Podcast appearances and mentions of natalie hampton

In this episode, we gathered four special guests to help us have an engaging discussion as we remember 2024. You'll hear from Dave Nirshi author of Vino-Sphere, Arthur Barham creator of Merlot2Muscadine, Natalie Hampton author of Tarheel Taps and Corks, and Hailey Klepcyk President of the North Carolina Winegrowers Association. As we wrap up 2024,Continue reading →

Bullying is something that’s hard to talk about, and kids and grown ups both know that it’s still a problem today. Host Naomi Wadler reminds us why preventing bullying isn’t about fighting back, but rather spreading positive change. What do you do if you find yourself in a situation with someone who bullies? Correspondent Luria Freeman has helpful advice. Plus, we chat with Natalie Hampton who created the app Sit With Us to help other kids feel less alone.  Want to share your ways to practice kindness with us? Send an email to kids@nowthismedia.com Links: Naomi Wadler   Luria Freeman Natalie Hampton Sit With Us app

Our Special Guest is the Founder of the Sit With Us App, Natalie Hampton. We are also joined by her mom Carolyn Hampton. 16 year old Natalie Hampton was severely bullied at middle school and ate lunch alone every day. Things got better after she switched schools, but she never forgot the pain that she went through eating alone. Now, with a new group of friends and a new school, Natalie began inviting anyone that she saw eating lunch alone to join her and her friends. She saw that one simple act of kindness made a big difference in their lives. This inspired her to create the award-winning Sit With Us mobile app at the age of sixteen. In only two short years the response to Natalie's app has become a global movement! The app has won numerous awards, has been featured by Apple under “New Apps We Love” in the App Store, has been downloaded by 120,000+ people in eight countries worldwide, and has garnered the attention and acclaim of international media and press. Natalie has been invited to speak at many events, including the “Girls Can Do” conference (Washington D.C.), the Harvard Graduate School of Education, the United Nations Youth Assembly, and TEDxTeen in London. She is also proud to be partnering with six prominent anti-bullying organizations, including Born This Way Foundation, PACER, and Champions Against Bullying. Now 18 years old, Stanford Freshman Natalie Hampton is slowing down at all! She is a senior counselor for United in Harmony, a non-profit organization that runs a sleep away camp for underprivileged and homeless kids, serves as the Political Director of March for Our Lives – Bay Area, and is the co-founder of March for Our Lives at Stanford The first step to a warmer more inclusive community can begin with lunch. Sit With Us is: A free mobile anti-bullying app to promote kindness and inclusion on school campuses! Winner of The Appy Awards 2017! Download the Sit With Us App Now Find Sit With Us on facebook.com/sitwithus.io instagram.com/sit.with.us/ sitwithus.io

Our Special Guest is the Founder of the Sit With Us App, Natalie Hampton. We are also joined by her mom Carolyn Hampton. 16 year old Natalie Hampton was severely bullied at middle school and ate lunch alone every day. Things got better after she switched schools, but she never forgot the pain that she went through eating alone. Now, with a new group of friends and a new school, Natalie began inviting anyone that she saw eating lunch alone to join her and her friends. She saw that one simple act of kindness made a big difference in their lives. This inspired her to create the award-winning Sit With Us mobile app at the age of sixteen. In only two short years the response to Natalie's app has become a global movement! The app has won numerous awards, has been featured by Apple under “New Apps We Love” in the App Store, has been downloaded by 120,000+ people in eight countries worldwide, and has garnered the attention and acclaim of international media and press. Natalie has been invited to speak at many events, including the “Girls Can Do” conference (Washington D.C.), the Harvard Graduate School of Education, the United Nations Youth Assembly, and TEDxTeen in London. She is also proud to be partnering with six prominent anti-bullying organizations, including Born This Way Foundation, PACER, and Champions Against Bullying. Now 18 years old, Stanford Freshman Natalie Hampton is slowing down at all! She is a senior counselor for United in Harmony, a non-profit organization that runs a sleep away camp for underprivileged and homeless kids, serves as the Political Director of March for Our Lives – Bay Area, and is the co-founder of March for Our Lives at Stanford The first step to a warmer more inclusive community can begin with lunch. Sit With Us is: A free mobile anti-bullying app to promote kindness and inclusion on school campuses! Winner of The Appy Awards 2017! Download the Sit With Us App Now Find Sit With Us on facebook.com/sitwithus.io instagram.com/sit.with.us/ sitwithus.io

The Bros debate what it means to be "from" a state, talk about bullying with Sit With Us founder Natalie Hampton, and reflect on their past experiences with bullying (spoiler alert: it gets super deep.) Oh, also they come up with the best idea EVER to solve the national crisis of bullying #NoBigDeal.

