Podcasts about inspiring girls

Have you ever wondered what Portuguese women are like? This week we are joined by an amazing Portuguese women. Joana Frias Costa is a mom, a business woman and the founder of a wonderful initiative called ‘Inspiring Girls'. Joana chats to Dylan about why she started ‘Inspiring Girls', why their are so many Portuguese women who inspire and why she is blessed to call Portugal her home. FOLLOW OUR GUESTSJoana on LinkedinInspiring Girls websiteABOUT PORTUGAL THE SIMPLE LIFE PODCAST: "Portugal - The simple life”, an insider's perspective to Portugal. We already know about Portugal's fantastic weather, food and beaches. In this podcast, we go deeper to meet the people who make this country so wonderful. Dylan, who has made his life in Portugal, shares an insider's perspective on what makes Portugal the unique, beautiful and fantastic country it is.  Join him and his guests weekly as they shed light on the incredible people, culture, history and lifestyle that make Portugal one of the world's best places to live! Don't forget to subscribe to our Podcast to receive more stories about living and moving to Portugal!  ⭐ EXCLUSIVE FOR SUBSCRIBERS⭐ If you're looking to buy a home in Portugal, book a 30-minute call with Dylan here: BOOK A CALL There are only 5 slots available every week – EXCLUSIVE for our podcast subscribers! SPONSOR: Portugal Realty, a Leisure Launch group company, sponsors this episode.   FOLLOW US:Portugal The Simple Life WebsitePortugal The Simple Life FacebookPortugal The Simple Life InstagramPortugal The Simple Life XPortugal The Simple Life YouTubeFOLLOW OUR HOST: Dylan Herholdt - Portugal The Simple Life Podcast - LinkedIn Dylan Herholdt - Facebook Dylan The Simple Life - Instagram If you'd like to get in touch or share your experience with Portugal, Dylan would love to hear from you! Email: ola@portugal-the-simple-life.com WhatsApp: (+351) 910 571 613

Nos adentramos en una nueva edición del programa de Liderazgo y Empresa de Inspiring Girls y BBVA que llega a Pamplona para fortalecer las aptitudes de liderazgo en adolescentes, proporcionándoles herramientas prácticas en inteligencia emocional, comunicación y marca personal

How can we inspire girls to make a difference for God's Kingdom right now, not just someday when they're older? This is the heart of today's conversation on the Raising Godly Girls Podcast. Special weekend host Patti Garibay welcomes Dr. Tim Elmore, founder and CEO of Growing Leaders and a long-time advocate for raising up confident, Christ-following young people to lead and serve in impactful ways. With a career rooted in mentoring alongside leadership expert Dr. John Maxwell, Dr. Elmore has dedicated his life to helping the next generation develop the skills and confidence they need to make meaningful contributions for Christ.  In this empowering episode, Dr. Elmore and Patti explore how Christian parents can nurture leadership skills in their daughters, even when they feel too young or inexperienced. They discuss practical ways moms can help their girls turn failures into valuable life lessons, growing resilience and trust in God's plan. With wisdom drawn from Dr. Elmore's latest book, I Can't Wait!, the conversation is filled with encouraging stories of young people making real change for God's Kingdom—stories that will spark hope and possibility for every listener.  You'll discover key insights on how to help your daughter embrace her God-given potential, overcome challenges, and step confidently into the calling God has placed on her heart. Don't miss this conversation packed with timeless truths and actionable advice for raising a generation of strong, purpose-driven girls who are ready to be changemakers for Christ.  Check out Dr. Elmore's incredible work and his latest book I Can't Wait! at timelmore.com   Find an American Heritage Girls Troop near you, visit americanheritagegirls.org       Add even more Biblical wisdom to your parenting quiver, visit raisinggodlygirls.com

Inspiring Girls y Stellantis firman un convenio de colaboración para reducir la brecha digital en la España rural. Hablamos con Marta Pérez, presidenta de la Fundación Inspiring Girls. La Fundación Cibervoluntarios reivindica una educación en tecnología que tenga en cuenta la realidad conectada de los jóvenes. Tiene más información Óscar Espirítusanto, director de Innovación Educativa de la Fundación Cibervoluntarios. Éxito de la campaña “Pan para Siria”, que enviará 25 toneladas de harina a Siria con los más de 12.000 euros de recaudación. Entrevistamos a Julio Berzal, tesorero de Asociación de Apoyo al Pueblo Sirio.Escuchar audio

A group of kung fu nuns has displayed their martial arts skills to celebrate the long-awaited post-pandemic reopening of their convent. The women, from the Druk Amitabha Monastery in Nepal, say they want to inspire young girls to build strength and confidence.

Hosted by Mike Simmons. - Yumna is dedicated to astronomy education, inspiring girls in cities and isolated rural regions. - Often volunteers her own time and resources to follow her passion. - **Highlight:** Witness her incredible dedication to bringing the wonders of the universe to underserved communities.   Mike Simmons is the founder of Astronomy for Equity ( https://bmsis.org/astro4equity/ ). Others on the team, including people around the world in astronomy and space exploration, authors and philosophers, designers and artists and more will be added as the website is developed.   We've added a new way to donate to 365 Days of Astronomy to support editing, hosting, and production costs.  Just visit: https://www.patreon.com/365DaysOfAstronomy and donate as much as you can! Share the podcast with your friends and send the Patreon link to them too!  Every bit helps! Thank you! ------------------------------------ Do go visit http://www.redbubble.com/people/CosmoQuestX/shop for cool Astronomy Cast and CosmoQuest t-shirts, coffee mugs and other awesomeness! http://cosmoquest.org/Donate This show is made possible through your donations.  Thank you! (Haven't donated? It's not too late! Just click!) ------------------------------------ The 365 Days of Astronomy Podcast is produced by the Planetary Science Institute. http://www.psi.edu Visit us on the web at 365DaysOfAstronomy.org or email us at info@365DaysOfAstronomy.org.

En la cuarta hora de Capital Intereconomía seguimos con el consultorio de bolsa con Roberto Moro. En el Foro de la Inversión hablamos conMarta Pérez Dorao, presidenta de la Fundación Inspiring Girls sobre educación en finanzas para jóvenes adolescentes. Y terminamos con la intervención de Félix González, Socio director general de Capitalia Familiar Eafi , que recomienda los mejores fondos de inversión en el Consultorio de Fondos.

One day Viki saw on TV a crazy competition: Regular people who set out to row across the Atlantic. Right then and there she decided that she wanted to take up this challenge - all to inspire Women across the World to take up sports and beyond.Tune in to hear the first part of this two part episode, which focuses on Viki's motivation to take up such a challenge, the preparation, mental and strength training, raising 200k pounds in funds, and putting together a team while still working full-time. The story is truly mind-blowing.(00:00) Introduction and Welcome(01:07) Meet Victoria Monk: Athlete and Visionary(02:55) Vicky's Early Life and Love for Sports(04:05) Challenges and Gender Inequality in Sports(08:17) Inspiring Girls to Take Up Sports(17:55) The Atlantic Rowing Challenge(23:03) Preparing for the Atlantic Challenge(27:50) Finding the Right Team(35:03) Building a Strong Team: Psychological and Physical Preparation(37:53) The Final Team: Individual Strengths and Roles(47:17) Raising Funds: The Biggest Challenge(55:44) Training Regimen: Physical and Mental Preparation(01:03:07) OutroFollow Viki on IG: @vjmonkFollow Viki's rowing team on IG: @theresherowsFollow Bruna on IG: @justbrunathingsFollow Fabi on IG: @endurance_fabiTrain with Bruna: www.jornadaendurance.com

In this episode, EALA talks with Dr. Jacquie Horgan, the VP of Education at Full STEAM Forward, a non-profit organization that provides free, after-school STEAM programming to young girls of color from underserved communities. Listen in as they discuss how Full STEAM Forward is using UDL to reach all learners, and how they are advancing equity in education by inspiring girls to love science. To learn more, visit fullsteamforward.org  For the full transcript go to: bit.ly/5MinsWithFullSteamForward 

“We only become what we know so giving more representation and giving women more voices and stories really shows these girls all the paths that are possible to them.” - Erin Brown  Erin Brown is making a difference in the lives of girls across the world.  She's the Executive Director of Inspiring Girls USA, a non-profit organization with a mission to raise girls' aspirations and break down gender stereotypes by introducing girls to incredible role models and engaging them in meaningful conversations about their future. Through their events, workshops, and online video hub, they are introducing girls to the full variety of careers and options available to them and inspiring them to aim high. On this episode, Erin talks in-depth about the organization, her role, and all the opportunities they are creating for girls.  She also talks about her personal journey from growing up in a small town in Nebraska to following her adventurous spirit, studying and volunteering abroad.  Erin's passion and enthusiasm for Inspiring Girls is truly inspiring. If you would like to find out how you could get involved with the organization, please go to inspiringgirlsusa.org.  Please share the site with all the young girls you know out there so that they can be inspired, too!     --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tomgirltv/support

Se llaman 'novias que se quedan en casa' y es una de las últimas tendencias en Tik Tok. Su significado es exactamente el que parece: mujeres que deciden quedarse en el hogar mientras su pareja, por lo general hombre, trabaja para traer el dinero a casa. Aunque sea tendencia en las redes sociales, la cosa suena antigua. La duda, en pleno 2024, es: ¿las novias se quedan en casa o las mujeres ya no lloran, las mujeres facturan? Hablamos con Marta Pérez Dorao, presidenta de Inspiring Girls. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Boyd sits down with some of the fantastic women from the Women Tech Council’s SheTech program to talk about their upcoming Explorer Day on March 14th. SheTech was created to activate, engage and inspire young women into pursuing careers in STEM by giving them access to female mentorship and industry inspiration! #ImagineThePossibilities

Esta fundación busca aumentar las aspiraciones de las jóvenes y las niñas y ayudarles a recuperar la confianza perdida. 

