Podcasts about helperase

"Right now, we are demanding authenticity and transparency and every business is in the business of building trust. And trust isn’t built by a logo or technology, it’s built by people. The question now is how do you get in front of other people so you can begin to develop that trust.   That’s where digital empathy comes in for me. We have to know who we are, and we have to commit ourselves to listening to and connecting with our audience.”    You have to ask yourself, “Does this technology enhance my life?" And that causes us to ask, “What would an improvement to my life actually look like”? It spurs us into complexity, to contemplate how our relationship with technology is influencing what we believe and who we are.    And in today’s world, we have more ways to amplify a message than ever before. That’s important to remember, as it eliminates a lot of excuses that have prevented us from being a more connected society, up till now. Yes, social media can create noise, but it can also foster inertia and momentum towards a more deeply connected and harmonized society. 

I often talk about the value of social media to help change the world and make it a better place.  Talking about it is a start but to truly make an impact we must put it into action. Last year I discovered an organization known as ERASE a group of leaders dedicated to erasing the child trafficking epidemic here in the United States.   ERASE’s mission is to: "be a unifying voice creating a cultural shift in the perception of child trafficking, working towards its eradication by empowering action against this inhumanity through education, recovery and life reclamation!" For this mission to succeed it requires money, donations and people coming together and although the topic is often hard to talk about and it's something we wish didn't exist, it won't stop if we close our eyes or ignore the problem. Last year I did a live video around the data and hard core facts linked to child trafficking which you can watch below but this year we took it a step further and I did an interview with Officer Marc Marty better known as @iDigitalCop on social on what parents can if their child goes missing and what we as a community can do to make social media and the digital world a safer place for children. FOMOfanz is about turning FEAR into JOY and I believe we can do just that by educating people on this important topic. Links Mentioned during the show:  https://safesmartsocial.com/ www.uknowkids.com/ https://www.teensafe.com/ This interview was done to bring awareness to July 30th a day dedicated to educating the world about human trafficking known as "World Day against Trafficking in Persons"  World Day Against Trafficking In Persons is July 30th Human trafficking is a crime that exploits women, children and men for numerous purposes including forced labour and sex. The International Labour Organization estimates that 21 million people are victims of forced labour globally. This estimate also includes victims of human trafficking for labour and sexual exploitation. While it is not known how many of these victims were trafficked, the estimate implies that currently, there are millions of trafficking in persons victims in the world. (Read More here on the united nations webpage!) Please donate to Erase if you have the means to do so and at the very least share this podcast episode and post with your community so together we can educate, inspire and move one step closer to a country and world without human trafficking. www.erasechildtrafficking.org  

Indie Music LIVE! - Ep. 46 The NEW & IMPROVED "Indie Music LIVE - Ep. 46" Tonight's featured artist is Chris Swan aka Luppy & Living Luppy - Learn more about his music and his quest to lose over 200lbs! Watch and SUPPORT! We're also playing music from Vintage High Sounds & Seers Produced by Enlightened Audiovisual We're proud to be involved in the movement to #HelpErase human trafficking. Find out more at ERASE Child Trafficking.

We've made it all the way to episode 43 and we're not stopping anytime soon! #VirtualReality winners will be announced very soon but NOT IN THIS EPISODE!! Stay tuned! In this episode we feature the band Traverse Town out of the Botson, MA area. The guys are a band of 3 cousins and are making some amazing music that you certainly do not want to miss! The guys actually have one of their songs in the finals for the #VR competition! Also in this episode we take a listen to the band Killvan and mexican #Funk group Guacamole Oficial. If you need musician services or are looking to submit your music for consideration please visit http://www.indiemusicplus.com to get started! We support the ERASE Child Trafficking movement and we suggest you do as well. #HelpErase