Podcasts about she roars

In this episode I share a conversation with Chidiogo Akunyili-Parr. Chidiogo (she/her) is a writer, speaker, storyteller, movement builder and Founder of She ROARs, a community of empowered women across the world unleashing their ROAR.  She is a World Economic Forum Global Leadership Fellow and has been named ‘100 most inspiring women in Nigeria' by The Guardian.In this conversation, Chidi and I discuss her upcoming book and learn about her relationship with her mother, her spirituality and how she has learned to navigate grief and heal from loss. Please note: this content is sensitive and may be triggering for some listeners, please ensure you are 18+Subscribe to become a part of the Growing Wise community. You will have opportunities to participate in experiences, workshops and live podcast recordings facilitated by Negin. 

This week we have Jess Drummond, Kailyn Myshrall and Angie Salvi to discuss "She Roars" and the Athletic Inclusive Excellence Committee at UVM

Vanessa Wakeman is a visionary and futurist in the world social change.Since Launching her social change firm, The Wakeman Agency, in 2003, Vanessa has served as a champion for non profits and progressive social issues, counseling organizations on approaches to generate revenue and build influence.  She is an outspoken voice on the need for more inclusion and equity in the non profit and public relations sectors, while also working to amplify the voices of under represented groups in the media. She created She Roars, the first thought leadership training program for women in the nonprofit/philanthropy sector, to foster equity and amplify women’s voices. Recognized as a “Champion of PR” by PR Week and one of 50 “Game Changers of PR” by PR News, she is one of the few black women to found and own a social change agency—helping to shift the paradigm of the industry. Connect with Vanessa Wakeman Website: https://www.thewakemanagency.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wakemanagency/ Twitter: @vanessawakeman Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/wakemanagency/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vanessawakeman/ Connect with Jon Dwoskin: Website: http://jondwoskin.com/ Twitter: @jdwoskin Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jonathan.dwoskin Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/Thejondwoskinexperience/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jondwoskin/ Email: jon@jondwoskin.com  

Listen as we discuss how the stronghold and sin of racism are impacting the church today. Carla shares how we can recognize it, repent from it, and turn our hearts back to loving one another. About Carla: Carla Pratico is a Speaker, Entrepreneur, and Founder of She Roars, a Christian Women's Business community where she leads women to build kingdom businesses. She is passionate about seeking justice and mercy in the church. Learn more about Carla and her ministry at www.carlapractico.com. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Carla Pratico is the owner of the New York City based branding & marketing firm that serves a variety of industries and businesses internationally. Over the last two years, she has led a women's movement, She Roars, which supports contagiously fearless women in building their business and life with God. She has trained over 500 Christian women in starting and growing their businesses through her She Roars programs and conferences.She also serves the body of Christ as a New York City Chaplain, a conference speaker, minister to the homeless of NYC, & by providing Freedom Counseling to help others find healing & their identity in Christ. Carla is blissfully married to Kalel Pratico and lives in Manhattan with her French Bulldogs, Ella & Charlotte......Connect with Carlawebsite: SheRoarsBusiness.com Facebook: Carla Pratico Instagram: @carlapratico.....Stay connected with Twelve 12 Ministries by: Attend a Twelve 12 eventFollow Twelve 12 on Instagram Become a Supporter of Twelve 12 Send Twelve 12 Straight To Your InboxMusic By Recess. Find Him HERE

In this episode, I talk to Carla Pratico. Carla is the Founder of She Roars, a movement designed to empower contagiously fearless women. She is also a New York City Chaplain, a minister to the homeless of NYC, and provides Freedom Counseling to help others find healing in their identity in Christ. She Roars: https://www.sheroarsbusiness.com/order-page-6-week-build Mike Maeshiro: https://www.mikemaeshiro.com/

