, 2009), Global Kids: 50+ Games, Crafts, Recipes & More from Around the World (Barefoot Books, 2019), The Global Education Toolkit for Elementary Learners (Sage/Corwin, 2014), co-author of a 3-book series with Professor Yong Zhao on educating creative, entrepreneurial World Class Learners (Corwin, 2016), and contributor to Mastering Global Literacy, by Heidi Hayes-Jacobs, ed. (Solution Tree, 2013). Most recently she co-authored 9 BIG Questions Schools Must Answer to Avoid Going “Back to Normal” (*Because “Normal” Wasn't That Great to Begin With). Her work has been hailed by international education and business leaders and media — from Dr. Jane Goodall to the BBC, NPR, NBC, ABC, Washington Post.com, Chicago Tribune and Sun-Times, Boston Globe, PBS, Scholastic, Parents Magazine, Rodale, and many more. Growing Up Global has been a best-seller in Parenting, Education, and Globalization categories, and introduced the possibilities of raising and educating global citizens to a wide audience. Her article on Empathy was Edutopia's most shared piece for four continuous years. Global Kids is the winner of the 2021 Tilliwig Best Children's Products award. Homa translates culture, diversity, innovation and globalization trends and breakthroughs into academic and social-emotional learning in ways that empower CEOs, teachers, parents and learners from Kindergarten to graduate students thrive in a global context — and have fun along the way. She advises entertainment pioneers Disney Channel and Empatico.org on cultural bias, and NBC's Sprout TV on script development and cultural elements in the ambitious, young children's animated series “Nina's World,” based in part on Growing Up Global, and starring Rita Moreno and Mandy Patinkin. The Game Changers podcast is produced by Evan Phillips supported by a School for tomorrow (aschoolfortomorrow.com), and powered by CIRCLE. The podcast is hosted on SoundCloud and distributed through Spotify, Google Podcasts, and Apple Podcasts. Please subscribe and tell your friends you like what you are hearing. You can contact us at gamechangers@circle.education, on Twitter and Instagram via @GameChangersPC, and you can also connect with Phil and Adriano via LinkedIn and Twitter. Let's go!

Are you an introverted extrovert?   For this Women of Color Rise, I speak with Dominique Jones, CEO of Global Kids, a national organization educating, inspiring and activating youth to respond to global issues. Prior to this, Dominique held roles as the Executive Director of the Harlem Girls and Boys Club of New York and senior roles at the Food Bank of New York City and NYC Administration for Children's Services.   A self-proclaimed introverted extrovert, Dominique shares that she used to think she needed to be someone else when she networked. Now she realizes that the key to networking is to be herself. Dominique shares tips to build genuine and authentic connections:   1) Acknowledge challenges - For women of color, we are taught that we need to be someone else when networking. We face unique challenges as sometimes one of the few or only in a room of people who do not look like us. At the same time, we have probably developed a unique skill of being multilingual, with the ability to speak to different people (people who don't look like us or share experiences with us). We can use this skill to our advantage when networking.    2) Be intentional - Know what you need and who you need to connect with. Before an event, map out the specific people you want to network with.   3) Be present and curious - Be ready to meet them where they are and ask and learn about their experiences. Find things you have in common, including interests and experiences. You can even disarm them with a compliment; Dominique says complimenting them on their clothes works on both men and women. The key is to be genuine.   4) Think about the interaction not as a one-time event and find ways to be helpful - This is probably not the last time you'll meet. Dominique tends to ask, “How can I be of service to you?” This opens up discussions where you can validate them, offer suggestions, and share resources (including introductions or opportunities).   5) Be yourself and find ways to keep yourself energized - For Dominique, she'll wear bright colors to lift her mood. She'll also identify people she already knows who are attending an event so she can have something to look forward to.   Get full show notes and more information here: https://analizawolf.com/ep-85-how-to-network-as-an-introverted-extrovert-with-dominique-jones

For nearly 25 years, executive director Dominque R. Jones of Global Kids (GK) has been working to ensure that all youth in New York City have the opportunities that provide them for a path forward of success. Dominque served in senior leadership roles in Food Bank of New York City and NYC Administration for Children's Services. Accomplishments include expansion of programming across NYC Department of schools and raising over $6M in government and private funding to support these schools. Also, she was just named to Crain's Notable Black Leaders last month. #trend with us and listen in! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-trend-with-justin-a-w/support

Homa Tavangar (https://homatavangar.com/ ) is an incredible educator and leader. She is the co-founder of the Oneness Lab with Eric Dozier  (https://www.onenesslab.com/ ) where she helps schools and companies go ‘deeper than diversity,' as well as the Big Questions Institute, (https://bigquestions.institute/)  where, with her co-founder Will Richardson, she leads professional learning opportunities to build capacity and design the future with fearless inquiry for individuals, schools, and many other education-related organisations.     Homa is the author of widely-acclaimed books, including Growing Up Global: Raising Children to Be At Home in the World (Random House, 2009), Global Kids: 50+ Games, Crafts, Recipes & More from Around the World (Barefoot Books, 2019), The Global Education Toolkit for Elementary Learners (Sage/Corwin, 2014), co-author of a 3-book series with Professor Yong Zhao on educating creative, entrepreneurial World Class Learners (Corwin, 2016), and contributor to Mastering Global Literacy, by Heidi Hayes-Jacobs, ed. (Solution Tree, 2013). Most recently she co-authored 9 BIG Questions Schools Must Answer to Avoid Going “Back to Normal” (*Because “Normal” Wasn't That Great to Begin With). Social Links LinkedIn: @homatavangar - https://www.linkedin.com/in/homatavangar/  Instagram: @homatavangar - https://www.instagram.com/homatavangar/  X: @homatav - https://twitter.com/homatav?lang=en 

