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While gender inclusivity has made strides in independent schools, transgender students still face challenges in achieving a "normal" school experience. Mimi Shelton joins us to discuss trans belonging.   Mimi Shelton (She/Her) is currently the National HIV Behavioral Surveillance Trans (NHBS-Trans2023-24) Project Coordinator at the NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene where she leads research projects designed to improve the health of the trans community. Mimi has an extensive background in education and community-based advocacy work. In addition to her experience teaching English at Riverdale Country School, Manhattan Country School, the TEAK Fellowship, and the William Penn Charter School. Mimi's experience also includes serving as the Director of Trans Initiatives and Services at Destination Tomorrow, the Bronx LGBT Center.In 2022 Mimi received the Monica Roberts Torch Award for her work as an organizer of the National Trans Visibility March. She has also been a panelist and presenter for the Audre Lorde Project, GLSEN, the National Education Association, the National Council of Teachers of English, the Ethical Culture Fieldston School, and the Osborne Association. In 2020, Mimi was a featured talent in the Dove Pride 2020 Campaign, “Nothing More Beautiful,” directed by Tourmaline. She also serves on the board of directors for the New York Transgender Advocacy Group and The Okra Project.  This fall Mimi begins her first year of law school (1L) at City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law. She plans to pursue public interest law, particularly relating to labor justice, civil rights, and trans issues.  When she isn't advocating for collective liberation, Mimi loves to roller skate, watch professional wrestling, and dance. Follow us at @artic.ulating on IG for more of Articulating!

Earlier in my life and, likely yours too, we put aside our desires, interests, and passions to care for and support others: employers, spouses, and children. Once we reach 50 plus, we are tired of this constant outside focus. We're ready to devote energy to ourselves, to restore our passion. I know I was an award-winning poet before family life took over. Because I wanted to reignite my own creativity, I was excited to meet and learn about art from Jennifer Croney Chernak. In this episode, Jennifer tells us her story about when she knew she was an artist. She shares her life journey of how she developed and grew her skills as an artist from childhood through liberal arts college at Mount Holyoke to working as an English then art teacher. While working, she continued to push boundaries in her own art. Even more than her journey, she shares specific art techniques using various media and surfaces for her painting. Discover her innovative and non-traditional approaches. What I love is how she combines urban and natural space in her art, focusing on the interface between nature and human constructs like buildings. Based in Philadelphia, she has a perfect location for exploring and pushing boundaries between human beings and the natural world. Jennifer gives us valuable advice for how to color outside the lines- transform your life as a 50 up woman by following your creative passion on your own and within communities. Are you ready to create the passion filled life you always wanted but had to ignore? Learn how in our Living Loud Living Long (L4) community and podcast. We support you in becoming. Join us today at https://livingloudlivinglong.com. About: Jennifer Croney Chernak lives in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Her preferred mediums include acrylic, charcoal, caron d'ache, plaster, and mixed media. Her art explores the complexity of landscape through personal observation influenced by emotion, psychological impulse, and imagination. Chernak studied art at Mount Holyoke College, has attended several artist residencies, and currently teaches visual arts at the William Penn Charter School. She will soon join Orquevaux Artist Residency in France. "When I am outside, it is impossible for me to detach from thoughts of erosion, pollution, land overuse, and toxic human impact. These thoughts occur simultaneously with feelings of awe over the beauty of the sky, bodies of water, and land," said Chernak. Visit: Instagram: @Jenn_C_Chernak_art

