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On Monday night, the Northfield City Council approved the sale of the Northfield Ice Arena to private interests, taking another step toward building a new facility. City Administrator Ben Martig presented the sale to the council, which will include 3.75 acres of the total property, including the arena itself. Martig noted the remaining 1.75 acres […]
On the latest edition of Kentucky Newsmakers, WKYT's Bill Bryant talks with Kentucky's new education commission, Dr. Robbie Fletcher, and Terry Brooks with Kentucky Youth Advocates.
The Conversation is BACK, and in this episode, we are joined by @johnny__apple__ & @reverend_pirate_frog from the @youraveragrow podcast! We get into a discussion over SIP system supremacy and whether or not earthboxes can hang with autopots. Then, Johnny blames Monsta for almost burning his grow room down and Rev joins the Youth Advocates for Global Social Impact and Progress. So sit back, relax, grab something to smoke on and get ready for a Cultivation Conversation. Please follow the show at @cultivation.conversation and follow your hosts at @girlgogrow, @therealgreenmonsta & @captainautoflower. Don't forget to like, comment, share & subscribe because all of that helps us A LOT! Thanks everyone and enjoy the show. DISCOUNT CODES AUTOPOTS - Use code "CC10" on autopot-usa.com MICROBELIFEHYDRO - Use code "CCMLH15" on https://microbelifehydro.com AC INFINITY - Use code "cultivation" on acinfinity.com INSECT FRASS - Use code "CC10" frassvalley.com EVERYTHING - Use code "CC10" on mass-hydro.com If you would like to support us on patreon Join us on discord Follow us on twitch Our website Products we use
The Conversation is BACK, and in this episode, we are joined by @johnny__apple__ & @reverend_pirate_frog from the @youraveragrow podcast! We get into a discussion over SIP system supremacy and whether or not earthboxes can hang with autopots. Then, Johnny blames Monsta for almost burning his grow room down and Rev joins the Youth Advocates for Global Social Impact and Progress. So sit back, relax, grab something to smoke on and get ready for a Cultivation Conversation. Please follow the show at @cultivation.conversation and follow your hosts at @girlgogrow, @therealgreenmonsta & @captainautoflower. Don't forget to like, comment, share & subscribe because all of that helps us A LOT! Thanks everyone and enjoy the show. DISCOUNT CODES AUTOPOTS - Use code "CC10" on autopot-usa.com MICROBELIFEHYDRO - Use code "CCMLH15" on https://microbelifehydro.com AC INFINITY - Use code "cultivation" on acinfinity.com INSECT FRASS - Use code "CC10" frassvalley.com EVERYTHING - Use code "CC10" on mass-hydro.com If you would like to support us on patreon Join us on discord Follow us on twitch Our website Products we use
Youth advocates continue to challenge Police Minister Mark Mitchell's defence of boot camps. The youth organisation Ara Taiohi says the minister is backing a solution for youth crime that doesn't work. Chief executive Jane Zintl spoke to Corin Dann.
Join hosts Cassandra Trimnell and Maia Garrison as they hear from Holly John, Senior Director of Patient Advocacy at Agios Pharmaceuticals, recognized as the SCAY Community Partner of the Year for her groundbreaking work integrating patient voices into drug development and advocacy. Also, meet Ayana Johnson, the SCAY Youth Advocate of the Year, a high schooler who has launched a nonprofit, lobbied for legislation, and engaged with President Biden, inspiring fellow youth warriors. Prepare to be moved by their passion and dedication to revolutionizing sickle cell care. Find Ayana Johnson Instagram: _ayana_lee_ --- Support this: podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thesicklecellpodcast/support --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thesicklecellpodcast/support
When a child or teen enters foster care they may feel a loss of voice or autonomy. A lot of decisions are made for them- where they live, maybe where they go to school, timelines for major events like reunification, adoption, or emancipation. To ensure youth always have a seat at the table and a voice, we have Youth Advocates who help them to advocate for themselves. To learn more about being a resource parent for older youth or teens in care, call (916) 344-0199 or visit or website at SSYAF.ORG.
Youth Empowerment Summit coming to Mendocino County (April 20, 9:30 AM-2 PM).