In this episode, Teresa Senyah is joined by Callie Winch and Julia Piekarczyk from Stemettes. They discuss their current advocacy work at Stemettes and their new STEAM seasons framework.

On this week's episode of The 1 Girl Revolution Podcast, we welcome Kimba Langas, co-founder of Free the Girls - a nonprofit organization that provides economic empowerment and reintegration services to survivors of sex trafficking. Kimba is an Emmy-award winning producer and 20+ year veteran of the television and video production industry, and she has always had a passion for storytelling. In 2010, as a new mother and freelancer, the story of modern-day slavery and sex trafficking wasn't even on her radar.  But when her friend Dave asked Kimba to partner with him on a new organization he wanted to start to empower survivors of sex trafficking, she said “yes!” and jumped all in. Little did she know how the issue of sex trafficking and her work with Free the Girls would change her life.  Free The Girls is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization offering sustainable economic opportunities among other integral reintegrative services to survivors of sex trafficking. Free the Girls exists to help women escaping sex trafficking reintegrate into their communities and reclaim their lives. They do that through micro-entrepreneurship and helping these survivors build their own businesses. While it may not intuitively seem to be the first step for women to begin their healing from the trauma of exploitation, economic empowerment is vital for that healing process. If a woman is unable to meet her basic needs of food and shelter it is very likely she will go back into a life of survival sex work. Kimba served as Executive Director of Free The Girls for five years, on the Board of Directors for three years, and continues to act as an advisor and mentor to the organization's leadership. She recently re-joined the Free The Girls leadership as interim president of the Board of Directors, and is a member two service organizations: Dry Creek Sertoma Club, and GFWC's Southwest Region Woman's Club. Kimba hopes her experience serves as an example that global change requires people from all types of backgrounds to step up and offer what they can where they are. Her non-profit experience drives her passion for helping other non-profits as a volunteer, particularly those focused on women, social justice, and addressing the root causes of exploitation in vulnerable populations. In this episode, you'll hear:  Kimba's inspiring life story; About Kimba's life and career before Free the Girls' How Kimba first learned about sex trafficking and how the idea for Free the Girls sparked; The story of how Kimba and a friend founded Free the Girls to empower women and girls who are exiting sex trafficking; The inspiring stories of women and girls who have been empowered by the work of Free the Girls;; And so much more.   The 1 Girl Revolution Podcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeartRadio, YouTube, and everywhere you listen to podcasts.  For more information on Kimba and Free the Girls, please visit: www.1GirlRevlution.com/freethegirls  For more information about 1 GIrl Revolution, please visit: www.1GirlRevolution.com 

This week on The 1 Girl Revolution Podcast we welcome Maggie Hartman, founder of Maggie's Flowers – a flower business that raises money for Christmas gifts for children in need.  When Maggie was 5 years old, in the spring of 2012, she wanted to go hang gliding while on a family vacation in North Carolina. Her parents, not wanting to say no but also not having the money to give her to go, encouraged Maggie to be creative and find a way to raise the $100 to go hang gliding. That's when Maggie's Flowers was born. Maggie sold flowers that Spring/Summer to raise the money to go hang gliding and she loved it so much - she decided to do it again the following summer. But instead of spending the money on another adventure for herself - she decided to start using the funds to buy Christmas gifts in need. Maggie's Flowers has continued ever since – every Summer Maggie sells flowers and buys Christmas gifts for children/families in need during the holidays.  Maggie has given away tens of thousands of toys and she's still going strong. Maggie is in college now, but continues to run Maggie's Flowers - selling flowers in the Spring/Summer, curating flowers for weddings and events, and more. She also has opportunities to give flowers away to those who may need a little extra love. For instance, she has a place on her website where people can purchase a bouquet from Maggie's Flowers and have it delivered to an area nursing home.  In this episode, you'll hear:  Maggie's inspiring life story; The story of how Maggie started Maggie's Flowers when she was 5 years old; How Maggie's Flowers became the incredible social enterprise that it is today, buying Christmas presents for children/families in need; Stories of children and families who have been blessed by the work of Maggie's Flowers; How Maggie continues this great initiative from her college dorm room; And so much more. The 1 Girl Revolution Podcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeartRadio, YouTube, and everywhere you listen to podcasts.  For more information on Maggie and Maggie's Flowers, please visit: www.1GirlRevolution.com/MaggiesFlowers    For more information about 1 Girl Revolution, please visit: www.1GirlRevolution.com   

How can we help the next generation of girls set and achieve their goals? Often, by showing them what other women have achieved, and sharing the expertise they developed on the way. This autumn, championship winning golfer Kylie Henry shared her expertise with young golfers at a Girls Golf Day at Castle Buchanan, near Glasgow....

Acogemos en nuestro auditorio la presentación del proyecto “Cada verano”, una iniciativa de Inspiring Girls. PERSONAJES: María Dueñas, Marta Pérez Dorao, Pedro Vaquero, Sandra Carmona y Cecilia Krull CONDUCTORA: Marta Robles #NiñasSinLímites Mas información en: https://espacio.fundaciontelefonica.com/evento/presentacion-cada-verano-con-maria-duenas/ Un nuevo espacio para una nueva cultura: visita el Espacio Fundación Telefónica en pleno corazón de Madrid, en la calle Fuencarral 3. Visítanos y síguenos en: Web: https://espacio.fundaciontelefonica.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/EspacioFTef Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/espaciofundaciontef Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/espacioftef/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/CulturaSiglo21

Vivien Khoo is the Chairman and co-founder of the Asia Crypto Alliance, an industry association that promotes the growth and development, as well as safeguarding the reputation, of virtual assets providers in Asia. She is also a Senior Advisor of StashAway, a digital wealth management platform with more than USD 1bn of assets under management and the APAC Advisor of Delphi Digital, an independent research boutique providing institutional-grade analysis on the digital asset market. After a long career in senior compliance and regulatory roles, Vivien moved into the digital industry in 2019 where she was the Global Chief Operating Officer and Interim CEO at a leading crypto derivatives exchange. Prior to that, Vivien spent close to two decades at Goldman Sachs where she was the managing director of Goldman Sachs' Asia Pacific Ex-Japan Compliance division. Vivien had also spent time as a regulator with the HK Securities & Futures Commission. Vivien's move across from traditional finance into digital assets was motivated by a realisation that society is currently in the midst of a great transformation in how financial services are created, accessed and delivered. She was keen to be involved in shaping that future - particularly as blockchain technology extends beyond financial services An ardent advocate for diversity and inclusion, Vivien is the founder of W3W and co-founder of SatoshiWomen, both of which provide education, inspiration and connections to women interested in the digital assets space. She is also an advisory board member for Inspiring Girls and is actively working with universities and schools to pilot programs to raise awareness and provide access and education of Web3 to girls at a young age. Having been described by Tatler Asia as “a prime mover in cryptocurrency in Asia…on a mission to provide leadership and education,” she talks to Regulatory Ramblings' host Ajay Shamdasani about her passion for diversity and inclusion in the fintech and Web3 space, and how education to help us get there – especially through the medium of e-games to reinforce the skills needed to function in the digital economy of the future where cryptocurrencies and e-tokens will be an important part of daily interactions and transactions. They discuss her transition from being a compliance professional to the tech world, her motivations for establishing W3W, the challenges she faced as an entrepreneur, the progress women have made in banking and finance in APAC, and how more can be done to draw women to tech careers at an early age. Their conversation concludes with Vivien sharing her thoughts more broadly on the extent to which Hong Kong's legal and regulatory system is conducive to the needs of fintech, virtual asset and Web3 entrepreneurs.HKU FinTech is the leading fintech research and education in Asia. Learn more at www.hkufintech.com.