Greetings and welcome to “Free Talk With Mr B"  I am Your Hosts, Mr B AkA Bertrand S. St. LouisIt is an honor and pleasure to return for a Season 5 here with You All while we cover this subject, "LOVE YOUR CHILDREN; "When we Can't find Them"Grand Kids? Great Grand Kids? Foster Kids? God Children? Neighborhood Kids? Community Kids? Global Kids? What is our role when relating to kids? How can we give them the Best Spoiling before they go back to their parents?GIVE US YOUR FEEDBACK: Text, Email, Instagram, More...       Produced by: Bertrand S. St. Louiswww.freetalkwithmrb.com   Music Arrangements By: Indy NylesProduced by: Important Jogger, LLCwww.importantjogger.com  Photos, Video and CinematographerMohamed Reshad IG @mohamed_reshadwww.MrB-Productions.com   Follow us on  Instagram @Freetalkwithmrb;       UTube @Freetalkwithmrb;        TicTok @Freetalkwithmrb       www.freetalkwithmrb.comSponsored By;IFRANCHISE.BSCORP International A franchising firm that includes but notlimited into FOOD, Beauty Salon,Dermatological Clinic and Fuel Stationwww.ifranchise.com.phFox Square Building, #53 ConnecticutStreet, Greenhills, San Juan,Philippines

As Executive Director of Global Kids, Dominique Jones leads the organization's mission to provide local students with global education, leadership development programs and experiences that help them build leadership skills, gain global awareness, and achieve academic and professional success, while inspiring them to advance equity and serve as agents for change. #trend with us as we discuss her organization, the state of kids in America and more! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-trend-with-justin-a-w/support

Greetings and welcome to “Free Talk With Mr B"  I am Your Hosts, Mr B AkA Bertrand S. St. LouisIt is an honor and pleasure to return for a Season 5 here with You All while we cover this subject, "LOVE YOUR CHILDREN; "How to Keep Them Close"Grand Kids? Great Grand Kids? Foster Kids? God Children? Neighborhood Kids? Community Kids? Global Kids? What is our role when relating to kids? How can we give them the Best Spoiling before they go back to their parents?GIVE US YOUR FEEDBACK: Text, Email, Instagram, More...       Produced by: Bertrand S. St. Louiswww.freetalkwithmrb.com   Music Arrangements By: Indy NylesProduced by: Important Jogger, LLCwww.importantjogger.com  Photos, Video and CinematographerMohamed Reshad IG @mohamed_reshadwww.MrB-Productions.com   Follow us on  Instagram @Freetalkwithmrb;       UTube @Freetalkwithmrb;        TicTok @Freetalkwithmrb       www.freetalkwithmrb.comSponsored By;IFRANCHISE.BSCORP International A franchising firm that includes but notlimited into FOOD, Beauty Salon,Dermatological Clinic and Fuel Stationwww.ifranchise.com.phFox Square Building, #53 ConnecticutStreet, Greenhills, San Juan,Philippines

Greetings and welcome to “Free Talk With Mr B"  I am Your Hosts, Mr B AkA Bertrand S. St. LouisIt is an honor and pleasure to return for a Season 5 here with You All while we cover this subject, "LOVE YOUR CHILDREN; "Age Limit"Grand Kids? Great Grand Kids? Foster Kids? God Children? Neighborhood Kids? Community Kids? Global Kids? What is our role when relating to kids? How can we give them the Best Spoiling before they go back to their parents?GIVE US YOUR FEEDBACK: Text, Email, Instagram, More...       Produced by: Bertrand S. St. Louiswww.freetalkwithmrb.com   Music Arrangements By: Indy NylesProduced by: Important Jogger, LLCwww.importantjogger.com  Photos, Video and CinematographerMohamed Reshad IG @mohamed_reshadwww.MrB-Productions.com   Follow us on  Instagram @Freetalkwithmrb;       UTube @Freetalkwithmrb;        TicTok @Freetalkwithmrb       www.freetalkwithmrb.comSponsored By;IFRANCHISE.BSCORP International A franchising firm that includes but notlimited into FOOD, Beauty Salon,Dermatological Clinic and Fuel Stationwww.ifranchise.com.phFox Square Building, #53 ConnecticutStreet, Greenhills, San Juan,Philippines

Greetings and welcome to “Free Talk With Mr B"  I am Your Hosts, Mr B AkA Bertrand S. St. LouisIt is an honor and pleasure to return for a Season 5 here with You All while we cover this subject, "LOVE YOUR CHILDREN; "Build the Relationship and They will Come"Grand Kids? Great Grand Kids? Foster Kids? God Children? Neighborhood Kids? Community Kids? Global Kids? What is our role when relating to kids? How can we give them the Best Spoiling before they go back to their parents?GIVE US YOUR FEEDBACK: Text, Email, Instagram, More...       Produced by: Bertrand S. St. Louiswww.freetalkwithmrb.com   Music Arrangements By: Indy NylesProduced by: Important Jogger, LLCwww.importantjogger.com  Photos, Video and CinematographerMohamed Reshad IG @mohamed_reshadwww.MrB-Productions.com   Follow us on  Instagram @Freetalkwithmrb;       UTube @Freetalkwithmrb;        TicTok @Freetalkwithmrb       www.freetalkwithmrb.comSponsored By;IFRANCHISE.BSCORP International A franchising firm that includes but notlimited into FOOD, Beauty Salon,Dermatological Clinic and Fuel Stationwww.ifranchise.com.phFox Square Building, #53 ConnecticutStreet, Greenhills, San Juan,Philippines

Greetings and welcome to “Free Talk With Mr B"  I am Your Hosts, Mr B AkA Bertrand S. St. LouisIt is an honor and pleasure to return for a Season 5 here with You All while we cover this subject, "LOVE YOUR CHILDREN; "What do We owe them?"Grand Kids? Great Grand Kids? Foster Kids? God Children? Neighborhood Kids? Community Kids? Global Kids? What is our role when relating to kids? How can we give them the Best Spoiling before they go back to their parents?GIVE US YOUR FEEDBACK: Text, Email, Instagram, More...       Produced by: Bertrand S. St. Louiswww.freetalkwithmrb.com   Music Arrangements By: Indy NylesProduced by: Important Jogger, LLCwww.importantjogger.com  Photos, Video and CinematographerMohamed Reshad IG @mohamed_reshadwww.MrB-Productions.com   Follow us on  Instagram @Freetalkwithmrb;       UTube @Freetalkwithmrb;        TicTok @Freetalkwithmrb       www.freetalkwithmrb.comSponsored By;IFRANCHISE.BSCORP International A franchising firm that includes but notlimited into FOOD, Beauty Salon,Dermatological Clinic and Fuel Stationwww.ifranchise.com.phFox Square Building, #53 ConnecticutStreet, Greenhills, San Juan,Philippines