This week Lauren gets new luggage and we talk about food deserts. Links to what we talk about: What We’re Sippin’ On Weeksville Heritage Center Weeksville Heritage Center is a multidisciplinary museum dedicated to preserving the history of the 19th century African American community of Weeksville, Brooklyn - one of America’s many free black communities. “Save Weeksville and Save Brooklyn’s Black History” Campaign Crowdfunded over $260k at time of posting Goals: $200k to keep the doors open; $250k will additionally facilitate repairs; $300k allows to begin building an emergency cash reserve “Men Don’t Have Friends and Women Bear the Burden” Want to start a Men’s Group? What is homosociality? #ImpactInfluencers National Bail Out (@nationalbailout) #freeblackmamas campaign We didn’t even have space to get this deep, but you can learn more here about Black Codes of Bail, “hundreds of policies and practices that continue to criminalize, exploit, and control our people” which further emphasize why NBO’s work is so important. Plus: We Stan a Toolkit! Natalie Hampton (@natalie_evelyn) Founder of Sit With Us, a mobile app designed to promote a kinder and more inclusive school community. Check out Natalie’s TedxTeen talk, “All It Takes Is One” Food Deserts Access NYC: Find help in NYC with food, housing, work and more. (Note: this site directs you to either be screened for eligibility and to apply – make sure you choose the one you want) USDA Food Desert Definition(s) Read more details about Lyft’s Grocery Access Program in Washington, D.C. And lastly, read about the NAICS here --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/communitea/support

In this episode, August sits down with Natalie Hampton, a 19 year old freshman at Stanford, a youth delegate to the United Nations and one of People Magazine's 25 Women Changing The World, among many other accolades. This amazing young woman had a horrible bullying experience when she was in middle school. When it was over and she had moved to a more inclusive school, she decided she needed to do something about bullying--not just for her, but for every kid who is excluded, shamed and even physically assaulted. Natalie struck back by creating Sit With Us, an app that allows people who don't have a place to sit during school lunch, to sit with people who are happy to have them. August talks to Natalie about the inspiring story behind sit with us and her plans for its future. You'll also hear about the new Tech Wellness Collection at sevenly.org, benefitting Sit With Us. It's a show you don't want to miss.

WBZ's Doug Cope speaks with Natalie Hampton about her app designed to fight bullying and promote kindness and inclusion in middle schools and high schools.

It’s a problem when tribalism divides us, online or in real life. Join Veronica Belmont and Franchesca Ramsey as they meet the people working to make the web — and world — friendlier places. Jhamel Robinson discusses how he used social media to organize a massive BBQ in Oakland after a racial altercation went viral; Dr. Meredith Clark sheds light on the need for social media platforms to hire members of vulnerable communities; Jon Ronson talks about snap judgements; Professor Kip Williams speaks to the effects of ostracism online and off; and recent high school graduate Natalie Hampton shares her story of surviving extreme bullying and what she's doing now to help others. IRL is an original podcast from Mozilla. For more on the series go to irlpodcast.org. Here is material on digital inclusion from Mozilla. We also recommend reading this article from Mozilla's head of Diversity & Inclusion, Larissa Shapiro, on inclusive and exclusive culture. Find Franchesca Ramsey's new book Well That Escalated Quickly on her personal site, and check her out on MTV's Decoded. Jon Ronson's book, So You've Been Publicly Shamed, is available here. Follow Jon as he tries his hardest to be an expressive (but respectful) online citizen on Twitter. And, learn more about Natalie Hampton's Sit With Us app here. Leave a rating or review in Apple Podcasts so we know what you think.

After we finished recording EPISODE 14 with Superhero of Love Natalie Hampton who rose from the ashes of enduring two years of being bullied at her prestigious private school, it was clear we needed to hear how her parents navigated these stormy heart waters as well. No parent wants to see their child suffer.  No parent thinks they can support their child in just the right way when their emotional and physical health are at stake.  Listen to Scott and Carolyn share how they got through this and helped Natalie stand strong on her own two feet, while doing their best to support her through these treacherous times. They also ended up deepening their family bonds as a result.   Natalie Hampton also pops in for a brief story in this episode as well, giving even more reason to love and respect her. Please pass on this episode to any parent you might know as there may be something they will be able to use one day when they end up trying to help their child through rough emotional times.   

