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Foreign Relations Council 2023 marks the 75th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. On UN Day this year we are honoring that historic agreement by emphasizing the rights of youth, especially the right to quality education. We are joined by UNA Global Goals Ambassador Virgil Parker speaking about the importance of SDG #4, Quality Education.Virgil Parker is a U.S. Fulbright Alum, community advocate, and Howard University graduate with a degree in Journalism and a minor in Afro-American studies. Virgil served as a White House HBCU Competitiveness Scholar for the White House Initiative on HBCUs. Currently, Mr. Parker is a television producer for News10NBC (WHEC-TV). Mr. Parker has moderated and participated in national and regional conversations regarding various topics such as The Future of HBCUs in the COVID-19 Era, Philanthropic Equity for Minority Serving Institutions, and Bringing Local Governments And HBCUs Together and more. Most recently, he executive produced two projects commemorating the 45th Anniversary of Education and Sharing Day and the 60th Anniversary of The Equal Pay Act of 1963. His work has been included in media outlets such as Forbes, The Hill, iHeartRadio, Blavity, HBCU Buzz, and Diverse Issues In Higher Education.For more information about the Iowa City Foreign Relations Council, visit icfrc.org.

In this episode we interview Matthew Reeds who is the new Deputy Director of Baltimore Homecoming. We discuss the city's unique assets and Baltimore Homecoming's mission to connect Baltimoreans from across the world with our city's leaders and innovators to spark new collaborations and drive new investments in Baltimore's future.  We envision a world where Baltimore is recognized as a leading hub for social & private sector entrepreneurship and where local leaders work hand-in-hand with a global network of Baltimoreans to advance a more prosperous and just city.  Furthermore Matthew has served on various boards including the Board of Regents of Morgan State University and The Morgan State University Foundation. Matthew has become one of Baltimore's rising young adults in the areas of philanthropy, business, and community service, recently named to HBCU Buzz's Top 30 under 30 and by the Baltimore Business Journal as a Person on the Move. 

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Resilience and mindset expert, keynote speaker and published writer, Chazz Scott tells us how to take control of our thoughts and then control of our LIVES! Find him at www.chazzscott.com. He has been named BE Modern Man by Black Enterprise Magazine, selected as Top 30 Under 30 by HBCU Buzz, and was a recipient of The Positive People Award by The Baltimore Times. HIs IG page is filled with insightful, helpful, encouraging messages of knowledge and wisdom to better our lives, including a post discussing the need to regularly do a mental diet. His usage of the phrase "mental wellness" is an example of his commitment to positivity and positive language. A scientist by trade, Chazz has the remarkable ability to understand and explain in the most practical, easy-to-grasp and understand way the power of thinking and having an awareness of thoughts to ultimately lead your life in a better direction. WHAT ELSE IS REMARKABLE: HE OFFERS THESE TEACHINGS AND SERVICES TO KIDS 11-18 AS WELL AS ADULTS! How aware are you of what you're thinking? Maybe you feel convinced that fear isn't a factor in your life, but lemme ask you this: Did you not land that job? Not launch that business? Not nail that interview? What if your behavior caused those things to happen, behaviors…showing a lack of confidence or some worry. Our behaviors are connected to our thoughts. So while you're thinking you're not afraid or intimidated or scared, your behavior is showing otherwise BECAUSE our behaviors are aligned with our thoughts – EVEN thoughts and beliefs we're not consciously aware that we're holding on to. And this can ultimately get in the way of our success and achieving goals. Deep, right? This is the kind of thing you'll learn about from my brilliant guest on this episode of DBC! His name is Chazz Scott, and we are talking about mental wellness. But not just like it's some buzzword. No. Specific points on healthy mind lifestyle changes YALL! That connect with you actually accomplishing big wild dreams or small daily goals, and GET THIS — not just for adults! For our children too? How to be mentally well, ways to think to be successful — in middle school?! And high school. They're not teaching this stuff in schools, to young people! But my guest is! Who's teaching this stuff to our kids, Black kids? My guest today…and he can teach yours too, so listen. Time flies. It's already a month into this new year! Coming up on Black History Month. We want to get it right this time! To start that business, write that book, leave that job, try that idea! You are tuned into the right show, you don't want to miss the amazing Chazz Scott, a resilience and mindset expert who's dropping gem after gem on just how powerful the mind is and then what WE NEED TO DO WITH THAT POWER to get us where we're trying to go. And i'm like some of you, thinking I've heard this mind stuff before – NOPE. You ain't heard it like Chazz Scott is delivering it. He makes goal achievement and accomplishing things in general so practical and doable. I'm telling you! Get your notetaking apps out, get your voice recorder ready bc you wanna keep some of these tips to live by. Seriously. And at the end of the mindsets conversation, there is a bonus portion of Chazz talking about THE legendary Dr. Freeman Hrabowski. Stay tuned for that bc whenever UMBC president and civil rights icon Hrabowski is involved, there's always some knowledge dropping. And then you don't wanna miss my wrap up where I tell you about the upcoming show and a new twist on career and technical colleges high schools and the long term earning potential that might make you rethink them as solid, viable options for you or your child. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dailybordercrossings/message