Greetings and welcome to “Free Talk With Mr B"  I am Your Hosts, Mr B AkA Bertrand S. St. LouisIt is an honor and pleasure to return for a Season 5 here with You All while we cover this subject, "LOVE YOUR CHILDREN; "Spoil then then Give them Back"Grand Kids? Great Grand Kids? Foster Kids? God Children? Neighborhood Kids? Community Kids? Global Kids? What is our role when relating to kids? How can we give them the Best Spoiling before they go back to their parents?GIVE US YOUR FEEDBACK: Text, Email, Instagram, More...       Produced by: Bertrand S. St. Louiswww.freetalkwithmrb.com   Music Arrangements By: Indy NylesProduced by: Important Jogger, LLCwww.importantjogger.com  Photos, Video and CinematographerMohamed Reshad IG @mohamed_reshadwww.MrB-Productions.com   Follow us on  Instagram @Freetalkwithmrb;       UTube @Freetalkwithmrb;        TicTok @Freetalkwithmrb       www.freetalkwithmrb.comSponsored By;IFRANCHISE.BSCORP International A franchising firm that includes but notlimited into FOOD, Beauty Salon,Dermatological Clinic and Fuel Stationwww.ifranchise.com.phFox Square Building, #53 ConnecticutStreet, Greenhills, San Juan,Philippines

Greetings and welcome to “Free Talk With Mr B"  I am Your Hosts, Mr B AkA Bertrand S. St. LouisIt is an honor and pleasure to return for a Season 5 here with You All while we cover this subject, "LOVE YOUR CHILDREN; "Should we Love them More than their Parents?"Grand Kids? Great Grand Kids? Foster Kids? God Children? Neighborhood Kids? Community Kids? Global Kids? What is our role when relating to kids?GIVE US YOUR FEEDBACK: Text, Email, Instagram, More...       Produced by: Bertrand S. St. Louiswww.freetalkwithmrb.com   Music Arrangements By: Indy NylesProduced by: Important Jogger, LLCwww.importantjogger.com  Photos, Video and CinematographerMohamed Reshad IG @mohamed_reshadwww.MrB-Productions.com   Follow us on  Instagram @Freetalkwithmrb;       UTube @Freetalkwithmrb;        TicTok @Freetalkwithmrb       www.freetalkwithmrb.comSponsored By;IFRANCHISE.BSCORP International A franchising firm that includes but notlimited into FOOD, Beauty Salon,Dermatological Clinic and Fuel Stationwww.ifranchise.com.phFox Square Building, #53 ConnecticutStreet, Greenhills, San Juan,Philippines

Greetings and welcome to “Free Talk With Mr B"  I am Your Hosts, Mr B AkA Bertrand S. St. LouisIt is an honor and pleasure to return for a Season 5 here with You All while we cover this subject, "LOVE YOUR CHILDREN; "A Part of You"Grand Kids? Great Grand Kids? Foster Kids? God Children? Neighborhood Kids? Community Kids? Global Kids? What is our role when relating to kids?GIVE US YOUR FEEDBACK: Text, Email, Instagram, More...       Produced by: Bertrand S. St. Louiswww.freetalkwithmrb.com   Music Arrangements By: Indy NylesProduced by: Important Jogger, LLCwww.importantjogger.com  Photos, Video and CinematographerMohamed Reshad IG @mohamed_reshadwww.MrB-Productions.com   Follow us on  Instagram @Freetalkwithmrb;       UTube @Freetalkwithmrb;        TicTok @Freetalkwithmrb       www.freetalkwithmrb.comSponsored By;IFRANCHISE.BSCORP International A franchising firm that includes but notlimited into FOOD, Beauty Salon,Dermatological Clinic and Fuel Stationwww.ifranchise.com.phFox Square Building, #53 ConnecticutStreet, Greenhills, San Juan,Philippines

Greetings and welcome to “Free Talk With Mr B"  I am Your Hosts, Mr B AkA Bertrand S. St. LouisIt is an honor and pleasure to return for a Season 5 here with You All while we cover this subject, "LOVE YOUR CHILDREN; "Why Love Them So...?"Grand Kids? Great Grand Kids? Foster Kids? God Children? Neighborhood Kids? Community Kids? Global Kids? What is our role when relating to kids?GIVE US YOUR FEEDBACK: Text, Email, Instagram, More...       Produced by: Bertrand S. St. Louiswww.freetalkwithmrb.com   Music Arrangements By: Indy NylesProduced by: Important Jogger, LLCwww.importantjogger.com  Photos, Video and CinematographerMohamed Reshad IG @mohamed_reshadwww.MrB-Productions.com   Follow us on  Instagram @Freetalkwithmrb;       UTube @Freetalkwithmrb;        TicTok @Freetalkwithmrb       www.freetalkwithmrb.comSponsored By;IFRANCHISE.BSCORP International A franchising firm that includes but notlimited into FOOD, Beauty Salon,Dermatological Clinic and Fuel Stationwww.ifranchise.com.phFox Square Building, #53 ConnecticutStreet, Greenhills, San Juan,Philippines

Greetings and welcome to “Free Talk With Mr B"  I am Your Hosts, Mr B AkA Bertrand S. St. LouisIt is an honor and pleasure to return for a Season 5 here with You All while we cover this subject, "LOVE YOUR CHILDREN; Not Your Kids?"Grand Kids? Great Grand Kids? Foster Kids? God Children? Neighborhood Kids? Community Kids? Global Kids? What is our role when relating to kids?GIVE US YOUR FEEDBACK: Text, Email, Instagram, More...       Produced by: Bertrand S. St. Louiswww.freetalkwithmrb.com   Music Arrangements By: Indy NylesProduced by: Important Jogger, LLCwww.importantjogger.com  Photos, Video and CinematographerMohamed Reshad IG @mohamed_reshadwww.MrB-Productions.com   Follow us on  Instagram @Freetalkwithmrb;       UTube @Freetalkwithmrb;        TicTok @Freetalkwithmrb       www.freetalkwithmrb.comSponsored By;IFRANCHISE.BSCORP International A franchising firm that includes but notlimited into FOOD, Beauty Salon,Dermatological Clinic and Fuel Stationwww.ifranchise.com.phFox Square Building, #53 ConnecticutStreet, Greenhills, San Juan,Philippines

