Podcasts about non profit director

This week's topic:The issues for younger voters in 2024With guests:Brittany Jean, President, Tampa Bay Young RepublicansJake Hoffman, Executive Director, Tampa Bay Young RepublicansGrace Tabor, President, USF College RepublicansMarley Price, Community Activist, Democratic Socialist, DemocratDavid Moscrip, Chair, Hillsborough County Libertarian PartyRichie Floyd, St. Petersburg City Councilman, District 8, DemocratJonathon Chavez, President, Hillsborough County Young DemocratsBree Wallace, Non-Profit Director and Community Activist, Democrat

“When you tap into the idea that your ability to create is infinite, your whole life will change” – Brandi   Seriously! When you finally see that if you can imagine something and you find a way to make it happen, your life becomes a matter of choice. What projects you choose to do, where you choose to do them, and who you choose to do them with. So really it is a question of impact and what kind of person do you want to be… Our chat this week with creative Kehan Fu has us inspired. When you have the ability to create whatever it is you set your mind to, how can you use your gift to better your community, or even the world?  How do you get there, what kinds of people do you need to connect with, and how do you connect to your community, how do you connect to your "something more". Make some notes about all these points. For example, I am going to ask for that opportunity I have been thinking about for a while, I am going to do my research, be brave, and my first move would be to…__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________  If you loved this segment we snagged it from our new book which you can order on amazon and the free audio book code comes inside! ⁠Order our new book HERE!  Upcoming Art & Yoga Workshop Workshop Oct 22 12-2:30LAST DAY TO REGISTER!⁠⁠

Join us for this super authentic conversation about hope, resilience, and recovery as we learn about the 4D Recovery program, their Gratitude Night, and the Harmony Academy where students can go for assistance and a more positive environment. Season 2: MB 8 - 3 OV ("Both" selected 3/5 of the time) Season 1: MB 12 - 4 OV Appearances by Class: 2016 = 1, 2012 = 1, 2011 = 3 2009 = 5, 2008 = 2, 2007 = 2, 2006 = 1, 2005 = 2, 2003 = 2, 2000 = 1 1994 = 1 Appearance by Gender: Female identifying - 13 Male identifying - 11

Learn about Kaliko's path from non-profit to state representative candidate by utilizing a "practical dreamer" approach to developing and achieving goals towards creating a more just community. Shout out by Kaliko to Ms. Lacy, Ms. Seibel & Mr. Buckles. Season 2: MB 7 - 3 OV ("Both" selected 3/5 of the time) Season 1: MB 12 - 4 OV Appearances by Class: 2016 = 1, 2012 = 1, 2011 = 3 2009 = 5, 2008 = 2, 2007 = 1, 2006 = 1, 2005 = 2, 2003 = 2, 2000 = 1 1994 = 1 Appearance by Gender: Female identifying - 12 Male identifying - 11

In this conversation, Christina speaks again with Anne DeSantis, Author, Speaker, Podcast Host, & Non-Profit Director of the St. Raymond Nonnatus Foundation for Freedom, Family, and Faith. This time, we spoke about Anne's new book, Love and Care for the Marginalized: Spiritual Outreach Reflections for Catholics. Our discussion focused upon how each of us can grow in our awareness of who is marginalized as where the marginalized are, and how we can respond as Christ asks us to. Her book consists of 40 reflections designed to help you pray and reflect, but more importantly, to take some small action each day to grow in love and care for the marginalized in your midst--like a homeless person, an immigrant, an elderly person in a nursing home, or an estranged family member. The biggest takeaway for me from our conversation is that the only truly effective action is one combined with prayer, and this is Anne's latest book helps you cultivate that attitude and habit in your mind, heart and soul. Anne also writes for three on-line publications: CatholicMom, Catholic 365, and Catholic Lane, hosts the on-line program called "Journeys in Faith with Anne DeSantis" on Fiat Ministry Network and Patchwork Heart Ministry, and cohosts a weekly podcast with Bill Snyder called the "Sewing Hope Podcast" on Patchwork Heart Ministry, as well. In addition to her apostolic work, Anne is wife, mother, and former homeschooling parent to her two grown daughters, Alaine and Shawn. She and her husband Angelo DeSantis have been married for over 30 years and they reside within the Philadelphia area suburbs, and are both members of the Third Order of Mercy which is a prayerful/active member of the Mercedarian Religious Order. You can find out more about Anne at: https://www.annedesantis.com/ You can purchase her book here To sign up for her upcoming event at Mayslake Ministries, register here --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sayyestoholiness/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sayyestoholiness/support