On this episode we had a special guest. Charles "Chazz" Scott is a cyber defense engineer, keynote speaker, mind coach, published writer. We discussed epigenetics, defeating victimhood mentality, overcoming mental obstacles, why your mind is your greatest asset and much more. He is the Founder of Supra Mentem, LLC., a mind consulting agency, specializing in coaching entrepreneurs, executives, and creatives with practical strategies, secrets, and the scientific understanding of the human mind to propel the everyday person towards their deepest desires. Chazz is also the Executive Director & Chief Creative Optimist of Positively Caviar, Inc., a grassroots 501(c)(3) nonprofit, focused on instilling mental resilience by way of intentional positive thinking and helping to combat mental health stigmas in underserved communities. Chazz has been named a BE Modern Man by Black Enterprise Magazine, selected as Top 30 Under 30 by HBCU Buzz, and a recipient of The Positive People Award by The Baltimore Times. Chazz is a contributing writer to Thrive Global and The Baltimore Times. For more information and to learn more about us you can follow him on social media. Website: Chazz Scott https://www.chazzscott.com/ and Positively Caviar, Inc. https://staybasedandpositive.com/ Instagram: Chazz Scott @mr_caviar, Positively Caviar, Inc. @positivelycaviar, Supra Mentem, LLC @supramentem Twitter: Chazz Scott @Mr_CaViar, Positively Caviar, Inc. @PositiveCaviar Follow us on Instagram Life On A Mission Podcast @loampod Steph: Instagram @misterbottles and Twitter @GEDSuccessStory Fonz: Instagram @fonz_onamission27 and Twitter @onamission_27

Dennis Richmond, Jr. was born in Yonkers, Westchester County, New York. He now resides in a co-op in Yonkers. Less than one month after graduating, he led a rally after the outcome of the shooting of Trayvon Martin. After only one day of promoting the event, the turnout was over 200 people.  Since October of 2013, he was reaching out to guidance counselors to speak to students about college. In 2014, he began doing just that. In April 2015, he was featured on the 36th annual “UNCF An Evening of Stars!” where superstars Big Sean, Toni Braxton, Jussie Smollett, and others performed, he was awarded a $25,000 UNCF scholarship. In 2016, he was selected as one of HBCU BUZZ’s 30 Under 30. Founder and Director of The New York-New Jersey HBCU Initiative, he was awarded close to a dozen scholarships and has been featured in newspapers and on television across the country. He was awarded the HRHS Appreciation Award (2015), a Proclamation from the Office of Yonkers Mayor Mike Spano (2017), a Citation from the Office of Brooklyn Borough President Eric L. Adams (2017), and a Citation of Merit from Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz, Jr. He is one of the Branch, Banking, and Trust’s (BB&T’s) Leadership Institute’s Emerging Leaders. In May of 2017, Richmond graduated Magna Cum Laude from Claflin University with a Bachelor of Arts in African and African American Studies. Dennis Richmond, Jr. is also the Founder of The Dennis E. Richmond, Jr. Scholarship for Black Excellence, an annual scholarship awarded to a graduating senior in Yonkers. Richmond has a passion for education, public speaking, genealogy, music, photography, and history. Richmond is now a substitute teacher in Yonkers, who goes by the name of Mr. R.

If you love the Amerikan Therapy Podcast send us a text and join us on the couch. Text us at +1 (202) 800-2355 and let us know what topics you want us to cover. Be ready because we might ask you to be a guest on the show. Charles (Chazz) Scott is a published writer, mental resilience speaker, marathoner, self-empowerment workshop curator, and a full-time Cyber Defense Technologist from Ellicott City, Maryland. He holds both a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science and a Master of Science degree in Cyber Security from Hampton University.Chazz has worked alongside some of the most brilliant minds in national security including nuclear physicists at the National Nuclear Security Administration’s Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL), what many consider to be “the smartest square mile on Earth.” As a Cyber Defense Analyst at the Nuclear Lab, Chazz contributed to developing a large-scale network web simulation capability to assist in risk-based cyber defensive strategies to counter enterprise-level cyber threats and increase global network situational awareness. His contributions allowed researchers to effectively model network simulations using three high-performance computing (HPC) clusters which include Cab, Hera, and Catalyst. All three supercomputers were previously listed in the Top500 List of the fastest computers in the world. Currently, Chazz works for the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) as a Cyber Defense Engineer defending and responding to global cyber threats to ensure the protection of our nation’s satellites in space and geospatial imagery to provide to the Intelligence Community, Department of Defense, and policymakers on Capitol Hill.Additionally, Chazz is the Executive Director & Chief Creative Optimist of Positively Caviar, Inc. based in the Baltimore-Washington metropolitan area. Positively Caviar, Inc. is a grassroots 501(c)3 that focuses on empowering, inspiring, and motivating all human beings, with a special emphasis on youth, to instill mental resilience by way of intentional positive thinking. His team travels across the Mid-Atlantic delivering high-intensity speaking engagements and hosting their signature B.U.I.L.D. Self-Empowerment workshops that are designed to understand and apply the secrets and science behind the human mind. Chazz has been named a BE Modern Man of 2019 by Black Enterprise Magazine and selected #2 as Top 30 Under 30 by HBCU Buzz. Chazz is a monthly contributor writer to The Baltimore Times.Email:Instagram: @mr_caviarWebsite: https://staybasedandpositive.com/Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/AMERIKANTHERAPY)