Today my guest Vanessa Wakeman, founder of the Wakeman Agency, discusses PR in the nonprofit sector. Why do we need it and how do we demonstrate an ROI? We also discuss how to elevate the voices of women and folks of color as experts and thought leaders in the field. Vanessa shares a step by step playbook on how to be recognized for your ideas, how to show up as your whole self unapologetically and why she has dedicated herself to elevating the the profile of BIPOC in nonprofit. For more about Vanessa, check out: https://www.thewakemanagency.com/vanessa-wakeman/ For more about She Roars, check out: https://www.thoughtleadershipforwomen.com/vanessa-wakeman --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nonprofitlowdown/support

Une conversation sur "les Femmes" avec Chidiogo Akunyili, écrivaine, conteuse nigériane et fondatrice de “She Roars”, membre du Global Economic Forum du World Economic Forum; et associée de la Nigerian Leadership Initiative, sa philosophie est fondée sur le concept humaniste africain d'Ubuntu. Elle travaille à aider les individus, en particulier les femmes et les jeunes, à atteindre leur plein potentiel, convaincue que cela servira à son tour l'humanité. Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

Kathryn had been following Chidiogo online for some time and knew that they would have a great discussion about intuition, empowerment, life and of course the role of movement. Chidiogo talks about how she followed her gut and moved away from the corporate world, how she founded She Roars, and why she started writing a book. She talks about supporting women of colour and how feeling your own power changes everything. She also talks about her experience learning languages and how she never felt that she would excel because of the way she was introduced to language. Through this conversation they talked about teaching methods and how being with an effective teacher makes all the difference. Finally they spoke about movement and how participating in movement practices prepares us for life in many ways. To learn more about Mindful Strength click here. 

lowkey freaking out…or high key…In October, 2018 I went to the She Roars conference at my alma mater, after originally planning to miss it, ignore it. Do anything else.Boy, was rsvping days before the deadline worth it. Or should I say gurrl, was rsvping days before the deadline worth it. This is the third of this series.To paraphrase, quote, and build on a statement by A. McClure, hit that subscribe button “because it’s just waiting for you to [hit] it” and leave a review because that blank space is just waiting for you to fill it.These actions aren’t just to fuel my podcasting willpower—they help women and men like you find these episodes and presumably, take something anxiety-reducing or straight-up informative from them as well.For a list of the panelist’s names, search the sheroars.princeton.edu.

We’ve all come a long way.In October, 2018 I went to the She Roars conference at my alma mater, after originally planning to miss it, ignore it. Do anything else.Boy, was rsvping days before the deadline worth it. Or should I say gurrl, was rsvping days before the deadline worth it.This is the second of this series.

Mellody Hobson, Class of 1991, speaks out on the latest episode of the “She Roars” podcast to demystify principles of investing and discuss her own efforts to combat dangerously high rates of financial illiteracy in America today. “I find that children become the gateway drug to parents, and I mean that in the best way. … Continue reading "Mellody Hobson: On being a national leader in financial literacy"

We’ve all come a long way. Reupload from 1/18/19.In October, 2018 I went to the She Roars conference at my alma mater, after originally planning to miss it, ignore it. Do anything else.Boy, was rsvping days before the deadline worth it. Or should I say gurrl, was rsvping days before the deadline worth it.This is the first of this series. To paraphrase, quote, and build on a statement by A. McClure, hit that subscribe button “because it’s just waiting for you to [hit] it” and leave a review because that blank space is just waiting for you to fill it.These actions aren’t just to fuel my podcasting willpower—they help women and men like you find these episodes and presumably, take something anxiety-reducing or straight-up informative from them as well.

This is the best interview that I have had in a long time and I hope that you appreciate Aandre's honesty as much as I did! We walk about Mental Health, Race, and our Ministry downfalls. I love hearing different perspectives and Aandre has a great one! Make sure to go give him a follow! @aandre_fmcd Next week I will have a guest named Carla Pratico who hosts a conference called She Roars and has such a great testimony! I cant wait for y'all to hear it! Follow me @_kaibird and the show @theyouthofthenationpod, thanks for watching! Share and rate! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/letsgetrealpod/support

On this episode of "A Few Minutes With Mollie," Ford Family Director of Athletics Mollie Marcoux Samaan discusses a wide range of subjects, including She Roars, Alumni Weekend, facilities updates and the successes of Princeton's fall teams.