In this interview with Tony Wall, we talk about all things relating to what Noses are, and what is their mission and we dive down the rabbit hole of where all humans come from, and what human injury affects us all.   We discuss how human injury plays out in today's world, how we override what's been ingrained in our brains and what humans are missing in their quest to evolve to sustainability.   This was an amazing conversation and we definitely went deep.    Tune in and if you haven't already, subscribe to the podcast to never miss another episode.   If you enjoy this episode, pay it forward to ONE person and if you enjoy the podcast, take 1 minute to share a review.   Thank you and enjoy the episode!   Dr. Vic   Who is Tony Wall? Anthony Wall is the founder and president of Noēsis, a non-profit dedicated to issues of human sustainability, to examine evolutionary influence upon modern behavior, and to one-day free humankind from the churn of perpetual conflict.    Wall, who comes from a family of nine, graduated from the William Penn Charter School in Philadelphia. He then moved on to Chicago, where he graduated from Lake Forest College. Wall credits his Liberal Arts education as the catalyst for his ongoing interest in existential philosophy. He spent two decades of his career in the financial services industry. He found himself always drawn back to the study of humankind.   In 2019, Wall established Noēsis. He created a series of educational videos to describe the immensity of evolutionary influence on modern behavior. Wall describes a notable paradox. The primitive compulsions that kept evolving humans safe now combine to block humanity's arrival into a sustainable future.   How to Connect with Tony? Website: www.NoesisProject.com   Socials Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NoesisProject1 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/noesis_project Twitter: https://twitter.com/noesisproject LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/no%C4%93sis-project/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1h-QSCs97Ljl-wr4nUzXdw   -----------------------------   Connect with Dr. Vic... Website: www.EmpowerYourReality.com Podcast Website: www.TheMindfulExperiment.com   Facebook: www.Facebook.com/drvicmanzo Instagram: www.Instagram.com/drvicmanzo LinkedIn: www.LinkedIn.com/in/drmanzo TikTok: www.TikTok.com/@drvicmanzo   Download My New Book Today! https://tinyurl.com/decodethematrixebook/   Do you feel STUCK or BURNT OUT? Are you looking to double your profits, create financial freedom/independence, create more fulfillment, work less, make more, and have more freedom and time with your loved ones?   If you answered "YES" to any of these, let us set up a call to discover how I can accelerate that process for you. Just visit the link below and set up a time that works best for you to connect.   www.CallwithDrVic.com

Anthony "Tony" Wall is the founder and president of Noēsis, a non-profit dedicated to issues of human sustainability, to examine evolutionary influence upon modern behavior, and to one day free humankind from the churn of perpetual conflict. Wall, who comes from a family of nine, graduated from the William Penn Charter School in Philadelphia. He then moved on to Chicago, where he graduated from Lake Forest College. Wall credits his Liberal Arts education as the catalyst for his ongoing interest in existential philosophy. He spent two decades of his career in the financial services industry. He found himself always drawn back to the study of humankind. In 2019, Wall established Noēsis. He created a series of educational videos to describe the immensity of evolutionary influence upon modern behavior. Wall describes a notable paradox. The primitive compulsions that kept evolving humans safe now combine to block humanity's arrival into a sustainable future. = = = = = The Team here at PYP has put together another uplifting, insightful, and inspiring show for you today. Our goal is to bring you timely, relevant, and useful conversations so that you can experience more success, energy, and life on your leadership journey.  Here are a few ways I can help you: Share this episode with one person who could use a boost of inspiration and positivity today. Grab your copy of my leadership playbook that teaches you the 11 skills you can quickly master to become an exceptional leader.   Buy one of my books on Amazon and leave me a 5-star review. How's your writing these days? Is what you write and say more "ho-hum" than "oh ya!" Let's work on making your writing work better for you.  Book a free call with me today!

Tony Wall is the founder of Noēsis (no - EE - sis), a worldwide educationnetwork, and 501(c)3, aimed at enabling humanity to replace the churnof conflict with the gift of clarity. After spending decades observing andresearching human behavior and the history of humanity, Tony is an expert onthe instinctual influences on modern day behavior and how those behaviorscause many of the problems faced by our species today.Tony brings a compelling, hopeful and passionate message to any discussion.If an audience expects to hear about doomsday scenarios, he will be glad tosurprise them. Humanity lost control by way of a process. Only by anotherprocess will we regain control. Tony is about the Process.Tony graduated from the William Penn Charter School in Philadelphia. Hethen continued his education at Lake Forest College in Chicago. A Liberal Artseducation ignited Tony's interest in Existential Philosophy and demanded thatTony view the world through a starkly realistic lens.Tony actually began his career in finance and was compelled, at the age of 56,to found Noēsis - the only non-profit of its kind. He is on a mission to make adifference for humanity.Support the show

Tony Wall – Founder and President of Noesis Tony Wall is the founder of Noēsis (no - EE - sis), a worldwide education network, and 501(c)3, aimed at enabling humanity to replace the churn of conflict with the gift of clarity. After spending decades observing and researching human behavior and the history of humanity, Tony is an expert on the instinctual influences on modern-day behavior and how those behaviors cause many of the problems faced by our species today. Tony brings a compelling, hopeful, and passionate message to any discussion. If an audience expects to hear about doomsday scenarios, he will be glad to surprise them. Humanity lost control by way of a process. Only by another process will we regain control. Tony is about the Process. Tony graduated from the William Penn Charter School in Philadelphia. He then continued his education at Lake Forest College in Chicago. A Liberal Arts education ignited Tony's interest in Existential Philosophy and demanded that Tony view the world through a starkly realistic lens. Tony actually began his career in finance and was compelled, at the age of 56, to found Noēsis - the only non-profit of its kind. He is on a mission to make a difference for humanity. https://noesisproject.com/ https://fans.truefanz.com/RichLaMonica https://www.themisfitnation.com https://youtu.be/D53JbAQ0__M --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/richard-lamonica/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/richard-lamonica/support