After many years of progress, the child poverty rate in Canada has moved in the wrong direction. In fact, the poverty rate rose more sharply for children than for the general population. Canada is now a middle performer among rich countries for its rate of child poverty. Host: Saara Chaudry Guests: Lisa Wolff, Director of Policy and Research, UNICEF Canada Terence Hamilton, Policy Specialist, UNICEF Canada David, Teerka and Mihir, Youth Participants Producers: Sara Faruqi and Priyadarshini Mitra Composed and mixed by: Chandra Bulucon
It's been a long year and so much has happened in the fight for climate justice. How has it been covered in major US media outlets? What is needed as the global fight for climate action continues? Two expert guests join the show this week to weigh in on these critical topics as we close out the year. First, Evlondo Cooper, senior writer with the climate and energy program at Media Matters, discusses what he saw in media coverage in 2023, what we can learn about how climate and environmental justice issues are covered, and how media can improve in 2024. Then, Mitzi Jonelle Tan, a full-time climate justice activist based in Metro Manila, Philippines who is also the convenor and international spokesperson of Youth Advocates for Climate Action Philippines (YACAP), the Fridays For Future (FFF) of the Philippines, joins the show. We discuss some of the biggest issues we faced in 2023, where world leaders failed to act, and how to bring about more just outcomes next year. Read Evlondo Cooper's work at Media Matters Learn more about Mitzi Jonelle Tan's work As always, follow us @climatepod on Twitter and email us at theclimatepod@gmail.com. Our music is "Gotta Get Up" by The Passion Hifi, check out his music at thepassionhifi.com. Rate, review and subscribe to this podcast on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, and more! Subscribe to our YouTube channel! Join our Facebook group.
With COP27 still underway, this week, we talk to two young leaders at the conference pushing global efforts on climate action. Joining us this week: Azeez Abubakar, Partnerships and Engagement Chair of the Commonwealth Youth Climate Change Network, founder and executive director Climate Education Initiative Project. Mitzi Jonelle Tan, Climate justice activist with Youth Advocates for Climate Action Philippines and Fridays For Future Philippines. They tell us about their experience at COP27, what they hope to see accomplished this week, and how they are holding world leaders accountable to combat the crisis. Also, we review the midterm election results and what it means for climate action in the US. Subscribe to our Substack newsletter "The Climate Weekly" As always, follow us @climatepod on Twitter and email us at theclimatepod@gmail.com. Our music is "Gotta Get Up" by The Passion Hifi, check out his music at thepassionhifi.com. Rate, review and subscribe to this podcast on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, and more! Subscribe to our new YouTube channel! Join our Facebook group. Further Reading: Weak GOP Performance in Midterms Blunts Possible Attacks on Biden Climate Agenda, Observers Say 6 wins and 2 losses on climate in the midterms
“Climate change is an almost comically mild term for this existential crisis we face — it's like calling an invading army unexpected visitors. And so this is why I use climate breakdown or climate chaos.” George Monbiot. A snapshot of our expert guests Mitzi Tan Jonelle, is a full-time climate justice activist based in Manila, Philippines. She is the convenor and international spokesperson of Youth Advocates for Climate Action Philippines, the Fridays For Future of the Philippines. She is committed to changing the system and building a world that prioritises people and planet, not profit, through collective action. George Monbiot is an environmental activist and author of best-selling books including 'Feral: Rewilding the land, sea and human life', 'Heat: how to stop the planet burning', and 'Out of the Wreckage: a new politics for an age of crisis' and 'Regenesis: Feeding the World without Devouring the Planet'. + + + Funny Old World is a podcast series of entertaining conversations which make it easier to better understand the causes, symptoms and solutions to the climate emergency. Co-hosted by journalist and sustainability expert, Juliet Kinsman, and asking the all-important questions is broadcaster, Simon London.