Delivered over Zoom to a Mechanchim Group 8/20/23   02:11 Bringing Students into the World of Holiness 22:41 Should we teach students to become a big talmid chacham or as great an Oved Hashem as possible? 33:30 Inspiring Girls 36:16 Most Important Messages for Students 45:39 Addressing Issues of “Toavah” 54:31 Talking to Students About… Continue reading Bringing Students into the World of Holiness (with Q&A)

Alan interviews Jazmine Darden. Jazmine Darden loved math, science and sports as a girl. After graduating from Dunwoody College, she founded her own 3D printing company, then became an instructor, helping boys and girls to turn their ideas into inventions. Today she hosts events for young inventors to pitch to companies. Make sure to subscribe to the podcast at Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts, so you won't miss a single episode. Email: JazDarden@gmail.com  

Magda Coss, directora de Inspiring Girls México

Magda Coss, fundadora de Inspiring Girls México

“This is absolutely the wrong question. The first thing you should be doing is deciding what your purpose is on LinkedIn, because your purpose educates everything else that you do on the platform.” Lavinia's Top Five Tips to Rock LinkedIn1. Maximise the big 3 (name, headline, photo) for SEO2. Use current keywords in your about section 3. LinkedIn values conversation over content so everyone needs to have a good comment strategy4. Use & follow hashtags5. 5 Key elements of LinkedIn Content  TIME STAMP SUMMARY00:41 The benefits of using search engine optimization09:17 Being viral shouldn't be the goal13:28 Hello Hashtags actually work!19:18 Purpose over numbers Where to find LaviniaWebsite           http://www.laviniathanapathy.com/     LinkedIn           https://www.linkedin.com/in/laviniathanapathy  Who is Lavinia ThanapathyLavinia is a sought-after motivational speaker and media commentator on change leadership, public speaking and overcoming imposter syndrome.With Covid-19 shaking up businesses around the world, Lavinia's “Embrace the Crazy” Keynote and TEDx is helping people in organisations around the world to develop habits to turn resistance to resilience. She was named one of LinkedIn's Top Voices 2020 for her thought leadership on change during the Corona Pandemic.A lawyer by training and a branding expert by profession, Lavinia is the co-editor and co-author of the bestseller “Unleash Your Voice: Powerful Public Speaking for Every Woman.” Her “Unleash” Keynote helps to unlock the internal barriers that prevent people from achieving their full potential.Lavinia has served with distinction on several non-profit Boards. She was a three-term President at PrimeTime Business & Professional Women's Association and has served as Honorary Secretary at HCA Hospice Care. She is the founding chair for Inspiring Girls in Singapore and regularly also speaks on topics around raising girls. She most recently stepped down as Vice President at the Singapore Council of Women's Organisations (SCWO) where she represented Singapore on the world stage at ASEAN and APEC meetings. She has received numerous awards for her work on creating an equal future.Originally from Singapore, educated in Australia and the UK, she is currently based in Berlin, Germany. Lavinia is married to a senior German diplomat, and together they have 5 children ranging in ages from 10 to 30.Lavinia embodies the power of Embracing the Crazy! 

Volvemos al podcast con una invitada que nos hace especial ilusión por ser un auténtico role model para nosotras: Miriam González Durántez, abogada y presidenta de Inspiring Girls. Una mujer con una trayectoria profesional impresionante y a la vez muy pegada a la realidad y con ganas de transformar el mundo. Charlamos con ella sobre la importancia de tener roles que nos inspiren, sobre su libro “Devuélveme el poder”, sobre las reformas urgentes en España, sobre la importancia de la política y sobre cómo lograr participar en el espacio público cada uno en nuestro centímetro cuadrado. Un verdadero honor estar con ella, lo pasamos muy bien y aprendimos mucho.

While many organizations promote and publicize their ESG (Environmental, Social, & Governance) efforts, still there exist significant gaps between concepts and execution. This is especially true for the Social and Governance dimensions.  Environmental initiatives are generally maturing. However, the Social aspect is receiving preliminary, and sometimes misguided, attention, and the Governance aspect is often no more than a few paragraphs in the annual report. Why is this so, and how can performance be improved? For Episode # 52 of my podcast, The World Class Leaders Show, I was honored to host Miriam González Durántez. Miriam is an international trade lawyer who currently leads the trade and EU regulation practice of US law firm, Cohen & Gresser, and is a founding partner of Altius. Her extensive legal experience includes advising clients on intricate EU regulatory, compliance, and trade matters, and Miriam serves on several influential boards and advisory committees. Miriam is the Founder and Chair of Inspiring Girls International, a global charity dedicated to raising the aspirations of young girls around the world by connecting schoolgirls and women role models. The campaign operates in nearly 30 countries across the globe and has led the highly praised global campaign #ThisLittleGirlIsMe. By listening to this podcast episode, you will hear: Perspectives on each dimension of Environmental, Social & Governance initiatives Aspects and requirements for monetization of ESG efforts Five key factors for making a global impact. If you'd like to know more about Miriam and her work, you can find her on her website, https://miriamgonzalezdurantez.com/about,  on Instagram, https://www.instagram.com/miriamgonzalezdurantez/,  or on LinkedIn, linkedin.com/in/miriamgonzalezdurantez. If you are interested in the Inspiring Girls initiative, https://inspiring-girls.com/ To learn more about me, Andrea Petrone, and my work with leaders and organizations, to subscribe to my weekly newsletter, or to take a free assessment of your leadership level, please drop me an email at Andrea@Andreapetrone.com, or go to my website at https://www.andreapetrone.com/. I would also very much appreciate hearing from you about your thoughts on this episode, or suggestions for future topics for this podcast. Read the article related to this podcast: https://www.andreapetrone.com/how-to-monetize-the-social-element-of-esg-article/

Kristel Bell talks about her STEM-inspired Surprise Powerz dolls for kids ages 2-5. As a female entrepreneur, Kristel loves showing girls that they can be anything they want to be, and she created Surprise Powerz to break barriers, solve problems, and reflect the diversity of girls today. Learn more about Suprize Powerz dolls here: https://www.surprisepowerz.com/ (https://www.surprisepowerz.com/) LIMElight with Jessie is part of the WGRT 102.3 FM Podcast Network. For the latest episodes of all of our featured podcasts, visit our website here: https://wgrt-1023-fm-podcast-network.captivate.fm/ (https://wgrt-1023-fm-podcast-network.captivate.fm) WGRT's LIMElight with Jessie is produced by the following team members: Executive Producer: Jessie Wiegand Audio Engineer: George James Administrator: Jessie Wiegand Marketing: Jessie Wiegand Follow Jessie on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/wgrt_jessie/ (https://www.instagram.com/wgrt_jessie/)

Elaina Domagala is a 15 year old who is super passionate about football. She started playing football after 8 years of training and competing in Kyokushin Karate.Her karate journey led her to become 4 time Australian full contact champion, 5 time Victorian state champion, as well as other regional wins for her dojo.In 2019, a school round robin competition was the turning point, and after one game of football she was hooked, and joined local club, West End - where she played for 3 years with a mixed sexes team.Elaina was successful amongst 250 Victorian school girls to make the girls team through School Sports Victoria, and played in the 2021 Gippsland Youth girls premiership team and was awarded Most Determined.In December 2021, Elaina tried out for the Gippsland Power Under 19's Nab league team but was unsuccessful at this first attempt. However through hard work and determination during training and reserve games, she made her debut in Round 2, 2022 in the Gippsland Power Under 19's senior Nab league team at the young age of 15.Elaina has appeared in television and radio marketing campaigns for local youth girls football, as well as an appearance on Melbourne's Smash FM podcast as an advocate for women's football.Addicted to the passion of the game, Elaina immerses in the challenge of constant improvement, and relishes in the sisterhood and support network, particularly the support she can offer others.Socials:Insta: Elaina Domagala @elaina_doma Mentions:Gippsland Power Penny Cula-Reid Play Like a Girl Australia Enjoy the visual here on Youtube

"Lillee Jean TALKS live", welcomed very special guest, Miriam González Durántez, the founder, and chair of Inspiring Girls! Miriam is best known for her work as vice-chair of UBS Europe, as an international trade lawyer, and as the founder of Inspiring Girls International. Miriam and LJ discuss the importance of female empowerment, inspiring young girls to follow their dreams, and overcoming hardships. https://www.lilleejean.com/post/lillee-jean-talks-live-miriam-gonzalez-durantez-founder-inspiring-girls-ep-3-7 DISCLAIMER: THIS VIDEO IS SPONSORED. SOME LINKS MIGHT BE AFFILIATE. THIS MEANS I EARN A PERCENTAGE FROM YOUR CLICK, OR SALE. Cast: Lillee Jean (self) Miriam González Durántez (Inspiring Girls / Self) Producer: Lillee Jean Beauty Inc. (Lillee Jean) Director: Lillee Jean Writer: Lillee Jean - Stay Connected: WEBSITES: https://www.lilleejean.com https://www.lilleejeanbeauty.com https://www.projectbullyish.com/ INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/lilleejean https://www.instagram.com/lilleejeanbeauty PINTEREST: https://www.pinterest.com/LilleeJean/ FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/REALlilleejean/ TUMBLR: https://lilleejean.tumblr.com/ DEVIANT ART: https://www.deviantart.com/lilleejean PODCAST: LJ ASMR: https://www.lilleejean.com/asmrpodcast LJ TALKS: https://www.lilleejean.com/podcast The Lillee Jean Show: https://www.lilleejean.com/lillees-corner-podcast EMAIL: BUSINESS: hello@lilleejean.com GENERAL: info@lilleejeanbeauty.com Lillee Jean Beauty: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLXqyUKDtbK0MIlw34tSNM_2Hxh__ePZ1W - ©2022 Lillee Jean. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Copyright protection is automatically granted as soon as the original content is created. I explicitly declare my rights, and deter others from using my content in works of stealing, editing, chopping, and/or repurposing. No fair use is given presumptuously. This short motion picture is protected by the copyright laws of the United States of America, and other countries. Any unauthorized duplication, copying, or use of all or part of this motion picture may result in civil liability, and/or criminal prosecution in accordance with applicable laws.