Boathouse fundraising got you flummoxed? Fear not - we caught up with Row New York's Janice Holzman between sessions at USRowing  Convention 2023. She gave us a new perspective on an element essential to the operation of many boathouses.As a non-profit sector senior executive with 20+ years of fundraising, communications, partnership building and political advocacy experience, Janice serves as the Vice President of Development & Communications for Row New York, an organization that, through the discipline of rowing and academic support, transforms the lives of young New Yorkers. Prior to this role, she was the Director of Development for Global Kids.Many thanks to our fabulous sponsors: Burnham Boat Slings - mention the podcast at a regatta for some Burnham swag! Resolute Racing & Sykes USA - our producer rows a LW Sykes - try it out on the Charles River! GoodInklings Web Design & Management - mention the podcast for a free website audit! Pierce Press Publishing & Podcasting - wholesale discounts to 55% for podcast listeners! Catch the livestream & replays on our YouTube channel & subscribe on your favorite podcast apps: Spotify, Google, Apple, Stitcher, SoundCloud, & more! If you like what you hear, consider subscribing, reviewing, and like, comment, & share!#rowingpodcast #rownewyork #janiceholzman

Each neighborhood, family, and child is unique, but there is so much that we share — and so much that kids across the world can do together to connect across oceans and borders! In Part II of our global citizenship episode, Marcus from Japan, Gaurav from India, Ella from Australia, Nils Jr. from Norway/USA, Eva from Venezuela, Sophia from England, and Lucy and Emaline from Scotland take an imaginary adventure to the Land of Qook-a-Lackas, where they continue sharing their own experiences and perspectives and exploring the big idea of "global citizenship" and what it means to share one, big world together. 

Some kids eat quesadillas for breakfast, some eat iddli, and some eat cereal — but there is SO MUCH that kids around the globe share in common! Meet Marcus from Japan, Gaurav from India, Ella from Australia, Nils Jr. from Norway/USA, Eva from Venezuela, Sophia from England, and Lucy and Emaline from Scotland to explore the idea of "global citizenship" and what it means to share one, big world. This is Part I of the Little Kids, Big Hearts episode about global citizenship. 