Live concert in Pierse Park, Tralee Tomorrow being organised by Jigsaw Kerry’s Youth Advocates – their young volunteers Musician and youth volunteer Molly Brosnan Caoimhe Keoghan from Jigsaw, youth and community engagement officers
Youth parliamentarians Hades Slater and Holly Ellis share their experiences of LGBTQIA+ inclusive education as regional youth, and discuss the Gender, Sexual, and Romantic Minorities Inclusive Education Bill 2022 that they presented to Youth Parliament.Rapstress and Leo icon Julai speaks on their artistic inspirations, and unpacks the meaning behind the lyrics from their latest tracks 'Coffee n Sex' and 'Baddie Bttms'. You can check out all things Julai on their website here. (18+)Songs:Femininity by Emma VolardBaddie Bttms by JulaiCoffee n Sex by Julai
It is 2022 and we are still fighting the same fights as generations before us. The world is upside down and it is up to us, the younger generation, to try and fix it. The generation of today is no longer going to be silence, we are demanding change and a better world. Generation Z (ages 10-25) has been left a world that has been plagued by economic crisis, a deteriorating climate, a global pandemic and so much more. Come hear from two Bay Area change makers who are asking for more. Both apart of Generation Z, these young activist are working to change the political system and the world around them one action at a time. About the speakers: About Tiana Day: Tiana Day is an 19-year old activist and founder of the nonprofit, Youth Advocates for Change. Day was named one of “CNN's 2020 Heroes, Young Wonder”, named a Golden State Warrior's “Impact Warrior”, featured in over 30 publications and has been in campaigns with major companies like HP, Canva, and Lululemon. She is an advocate for many social justice issues, most notably with her work within the Black Lives Matter movement. The start of her activism career at age 17, Day conducted and lead the first ever Black Lives Matter march across the Golden Gate Bridge of San Francisco, California in June 2020. The rally was said to bring roughly 50,000 individuals from different backgrounds together with her message to “Lead with Love”. Shortly after, she founded her 501(c)(3)nonprofit organization, Youth Advocates for Change, to give youth a creative outlet to amplify and empower them through intersectional social justice issues. The nonprofit has since expanded throughout California high schools and spread to 5 additional state chapters. About Shavonne Hines-Foster: Shavonne attended San Francisco's Lowell High School, where she served as the San Francisco Unified School District student representative to the Board of Education, as well as serving on the Student Advisory Council to the School District, where she was instrumental in the introduction of new policies at Lowell to promote change to the school culture, such as a resolution to remove its elitist admissions policy. She also served as Lowell's Black Student Union President her senior year where she also promoted greater diversity within the student body. Shavonne also co-founded a nonprofit to increase youth voting turnout called When YOUth Vote in 2020. She is now attending Hampton University and remains active in her school community. In her first year, she served on the Student Government Association Senate as the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Co-Chair where she writes bills to fix issues on campus. This year, Shavonne will serve on Hampton University's Student Government Association Cabinet and Women's Caucus. Shavonne continues to serve her community through activism and philanthropy. This year, Shavonne created her own scholarship titled "My Voice, My Power" and awarded $2,000 to a Senior in a San Francisco public school. Shavonne plans to continue serving San Francisco, Hampton, and other communities in need. About Adrianna Zhang: Adrianna Zhang is a 17-year-old policy advocate who currently serves as the Chair of the San Francisco Youth Commission. On the commission, she helped lead the Vote16SF/Prop G campaign to 207k+ votes in 2020, successfully advocated for Free Muni for Youth, and several pieces of legislation that reached the SF Board of Supervisors on a range of topics from addressing anti-AAPI hate crimes to increasing affordable housing and climate action. As the district 7 appointee, she has also hosted the YC's annual participatory budget town hall to increase understanding and voice on the city's budget. Adrianna is also the founder and Executive Director of San Francisco Communities who Help Advance the New Generation of Education, or SF CHANGE , a nationwide organization that has presented free educational workshops to over 30,000 students around the United States. Passionate about education equity, she has led SF CHANGE to partner with organizations such as UNICEF, SF Public Libraries, and more to sponsor and provide resources for the organization. Adrianna is a member of the National Vote16 Advisory Board and was a speaker at TEDxCity of San Francisco 2021. She will attend Stanford University in the fall of 2022.