Continúa el Consultorio de Bolsa donde Roberto Moro, Analista de Apta Negocios resuelve las dudas de los oyentes. Foro de la inversión con Marta Pérez Dorao, Presidenta De la Fundación Inspiring Girls. Foro directivos con Xavier Marcet, experto en liderazgo e innovación. Presidente de la consultora en innovación estratégica Lead To Change y presidente de la Barcelona Drucker Society.

Ines is the co-founder of Female Entrepreneur Worldwide (FEW) and also leads the Hong Kong chapter of Inspiring Girls, a charity that is empowering girls by connecting them with female role models.For many years, Ines tried many careers but felt she hadn't found her calling yet. She kept exploring the world. When she volunteered for TEDx, she found exactly what she wanted to do, plus a business partner! She talks about how they started FEW and their mission of helping women entrepreneurs grow their business to the next level.With Inspiring Girls, she partners with schools and brings role models to meet with young girls aged 15-18 to give them examples of different possible career paths, especially in male dominated industries.I would love to hear any comments you might have on this episode and respond to any questions. You can find me on the Brave New World Facebook page, on Linkedin or on my website: www.ceciliapoullain.comCecilia PoullainFounder of Brave New WomenCoach - Empowering Women to Find their VoiceMusic: Stephen Marquis www.songsta.com.auEditing: Talal BourokiCecilia PoullainFounder of Brave New WomenCoach - Empowering Women to Find their Voice

Callie Field is the Executive Vice President and Chief Customer Experience Officer of T-Mobile. After graduating from Texas Tech University with a Master of Business Administration degree and a Juris Doctor degree, Callie joined T-Mobile as a frontline employee selling cell phones to customers. After rising through the company's ranks over the past 18 years, Callie leads a team of digital technologists and 30,000 experts in customer experience. She also serves as the executive sponsor of T-Mobile's Multicultural Alliance Network, where she advocates for the company's diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts. Callie joins me today to share her journey from working as a frontline employee at T-Mobile to leading a team of more than 30,000 customer experience experts. She discusses why it's important for her to connect with customer-facing employees at T-Mobile and highlights how improving customer experience starts with happy employees. She explains what 5G is in addition to how it can help impoverished communities and promote diversity and inclusion. Callie also shares her advice for young women who find themselves struggling in their careers. “You can have the greatest tech in the world, but if you don't have relationships with the people who promote your product and talk to your customers, you're going to miss the mark.” - Callie Field This week on Girls in Tech: Cultivating a culture of connection at T-Mobile How Callie “grew up” in T-Mobile and how she progressed to becoming Chief Customer Experience Officer How Callie's bringing her passion for civil rights into T-Mobile Appreciating hustle and grit, and why young people should give themselves time to grow in their careers How tech is transforming and improving customer experience Using machine learning and AI for connection while maintaining the human element Callie's advice for women in tech who are interested in T-Mobile Related Content: Blockchain! Connect with Callie Field: T-Mobile T-Mobile on LinkedIn T-Mobile on Instagram T-Mobile on Facebook T-Mobile on Twitter Callie Field on LinkedIn Callie Field on Twitter Email: callie.field@t-mobile.com Inspiring Girls in Tech...One Conversation at a Time Thanks for tuning into this week's episode of Girls in Tech. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe and leave a review wherever you get your podcasts. Apple Podcasts | TuneIn | GooglePlay | Stitcher | Spotify | iHeartRadio Be sure to share your favorite episodes on social media to help us reach more listeners, like you. Join us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn. For more exclusive content and information, visit our website.

Adapting to the change in the workplace is usually a difficult adjustment for us because we are accustomed to our habits. People are often not looking for the change that is happening to them, and this will be the reason behind negative feelings.  Our guest today is Lavinia Thanapathy. Lavinia is a change champion and a professional speaker on the people aspect of change. During the Coronavirus pandemic, Lavinia was named one of the leading LinkedIn voices for thought leadership on change and adaptability. A lawyer by training and a branding expert by profession, Lavinia is the co-author of the bestselling book “Unleash Your Voice: Powerful Public Speaking for Every Woman”. Presently based in Berlin, Germany, Lavinia is also the founding chair for the “Inspiring Girls” organization in Singapore. In this podcast, we will touch on the problems with leading change and what we can do to make it successful. By listening to this show, you will learn how: 1)Managing the organizational change and understanding the connections people make during these times 2) Addressing the difference between imposed and opportunistic change 3) Tap on the culture element4) Anticipate and prepare for change5) Five key ideas for successful initiatives To connect with Lavinia Thanapathy, visit her website: https://laviniathanapathy.com/ You can also follow her on Twitter @linkedinlavinia, or on LinkedIn. If you're currently facing a challenge, or thinking of launching new change initiatives, feel free to connect with me either on LinkedIn or my website www.andreapetrone.com or by email at andrea@andreapetrone.com. For more information about Andrea's work, go to:www.andreapetrone.com For getting a weekly insight via email, subscribe at:https://www.andreapetrone.com/insight/ To connect with Andrea on Social Media:LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/in/andreapetrone/Twitter – https://twitter.com/ie_andreaRead the full article about our interview here How to lead organizational change successfully - Andrea Petrone Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

¿Quién no ha deseado alguna vez hacer realidad sus sueños más locos? Dar la vuelta al mundo, convertirse en actriz, arquitecta, o simplemente ¡vivir de su pasión! En este último episodio de la temporada 2 del Sistas Club, Ana charla con la talentosa actriz y modelo Anaïs Domenech. Aunque, al principio, nada la predisponía a adentrarse en esta trayectoria profesional, Anaïs supo hacerse valer, no sin desplegar una gran dosis de ambición y valentía.¿Cómo logró superar los obstáculos sin desanimarse? ¿Qué actitud es preciso adoptar en el día a día? Anaïs y Ana nos revelan los mejores consejos para sentirnos válidas, capaces, determinadas ¡y más motivadas que nunca! Sistas Club es un programa de Cacharel Parfums en colaboración con Inspiring Girls, presentado por Ana Mena. Dirección, montaje y sonido por parte de Elisa Arreguin Nava y traducción de Lucie Plescoff. Producido por Nouvelles Écoutes.

Las mujeres están más estresadas en el trabajo que los hombres, esto es un hecho. En la actualidad, son muchas las mujeres que afrontan una situación de ansiedad y estrés en su día a día. Es, además, una problemática que Ana conoce bien. Junto a Ixi Ávila, coach de inteligencia emocional, ayudarán a detectar las causas y a proporcionar los mejores consejos para combatir estas situaciones ¿Es normal sentirse estresada en el trabajo? ¿Existe una solución milagrosa para combatir la ansiedad? ¿Cómo puedo hablar de este tema con mi familia y amigos? María Benito Amurrio, Directora General de Cacharel, comparte sus trucos profesionales que la ayudan a superar los momentos de estrés. Sistas Club es un programa de Cacharel Parfums en colaboración con Inspiring Girls, presentado por Ana Mena. Dirección, montaje y sonido por parte de Elisa Arreguin Nava y traducción de Lucie Plescoff. Producido por Nouvelles Écoutes. 