https://noesisproject.com/ Anthony A. Wall, Jr. Tony graduated from the William Penn Charter School, in Philadelphia. He then continued his education at Lake Forest College, in Chicago, Il. A Liberal Arts education ignited Tony's interest in existential philosophy. Existential thought is deductive at its core. It demands that Tony, and now, the entire human species, views the world through a starkly realistic lens. Tony started his professional career in relationship-based sales, eventually becoming the top producer with ADT National Accounts. In 2000, Tony reinvented his career, earning his licenses as a Registered Investment Advisor with PNC Investments, and later, with the Royal Bank of Canada. Tony's passion today is centered on the growth of Noēsis, to create a worldwide network of education, to understand the totality of evolutionary influence on modern behavior, to enable the arrival of the human species into a sustainable future. Tony raised his family in Eagleville, Pa. He names his two children, Matthew and Jack, as being his greatest achievement. Noēsis is a Non-Profit Organization, Dedicated to Helping the Human Species Achieve Sustainability. A helpless and exhausted Humanity has suddenly arrived to a place that feels far less promising than we were taught to expect. The human species, all eight billion of us together, senses a gathering storm. Noēsis was formed to help the human race achieve sustainability, by exposing the evolutionary motivators that combine to influence all modern behavior. Ancient messages, the residue of 2 million years of evolution, haunt the human mind. The only way to get ourselves under control is to determine how we lost control. We have a key that was never available–the evolutionary data that will allow self-discovery for the entire human species. We Are Educators. Our mission is to identify and describe the machine-like action of evolutionary relics inside all of us, against which we are largely powerless in the modern day. To bring them into view will open a window to human sustainability.

Have you ever wondered WHY there is conflict somewhere in the world? The recent invasion of the Ukraine by Russia has resulted in unnecessary loss of human lives, homes, schools, and the list of devastation goes on. In this episode of me&my health up we seek to answer the question why with Anthony (Tony) Wall – Founder of Noesis, a worldwide education network aimed at enabling humanity to replace the churn of conflict with the gift of clarity.  His mission is to help people understand the underlying causes of the human condition and enable human health and survival. About Tony WallTony graduated from the William Penn Charter School, in Philadelphia.  He then continued his education at Lake Forest College, in Chicago, Il.  A Liberal Arts education ignited Tony's interest in existential philosophy.  Existential thought is deductive at its core. It demands that Tony, and now, the entire human species, views the world through a starkly realistic lens.Tony started his professional career in relationship-based sales, eventually becoming the top producer with ADT National Accounts. In 2000, Tony reinvented his career, earning his licenses as a Registered Investment Advisor with PNC Investments, and later, with the Royal Bank of Canada. Tony's passion today is centered on the growth of Noēsis, to create a worldwide network of education, to understand the totality of evolutionary influence on modern behavior, to enable the arrival of the human species into a sustainable future.About me&my Health Up & Hostme&my Health Up seeks to enhance and enlighten the wellbeing of others. Host Anthony Hartcher is the CEO of me&my wellness which provides holistic health solutions using food is medicine, combined with a holistic, balanced, lifestyle approach. Anthony holds three bachelor's degrees in Complementary Medicine; Nutrition and Dietetic Medicine; and Chemical Engineering.CreditsPodcast editing: WE EDIT PODCASTSSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/meandmy)

It's hard work running a school. On the one hand, you compete for students, teachers, and other resources. On the other hand, you want to collaborate with schools in your region. When should a school collaborate and when should it compete? Featuring Debra Wilson, President of SAIS, and Darryl Ford, Head of School at William Penn Charter School.