Reggie Seigler is a lifelong resident of the South Side Community of Syracuse NY. His interests are multi-faceted and include music performance, sound & lighting production, audio & video recording, creative writing and community building. Reggie was the co-founder, bassist and bandleader for the Soft Spoken Band, (retired after 35 years), which he used as a platform to build upon his many other interests. He is a board-member of the Stand Newspaper and writes a column called, “A Friendly Five.” The column focuses mainly upon providing exposure for local musicians beyond what little is given by the mainstream media. Reggie firmly believes that “the amount of exposure that an ‘artrepreneur' gets is directly related to how often the phone rings, and the quality of the offers on the other end of the line.”Reggie now focuses most of his creative energies on directing a Not-for-Profit collective called Joined, Artists, Musicians & Singers, Inc (JAMS). The organization is dedicated to connecting Black Artists and other Artists of Color to the regional arts-economy that they are so often disconnected from.

Change begins with us, but first we must realize that we have the power! Rhodesia Ransom is a Justice Leader, City Council Member, and the Co-Founder of Sow a Seed Foundation. During this episode of WinHers United the podcast, Rhodesia shares her insight and experience in relation to effecting positive change in our community, as well as in our personal lives. Listen in so you can also Take Time to Make Change. Have you embraced your power to make change, or are you settling for what is? Episode Highlights (3:10) Rhodesia discusses her professional background and lets us know what she is currently up to (5:42) Rhodesia sheds light on the importance of local government, and how to make change in our community (8:36) Find out how Rhodesia ended up in the political arena (12:31) Rhodesia wanted to be a lawyer, find out how and why she changed her mind (14:55) Based on the example she saw growing up Rhodesia made a conscious decision to choose positive for herself, listen in to find out more (19:49) Rhodesia talks about systematic injustices and why running for office is important (22:24) Rhodesia believes self-care is a crucial part of self-improvement (25:03) Rhodesia shares her morning routine, and also talks about distractions (29:08) Rhodesia gives herself a positive self-talk when necessary, find out what she says (30:47) One of Rhodesia’s toughest struggles was finding Work-Life balance (35:03) Rhodesia’s latest ah-ha moment was realizing that she cannot control how other people feel or what they do (41:28) Rhodesia talks about the strategic partnerships she has made to ensure she serves the community efficiently (44:44) Find out what advice Rhodesia has for up and coming entrepreneurs (47:42) Learn about Rhodesia’s travel experiences Interview Quotes “Those things that really impact our daily lives are normally lower on the ballot.” – Rhodesia Ransom “We gotta show up to vote!” – Rhodesia Ransom “We really need people who are going to hold elected people accountable by challenging them in elections, and by us actually doing our homework so that they know they have to work for our votes.” – Rhodesia Ransom Resources Rhodesia referenced the books Just Mercy by Bryan Stevenson and The 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership by John Maxwell during this interview, use the below links to purchase your copy today. Click HERE to purchase Just Mercy by Bryan Stevenson Click HERE to purchase The 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership by John Maxwell Rhodesia’s Bio Rhodesia Ransom believes that community focused leadership must be principled, collaborative and results oriented. As a Tracy City Council Member, Non-Profit Director, former Planning Commissioner and former Civil Grand Jurist, Ransom has been standing up for families and taxpayers across San Joaquin County for nearly two decades. Shaped by the values of public service, she spent much of her childhood working alongside her grandmother on volunteer projects to connect vulnerable families with medical care, housing, and other critical services. After earning her bachelor's degree from San Francisco State University and a Masters in Public Administration, Rhodesia worked in the private sector for fifteen years. She went on to teach graduate level courses in public finance and business management before moving on to serve the Tracy community that her family has been proud to call home since 2002. Ransom was appointed to serve on the San Joaquin County Civil Grand Jury from 2006-2008, where she served as Vice-Foreman. In her oversight of