El crítico de cine Carlos Boyero anunciaba en El País que dejaba de acudir a festivales porque en los últimos certámenes sólo han premiado a mujeres porque sí. Por su parte, la directora de la fundación Inspiring Girls, Paloma Gómez de la Bárcena, criticaba que faltaban mujeres expertas en la Convención Nacional del Partido Popular. Quizá no sea una cuestión de cantidad, sino de calidad. Gracias a María José Ariza por su comentario, y a Lara Ampuero, David Carvajal y Juan Ochoa por su colaboración. Seguro que tú también tienes tu opinión. Si quieres participar en el pódcast, envía una nota de voz al WhatsApp 670 78 40 65. Instagram: radioactivo. Twitter: @radioactivo_es. Web: https://radioactivo.es --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jos-antonio-piero/message

Featuring @beautifulinspiringgirls and @jasminehanslap who came on the pod to talk about their new endeavour, B.I.G which celebrates every single body type and story

Welcome to Her Ambitious Career, the personal branding and success podcast for corporate women. This is Episode 8, “ 'This Little Girl Is Me - How Having Diverse Female Role Models Is Crucial For Our Girls' Success” with my guest, Miriam González Durántez, founder of the charity Inspiring Girls. You may have seen the #thislittlegirlisme campaign currently going viral across social channels. So many of the stories being shared are absolutely awe-inspiring.The campaign was started by Inspiring Girls and encourages women, from all walks of life, to share their stories of overcoming adversity, falling and succeeding in a bid to encourage young girls globally to expand their horizons and chase down their dreams. The campaign is here to mark International Day of The Girl, on 11 October 2021.I had the absolute pleasure and privilege to speak with Miriam about the campaign and the vision for Inspiring Girls and, being a mum to both a girl and a boy, I am thrilled to bring this episode to you today.  Rebecca x  Quotes from this episode: “I am super grateful to all those big names (Sheryl Sandberg, Annie Lennox and Ellie Cole have all posted their own personal stories for example) for participating, because of course giving volume to the campaign is essential, but we are trying to shine a light on the others, the amazing role models who are not normally on television or magazines – and they are wonderful role models to girls.”  (Miriam González Durántez, guest on ‘Her Ambitious Career' Podcast)“One of my favourite stories was a lady who works in a supermarket who said, ‘I had all these big dreams as a little girl but they just didn't happen. I ended up working in a supermarket. And it was [only] with Covid that I realised how important my job is.' That is what this campaign is about. It's about diversity of role models, it is about every woman from all walks of life, from all backgrounds. Not every girl is going to be CEO of the big investment bank or working in tech. Some may not be able to - some may not want to – but all of them deserve role models.”  (Miriam González Durántez, guest on ‘Her Ambitious Career' Podcast) Guest Bio:Miriam González Durántez is an international trade lawyer, board member, author and Founder of Inspiring Girls International, a global charity dedicated to raising the aspirations of young girls by connecting them with women role models.  The campaign is now active in 28 countries around the world, with women mentors sharing their stories and advice in schools and online. If you're keen to get involved with the campaign, share your story online via social channels before 11 October (International Day of the Girl 2021) and be sure to add the hashtag #thislittlegirlisme. You can learn more here: https://inspiring-girls.com/thislittlegirlismecampaignTo get involved with Inspiring Girls in your own country, head to: https://inspiring-girls.com/get-involved   ******Host Bio: Rebecca Allen is a Career Success Coach for ambitious women who want more from their lives and careers. She has worked over the last 10 years with clients from companies including ANZ Bank, Origin Energy, J.P. Morgan and Coca-Cola Amatil and loves getting those excited phone calls from clients saying they've landed a dream career opportunity; been promoted; negotiated a pay rise or have moved into a role completely aligned with their mission, values and strengths.Download your FREE gifts:'The 7 Habits of Female Execs Who Get Promoted' - get promoted faster with these tried and tested strategies.

THIS WEEK'S TOPIC: We are digging into the importance of role models and mentors — seeking them, being them, and WHY taking a BROADER VIEW of the concept “ROLE MODEL” can help us BUILD GREATER INFLUENCE!  Wherever we sit, we have an opportunity to impact others — positively or negatively. Social media — for better […] The post Building INFLUENCE through role models: seeking them & being them. Miriam Gonzalez Durantez, founder Inspiring Girls International #ThisLittleGirlIsMe (Episode 162) appeared first on She Said / She Said.

La falta de confianza en nosotras mismas y el hecho de no sentirnos válidas o aptas para el puesto que desempeñamos son cuestiones que nos solemos plantear, independientemente de nuestra edad o posición.Esto es más habitual en chicas y mujeres, para quienes el mundo laboral puede resultar difícil e incluso pueden verse ante situaciones, a menudo, inesperadas. ¿Cómo sentirse segura? ¿Cómo gestionar las dudas e inseguridades que surgen? En este segundo episodio, Ana cuenta con la colaboración de Mar Martínez Ricart, especialista en el denominado «síndrome del impostor». Juntas, dan valiosos consejos para aprender a sentirse bien con una misma y a relativizar los problemas.Sistas Club es un programa de Cacharel Parfums en colaboración con Inspiring Girls, presentado por Ana Mena. Dirección, montaje y sonido por parte de Elisa Arreguin Nava y traducción de Lucie Plescoff. Producido por Nouvelles Écoutes. 

Callie Field is the Executive Vice President and Chief Customer Experience Officer of T-Mobile. After graduating from Texas Tech University with a Master of Business Administration degree and a Juris Doctor degree, Callie joined T-Mobile as a frontline employee selling cell phones to customers. After rising through the company's ranks over the past 18 years, Callie leads a team of digital technologists and 30,000 experts in customer experience. She also serves as the executive sponsor of T-Mobile's Multicultural Alliance Network, where she advocates for the company's diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts. Callie joins me today to share her journey from working as a frontline employee at T-Mobile to leading a team of more than 30,000 customer experience experts. She discusses why it's important for her to connect with customer-facing employees at T-Mobile and highlights how improving customer experience starts with happy employees. She explains what 5G is in addition to how it can help impoverished communities and promote diversity and inclusion. Callie also shares her advice for young women who find themselves struggling in their careers. “You can have the greatest tech in the world, but if you don't have relationships with the people who promote your product and talk to your customers, you're going to miss the mark.” - Callie Field This week on Girls in Tech: Cultivating a culture of connection at T-Mobile How Callie “grew up” in T-Mobile and how she progressed to becoming Chief Customer Experience Officer How Callie's bringing her passion for civil rights into T-Mobile Appreciating hustle and grit, and why young people should give themselves time to grow in their careers How tech is transforming and improving customer experience Using machine learning and AI for connection while maintaining the human element Callie's advice for women in tech who are interested in T-Mobile Related Content: Blockchain! Connect with Callie Field: T-Mobile T-Mobile on LinkedIn T-Mobile on Instagram T-Mobile on Facebook T-Mobile on Twitter Callie Field on LinkedIn Callie Field on Twitter Email: callie.field@t-mobile.com Inspiring Girls in Tech...One Conversation at a Time Thanks for tuning into this week's episode of Girls in Tech. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe and leave a review wherever you get your podcasts. Apple Podcasts | TuneIn | GooglePlay | Stitcher | Spotify | iHeartRadio Be sure to share your favorite episodes on social media to help us reach more listeners, like you. Join us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn. For more exclusive content and information, visit our website.

Encontrar el primer trabajo, integrarse en una nueva vida laboral y tener confianza en una misma... Esos son los primeros pasos hacia «la vida adulta».En este primer episodio de la Temporada 2 del Sistas Club, Ana colabora con Lucía Campuzano, coach y mentora profesional, para responder tanto a las preguntas más prácticas como a las más delicadas. ¿Qué consejos les daría para crear su CV? ¿Qué hacer en caso de que los estudios realizados no se correspondan con el puesto que quieren alcanzar? ¿Cómo saber aceptar un no por respuesta y seguir teniendo esperanzas? Marta Pérez Dorao, presidenta de Inspiring Girls España, se une a Ana y Lucía para tratar, juntas, las claves que llevan hacia la vida laboral y el desarrollo de la trayectoria profesional desde la primera etapa de la vida adulta de las chicas. Sistas Club es un programa de Cacharel Parfums en colaboración con Inspiring Girls, presentado por Ana Mena. Dirección, montaje y sonido por parte de Elisa Arreguin Nava y traducción de Lucie Plescoff. Producido por Nouvelles Écoutes. 

I guess I was kind of used to that, I was used to being the only woman in the room, and it didn't really bother me. I was just like, ‘I'll just have to try harder, and do better.' I had a lot of guy friends, and I think I kind of thrived in that atmosphere. - Amy Renshaw Today's guest is Amy Renshaw, founder and CEO of Code/Art, a non-profit using art to inspire girls to become future coders and computer programmers. Amy has undergrad and graduate degrees from MIT, as well as an MBA from the MIT Sloan School of Management. In this episode, Amy sits down with the team to discuss gender disparity in the tech world, Code/Art's programs and offerings, the future of tech in Miami, and much more!

