Podcast appearances and mentions of rashawn davis

Breaking DistanceBeauty for Freedom (BFF), as an anti-trafficking organization, has always strived to connect communities and champion freedom via our global educational programming for survivors of human trafficking and at-risk youth along with our advocacy and awareness-raising campaigns. Throughout the COVID-19 Crisis, our team has been looking for ways to connect our ambassadors and artists to the global community by creating a project which could break the barriers of the insular lives we faced through the pandemic with quarantining and self-isolation while creating the possibility of uniting, connecting, sharing ideas, educating, and embracing our humanity through the arts and music. BFF launched Breaking Distance as a way to continue connecting with our global community while sharing critical topics affecting our world and inspiring conversations. Topics covered include global health, human trafficking, art, music and mental health and wellness. We want YOU to JOIN the MOVEMENT! Stay tuned for details on our website (www.beautyforfreedom.org) and social media pages  for podcast schedules, email us if you're a visual artist, activist, musician or influencer who would like to get involved at info@beautyforfreedom.org or send us DMs with podcast idea submissions. LET YOUR VOICE BE HEARD AND CONNECT WITH OUR COMMUNITY!https://beautyforfreedom.org/ Follow Beauty for Freedom:InstagramTwitterFacebook  https://www.change.org/aboutMore about ChristinaChristina Martin is a Senior Campaigner at Change.org. Every day, she identifies new campaigns to support and works with petition starters to get in touch with their decision-makers. She had the privilege to serve on the Racial Justice Committee that was charged with allocating millions of dollars to racial justice organizations throughout the US.In 2020, Christina was asked to help create a new department at Change.org. She moved to San Francisco and began her work with a small team to start the Scaled Support program, which aimed to provide each person who started a petition with personalized text advice on their campaign. It has now grown to a team of over 20 people, and Christina has returned to the campaigns team to continue her previous work.While she was still in college, she interned for Change.org on a project called Change Politics. This program aimed to provide transparency and connection to those voting in the 2016 election.After completing her degree, she taught English as an Auxiliar de Conversación with the Council on International Educational Exchange.Christina graduated from Susquehanna University with a triple major in Political Science, Public Policy, and Spanish. At Susquehanna, she was the President of the Student Government. More about RashawnRashawn Davis is Racial Justice Fund Manager at Change.org, leading the organization's commitment to invest millions into the movement for Racial Justice and Black-led organizations. In 2018, he was appointed by Newark Mayor Ras J. Baraka to serve a two-year term as a Commissioner on Newark's Police Review Board. The board is charged with reviewing, auditing and recommending changes in police practices and policy for New Jersey's largest city. He was also named by Insider-NJ as one of New Jersey's 100 Most Influential Millennials. In 2014, Rashawn became the youngest person in the history of Newark to be certified and appear on a municipal election ballot at the age of 21. He led an insurgent campaign for a City Council seat representing the 80,000 people of the city's west ward. He has also previously worked at the Council of State Governments – Justice Center where he helped build the National Clean Slate Clearinghouse; An online resource dedicated to expanding access to record clearance for the more than 70 million Americans with a criminal record.Rashawn graduated from Georgetown University with a degree in Government. He earned a master's degree from New York University's Robert F. Wagner School. Change.Org Social MediaInstagramFacebook   

In episode 107, Jarrett Adams welcomes back Rashawn Davis to the War Report to talk about the future in black business and technology. Zaybro is also on the check in for this episode making it a DC college Trio with a Howard grad, Maryland Grad, and Georgetown grad. Really groundbreaking stuff. They talk about Drones, Robots, Tesla, Flying Cars, the future of warfare, and supporting black businesses.

In this episode of Over the Hill, Rashawn Davis talks about his work at Change.org and the experience of running for Newark city council as a Georgetown student. Recorded on June 23, 2020. Hosted by Matt Chung and Courtney Mastrangelo.

Today we have one of our first guest back on the show, Rashawn Davis, to talk about the aftermath of the 2018 midterm elections. We of course catch up on all the great things he’s been up to in the past year. Guest: Rashawn Davis @Rashawn_A_Davis http://dts.podtrac.com/redirect.mp3/http://feeds.soundcloud.com/stream/528442488-user-773139664-dwb-ep-46-so-the-election-happened-now-what.mp3   Follow Us at: Twitter: @DrinkingWBlerds Facebook: Drinking... Continue Reading → --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

We’re taking it easy this week and revisiting the after hours conversation we had with Rashawn Davis when he came on the show earlier this season. We delve into everything from tv to music to politics so take a listen! Guest: Rashawn Davis @Rashawn_A_Davis   http://dts.podtrac.com/redirect.mp3/http://feeds.soundcloud.com/stream/371253347-user-773139664-dwb-ep-125-after-hours-with-rashawn.mp3 Follow Us at: Twitter: @DrinkingWBlerds Facebook: Drinking With Blerds... Continue Reading → --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This week we have Rashawn Davis, the youngest candidate to ever run for a City Council seat in Newark NJ, in the studio to unpack the madness that is the current administration and the aftermath of the 2016 election. We also analyze why now is an important time for young black and brown millennials to... Continue Reading → --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In EP 29, host Jarrett Adams sits down with Rashawn Davis, the youngest person to run for city council election in Newark, NJ in 2014. They talk about what it was like being a senior at Georgetown while running a campaign, his role as the leader of the young Democrats of Essex County, and his position on the Newark Police Advisory board - aimed to combat police brutality. They also dive into the local politics scene in Newark, NJ and the Presidential Election of 2016.

This week on Brunch Culture, we review SAE's use of the "n" word and Creflo Dollar's 65 million dollar jet. Our main topic includes special guest Rashawn Davis and we discuss his HuffPost article "Black Millennials: We Need Your Presence, Not Just Your Success". We get random with Angie Stone and her daughter's teeth.

This week on Brunch Culture, we review SAE's use of the "n" word and Creflo Dollar's 65 million dollar jet. Our main topic includes special guest Rashawn Davis and we discuss his HuffPost article "Black Millennials: We Need Your Presence, Not Just Your Success". We get random with Angie Stone and her daughter's teeth.