Natalie Hampton was bullied for two years at a prestigious private school. She and her parents tried everything to have her remain in the school and stay safe, but the road was difficult, and Natalie has the scars to prove it.  Yet, she rose up from years of abuse to take a stand for the kids who can't fight back, and to provide a real life solution with her Sit With Us App, which gives others like her a chance to stand up against bullies and reach out to those who are being bullied. At 17, Natalie has already received a plethora of award.  You will find her gracing the same page as Jane Goodall when she was acknowledged by People magazine in the issue celebrating "25 Women Changing the World." and was 2017 Radio Disney Heroes for Change honoree.   If you have been bullied, or know someone who has, you will want to listen in to her heart of gold wisdom.      

WBZ's Doug Cope speaks with Natalie Hampton about her app designed to fight bullying and promote kindness and inclusion in middle schools and high schools.

WBZ's Doug Cope speaks with Natalie Hampton about her app designed to fight bullying and promote kindness and inclusion in middle schools and high schools.

WBZ's Doug Cope speaks with Natalie Hampton about her app designed to fight bullying and promote kindness and inclusion in middle schools and high schools.

WBZ's Doug Cope speaks with Natalie Hampton about her app designed to fight bullying and promote kindness and inclusion in middle schools and high schools.

WBZ's Doug Cope speaks with Natalie Hampton about her app designed to fight bullying and promote kindness and inclusion in middle schools and high schools.

Natalie Hampton, a senior in Los Angeles, was bullied and ate alone every day. After she transferred schools, she found teachers and other students who wanted to make sure no one ate alone. Her “Sit with Us” app and clubs are sweeping the US and other countries as kids use social media to find other kids and stand against bullying. www.coolcatteacher.com/e252 Matific is Today's Sponsor: The US Matific Games are coming this February. Try Matific free now and sign up to join their Math games. www.coolcatteacher.com/math

After years of being bullied in school and having to eat alone – often not even in the cafeteria – Natalie Hampton decided to something to help others in similar situations. She created the Sit With Us anti-bullying app, which allows a user to locate a table in their school's cafeteria where they will be welcome, so that no one needs to eat alone. In this episode, Natalie explains how the app came to exist, and how it's being used by more than just schools. Additionally, she offers her views on why bullying is so prevalent in some schools.  Hosted by Gabe Howard and Vincent M. Wales.   SIT WITH US SHOW HIGHLIGHTS [1:33]   What is Sit With Us and what does it do? [4:13]   The unexpected success of the app, and how it happened. [5:49]   How being bullied led Natalie to create the app. [7:06]   Natalie's other anti-bullying activities. [7:53]   Why is bullying so prevalent in some schools? [12:38] Natalie's TEDx Teen talk. [15:45] How someone becomes a bully, and how to stop it.

After suffering from years of bullying and sitting alone at lunch, Natalie Hampton got fed up and created the app Sit With Us which is a platform that lets students invite people to sit with them at lunch. Today, Sit With Us has over 100,000 downloads in eight countries. It has been an award-winning app. “I really didn’t think it would go this far. It was more of a therapy project, if anything, when I started it.” - Natalie Hampton Learn more about this episode of She's Got Moxie with Joy Chudacoff at www.JoyChudacoff.com/22

Sixteen-year-old Natalie Hampton shares her experience with bullying and how it prompted her to create the app "Sit With Us."

Natalie Hampton is a high school junior from Sherman Oaks, Calif. The once-bullied teen has created a new app called “Sit with Us,” a safe place for lonely kids to seek out lunchtime companionship. The free lunch-planning app allows students to find lunch tables if they don't want to sit alone. […] See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Natalie Hampton is a high school junior from Sherman Oaks, Calif. The once-bullied teen has created a new app called “Sit with Us,” a safe place for lonely kids to seek out lunchtime companionship. The free lunch-planning app allows students to find lunch tables if they don’t want to sit alone. Other high school students can […] The post ‘Sit with Us’ Creator Natalie Hampton’s Crusade to Help Bullied Teens Feel Included appeared first on KWHS.