Hello everyone welcome back to our channel Today we'll talked about Harry Potter: Return To Hogwarts Trailer ReleasedHARRY POTTER: Return to Hogwarts Trailer (2022)HBO Max has relesaed the official trailer for Harry Potter 20th Anniversary: Return to Hogwarts, an upcoming special that will bring Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint and Emma Watson along with director Chris Columbus and other cast members from across all eight Harry Potter films, back to Hogwarts for the first time to celebrate the anniversary of the franchise's first film, Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, which premiered 20 years ago. The retrospective special (think what HBO Max has done for Friends and The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, with the sets being reconstructed and the stars placed in that context for interviews and conversations) will tell an enchanting making-of story through all-new in-depth interviews and cast conversations, inviting fans on a magical first-person journey through one of the most beloved film franchises of all time. The highly-anticipated retrospective will be a capstone event of the holiday season, dropping as the clock strikes midnight on New Year's Day, January 1, on HBO Max. The special will also debut on TBS and Cartoon Network in spring 2022 ahead of the Warner Bros. Pictures theatrical debut of Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore, and will roll out globally with more details to come. Alumni of the film franchise will join the memorable tribute, including Helena Bonham Carter, Robbie Coltrane, Ralph Fiennes, Jason Isaacs, Gary Oldman, Imelda Staunton, Tom Felton, James Phelps, Oliver Phelps, Mark Williams, Bonnie Wright, Alfred Enoch, Matthew Lewis, Evanna Lynch, and Ian Hart, among others. Harry Potter: Return To Hogwarts Trailer ReleasedBy RUSS BURLINGAME - December 20, 2021 11:30 am EST Share0 Comments✖HBO Max has relesaed the official trailer for Harry Potter 20th Anniversary: Return to Hogwarts, an upcoming special that will bring Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint and Emma Watson along with director Chris Columbus and other cast members from across all eight Harry Potter films, back to Hogwarts for the first time to celebrate the anniversary of the franchise's first film, Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, which premiered 20 years ago. The retrospective special (think what HBO Max has done for Friends and The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, with the sets being reconstructed and the stars placed in that context for interviews and conversations) will tell an enchanting making-of story through all-new in-depth interviews and cast conversations, inviting fans on a magical first-person journey through one of the most beloved film franchises of all time. The highly-anticipated retrospective will be a capstone event of the holiday season, dropping as the clock strikes midnight on New Year's Day, January 1, on HBO Max. The special will also debut on TBS and Cartoon Network in spring 2022 ahead of the Warner Bros. Pictures theatrical debut of Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore, and will roll out globally with more details to come. Alumni of the film franchise will join the memorable tribute, including Helena Bonham Carter, Robbie Coltrane, Ralph Fiennes, Jason Isaacs, Gary Oldman, Imelda Staunton, Tom Felton, James Phelps, Oliver Phelps, Mark Williams, Bonnie Wright, Alfred Enoch, Matthew Lewis, Evanna Lynch, and Ian Hart, among others. You can see the teaser below.Per Warner's official announcement, Harry Potter 20th Anniversary: Return to Hogwarts "will honor the magic behind the making of the films and the beautiful family created at Warner Bros. Studios London two decades ago." It will also celebrate the legacy of the Harry Potter film franchise, and its impact on families and fans around the world."It has been an incredible journey since the debut of the Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone film, and witnessing how it has evolved into this remarkable interconnected universe has been magical to say the least," said Tom Ascheim, President, Warner Bros. Global Kids, Young Adults and Classics, in the announcement. "This retrospective is a tribute to everyone whose lives were touched by this cultural phenomenon-from the talented cast and crew who poured their heart and soul into this extraordinary film franchise to the passionate fans who continue to keep the Wizarding World spirit alive 20 years later." HBO Max has relesaed the official trailer for Harry Potter 20th Anniversary: Return to Hogwarts, an upcoming special that will bring Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint and Emma Watson along with director Chris Columbus and other cast members from across all eight Harry Potter films, back to Hogwarts for the first time to celebrate the anniversary of the franchise's first film, Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, which premiered 20 years ago. The retrospective special (think what HBO Max has done for Friends and The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, with the sets being reconstructed and the stars placed in that context for interviews and conversations) will tell an enchanting making-of story through all-new in-depth interviews and cast conversations, inviting fans on a magical first-person journey through one of the most beloved film franchises of all time. The highly-anticipated retrospective will be a capstone event of the holiday season, dropping as the clock strikes midnight on New Year's Day, January 1, on HBO Max. The special will also debut on TBS and Cartoon Network in spring 2022 ahead of the Warner Bros. Pictures theatrical debut of Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore, and will roll out globally with more details to come. Alumni of the film franchise will join the memorable tribute, including Helena Bonham Carter, Robbie Coltrane, Ralph Fiennes, Jason Isaacs, Gary Oldman, Imelda Staunton, Tom Felton, James Phelps, Oliver Phelps, Mark Williams, Bonnie Wright, Alfred Enoch, Matthew Lewis, Evanna Lynch, and Ian Hart, among others. You can see the teaser below.Per Warner's official announcement, Harry Potter 20th Anniversary: Return to Hogwarts "will honor the magic behind the making of the films and the beautiful family created at Warner Bros. Studios London two decades ago." It will also celebrate the legacy of the Harry Potter film franchise, and its impact on families and fans around the world."It has been an incredible journey since the debut of the Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone film, and witnessing how it has evolved into this remarkable interconnected universe has been magical to say the least," said Tom Ascheim, President, Warner Bros. Global Kids, Young Adults and Classics, in the announcement. "This retrospective is a tribute to everyone whose lives were touched by this cultural phenomenon-from the talented cast and crew who poured their heart and soul into this extraordinary film franchise to the passionate fans who continue to keep the Wizarding World spirit alive 20 years later." 0COMMENTS"There's magic in the air here with this incredible cast, as they all return home to the original sets of Hogwarts, where they began 20 years ago. The excitement is palpable as they prepare to take their fans on a very special and personal journey, through the making of these incredible films," said executive producer Casey Patterson. Produced by Warner Bros. Unscripted Television in association with Warner Horizon at the iconic Warner Bros. Studio Tour London-The Making of Harry Potter, Harry Potter 20th Anniversary: Return to Hogwarts is executive produced by Casey Patterson of Casey Patterson Entertainment (A West Wing Special to Benefit When We All Vote) and Pulse Films (Beastie Boys Story).Disclosure: ComicBook is owned by CBS Interactive, a division of ViacomCBS. That's all for today, please like , share , subscribe Thank you see you next time bye byeTrouver l'autre mystérieuxL'amour est un mystère pour ceux qui le vivent, un mystère pour ceux qui le regardent. Nous constatons, mais nous ne comprenons pas. Pourquoi ? Parce que ce qui nous lie à l'autre est inexplicable. Aimer vraiment, c'est aller vers quelqu'un, non pas seulement pour son image (sa beauté, sa ressemblance avec tel ou tel), ni pour ce qu'il symbolise (un père, une mère, le pouvoir, l'argent), mais pour son secret. 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Thank you for tuning in.  COLLABORATORS ABOUT MERRITT: Merritt Onsa is a trail guide for the passionate and creative Christian woman who wants to get over the fear of failure, comparison, and imposter syndrome in order to get moving on her God-shaped dream without wasting more time second-guessing herself, procrastinating, or trying to be perfect because it would be a tragedy if her dreams stayed hidden. Merritt hosts weekly conversations on The Devoted Dreamers Podcast talking with Christian women about their dreams, their fears, and how God has transformed their faith in the process of attempting courageous endeavors.    CONTACT MERRITT: Website:  https://www.merrittonsa.com Facebook Group:  https://www.facebook.com/groups/devoteddreamers Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/merrittjo/ Twitter:  https://twitter.com/merritto Podcast:  https://www.merrittonsa.com/podcast   ABOUT YOLANDA: Yolanda King is a confidence coach and the host of the She Called and Confident Podcast. She helps Christian women conquer their fears so they can tap into their potential and live out their calling with confidence without feeling boastful or out of alignment with God’s will.  She is passionate in leading women out of their insecurities, hurts and resistance to break through their upper limits and create a successful life they are proud of. She believes that everyone has a story and a calling that is going to make this world a better place.   CONTACT YOLANDA: Website:  https://shescalledandconfident.com Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/shescalledandconfidentbusiness Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/shescalledandconfident/ Podcast:  https://shescalledandconfident.com/podcast   ABOUT NATALIE: Natalie Arent is a personal branding coach for Christian female entrepreneurs struggling to get visible and gain momentum. 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Welcome back to BeREAL! This week, Diana and Ednesha are joined by Diana Limongi to discuss post election fatigue, pandemic exhaustion, and parenting during COVID. Diana Limongi is a bilingual nonprofit professional, blogger, activist, podcaster and Latina mom. On her blog she writes about motherhood, life in NYC and raising bilingual and multicultural kids. Her podcast, Parenting and Politics, seeks to inform, inspire and empower parents to take action and make a difference. As a nonprofit professional and activist, Diana has experience in digital content creation and organizing, working with organizations that help mothers, children and families. She has worked with the Aspen Institute, ZERO TO THREE, ParentsTogether, Global Kids, MomsRising/MamasConPoder and was a UN Shot@Life Champion.   Diana (from BeWELL) and Ednesha begin the episode by discussing the recent fatigue they have been feeling. This is a culmination of post election fatigue as well as exhaustion due to the long lasting COVID-19 pandemic. They discuss how seasonal affective disorder will only build on this as we enter the winter months. They also discuss how normally they don't disclose much about their current mood or mental health situation to patients, but during these times they find themselves being more candid than before.    Diana Limongi joins in the episode and begins by telling the hosts about how her life is going during quarantine. She quickly moves into talking about the 2020 election. She talks about the work that she did through donations and social media campaigns to spread knowledge about the different choices on the ballots. She advises parents how to manage their time if they would like to contribute to a political campaign, but might see it as too big of a commitment with their kids doing school from home. Diana (the host) brings up how voting is hard and the election fatigue she faced since she realized she was voting in New Jersey for the first time. Diana Limongi agrees that voting is complex, and shares some resources for people to get more informed about their local politics.    As the episode winds down, Limongi brings the focus of the conversation to the Department of Education. She outlines the issues she is seeing in regards to the DOE's reaction to COVID and how many of it's last minute decisions are inducing anxiety within parents. While voicing favorable solutions to the situations she is facing, Diana also offers some advice to parents of how to practice self care during these times.    Thank you for tuning into BeREAL this week! Be on the lookout for an all new episode next Tuesday. In the meantime, make sure to check out last week's episode with Randi Zinn about the Going Beyond Movement.    For more information on Diana Limongi, the Parenting and Politics Podcast, or any of her other work, check out the links below:   Podcast: www.parentingandpoliticspodcast.com   Instagram: www.instagram.com/ladydeelg   Podcast Instagram: www.instagram.com/parentingandpolitics   Twitter: www.twitter.com/dianalimongi   Podcast Twitter: www.twitter.com/parentingandpol   For more information on BeREAL (our psychotherapy podcast) and BeWELL (our psychotherapy practice in New York City) visit the links below:   To schedule a therapy appointment text BeWELL to 484848 today    www.beher-now.com    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Be.WELL.Psychotherapy/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bewell.psychotherapy/