Lavinia Thanapathy is a sought-after motivational speaker and media commentator on change leadership, public speaking and overcoming imposter syndrome. With Covid-19 shaking up businesses around the world, Lavinia's “Embrace the Crazy” Keynote and TEDx is helping people in organisations around the world to develop habits to turn resistance to resilience. She was named one of LinkedIn's Top Voices 2020 for her thought leadership on change during the Corona Pandemic. A lawyer by training and a branding expert by profession, Lavinia is the co-editor and co-author of the bestseller “Unleash Your Voice: Powerful Public Speaking for Every Woman.” Her “Unleash” Keynote helps to unlock the internal barriers that prevent people from achieving their full potential. Lavinia has served with distinction on several non-profit Boards. She was a three-term President at PrimeTime Business & Professional Women's Association and has served as Honorary Secretary at HCA Hospice Care. She is the founding chair for Inspiring Girls in Singapore and regularly also speaks on topics around raising girls. She most recently stepped down as Vice President at the Singapore Council of Women's Organisations (SCWO) where she represented Singapore on the world stage at ASEAN and APEC meetings. She has received numerous awards for her work on creating an equal future. Originally from Singapore, educated in Australia and the UK, she is currently based in Berlin, Germany. Lavinia is married to a senior German diplomat, and together they have 5 children ranging in ages from 10 to 30. Lavinia embodies the power of Embracing the Crazy! Listen to this episode to learn Personal Branding & Building Sustainability with Lavinia Thanapathy. Join the Pinterest & SEO Marketing club on Clubhouse today using this link here. Join the Pinterest & SEO Marketing Facebook Group to join the LIVE! sessions here. Podcast Premium for the full episode: https://wedontplay.supercast.tech Rate this Podcast: https://ratethispodcast.com/wedontplay Podcast+ Premium features coming soon. Excited for this new season! This is going to be veryyyyyy different. Stoked to connect with you soon! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wedontplay/message

Misją Fundacji Inspiring Girls Poland jest inspirowanie dziewczynek do tego, aby były liderkami przyszłości – odważnie i w zgodzie ze sobą formułowały i realizowały swoje marzenia i ambicje współkształtując świat wokół siebie. Jak tego dokonać? O tym rozmawiam z Elizą Durką, prezeską fundacji.

Cultiver son esprit, découvrir d'autres paysages, rencontrer de nouvelles personnes, et surtout enfin prendre le temps pour soi… L'année sabbatique peut permettre de faire une véritable pause, parfois bien méritée ! Mais comme tout projet, elle s'anticipe. Quel est le meilleur moment pour se lancer ? Comment planifier au mieux son année ? Et l'argent dans tout cela ? Dans cet épisode, Raïssa Gloria, entourée de ses copines Roihamat et Lina, discutent avec Jeanne Lyra, youtubeuse et réalisatrice, pour qui l'année sabbatique a été une véritable révélation, aussi bien professionnelle que personnelle. Elle leur transmet son expérience, les leçons qu'elle a appris, et les meilleurs conseils pour un kit année sabbatique 100% réussi ! Sistas Club est un programme de Cacharel Parfums en partenariat avec Inspiring Girls, animé par Raïssa Gloria. Réalisation, montage et mixage par Zoé Richard et traduction par Ray Wofsy. Production par Nouvelles Ecoutes. 

Hablamos con Maria Luisa Melo, D. G. Comunicación y RSC Huawei España, que nos adelanta en primicia la unión de la compañía con Inspiring Girls para promover las carreras STEM entre las niñas y su empoderamiento en el futuro

Joanna Lohman played soccer for the US Women's National Team and professionally for many years. Now, along with soccer dad and author Paul Tukey, she has written a book taking the lessons learned from the USWNT and women's soccer to empower girls through the sport. She shares her favorite stories from the book and some of the athletes who most impacted her. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Episode Topic: Inspiring Girls to AchieveRaised on a sugarcane farm in rural Western Kenya, Dr. Juliana Otieno was an exceptionally bright child and at age 14 was called to a top national school. Her family could not afford to send her, but her village took up a collection so she could go. It was a kindness she would never forget and has paid back several times over. Dr. Otieno would return to her community as a pediatrician and ultimately serve as CEO of Western Kenya's largest teaching and referral public hospital. After retiring from public health, she entered the Inspired Leadership Initiative and has since established the Rusalia Resource Foundation, designed to identify, financially support, and mentor high potential girls. Hear from Dr. Otieno and learn about her foundation in her talk: “Inspiring Girls to Achieve.”Featured Speakers: Chris Stevens, Co-Founding Director, Inspired Leadership InitiativeDr. Juliana Otieno, Senior Lecturer, Uzima University, Medical School & Founder, Rusalia Resource FoundationRead this episode's recap over on the University of Notre Dame's open online learning community platform, ThinkND: go.nd.edu/5318b6. This podcast is a part of the Inspiring Conversations ThinkND Series titled “Transforming Lives and Lives Transformed”.

En el episodio de hoy tengo conmigo a mi amiga Marta Pérez Dorao. Marta es una de esas mujeres que tienen tanta fuerza que cuando te pones a su lado, al menos un poquito, se te contagia. Me encanta tener alrededor a mujeres que hacen tanto por los demás. En este caso, por las demás. Hablaremos de la labor de Inspiring Girls, fundación de la que Marta es presidenta. Su lema es "Niñas sin límite" y, de verdad, admiro el trabajo que están haciendo por las niñas de nuestro país y por las del extranjero. También hablaremos de su último libro: "Calladita NO estás más guapa: O lo que debes saber y no te enseñan en la universidad". De hecho, se lo he regalado a muchas mujeres y hombres de mi alrededor. A ti, te invito a escuchar este episodio y descubrir por qué también deberías leerlo.  Conversaremos sobre el papel de la mujer en diferentes aspectos de la vida cotidiana: de las dificultades y retos a los que enfrentamos;  de algunos mitos sobre el feminismo, de la educación de las niñas, los roles que les damos, hablamos de por qué debemos de dejar de agradar a todo el mundo y a aprender a decir no. Descubriremos qué es el síndrome de la impostora y el de la esponja y, me atrevo a adelantarme y decirte que te sentirás identificada seguro. Marta y yo somos de las que creemos que el momento perfecto no existe, pero sí que estoy segura de que el momento perfecto para escuchar este podcast es ahora. Adelante episodio #50.   TO THE POINT: 3:29 Conoce a Marta Pérez Dorao 5:07 Descubre Inspiring Girls  10:11 ¿Cómo pueden formar parte de la fundación? 17:45 Alguna anécdota: El premio a Valeria, eventos inspiradores... 23:39 ¿Cómo pueden ayudar los profesores desde las aulas?  25:09 La importancia de los referentes 29:49 Calladita no estás más guapa, por Marta Pérez Dorado. 33:33 Conoce el síndrome de la impostora 38:42 Síndrome de la esponja: quítate tú que ya lo hago yo. 41:20 El momento perfecto es ahora 43:00 Networking es working 44:29 Tendernos una escalera entre mujeres 47:07 Definición del éxito para Marta 48:55¿Cómo llegar a donde nos propongamos?   PARA MÁS INFORMACIÓN   ENCUENTRA A MARTA   Cuenta de Twitter - @MartPD Cuenta de LinkedIn- MARTA PEREZ DORAO   REFERENTES Agatha Christie Sheryl Sandberg Nils Holgersson Rosamunde Pilcher   LIBROS   Vayamos adelante: Las Mujeres, El Trabajo Y La Voluntad De Liderar, Nell Scovell y Sheryl Sandberg Calladita NO estás más guapa: O lo que debes saber y no te enseñan en la universidad, Marta Pérez Dorao

Carolyn Betts Fleming is the Founder and CEO of Betts Recruiting, an organization that helps innovative companies build a solid talent base. Specializing in recruiting for revenue-generating roles, Betts stands at the forefront of what's happening in technology but is also at the helm of changing the future of staffing & recruiting. In addition to her work at Betts, Carolyn is devoted to leveraging her success for the good of many. She is a Pledger at Founders Pledge, which enables entrepreneurs and investors to give back to charity, and a Board Member at BUILD, a group that seeks to ignite the potential of under-resourced youth through entrepreneurship. Carolyn joins me today to discuss why 2021 is an excellent year of opportunity for women in technology. She reveals which technology jobs have the highest demand and explains how candidates can separate themselves from others, especially if they lack experience. She describes how COVID-19 impacted recruitment and how the jobs market is changing in 2021 in light of the “new normal.” She also highlights what customer success means and underscores why companies should be intentional when cultivating diversity & inclusion in their teams.   “2021 is a great time if you're thinking of making a move, especially for women. Companies are hiring, and they're being intentional about the types of talent they bring in.” - Carolyn Betts Fleming   This week on Girls in Tech: How job interviews and conversations have become less formal over the years Carolyn's journey of starting Betts Recruiting before the start-up culture What made Carolyn decide to start her company and go on her mission to help companies find the right talent How Carolyn grew Betts from a one-woman operation to a diverse team The reason companies need to be intentional when it comes to cultivating diversity & inclusion How providing training can fill the talent gap at the junior level Technology's impact on the staffing & recruitment industry LinkedIn, its progression, and how it has become a less effective tool for recruiters over the years The status of the recruitment market in the technology sector in 2021 How to get hired in the best technology jobs in 2021 Companies' fear of recruiting candidates with less experience Finding the right way to connect with the right company The difference between going through job postings and working with recruiters Technology job titles currently high on the recruitment list   Connect with Carolyn Betts Fleming: Betts Recruiting EMAIL: Carolyn@BettsRecruiting.com Betts on LinkedIn Betts on Instagram Betts on Facebook Betts on Twitter Carolyn Betts Fleming on LinkedIn Carolyn Betts Fleming on Facebook     Inspiring Girls in Tech...One Conversation at a Time   Thanks for tuning into this week's episode of Girls in Tech. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe and leave a review wherever you get your podcasts.   TuneIn | GooglePlay | Stitcher | Spotify   Be sure to share your favorite episodes on social media to help us reach more listeners, like you. Join us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn. For more exclusive content and information, visit our website.