CaseyCast - the monthly podcast of The Annie E. Casey Foundation
Casey's Lisa Hamilton chats with Naomi Wadler who, at age 11, captivated millions at a 2018 March For Our Lives event in Washington, D.C. Now 15, Naomi continues to connect with audiences and advocate against gun violence. In this episode, Wadler about her rapid rise as a youth advocate, how parents — and politicians — can support young leaders, and what kids should keep in mind as they speak up and seek out meaningful change. Learn more at https://www.aecf.org/blog/naomi-wadler-on-raising-youth-voices-and-youth-advocates
In the first part of this episode, we talk with Rhea Goswami, co-founder of the Environmental Justice Coalition (EJC), about why youth engagement is so important, especially when working to address climate change and climate injustices, how MCH can engage with young people, the importance and impact that environmental health has on MCH populations, and the need for environmental and media literacy skills for children and youth. In the second part of the episode, we chat with one of Rhea's mentors, Dr. Megan Latshaw in the Department of Environmental Health & Engineering at Johns Hopkins University, about networking, the connection between environmental health and MCH, environmental justice, and what MCH professionals can do.Resources:EJC's InstagramEJC's Podcast "A Cup of EJ"Children's Environmental Health Day panel interview with RheaMaryland Environmental Human Rights Amendment Toolkit (co-authored by Rhea)
In this episode, we explore the role of young people in the move against climate change, and the work they're doing to promote climate justice. Joined by Heizal Nagginda, founder of Climate Operation in Uganda, Priscila Sato, a researcher from the University of São Paolo, and Jon Bonifacio from Youth Advocates for Climate Action Philippines (YACAP), host Delan Devakumar grapples with the role that climate education, justice, and advocacy by young people can have on equitably addressing climate change.
On this episode, we spoke with David Salmon, member of the Political Awareness and Respect Initiative (the youth arm of Jamaica Office of the Political Ombudsman), 2020 Prime Minister of the National Youth Parliament and journalist at The Gleaner Company, on is January 2022 op-ed, "The Failure of Youth Programmes". Narrowing on Jamaica, he indicate the issues with why youth empowerment in the country has been at a standstill for years resulting in the country been one of the three nations in Central America and the Caribbean that was seen with a deteriorated ranking on the 2020 Youth Development Index. Throughout the episode, Mr. Salmon indicate why the Jamaican government's handling of the various youth groups is, “symbolic" in nature. He also expound on whether this growing trend of youth, identifying as Youth Advocates, will impact the symbolic nature of these government funded youth programs. He also elaborate on the possible solutions laid out in his article to tackle this issue. To view our notes and the transcript for this episode, visit our website at: https://www.tenementyaadmedia.com/ Don't forget to follow us on our social media Twitter: https://twitter.com/tenementyaad_?lan Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tenementyaad_/?hl=en Want to support The Yaad monetary? Click here to make a donation --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/checkment-politics/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/checkment-politics/support
Mitzi Jonelle Tan is a climate activist from the Philippines. She is the international spokesperson of Youth Advocates for Climate Action Philippines (YACAP), part of the global Fridays For Future movement. In this episode, Mitzi talks about her experience meeting indigenous leaders who are fighting to protect their land and how that inspired her to take action. She also speaks of the United Nations Summit COP26 and the importance of including people of the global south in the climate justice conversation. If you want to connect with Mitzi you can follow her on Twitter or Instagram @mitzijonelle -- Learn more about the programs at Riley's Way Foundation and how you can join the Call for Kindness. Visit: rileysway.org or rileysway.org/call-for-kindness You can follow Pahonu Coleman's project Na Kukui O Waimanalo on Facebook. -- Love our podcast? Please subscribe and share it with friends! Do us a HUGE favor — rate and leave us a review here. Sign up to our newsletter 'How To Human': www.huemangroupmedia.com/newsletter If you're changing the world through your brand and would like to advertise or sponsor our podcast, please email us at contact@huemangroupmedia.com Follow us on Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sincerelyhueman/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sincerelyhueman/support