public agencies across our community, she helped expose millions of dollars in wasteful government spending, and worked to improve efficiency and service delivery across dozens of public agencies. After founding the non-profit Sow-A-Seed Foundation in 2009, she led efforts to bring gang violence prevention programs into Tracy's public schools. The organization now provides counseling, education, and leadership development services to more than 650 area youth each day. Ransom was also appointed to the City of Tracy Planning Commission in 2009, where she served two terms as chair. Performing a critical oversight role on new development projects Ransom's efforts helped create thousands of new jobs and housing units, as well as protecting the public with important new environmental safeguards. In 2016, Ransom was elected to the Tracy City Council, where she has earned a reputation for challenging the status quo and standing up for what is right--from leading efforts to improve transparency and fiscal stewardship in city government, to hiring more police officers and leading a community wide-task force to better coordinate homeless services and expand shelter space. Rhodesia's husband KT also serves our community as a public safety officer. They have been married for many years, and have raised their three children in Tracy. Ransom's other current and past community associations include: Founding Board Member, Tracy Police Activities League Founding Member, Tracy Community Homelessness Task Force Vice Chair, South San Joaquin County Fire Authority Board Member, San Joaquin Partnership Member, Deuel Vocational Institution (prison) Advisory Committee Inaugural member, Tracy Unified School District Anti-B ully Committee Former, Tracy Women's Forum Board of Directors Former, VP and President of a Kimball High School PTA Former Board Member, Tracy Performing Arts Foundation Emerge California, 2009 Graduate Institute for Emerging Leaders, Great Valley Center, 2010 Fellow Rhodesia's Awards and Recognition: 2007- Grassroots Activist of the Year, Central Valley Drum Magazine 2011-Community Spirit Award, San Joaquin County Democratic Central Committee 2012-Woman of Tracy, Tracy Women's Forum 2015-Martin Luther King Jr. Image Award, Tracy African American Association 2015-"Clemmie Award" for Service to Youth, The Stockton Links 2015-Freedom Fighter Award, Stockton NAACP 2016-"Luminary Women of Faith," Grand Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star For More Information Call 209-645-2012. How to stay engaged with Nicole Walker and WinHers United If you are interested in joining or learning more about the WinHers United Membership Group send Nicole an email at winhersunited@gmail.com. If you are an aspiring or newbie podcaster Nicole would love to help you on your journey. Schedule a Podcast Launch Consultation Session with Nicole using this link: http://bit.ly/WinHers-PodCall. Follow Nicole on Clubhouse @winhersunited. Check out the WinHers United website at: http://winhersunited.com. As always "Be Empowered and Empower On" - Nicole Walker

Today I’m speaking With Ashley Jordan, she’s the director of operations & strategy at re:work training in Chicago.Ashley pivoted into a non-profit, high impact workplace last November with the organization known as re:work training , & they’re on a mission to “make our workplaces look more like our neighborhoods.”re:work offers a free, 8-week training & job placement program focused on tech sales. Their candidates are predominantly black & LatinX and have non-traditional backgrounds, meaning they don’t usually have the 4 yr. degree with 3-5 years of previous experience that even entry-level roles at many tech companies require.--on the corporate side, they work w/companies to reshape biased hiring trends and to consider their candidates.Ashley’s motivation @ rework comes from working in a digital marketing & social media role in a corporate job where she was unhappy w/ the state of “the office,” & discovered how little time, talent, and treasure most companies invested in that’s diversity-equity-& inclusion), also known as “DEI.” She spent her free time volunteering at non-profits through fundraising and marketing, but truly wanted to do it full-time as a mission she could connect w/personally – so that she could create opportunity, access, and exposure for untapped communities. Their focus right now at re:work is targeting Chicago’s south and west sides. ----welcome Ashley Jordan. I’m so thrilled to finally have you here and talk about this unrelenting topic of DEI in tech. https://www.linkedin.com/in/ashley-jordan-chi/ https://reworktraining.org/ www.woctalk.biz Instagram @woctalkbizLinkedIn