Se lever le matin plein-e de motivation, déterminé-e à mener à bien ses projets, puis sentir la motivation s'estomper petit à petit, jusqu'à ne plus en avoir du tout… Qui n'a jamais été confronté à ça ? Dans cet épisode, Raïssa Gloria et sa meilleure amie Roihamat profitent d'un échange avec Sophie Nguyen, coach scolaire spécialisée dans la confiance en soi, pour faire le plein de bons conseils ! La perte de motivation est-elle synonyme de déprime ? Comment faire pour reprendre confiance en soi et se re-motiver ? Sophie Nguyen répond à toutes leurs questions, de quoi rebooster les deux jeunes filles ! Sistas Club est un programme de Cacharel Parfums en partenariat avec Inspiring Girls, animé par Raïssa Gloria. Réalisation, montage et mixage par Zoé Richard et traduction par Ray Wofsy. Production par Nouvelles Ecoutes. 

Girls in Tech board member Sandy Carter is a thought leader in technology market entry and the digital business revolution. She is Vice President of Public Sector Partners and Programs for Amazon Web Services, where she designs and evolves partner models to intensify partner innovation. In addition to her work at AWS, Sandy is an international keynote speaker and author who has written the best-selling books The New Language of Business, The New Language of Marketing, and Get Bold. Highly regarded as one of the most influential and powerful women in technology, Sandy has received various accolades, including the Franz Edelman Laureate for Analytics Innovation, and has been recognized as one of Forbes' 2016 Digital Influencers and Onalytica's Top 100 for Cloud and IoT. Sandy joins me today to highlight the power of expressing yourself and sharing your ideas to the world to change history. She reveals the skills people need to grow in the technology industry and discusses the power of curiosity and asking questions. She explains why women need to prepare for, spot, and seize growth opportunities and describes why women need to support each other. She also shares her journey as a changemaker in the tech industry and underscores the value of having people who support you in changing the world.   “If you have all these ideas and don't express them, you wouldn't be able to change history. Finding your voice empowers you to create change.” - Sandy Carter   This week on Girls in Tech: The powerful moment of finding your voice and expressing it Sandy's journey to becoming a changemaker in tech and her role at Amazon Web Services How technology is changing businesses and industries How Amazon Web Services supports small businesses on a global scale The important role of small businesses in the public sector How the public sector saw the power of cloud computing in the midst of COVID-19 Technology's transformative power in the world How Amazon Web Services partners with local cultures to serve needs that are different from the needs of the western world The skills individuals need to prosper in technology The power of curiosity and why people need to hone their problem-solving skills How to keep your curiosity alive What it takes to work on a global scale and make the world a better place Preparing for growth opportunities and managing the imposter syndrome The difference between a mentor and a sponsor The role of mothers in Sandy's life and how their lessons impacted her Why women need to help each other   Resources Mentioned: The Creator's Code: The Six Essential Skills of Extraordinary Entrepreneurs by Amy Wilkinson   Connect with Sandy Carter: Sandy Carter Book: Extreme Innovation: 3 Superpowers for Purpose and Profit Book: Get Bold: Using Social Media to Create a New Type of Social Business Book: The New Language of Marketing 2.0: How to Use ANGELS to Energize Your Market Book: The New Language of Business: Soa & Web 2.0 Sandy Carter on LinkedIn Sandy Carter on Facebook Sandy Carter on Twitter   Inspiring Girls in Tech...One Conversation at a Time Thanks for tuning into this week's episode of Girls in Tech. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe and leave a review wherever you get your podcasts.  TuneIn | GooglePlay | Stitcher | Spotify   Be sure to share your favorite episodes on social media to help us reach more listeners, like you. Join us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn. For more exclusive content and information, visit our website.

Choisir ses études, son métier, faire des choix qui paraissent déterminants dès le lycée… Nous passons tous-tes par là. Trouver sa voie est un long chemin, qui peut parfois être semé d'embûches. On hésite, on se questionne: et maintenant, que vais-je faire ? Vers quel domaine s'orienter ? Et si ce choix là n'était pas le bon, après tout ? Que se passera-t-il si on fait des erreurs ? Dans ce premier épisode, Raïssa Gloria et sa meilleure amie Roihamat demandent conseil à deux expertes, Julia de Strada et Inès Magne, toutes les deux présidentes d'Inspiring Girls, une ONG ayant pour but d'inspirer les jeunes femmes en leur présentant des rôles modèles féminin. Un épisode idéal si vous êtes en plein doute concernant votre avenir professionnel ! Les références entendues dans cet épisode : Victoria Beckham, chanteuse, danseuse, styliste, designer et femme d'affaires britannique Michelle Obama, avocate et essayiste américaine. Elle a notamment écrit le livre “Devenir”, une autobiographie publiée aux éditions Viking Press (2018). Livre qui a également fait l'objet d'un documentaire éponyme diffusé sur Netflix (2020). Sistas Club est un programme de Cacharel Parfums en partenariat avec Inspiring Girls, animé par Raïssa Gloria. Réalisation, montage et mixage par Zoé Richard et traduction par Ray Wofsy. Production par Nouvelles Ecoutes. 

Episode 1: Latvian author Santa Remere discusses her 2020 book Mūsējās, which was intended as an inspiring collection of biographies of Latvian women presented in a fairy-tale style, but was attacked upon publication for its inclusion of one highly contentious pro-Russia politician among other Latvian women.

This week, I was able to sit down with Selena and Paige from Girls On The Run!  Girls on the Run-Charleston was founded by a team of local women in the summer of 2015. In 2016, they had their first GOTR season with 30 girls and now five years later they have served 1630 girls in Charleston, Berkeley, and Dorchester counties. What started with thirteen girls in one school in 1996 has grown to over 2 million girls transformed nationwide and counting. With the help of over 100,000 volunteers, they empower more than 200,000 girls annually. The only program of its kind, they focus on the important connection between mind and body. They research-based lessons and accessible physical activity instill confidence and nurture care and compassion in every girl. Reach out to Girls On The Run: Via website: https://www.gotrcoastalsouthcarolina.org/ Virtual 5k: https://www.gotrcoastalsouthcarolina.org/Virtual-5K?fbclid=IwAR3x2qEHDGuJeW5g2Xy7FIaQsEPG6yPSXkjZlBZDJHsLnOAJAckUcbqWHPs  

Inspiring Girls é uma organização internacional dedicada a elevar as aspirações das meninas conectando-as a mulheres inspiradoras. A organização está oferecendo um curso sobre empreendedorismo feminino e muito mais. Quando: dias 18 e 20 de agosto. Quem pode participar? Meninas de 10 a 15 anos Como participar: entre em contato com a professora Erika pelo e-mail erika.costa@prof.pmf.sc.gov.br --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ebm-tapera/message

On this episode of Grow Kinder, we talk with Dr. Stephanie Hull, President and CEO of Girls Inc., a national organization focused on inspiring all girls to be strong, smart, and bold. Dr. Hull talks with us about helping young people “bloom where they are planted,” and about how neighborhood schools and out-of-school interventions help to cultivate talent wherever it's found. Learn more about Dr. Hull's work at https://girlsinc.org/.