In this episode, Patrick Buchanan welcomes to the podcast founder and CEO of HBCU Buzz, Luke Lawal. HBCU Buzz is a media outlet that focuses primary on historically black colleges and universities. It is the leading source of HBCU news, sports and entertainment. Luke discusses the inspiration that sparked HBCU Buzz and provides advice to aspiring entrepreneurs looking to start their own businesses. Luke talks about the common misconception surrounding millennials and challenges the negative sentiment that often accompanies this label. Patrick and Luke discuss Black History Month and the importance of celebrating being black and black culture. Finally, Luke elaborates on the value he places on his time and the goals he is setting in 2019 to be more time efficient in every endeavor.   

Johnny Bailey is a Social Entrepreneur and Executive Director of The ShineHard Family, a 501(c)3 organization based in Washington DC. ShineHard's mission is to recognize and connect the nation's top black millennial leaders, then unify them to educate and inspire the next generation of young black leaders. The ShineHard Family is comprised of entrepreneurs, artists, and corporate innovators from companies like ESPN, Google, Nike, Amazon, CNN, & more. Primarily focused on economic empowerment for people of color, ShineHard leverages relationships to seamlessly transfer knowledge from today’s outstanding leaders to the future professionals and black business owners. In five years, ShineHard’s community programs have empowered 2000+ DC millenials and reached over 100,000 viewers online. A native of Petersburg, Virginia, Johnny has been recognized by the Washington Wizards for outstanding leadership, was named Top 30 under 30 by HBCU Buzz and recently Top 35 Millennial Influencers by NBT Talks. Johnny is also a former Track & Field standout from Hampton University and earned a Master’s Degree in Marketing, respectively. DURING THIS EPISODE WE DISCUSSED: Using your influence to create future Black leaders The importance of the visibility of Black success The power of a virtual mentor Leveraging your relationships to transfer knowledge Thank you so much for listening! If you liked this episode, please subscribe to “The Black to Business Podcast” and rate and review wherever you listen to podcasts: For complete show notes and resources mentioned for this episode go to: blacktobusiness.com/ep34-johnnybailey OTHER PLACES TO LISTEN: Apple | Stitcher | Google Play STAY CONNECTED: Johnny:  Website | Instagram | Twitter Black to Business:  Website | Instagram | Twitter | Facebook

Join Mush & Ollie D as we delve in the the nitty gritty of HBCU life. Joined by our future homeslice Sonia M. , Jr. Editor in Cheif over at HBCUBuzz. Check out HBCUBuzz.com today! This episode is produced by : Ollie D. Educate yo' mind! Mush & Ollie are joined by Youtube Personality Miss P and she adds a great element to this weeks show. Settle down and listen as we groove through a bunch of topics including Philly's most prized Boxer. SHOP OUR SPONSORS ITunes Pick of the Week: Grab it on ITunes Now Tory Lanez- Say It https://geo.itunes.apple.com/us/album/say-it-single/id1022566742?at=1000lqP&mt=1&app=music Bevel 20% off your first months by using the code CWFP. Shave smarter today! www.jdoqocy.com/click-7904693-120…953-1426194926000 Lyft $20 Off first ride for new customers with code: Lyft16off Let us know what you think! Join the Conversation on FaceBook --bit.ly/cwffb Subscribe/RATE on ITUNES-- bit.ly/cwfp1 Visit our website: www.cwfpodcast.com Interested in helping with the show? Head to cwfpodcast.com and click on BE AN INTERN. Follow Us on Social Media Mush King Twitter.com/Mush_FCB Instagram.com/Mush_FCB Ollie D. Twitter.com/OllieD213 Brought to you by Fly Credentials Brand(www.14fly.com)