In this week's episode, I speak with Carmela who is the Executive Director of FLYTE, a non-profit that empowers youth through travel.  She's also a non-profit & data analytics consultant, math enthusiast, remote worker, and self-proclaimed chocolate chip cookie connoisseur.  Since 2012, she's been intentionally creating a life that combines her love for youth empowerment, travel, and social impact. --------------- This episode is sponsored by Integra Global. As a remote worker, it can be such a headache to find out what the different requirements are when it comes to Heath insurance. That's why I'm so glad that I found Integra Global and their comprehensive plans!  They don't ask their members to build a plan, because how do we know what we'll need? Their insurance covers it all and everything is built-in.  If you want to know more, check out Integra global.com and see how they can give you the coverage you'll need and maybe some you never knew you would!  Which means less stress and panic! Go to IntegraGlobal.com for more details.  --------------- Hey Offbeat Family, I really your listening to this episode. I would love to hear more from you and what you think of the podcast. Contact me: hello@theoffbeatlife.com Show credits: Audio Engineer: Ben Smith - Vagabond Podcast Productions  

Brielle went from attempting to take her life to inspiring a movement of kindness and starting her own non-profit. Her message of resilience is wicked inspiring! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Margaret Fox always knew she wanted to help others but it took a while to figure out how. Today, Margaret leads a cross-denomination organization that is tasked with maintaining open discourse around social justice issues. Find out more about her career journey on Learn From Others.

Linda Walubengo moved to the US from Kenya about 14 years ago and started the US leg of her life journey in Virginia. Her undergraduate education is in Clinical Psychology which she further enhanced with a Social Psychology certificate she obtain in Leicester, UK. After getting her MPH from George Mason, she's been working with various non-profits and even served on the BOD for the AIDS Walk foundation which she fundraises for with ferocity and verve. You don't want to get caught with a low Venmo balance when Linda hits you up for support. She will show up at your workplace and make sure your boss knows you didn't donate to her worthy cause. I was fortunate to meet Linda at a Jobs to be Done meetup organized by my friend of many years Alex Salinsky about 3 years ago. If there's is something I can say about Linda is that you will notice her when she enters a room. She has an inferno of dynamism welling inside her that comes across whenever she opens her mouth. Articulate, confident and full of surprises, Linda has a lot to offer the world. She loves to travel solo and has regaled me with tales of her adventures in Cuba, Costa Rica, Colombia and many other exotic destinations. She's a serious lover of family and has graciously invited me to some of her epic family parties both in the South Bay and Sacramento. Let's just say these parties are not easy to forget because the entire family tree both matches and raises Linda's already astronomical energy levels. Linda is not your average ambitious, world traveling Kenyan American. She's a transformational leader with a focus on change management, Operations, Program Development, Public Relations, Marketing, Policy Administration,Fundraising, Advocacy, Project Management and Program Evaluation. You can connect with her on LinkedIn and follow her on Instagram at @_lukela to keep up with her adventures. If you're interested in getting on the show ping me via LInkedIn or DMe at @EliMotivates

In part two of our Congressional Contenders series, we sit down and chat with Michael DeVito Jr., a Non-Profit Director, mediator, and former Marine Staff Sergeant. We'll discuss what it's like helping at-risk youth on Staten Island and whether local organizations can serve as a model for nation-wide initiatives to combat opioid use, gun violence, and economic inequality. We also touch on the role of federal infrastructure development in Staten Island and South Brooklyn, and what it's like dealing with out-of-control pharmaceutical and healthcare costs in the district. Check out of full show notes at www.radiofreebayridge.org