Michelle. Melania. Herr Merkel. If (big if) there was a "Political First Partners" WhatsApp group, they'd be there. And until October 2018, so would Miriam. But her husband has gone to Facebook to be their new Head of Global Affairs and Communications and she has (metaphorically) left the group. This week, Kevin says a great big "hola" to Miriam González Durántez. Not Mrs Clegg. By day she's an international trade rights lawyer. By night she's chief championeer of young girls' rights through her brainchild inspiringgirls.org. Brexit, Henderson's Relish, cooking blogs, and a future where Nick could join the aforementioned mythical WhatsApp group – this episode has got it all. As a Yorkshireman would say, "de nada". Find out more at tr.com/TheHearing

[// Pregenerate link to episode ahead of time: - clicktotweet.com- sharelinkgenerator.com]: # This week, we take a bit more of a convention-al bent, to talk about the wider world of women heroes in media with special guest, Emily Gonsalves (con chair of the [Pretty Heroes convention](https://www.prettyheroes.com/)). We talk about representation of women in comics, tv, anime and manga and a LOT more. Next week, we continue the magic with a trip to a little place that's a small world after world: that's right, we'll be talking about fans of Disney theme parks! ## Where can I learn more about Emily Gonsalves and the Pretty Heroes convention? Pretty Heroes is a convention dedicated to showcasing strong female characters and it's the first "girl power" convention in Toronto. It started as the Toronto Sailor Moon Celebration and grew with fan demand to expand into a convention with a new name (but the same heart) featuring a variety of anime, cute items, "girly" items, and plenty of intriguing female characters. The founder and con chair, Emily Gonsalves, is a professional graphic designer and marketing manager by day, but she also used to "moonlight" as a regular reporter for the Sailor Moon focused blog "Moon Chase." You can also find Emily at other conventions running panels about Sailor Moon, art, fandom, and social media marketing. To follow her Sailor Moon related content on social media, check out [Moon Chase on Facebook](https://www.facebook.com/MoonChaseBlog/) and [Twitter](https://twitter.com/MoonChaseblog/) and [SailorMoonCelebration on Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/sailormooncelebration/). For general female character and convention fun, check out Pretty Heroes on [Facebook](https://facebook.com/prettyheroes/), [Twitter](https://twitter.com/prettyheroes/), and [Instagram](http://instagram.com/prettyheroes). ## Episode outline ### Fandom Facts **Search Data:** Given the broadness of today's topic, its hard to get data... but we tried! Looking at [Google Trends data](https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=all&q=%2Fm%2F03hdkg,girl%20power,%2Fm%2F01cjwd) for _Girl Power (search term)_, _Girl Power (Topic)_, and _Magical Girl (literary genre)_ all reveal interesting results... - Interest in the _Magical Girl_ literary genre is about twice as high as _girl power_. Interest was on a slow incline from 2004 to December 2010 before spiking dramatically starting in January 2011 (Madoka Magica), then decreasing a bit (still more popular than 2004). - Interest in _Girl Power (search term)_ has been on a slow increase since 2004, whereas _Girl Power (topic)_ has been on a slow _decline_ in the same period. The top 5 countries for the various trends, by search volume: - _Magical Girl (literary genre)_: Japan, Macau, Taiwan, South Korea, Hong Kong - _Girl Power (search term)_: Philippines, United States, Puerto Rico, Malaysia, Australia - _Girl Power (topic)_: Italy, Sweden, Australia, Denmark, Norway ### [Last Episode's](http://fanthropological.com/e/boys-love-boys-keep-swinging/) Famous Last Words **T** Who was the first pretty hero? [// Himitsu no Akko-chan (1962) is the earliest magical girl manga... possibly her ]: # **Z** Who was the more popular female hero of the 90s? Xena, or Buffy? **G** Where does Lina Inverse sit in the roster of pretty heroes? **Sara** Given that it is an empowerment fantasy for young girls, how do people feel about magical girls? What are some of the discussions around that? ### This week's spotlight **[Inspiring Girls](http://www.inspiring-girls.com/)** > Inspiring Girls International is an organisation dedicated to raising the aspirations of young girls around the world by connecting them with female role models. > >Our goals are: > - Exposing young girls (10-15 years old) to the full variety of careers and options in life; and > - Inspiring them to aim high > > ... We connect female role models and young gir

Hunter Clarke-Fields interviews Chelsea Jackson, a yoga educator and founder of Yoga, Literature, and Art Camp for Teen Girls at Spelman College in Atlanta, Georgia. Chelsea has graced the cover of Yoga Journal and directs Red Clay Yoga, a Georgia non-profit serving marginalized and historically underserved populations. She also serves on the Yoga and Body Image Coalition. Find out more about Chelsea at ChelseaLovesYoga.com and RedClayYoga.org. This episode is sponsored by ChooseToBeNice.com where you can get 20% off apparel with the coupon code, "Hunter20." This episode is also sponsored by Hunter's coaching practice. Learn more at HunterYoga.com/coaching. Thank you so much for listening! If you get something out of this episode, please tell a friend today.    Fan of the Mindful Mama Podcast? Support it by leaving a quick review ----->http://apple.co/2s5kjBM _________________________________________________________________ ABOUT HUNTER CLARKE-FIELDS: Hunter Clarke-Fields is a mindfulness mama mentor. She coaches over-stressed moms on how to cultivate mindfulness in their daily lives. Hunter is a certified Parent Effectiveness Training teacher and has over 20 years of experience in yoga & mindfulness practices. She has taught thousands worldwide. Hunter is the creator of the Mindful Parenting course. Find her free guide, 5 Simple Things You Can Do Today To Be Less Irritable With Your Child, more podcasts, blog posts, free resources, and how to work with Hunter at HunterClarkeFields.com.

Opening the show: Jin In was born in the East, raised in the West, and goes where ever she is called to empower the world's poorest girls. She is the Founding Director of 4Girls GLocal Leadership (4ggl.org) -- Inspiring Girls, Transforming the World. Her organization combines global thinking with local action resulting in "glocal" innovation - developing the leadership potential of girls and young women in poor communities around the world. Crossing the threshold into the second part of the show, Selena Fox, beloved Foremother & Wayshower of Circle Sanctuary will discuss Pagan Studies and Yuletide Goddesses.

[// Pregenerate link to episode ahead of time: - clicktotweet.com- sharelinkgenerator.com]: # This week, we take a bit more of a convention-al bent, to talk about the wider world of women heroes in media with special guest, Emily Gonsalves (con chair of the [Pretty Heroes convention](https://www.prettyheroes.com/)). We talk about representation of women in comics, tv, anime and manga and a LOT more. Next week, we continue the magic with a trip to a little place that's a small world after world: that's right, we'll be talking about fans of Disney theme parks! ## Where can I learn more about Emily Gonsalves and the Pretty Heroes convention? Pretty Heroes is a convention dedicated to showcasing strong female characters and it's the first "girl power" convention in Toronto. It started as the Toronto Sailor Moon Celebration and grew with fan demand to expand into a convention with a new name (but the same heart) featuring a variety of anime, cute items, "girly" items, and plenty of intriguing female characters. The founder and con chair, Emily Gonsalves, is a professional graphic designer and marketing manager by day, but she also used to "moonlight" as a regular reporter for the Sailor Moon focused blog "Moon Chase." You can also find Emily at other conventions running panels about Sailor Moon, art, fandom, and social media marketing. To follow her Sailor Moon related content on social media, check out [Moon Chase on Facebook](https://www.facebook.com/MoonChaseBlog/) and [Twitter](https://twitter.com/MoonChaseblog/) and [SailorMoonCelebration on Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/sailormooncelebration/). For general female character and convention fun, check out Pretty Heroes on [Facebook](https://facebook.com/prettyheroes/), [Twitter](https://twitter.com/prettyheroes/), and [Instagram](http://instagram.com/prettyheroes). ## Episode outline ### Fandom Facts **Search Data:** Given the broadness of today's topic, its hard to get data... but we tried! Looking at [Google Trends data](https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=all&q=%2Fm%2F03hdkg,girl%20power,%2Fm%2F01cjwd) for _Girl Power (search term)_, _Girl Power (Topic)_, and _Magical Girl (literary genre)_ all reveal interesting results... - Interest in the _Magical Girl_ literary genre is about twice as high as _girl power_. Interest was on a slow incline from 2004 to December 2010 before spiking dramatically starting in January 2011 (Madoka Magica), then decreasing a bit (still more popular than 2004). - Interest in _Girl Power (search term)_ has been on a slow increase since 2004, whereas _Girl Power (topic)_ has been on a slow _decline_ in the same period. The top 5 countries for the various trends, by search volume: - _Magical Girl (literary genre)_: Japan, Macau, Taiwan, South Korea, Hong Kong - _Girl Power (search term)_: Philippines, United States, Puerto Rico, Malaysia, Australia - _Girl Power (topic)_: Italy, Sweden, Australia, Denmark, Norway ### [Last Episode's](http://fanthropological.com/e/boys-love-boys-keep-swinging/) Famous Last Words **T** Who was the first pretty hero? [// Himitsu no Akko-chan (1962) is the earliest magical girl manga... possibly her ]: # **Z** Who was the more popular female hero of the 90s? Xena, or Buffy? **G** Where does Lina Inverse sit in the roster of pretty heroes? **Sara** Given that it is an empowerment fantasy for young girls, how do people feel about magical girls? What are some of the discussions around that? ### This week's spotlight **[Inspiring Girls](http://www.inspiring-girls.com/)** > Inspiring Girls International is an organisation dedicated to raising the aspirations of young girls around the world by connecting them with female role models. > >Our goals are: > - Exposing young girls (10-15 years old) to the full variety of careers and options in life; and > - Inspiring them to aim high > > ... We connect female role models and young gir