Join us for a special live conversation with Homa Tavangar and Will Richardson from EMA's AC20! Homa's work has addressed themes of culture, innovation, leadership, global citizenship and global competence, and deep diversity, equity, belonging, and inclusion. She connects timely topics of the moment with the timeless desire to work with purpose and make a difference – whatever one's circumstances. Homa is the author of widely-acclaimed Growing Up Global: Raising Children to Be At Home in the World and newly released Global Kids activity cards from Barefoot Books. A former public school educator of 22 years, Will has spent the last 15 years developing an international reputation as a leading thinker and writer about the intersection of social online learning networks, education, and systemic change. In 2017, Will was named one of 100 global "Changemakers in Education" by the Finnish site HundrED, and was named one of the Top 5 "Edupreneurs to Follow" by Forbes. Homa and Will are co-founders of The Big Questions Institute.

Those who follow the Brave Educator podcast likely noted when a week ago, June 15, 2020 there was no Monday episode. I called it "taking a week off," but the truth is, the episode was already recorded. Not unlike the poem or prose I skip over in memoirs about the sexual violence, the rape, that I survived as a child, it's sometimes easier to just try to forget. I met Amita Swadhin back in January 2016 at USC during an Education Summit I directed. It was the first time in an education space I heard someone talk about sexual trauma. It was uncomfortable, but it was among a few moments when I felt I'd encountered someone more brave than me; and so it pushed me to consider those strategic silences I held onto. I could talk about being queer, about being HIV positive, about racial trauma...but not that. The reality is that it's still scary; and the scars that the experience had on me as a young child, has been not just a part of my struggle, but my story. I'm not who I am today without it. In Season 1, Episode 7, Amita and I talk about why the sexual violence we survived as children, far from making us less capable as professionals, makes us better at what we do. It's 10:15 pm on the day I generally share the new podcast first in the morning. Maybe I'm still nervous about releasing it. Perhaps a part of me fears what exposing this may mean for how others view me going forward. Maybe they will see me as all the more brave. Maybe they will understand what it feels like to be on a life-long journey ... to be protected.Amita Swadhin is an educator, storyteller, activist and consultant dedicated to fighting interpersonal and institutional violence against young people. Her commitments and approach to this work stem from her experiences as a genderqueer, femme queer woman of color, daughter of immigrants, and years of abuse by her parents, including eight years of rape by her father. They are a frequent speaker at colleges, conferences and community organizations nationwide, and a consultant with over fifteen years of experience in nonprofits serving low-income, immigrant and LGBTQ youth of color in Los Angeles and New York City. Amita has been publicly out as a survivor of child sexual abuse since she interned at the U.S. Department of Justice Office of Violence Against Women in 1997. In 2016, Amita received a two-year Just Beginnings Collaborative Fellowship, allowing them to work full-time to end child sexual abuse and to help survivors heal. From March 2012 to September 2015, Amita was the Los Angeles Executive Director of Peer Health Exchange, a national nonprofit empowering teens to make healthy decisions. In the fall of 2015, they were the Interim Executive Director of API Equality-LA, whose mission is to build power in the Asian and Pacific Islander community to achieve LGBTQ equality and racial and social justice. Amita has held positions at Legal Momentum, Global Kids, Make the Road NY, Sadie Nash Leadership Project and Kingsborough Community College (CUNY), and served as the final Board Chair of the National Youth Advocacy Coalition, a national organization advocating for and with LGBTQ youth. Amita is also a published author. Their writing has been featured on The Feminist Wire and The Huffington Post, and in the anthologies Dear Sister: Letters from Survivors of Sexual Violence (AK Press, 2014) and Queering Sexual Violence (Magnus Books, 2016). She holds a Master's in Public Administration degree from New York University, where she was a Catherine B. Reynolds Fellow in Social Entrepreneurship, and a BS in Foreign Service from Georgetown University.