Great episode with Jeremy Eith and co-host, Erik Bonn. Jeremy is an athletic trainer at William Penn Charter School and is a big advocate for AT presence in secondary school settings for a multitude of great reasons. We also discuss how he got into AT, his aspirations, sports and a sprinkle of fun discussing ice as a modality and the use of BOSU balls. Enjoy! Here is a link to an interesting publication by Jeremy and colleagues regarding the use of weight charts to determine hydration status: https://meridian.allenpress.com/jat/article/56/1/64/449004/Practices-of-Athletic-Trainers-Using-Weight-Charts

To learn more about Tony and the Noesis Project, visithttps://noesisproject.comAbout TonyTony graduated from the William Penn Charter School, in Philadelphia.  He then continued his education at Lake Forest College, in Chicago, Il.  A Liberal Arts education ignited Tony's interest in existential philosophy.  Existential thought is deductive at its core. It demands that Tony, and now, the entire human species, views the world through a starkly realistic lens.Tony started his professional career in relationship-based sales, eventually becoming the top producer with ADT National Accounts. In 2000, Tony reinvented his career, earning his licenses as a Registered Investment Advisor with PNC Investments, and later, with the Royal Bank of Canada. Tony's passion today is centered on the growth of Noēsis, to create a worldwide network of education, to understand the totality of evolutionary influence on modern behavior, to enable the arrival of the human species into a sustainable future.Tony raised his family in Eagleville, Pa.  He names his two children, Matthew and Jack, as being his greatest achievement. About NoesisNoēsis is a Non-Profit Organization, Dedicated to Helping the Human Species to Achieve Sustainability.A helpless and exhausted Humanity has suddenly arrived to a place that feels far less promising than we were taught to expect. The human species, all eight billion of us together, senses a gathering storm.  Noēsis was formed to help the human race achieve sustainability, by exposing the evolutionary motivators that combine to influence all modern behavior.  Ancient messages continue to haunt the human mind.The only way to get ourselves under control is to determine how we lost control.  We have a key that was never available–the evolutionary data that will allow self-discovery for the entire human species. We Are Educators. Our mission is to identify and describe the machine-like action of evolutionary relics inside all of us, against which we are largely powerless in the modern day.  To bring them into view will open a window to human sustainability.

To learn more about Tony and the Noesis Project, visithttps://noesisproject.comAbout TonyTony graduated from the William Penn Charter School, in Philadelphia.  He then continued his education at Lake Forest College, in Chicago, Il.  A Liberal Arts education ignited Tony's interest in existential philosophy.  Existential thought is deductive at its core. It demands that Tony, and now, the entire human species, views the world through a starkly realistic lens.Tony started his professional career in relationship-based sales, eventually becoming the top producer with ADT National Accounts. In 2000, Tony reinvented his career, earning his licenses as a Registered Investment Advisor with PNC Investments, and later, with the Royal Bank of Canada. Tony's passion today is centered on the growth of Noēsis, to create a worldwide network of education, to understand the totality of evolutionary influence on modern behavior, to enable the arrival of the human species into a sustainable future.Tony raised his family in Eagleville, Pa.  He names his two children, Matthew and Jack, as being his greatest achievement.  About NoesisNoēsis is a Non-Profit Organization, Dedicated to Helping the Human Species to Achieve Sustainability.A helpless and exhausted Humanity has suddenly arrived to a place that feels far less promising than we were taught to expect. The human species, all eight billion of us together, senses a gathering storm.  Noēsis was formed to help the human race achieve sustainability, by exposing the evolutionary motivators that combine to influence all modern behavior.  Ancient messages continue to haunt the human mind.The only way to get ourselves under control is to determine how we lost control.  We have a key that was never available–the evolutionary data that will allow self-discovery for the entire human species. We Are Educators. Our mission is to identify and describe the machine-like action of evolutionary relics inside all of us, against which we are largely powerless in the modern day.  To bring them into view will open a window to human sustainability.

Join NNSP ED, Blake Kohn, in a conversation with Aly Goodner of Penn Charter School. Listen as they talk about the growth that WPC is experiencing in their Center for Pubic Purpose and the myriad of ways they are supporting their students in developing a sense of purpose around their community.