In today's episode with Mitzi Jonelle Tan we cover climate justice, climate change in the Philippines, climate activism, and much more!Mitzi is a climate justice activist and organizer helping to lead the Youth Advocates for Climate Action Philippines which is the Fridays for Future chapter in the Philippines, as well as FFF MAPA (Most Affected Peoples and Areas), and FFF International.Timeline:0:00 Intro.0:40 Mitzi's climate journey.4:00 The Philippines is one of the most dangerous places for environmental defenders.9:40 What it's like being an activist in the Philippines.14:10 How the climate crisis is impacting the Philippines today. 17:50 What needs to be done to protect people most at risk.24:30 How people in the global north can be good partners.28:00 Takeaways from COP2633:30 Defining climate justice.36:45 What it means to be an activist.39:50 The importance of love.44:00 The best way for older folks to support youth activists.45:30 Favorite climate chants and signs.47:15 Ideas for better climate communication.50:05 Message for people considering activism.52:30 What's next for Mitzi.55:00 Book recommendations.56:20 Final message & call to action.Follow Mitzi, Youth Advocates for Climate Action Philippines, and Fridays For Future MAPA (Most Affected People and Areas) on Twitterhttps://twitter.com/mitzijonellehttps://twitter.com/yacaphilippineshttps://twitter.com/FFFMAPACrowdsourcing Sustainability links:Sign up for the Crowdsourcing Sustainability newsletter! https://crowdsourcing-sustainability.ck.page/c34a46ed01Website: https://crowdsourcingsustainability.orgWe're a 501c3 nonprofit. Please consider investing in us so we can keep increasing our climate impact! https://crowdsourcingsustainability.org/donateLinktree with other socials: https://linktr.ee/crowdsourcingsustainabilityAnd a huge thank you to our volunteer, Diego Rentsch for editing as always!!Support the show (https://crowdsourcingsustainability.org/donate/)
The International Risk Podcast is a weekly podcast for senior executives, board members and risk advisors. In these podcasts, we speak with risk management specialists from around the world. Our host is Dominic Bowen, originally from Australia, is one of Europe's leading international risk specialists. Having spent the last 20 years successfully establishing large and complex operations in the world's highest risk areas and conflict zones, Dominic now joins you to speak with exciting guests from around the world to discuss risk.The International Risk Podcast – Reducing risk by increasing knowledgeFollow us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn for all our great updates.Chito is an 18-year old climate activist from the Philippines. He is currently taking up a Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology at the University of the Philippines-Diliman. He is also the North-Central Luzon Regional Coordinator of Youth Advocates for Climate Action Philippines (YACAP) and the President of the Abacan River and Angeles Watershed Youth Council Inc. (ARAW Youth).As a youth climate activist, he has participated in the 3rd National Climate Change Conference last 2019 as a student presenter. He recently attended the 2021 UN Climate Change Conference or COP26 as a member of Fridays for Future MAPA (Most Affected Peoples and Areas). His advocacy is to call for the protection of watersheds in the country and climate justice for all. He also advocates for climate education in order to inform the youth on the severity of the climate crisis.You can read more about Chito's activism and initiatives here: - YACAP Website: http://yacap.org/- YACAP N+CL Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/yacapncl/- ARAW Youth Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/arawaci/Thank you for listening to another International Risk Podcast. Do you know someone who would like to listen to this episode? Share it with them now.Connect with us on LinkedIn here: The International Risk Podcast: LinkedInSubscribe to our newsletter here: Subscribe – The International Risk Podcast
Over time things evolve. And that applies to everything in life. Lots of times, the questions and challenges we faced as kids, aren't the same ones our own kids face. Not the least of which applies to those big questions around sexuality. And how do you answer their questions or have a conversation with your kids about them, when chances are good, that you never had this conversation as a kid yourself? That's exactly why we called in our friend and sexual education expert Brittany McBride. In this episode, we welcome back Brittany McBride, MPH, the Associate Director of Sex Education at Advocates for Youth. This organization supports school districts and youths by serving adults to provide complete, inclusive sex education. She helps parents/caregivers/and youth serving adults provide facts based complete sex education in a non-shaming and affirming way. We tackle those touchy situations where you aren't sure how to answer your kids questions or wonder what's the best way to approach the topic. Resources We Shared: Happy Parent Checklist This free checklist teaches you a simple 5-step way to get kids to help out more while creating a strong parent-child relationship. You'll learn the fail-proof way to stop doing everything yourself without nagging, reminding, or punishment. Happy Mom Summit A FREE event to help you yell less & have more patience! Brittany McBride Sex Education at Advocates for Youth Advocates for Youth works alongside thousands of young people here in the U.S. and around the globe as they fight for sexual health, rights, and justice. Amaze videos AMAZE takes the awkward out of sex ed for parents and their kids. It's real info in fun, animated videos that give you all the answers you actually want to know about sex, your body and relationships.