Big Day, Happy Earth Day! Today on the show...Jaysa Hunter-Mellers' dynamic speeches at rallies and her testimony at City Hall helped shut down the coal-fired power plant that was causing her asthma. Jaysa has become a passionate advocate for environmental justice and for national school civic education so that kids—and adults, too—can learn how to participate in their own governance, take action, and speak to power like she did. At 14 years old, Jaysa continues to galvanize audiences with a courage and wisdom. She has been a Youth Leadership Panel Participant at​ ​OMEGA's 2019 Drawdown Conference​ and co-led YVFP's Civic Engagement and Democracy workshop at the Ashokan Center's 2020​ ​Youth Empowerment & Sustainability Summit (YESS!)​.Jaysa won admission to the ​Fairchild Wheeler Interdistrict Multi-Magnet Campus​ where she attends the Information Technology and Software Engineering School. Its mission is to create a culture for passionate investigators to develop solutions for the global community that lead to fulfilling careers. Jaysa is active in her school's Debate Team where she's frequently won 1st place. In addition to her school Drama Club, Jaysa's been lead singer and performer for several theatrical productions at the 80-year-old, Broadway-sized ​Klein Memorial Auditorium​. Jaysa's other pursuits include Vex Robotics Team, Gender and Sexuality Alliance Club, and Student Council. She's participated in the Girls Leadership Summit at Fairfield University and the STEM Girls Who Code Summit at Bridgeport University. Jaysa is also a TIME Kid Hero for the Planet.Lynne Cherry, Author, Illustrator, originator, producer and director of the Young Voices for the Planet films, is well-known for her popular children's books especially her rain forest classic, The Great Kapok Tree and her environmental history A River Ran Wild. Lynne Cherry is the founder of YVFP and currently a Visiting Scholar at the Benjamin Center @ SUNY New Paltz. Lynne is collaborating with a variety of interdisciplinary partners to bring the YVFP film series and curriculum into NY schools and working with the Mid-Hudson Teacher Center on a professional development series for educators interested in integrating civic engagement, climate education and environmental justice into their classrooms.Young Voices for the Planet made a short doc film about Jaysa's story, Words Have Power. The film educates people about climate change and its effects upon humans, social justice in relation to climate justice, and environmental racism. Jaysa and Lynne have spoken after film screenings including the ​Belmont World Film Festival​ and the ​Climate Action Film Festival​. Here's the Words Have Power lesson plan.The mission of the Young Voices for the Planet film series is to to limit the magnitude of climate change and its impacts by empowering children and youth, through uplifting and inspiring success stories, to take an essential role in informing their communities — and society at large, challenging decision-makers, and catalyzing change. They document youth speaking out, creating solutions and leading the change. These youth solutions to the climate crisis include stories of California kids banning plastic bags, Florida students saving their school $53,000 in energy costs, an 11-year-old German boy planting millions of trees and other young people changing laws, changing minds and changing society as they reduce the carbon footprint of their homes, schools and communities.Some vital YVFP partners:Zinn Education Project's - Teach Climate Justice ("Words Have Power" is included among these resources)Our Children's Trust (Juliana v US) Making the Case forScience-Based Climate ActionCELF (Children's Environmental Literacy Foundation) where students and teachers view "Words Have Power" as part of their citizen-science program and use AirBeam air quality monitors to check air pollution in their own neighborhood, making the links between contaminants, environmental policy and environmental health. They then work in teams to synthesize their findings and recommendations, and share these with their community.YVFP also supports these state and federal initiatives:New York State Senator Todd Kaminsky has introduced Senate Bill S6837that establishes a climate change education grant program. In 2016, thanks to a campaign by ACE and Global Kids, the NYC Council passed Resolution 0375-2014calling on the New York State Department of Education to include climate change lessons in the State's K-12 curriculum.Spurred by youth climate strikers, California Congresswoman, Barbara Lee, introduced a House resolution - H.Res 574 - in September 2019, supporting the teaching of climate change in U.S. schools.And last but not least, here are a few links showing the relationship between Air Pollution & Corona VirusWired: Pandemic has led to huge drop in air pollutionTime: Global Air Pollution down due to corona virusNYT: Air Pollution linked to higher corona deathsFast Company reports similarly in this April 2020 article by Adele Peters: "The Most Polluted Parts of the US Are More At Risk for Coronavirus Deaths."In an April 2020 Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health Study, "Exposure to air pollution and COVID-19 mortality in the United States", researchers found:"…that an increase of only 1 g/m3 in PM2.5 [fine particulate matter] is associated with a 15% increase in the COVID-19 death rate, 95% confidence interval (CI) (5%, 25%). Results are statistically significant and robust to secondary and sensitivity analyses." For the Full Mystic Mamma report you can jump over here! And Divine Harmony! And Theresa's New Moon Meditation tonight via Zoom!Today's show was engineered by Ida Hakkila of Radio Kingston, www.radiokingston.org.We heard music from our fave, Shana Falana, http://www.shanafalana.com/ and "East Side West Side" the third single from The Mammals soon to be released album Nonet.Feel free to email me, say hello: she@iwantwhatshehas.orgLeave me a voicemail with your thoughts or a few words about who has what you want and why! 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American Expat Tia describes moving to Lebanon at age 6 and what it was like to integrate with the local culture including learning Arabic. She talks about adjusting to life in another country, making friends, and how her family grew closer together as a result of the move. After six years it was time for another move, this time to Malta. She talks about life as an expat there, studying at an all-girls school, and being an expat teenager. Tia had one final expat move at the age of sixteen, when her family came to the Netherlands. She was nervous about what fitting in, but soon discovered a warm and welcoming social environment at her international school. Tia's insight is a valuable resource to teens and parents of expat teens. In the interview, Tia will specifically discuss:+ Keeping in touch with friends after moving+ Local integration/school/language AND international school/Native language+ Advice for other teens becoming expats+ How this lifestyle has helped her prepare for the future.Find the shownotes to episode 12 here.

Born in the Bay Area and a California native, Austin and his family moved to Colorado in 2018 to start a new life in the mountains. In the span of three months, his wife had a baby, he started a new job, bought a house, and moved to a new state. He’s a husband and a father of two boys with tons of energy and a love for life. Traveling has been a part of his life since childhood, and has been a passion that he’s been trying to instill in his boys from day one. Austin knows that travel sets the stage for global conversations with kids. He started his blog, Formative Adventures, as a platform for parents to tell the stories of those formative moments that have shaped them through travel and adventure. Quick LinksFormative Adventures

Jeanne and her son, Tai, have been learning by living in the world by traveling full-time for over two years. Faced with the need to homeschool, Jeanne got creative and took their life on the road. Their adventures started with a tour of Southeast Asia which shortly led into a camper van excursion through Eastern Europe. In addition to her web development business, Jeanne is the voice behind Learning to Breathe Abroad where she chronicles their travels and provides homeschooling resources. Quick LinksLearning to Breathe AbroadWorldschooling Resources

Amelia is the blogger behind A Winter Escape and the mother of two young boys currently living in Adelaide, South Austalia. She travels with her sons to open their eyes to new cultures and ways of life, to see new things, and to normalize cultural differences. Amelia loves a good Mai Tai and knows what to do if you see a deadly Australian animal.After an extensive career in the tourism industry and with the birth of her first son, she realized she wanted more out of life. So she went back to school to study Psychology and is soon to finish her degree.Amelia has an incredible perspective on the world and how to raise children to be open-minded global citizens. She is passionate and unapologetic. Her blog, A Winter Escape, aims to inspire parents, particularly mums, to maintain their identity after parenthood.