Imana Legette discusses women of color in school leadership. Imana is the current Head of Episcopal Academy Middle School, previous Director of Diversity at William Penn Charter School with a Masters from Pepperdine University

A monologue about a young black woman who is expelled from school for standing up to racism starts a conversation about the high expectations and double standards imposed on students of color in majority-white institutions. Featuring an interview with Angela Antoinette Bey, whose life growing up in Southwest Philadelphia looked very different than the private high school she attended, and an honest conversation with two mother/daughter duos who share the experience being de facto representatives of diversity in mostly white spaces. Click here to read a transcript of this episode. “Dear Black Girl: You’ll come to this private institution with stars in your eyes. You’ll be fooled, used, and abused, so long as you can stand it. And when you finally speak out, you’ll be disappointed.” — from "Pedestals" by Angela Bey  * * * In a perfect world every child would receive a quality education. Instead, our nation continues to face an outstanding achievement gap between white and non-white students. For decades, the children of poor minorities have been expected to attend their respective neighborhood public schools without choice. These schools are historically known to have less than their private counterparts. Less resources, less rigor, lesswhite students and less opportunity for future upward mobility. Upward mobility is the explanation for why many minority parents who have accumulated more wealth and education tend to choose private schooling for their children over public schools, often with the aid of vouchers and scholarships offered by the private institutions. Many of these families eventually discover that these allocations come with a great cost. There are current inquiries to determine the true design of opportunities for students of color to attend private schools. Were these opportunities created to benefit these students or to use them as adornments? It is hard to believe the answer not to be the latter when these institutions continue to fall short at supporting minority students both emotionally and socially. Getting faces of color to fill private school classrooms is only half the battle. Real work and genuine interest are needed in order to stop the ultimate outcome of students of colorlosing out when attending private schools. the conversation Nola Latty (left) is a senior at Friends Select School, where she is an active member of the theater program and numerous other clubs and activities. Her play "Y2K" recently won the Mary Margaret Longaker '27 Playwriting Competition. This fall, Nola will attend the Tisch School for the Arts at New York University to study acting.  Yvonne Latty is a producer and host of Mouthful. She is an award-winning journalist and documentarian. Her documentaries Sacred Poison and Home have been screened internationally. She is the author of We Were There: Voices of African American Veterans, f__rom World War II to the War in Iraq (Harper Collins/Amistad 2004) and In Conflict: Iraq War Veterans Speak Out on Duty, Loss and the Fight to Stay Alive (Polipoint Press 2006). In Conflict was developed into a successful Off-Broadway play. She was an award-winning urban reporter for the Philadelphia Daily News for 13 years.   Olivia Haynes (right) is a senior at William Penn Charter School. As a filmmaker, Olivia has worked with the Scribe Video Center, the Pulitzer Center for Crisis Reporting, and the Blackstar Film Festival. This fall, she will attend Goucher College to study art history and anthropology. Lisa Nelson-Haynes is the Executive Producer of Mouthful and Executive Director of Philadelphia Young Playwrights. Before joining Young Playwrights in 2016, Lisa was the associate director at the Painted Bride Art Center, where she ran the Center’s educational outreach and residency programs, marketing and communications departments and managed contractual relationships with artists. She is also a nationally recognized expert in digital storytelling through her work as a facilitator with Storycenter, which uses the art of first-person narrative as a tool for education, advocacy and community-building. Further reading & resources Check out this video put together by Olivia Haynes and a number of her classmates at William Penn Charter that digs into her black male classmates' experiences at school. Click here to learn more about Philadelphia Young Playwrights. "Pedestals" was performed by Nia Benjamin under the direction of Steve Gravelle Anne Hoffman helped produce and edit "Pedestals" Digital content support from Kiarah Cannady

With Baby Boomers set for retirement, where will the next generation of independent school leadership come from? Our guest for this episode is Earl Ball, Ed.D., a Senior Fellow and Co-Director of the School Leadership Program (SLP), a Masters degree program in the Graduate School of Education at the University of Pennsylvania, that brings together aspiring leaders from independent, public, and charter schools. Earl served as Head of the William Penn Charter School in Philadelphia for 31 years. During that time, he was served as President of the Country Day School Headmasters Association, President of the Pennsylvania Association of Independent Schools, President of the Headmasters Association, and as a board member of the National Association of Independent Schools. He has worked extensively with Quaker schools and is Senior Search Consultant for Carney Sandoe & Associates. For show notes and more brilliant ideas and brain food for school MarCom, go to http://www.inspiredsm.com. While there, sign up for our newsletter. We make your job easier.  

Jack Rogers knows how to achieve and sustain fundraising success at a private school. As Chief Development Officer at William Penn Charter School, a Quaker school in Philadelphia, Jack's is approach involves stewarding donors over time by combining his school's mission, ethos and institutional goals with the goals of the donors. One of the keys to success, Jack believes, is exhibiting patient engagement. For show notes and more brilliant ideas and brain food for school MarCom, go to http://www.inspiredsm.com/podcasts/. While there, sign up for our newsletter to make your job easier.