we've finally made it through the second short circuit, and with at least one more on the horizon, our hosts are feeling a little sleepy. can we overcome our siesta blues? in this episode: time for the clown tournament, enhanced party time, star inflation, two week seasons, we're starving out here, the scifi of blaseball, who are these mans?, magical furry jet pilot girl, filler arcs vs spinoffs, blaseball isn't a passive game, world building week ~shoutouts zone~ gob's incredible angel swiff Youth Advocates for Climate Action Phillippines Our theme music comes from the wonderful Hokuto. Want to shout about the episode? Join us at the Taco Stand Discord - it's open to everyone, not just Tacos! Each episode gets its own thread in the #nonvisual-art channel. Our twitter is @CitiesPod, and if you want to link to us, you can catch us at infinitecities.gay! We are featherwings#3879, WillofChris#6129, KarpskryparN#2963, and Gary#7675, and we are Infinite Cities Blaseball.
Woke Moments podcast conversation on Advancing Racial Equity in Juvenile Justice Reform as we close Homeless Youth Awareness Month.
In this episode of SI Voices, SI President Sharon Fisher is joined by human rights lawyer, Ayushi Kundu from Calcutta, India. Ayushi holds many leadership roles within Soroptimist International at both local and global level, and also is part of the UNESCO NGO Liaison Committee. They discuss the value in having an intergenerational dialogue, as well as empowering young leaders supported by more experienced advocates, progressing together towards a more gender equal and sustainable future.
On the latest episode of Kentucky Newsmakers, WKYT's Bill Bryant talks with the president of the Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education - Dr. Aaron Thompson and Terry Brooks from Kentucky Youth Advocates.
This is The Smarter 7. It's a new occasional series from the creators of the Daily News podcast The Smart 7. We'll look in more detail at a significant moment, or topic, providing clear and concise detail that gets you up to speed on the what, the why and the how.With COP 26 making headlines in the UK and globally, what are the key issues facing us now with climate change and what is COP26 all about? Our guests include:Professor Dann Mitchell, Climate Scientist from University of BristolChito Arceo Jr. Regional Coordinator for Youth Advocates for Climate Action in the PhilippinesWe'll also hear from Boris Johnson, Sir David Attenborough, Greta Thunberg and more… The 7 Elements: 7) What is so bad about climate change?6) What is the time-line we're talking about here and why is timing so important now?5) Who is causing it and who is it affecting? 4) Does individual action make a difference?3) What is being done about it?2) What is COP?1) What are we likely to see as outcomes? Written and produced by Flora Zajicek for Daft Doris ----- The Smart 7 is a daily podcast that puts your brain into top gear by telling you everything you need to know for the day in less than 7 minutes. It's a snapshot of the world, covering everything from politics to entertainment, via sport and current affairs. You need the Smarts? We've got the Smarts. Contact us over at Twitter or visit www.thesmart7.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
People around the world have been experiencing unprecedented extreme weather events – raging wildfires, killer heatwaves and catastrophic floods. In August, the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change released a new Assessment Report, which UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres called “code red for humanity,” adding that alarm bells are deafening and the evidence is irrefutable. Against this backdrop, delegates from across the globe are set to convene for the international climate summit known as COP26, where they're expected to hammer out commitments to reduce carbon emissions in hopes of avoiding the worst impacts of climate disruption. Six years on from the Paris agreement, is there finally enough urgency to turn ambition and promises into action? For transcripts and other information, visit: https://www.climateone.org/watch-and-listen/podcasts Guests: Kate Larsen, Director, International Energy & Climate, Rhodium Group Albert Cheung, Head of Global Analysis, Bloomberg NEF Mitzi Jonelle Tan, Climate Justice Activist, Youth Advocates for Climate Action Philippines Carlon Zackhras, Marshall Islands youth climate activist Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