On this episode, we are joined by Dr. Elizabeth Bishop, Adjunct Assistant Professor of Youth Studies Program at the City University of New York and Director of Curriculum and Outcomes Evaluation at Global Kids. We chat about her childhood passion for soccer, her Drop Knowledge Project, her book Becoming Activist: Critical Literacy and Youth Organizing, and so much more!!

Ariam Mogos is a learning technologist, a designer, an educator, and a social activist working at the intersection of education, human rights, and global development. Currently an Education Innovation Specialist with UNICEF Innovation, she was previously the Director of Digital Learning and Leadership for Global Kids and an active member of the Hive NYC Learning Network. Ariam is also the founder of the Nairobi Play Project, a game design and computer programming initiative that equips urban refugee youth with 21st-century skills while supporting their integration into Kenyan society. We chat about her upbringing and all of this amazing work she has been doing!

International bestseller R.A Spratt is the creator of the Friday Barnes and Nanny Piggins kids book series. With a love of the absurd and a rapid-fire wit, Rachel started her career writing political comedy before making the unexpected leap into kids TV and becoming a global writing star. In conversation, Rachel shares how 10 jokes broke her into writing for Good News Week; the black humour of the Clinton era; the joys of writing for a boisterous anarchic pig; how to break the rules of kids TV; and where the clues for an 11 year old girl detective come from. The very funny and engaging R.A Spratt can be found on Twitter: @RASPratt and via her website: www.raspratt.com

Kazi Ateea is a passionate activist for climate change—and she's young, only 16 at the time she recorded this interview. Since learning about climate change, and seeing the impacts on her family and community, Kasi has become a youth leader on the climate stage. Here, she talks about how her birthplace has influenced her activism.

Annie Willis is from the outskirts of New York City—the Rockaways, a neighborhood on the Atlantic Ocean. When this interview was recorded, she was a senior in high school, and for the last two years had been a part of Global Kids, a NYC and DC-based nonprofit helping underserved youth achieve leadership in their communities and beyond. She wanted to talk about where she was from, and what led her to become a climate activist.

The winner and finalists from this year's Brooke W. Mahoney Award for Outstanding Board Leadership sit down with Dean David Birdsell of the Baruch College School of Public Affairs and Chair of VCG Governance Matters for a frank conversation about what makes their Boards–and their organizations–successful. Organizations represented include Transportation Alternatives, Global Kids, The New York Bar Foundation, Queens Community House, and Reach the World.

The winner and finalists from this year’s Brooke W. Mahoney Award for Outstanding Board Leadership sit down with Dean David Birdsell of the Baruch College School of Public Affairs and Chair of VCG Governance Matters for a frank conversation about what makes their Boards–and their organizations–successful. Organizations represented include Transportation Alternatives, Global Kids, The New York Bar Foundation, Queens Community House, and Reach the World.

Barry Joseph (Globalkids Bixby-SL), Director of Global Kids Online Leadership Program - "(Educator's) History of the Teen Grid - A Global Kids Choose-Your-Own-Best-Practices Adventure". Barry delivers a brief history of the Global Kids program on the Teen Grid in Second Life, and demonstrates a tool they developed to incorporate audience participation into Second Life presentations. Best Practices in Education

Ronnie is joined by Carole Artigiani, founder and Exec. Dir. of Global Kids. Its mission is to educate and inspire urban youth to become global citizens and community leaders by engaging them in academically rigorous, content-rich learning experiences.

Host Robert Bloomfield talks with Barry Joseph, director of Online Leadership Program at Global Kids and Marc N. Weiss, founder of Web Lab about a new documentary for HBO titled "Meeting Online". The project allows people to tell their own stories about making real connections, good and bad, through internet destinations.Metanomics

“Aha” Moments from RezEd.org and Global Kids as described by Rik Panganiban (RL) - Rik Riel (SL), moderated by Marty Snowpaw Best Practices in Education

A quick discussion with Dan Hunter regarding the State of Play (conference series). There's also a dialogue with Peggy Sheehy and Darren Towers who discuss virtual worlds in middle schools with Barry Joseph of Global Kids. Agree, disagree, like, don't like...? Feel free to leave a comment at http://mediasnackers.com/2009/05/ms-podcast138-rezed-podcast32/

Barry Joseph (of Global Kids) interview Deborah Fields, a doctoral student at the University of California. Over the past two years she had spent innumerable hours in Whyville, a virtual world for tweens, studying Whyvillian news articles, an after-school club that played on Whyville, cheat sites about Whyville, becoming an established, wealthy citizen on the platform and paying off her loan for an exclusive Whyville car. Agree, disagree, like, don't like...? Feel free to leave a comment at http://mediasnackers.com/2008/11/mediasnackers-podcast125-rezed-podcast20/

A joint podcast with Global Kids and YALSA (Young Adult Library Services Association) interviewing Kelly Czarnecki, a Technology Education Librarian, at ImaginOn with the Public Library of Charlotte & Mecklenburg County. Kelly has been volunteering in a teen jail in the United States, where for the first time incarcerated youth are able to log in to the virtual world of Teen Second Life and participate in Global Kids' and Youth Venture's Dream it. Do it. Initiative. Agree, disagree, like, don't like...? Feel free to leave a comment at http://mediasnackers.com/2008/10/ms-podcast123-rezed-podcast18/

Featuring an interview conducted by Barry Joseph of Global Kids at the recent GLS Conference with Dr James Paul Gee, a big time expert in the academic field of gaming and learning. Agree, disagree, like, don't like...? Feel free to leave a comment at http://mediasnackers.com/2008/08/mediasnackers-podcast117-rezed-podcast12/

Featuring an interview conducted by Barry Joseph of Global Kids at the recent GLS Conference with a mother and son about their experience and focus on virtual worlds. Agree, disagree, like, don't like...? Feel free to leave a comment at http://mediasnackers.com/2008/07/mediasnackers-podcast116-rezed-podcast11/

Barry Joseph is the Director of the Online Leadership Program and Rafi Santo, Online Leadership Program Associate for Global Kids. Agree, disagree, like, don't like...? Feel free to leave a comment at http://mediasnackers.com/2006/11/mediasnackers-podcast52/