ENCORE PRESENTATION…. NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE!! Lamont Banks, Cliff Stewart, and Lisa Stewart of the Colorado exoneration firm A Just Cause discuss what happens when the wheels of justice trample unbridled over the rights of innocent Americans.   Our Special Guests for tonight's show are Professor Ronald Sullivan Jr. at Harvard Law School, and Legal Advocate Patricia Flynn, who also advocates for disadvantaged populations as a Non-Profit Director, and Court Investigator.  A Just Cause is currently campaigning for "FreeTheIRP6," who are wrongly imprisoned in Florence, CO for a crime they didn't commit. Read full story: www.freetheirp6.org.  For more information, about A Just Cause and to Donate to the IRP6 legal defense fund, visit www.a-justcause.com. Follow us on Twitter: @AJCRadio, @A_JustCause, @FreeTheeIRP6,  @FreeeTheIRP6 and Like our Facebook Pages: https://www.facebook.com/AJustCauseCoast2Coast, and https://www.facebook.com/AJustCauseCO, https://www.facebook.com/FreetheIRP6 Thank you for your support!

Lamont Banks, Cliff Stewart, and Lisa Stewart of the Colorado exoneration firm A Just Cause discuss what happens when the wheels of justice trample unbridled over the rights of innocent Americans.   Although the American system of justice is the most-respected worldwide, it is still a system designed, and operated, by humans, which means it's not perfect. Lamont, Cliff, and Lisa will highlight ongoing struggles against "the system" and what happens when justice miscarries against our American citizens. Our Special Guests for tonight's show are Professor Ronald Sullivan Jr. at Harvard Law School, and Legal Advocate Patricia Flynn, who also advocates for disadvantaged populations as a Non-Profit Director, and Court Investigator.  A Just Cause is currently campaigning for "FreeTheIRP6," who are wrongly imprisoned in Florence, CO for a crime they didn't commit. Read full story: www.freetheirp6.org.  For more information, about A Just Cause and to Donate to the IRP6 legal defense fund, visit www.a-justcause.com. Follow us on Twitter: @AJCRadio, @A_JustCause, @FreeTheeIRP6,  @FreeeTheIRP6 and Like our Facebook Pages: https://www.facebook.com/AJustCauseCoast2Coast, and https://www.facebook.com/AJustCauseCO, https://www.facebook.com/FreetheIRP6 Thank you for your support!

Pernille Spiers-Lopez is, together with her daughter, the co-founder of Good Life Designed and the author of Design Your Life. She is an international business leader with over 20 years executive experience and a unique focus on developing both business and people. Among several top executive positions she held the position as President and CEO for IKEA North America, global Chief HR Officer and was a member of the executive management team of the IKEA Group for 10 years. In addition to her work with Good Life Designed, she is a Corporate and Non-Profit Director with a focus on Retail, Leadership, Strategy, Competence development, succession and compensation. She is currently on the board of directors for Meijer Corporation in Grand Rapids, Michigan,  ECCO USA, and Save The Children US & International. Show Notes: http://yourbestmanager.com/pernille-spiers-lopez

This is a "PRE-RECORDED" Show Patti Conklin is described by clients and colleagues as one of the greatest Medical Intuitives of the 21st century. Patti was born with a rare vision and vibrational capabilities. Receiving her first visitation from God at the age of seven, she was put on a path of being of service. After high school, she began International non-profit work, utilizing and expanding her gift through-out her life until she received yet another visitation at the age of thirty eight and was instructed by God to fully begin walking the path that she was asked to walk as a child. Having absolute faith, five minutes later she resigned from her Non-Profit Director position, and a month later, moved to Georgia as instructed and began her work. Patti has been assisting and teaching people since that day. Patti's work and gifts have been referenced in many books, such as Miracles of the Casa by Josie Ravenwing, a book about John of God in Brasil, Soul Agreements by Dick Sutphen, Radical Remissions by Dr. Kelly Turner to name a few.