People around the world have been experiencing unprecedented extreme weather events – raging wildfires, killer heatwaves and catastrophic floods. In August, the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change released a new Assessment Report, which UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres called “code red for humanity,” adding that alarm bells are deafening and the evidence is irrefutable. Against this backdrop, delegates from across the globe are set to convene for the international climate summit known as COP26, where they're expected to hammer out commitments to reduce carbon emissions in hopes of avoiding the worst impacts of climate disruption. Six years on from the Paris agreement, is there finally enough urgency to turn ambition and promises into action? For transcripts and other information, visit: https://www.climateone.org/watch-and-listen/podcasts Guests: Kate Larsen, Director, International Energy & Climate, Rhodium Group Albert Cheung, Head of Global Analysis, Bloomberg NEF Mitzi Jonelle Tan, Climate Justice Activist, Youth Advocates for Climate Action Philippines Carlon Zackhras, Marshall Islands youth climate activist Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
People around the world have been experiencing unprecedented extreme weather events – raging wildfires, killer heatwaves and catastrophic floods. In August, the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change released a new Assessment Report, which UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres called “code red for humanity,” adding that alarm bells are deafening and the evidence is irrefutable. Against this backdrop, delegates from across the globe are set to convene for the international climate summit known as COP26, where they're expected to hammer out commitments to reduce carbon emissions in hopes of avoiding the worst impacts of climate disruption. Six years on from the Paris agreement, is there finally enough urgency to turn ambition and promises into action? For transcripts and other information, visit: https://www.climateone.org/watch-and-listen/podcasts Guests: Kate Larsen, Director, International Energy & Climate, Rhodium Group Albert Cheung, Head of Global Analysis, Bloomberg NEF Mitzi Jonelle Tan, Climate Justice Activist, Youth Advocates for Climate Action Philippines Carlon Zackhras, Marshall Islands youth climate activist Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Are you a victim to the culture of Mormonism? Have you experienced being shamed for who you were or what you were choosing because your loved ones chose the Mormon culture over you? Well you are not alone! My guest today is the amazing Jessie Funk. You may have heard about her, @dearauntjessie, from her singing and sharing her talent with EFY. Maybe you have seen her speak, or seen her work with the youth, her books that she's published or more recently her events and retreats that she is facilitating. Jessie is a power house and I was thrilled to have her on the show today!Jessie shares that for years she clung onto the phrase, "a testimony is found by the bearing of it". She felt that if she did all the little things, held onto faith, tried to do her very best to be as sincere as possible, as loving as possible, you name it that it would help her with her testimony in the Mormon church. But, it never worked.She shares that her transition out of Mormonism could be described as 'death by 1,000 paper cuts'. You can be happy and free. You can and will be blessed, even when you leave religion.See the magnificence of who you are. For more about Jessie's retreats go here: www.Especiallyfortruth.com Find her on IG & TickTock: @especiallyfortruthFor my 13 week leaving religion course go to: https://www.amandajoyloveland.com/leavingreligioncourseFor our Heart Opening Retreat go: https://www.amandajoyloveland.com/upcoming
In the lead up to World Humanitarian Day, marked annually on 19 August, climate justice advocate Mitzi Jonelle is clear that the climate crisis is a humanitarian crisis. While most people consider the environment “a scientific problem to be fixed by the scientists”, the Filipino youth activist is determined to put an “empowering human aspect” into the climate crisis battle, involving “everyday people”. Her optimism surrounding the ability of youth to move the needle towards climate action is contagious – “when we unite, there is so much power there”, she told UN News's Liz Scaffidi. Photo credit: Youth Advocates for Climate Action Philippines
Interview with Armenian National Committee of Australia's Executive Administrator, for digital audience consumption Sarine Soghomonian, about Youth Advocates program. - Հարցազրոյց մը Աւստրալիոյ Հայ Դատի Յանձնախումբի Գործադիր Վարիչ Սարին Սողոմոնեանի հետ Հայ Դատի “Youth Advocates” ծրագրի մասին:
Interview with Armenian National Committee of Australia's Executive Administrator, for digital audience consumption Sarine Soghomonian, about Youth Advocates program. - Հարցազրոյց մը Աւստրալիոյ Հայ Դատի Յանձնախումբի Գործադիր Վարիչ Սարին Սողոմոնեանի հետ Հայ Դատի “Youth Advocates” ծրագրի մասին:
Thanks for tuning in for the season finale of Amplify Our Advocacy! Today our podcast team is joined by our founder Tiana Day as we discuss a year of Youth Advocates for Change. We are all still in shock to see that this organization has lasted an entire year and we look back at our highlights from this last year. In addition, we talk about our journeys into joining our organization and what we see in our own futures. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Check Out Youth Advocates For Change! Website | https://youthadvocatesforchange.org ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Follow Our Hosts on Instagram! Vincent Wolfe | https://www.instagram.com/vincewolfe Joshua Shields | https://www.instagram.com/the_small_world777 Nikita Varma | https://www.instagram.com/nikkivarmaa Tiana Day | https://www.instagram.com/tiana.day Chrei Torres | https://www.instagram.com/trynabechrei ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- If you love listening to our hosts then check out their podcasts! The Small World: Hosted by Joshua Shields https://open.spotify.com/show/5DN7w8sQSRH6zCJBiTFNoE?si=X1py7KpJTimblLHcOinjdQ&dl_branch=1 Vince Wolfe's: Through a New Lens https://blubrry.com/throughanewlens/ ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Produced and Edited by Chrei Torres ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- To all who have listened to us these last 6 months, THANK YOU! Without your support, we wouldn't have become what we are today. You the viewers are some of the greatest people in the world and thanks to you, we have been able to continue going on and making this podcast. Again shout out to our co-host Vince, Nikita, and Josh for hosting this season. And a big thanks to Chrei for putting in countless hours into making this podcast what it is today. Thank you for listening and we'll see you for season 2!
This week we were joined by Mitzi Jonelle Tan and Jon Bonifacio from Youth Advocates for Climate Action Philippines for a discussion on the current political, economic, ecological and climate problems impacting the Philippines currently. We touched briefly on the issues with the Seaspiracy documentary, but focused mostly on how to center the voices of Fishing Communities. Music: https://freesound.org/people/joshuaempyre/sounds/250748/ BTT Logo Art: https://www.instagram.com/morgantheeartist
Sex Ed 101: What? You think you're in the wrong place? Well you aren't. Welcome to the QIYE Sex Ed class where we will be showcasing the disparaging reality that not enough of our youth are equipped with the right sexual health information. So take your assigned seat as we talk about just the tip of the iceberg on a topic as deep as a glacier and bring a new insight on sexual education in a light hearted and fun way. Resources: LGBTQ-Specific Youth Sexual Health Information Sex, etc.: Sex, etc. is on a mission to improve teen sexual health across the country! They have an LGBT specific section, and make sure to subscribe to their magazine! Advocates for Youth: Advocates for Youth champions efforts to help young people make informed and responsible decisions about their reproductive and sexual health. I Wanna Know: I Wanna Know offers information on sexual health for teens and young adults. Get facts, support, resources, answers to your questions, referrals, and access to in-depth information about sexual health, sexually transmitted infections (STIs), healthy relationships, and more. Trevor Project Here are some helpful resources to help you explore the topic of sexual health. Remember, you can always call the Trevor Lifeline if you need immediate help or support. * Planned Parenthood * Scarleteen – Sex Ed for the Real World * Sex Etc * Center for Young Women's Health * Young Men's Health * Trans Youth Sexual Health Booklet * National Abortion Federation Hotline: 1-800-772-9100
In this episode of Amplify Our Advocacy, we are joined by two members of our organization, Cameron White and Trinity Hill. They discuss their own individual passions and how they use them to make an impact on the world. We also get a sneak peek with their involvement in our upcoming February campaign coming this month. To see some of the work that Cameron and Trinity have done, follow them on Instagram @cameronjaisun @trinityxhill For more information about our youth-led nonprofit, Youth Advocates for Change, visit us at www.youthadvocatesforchange.org or on Instagram for weekly updates at @youthadvocatesforchange Special thanks to our podcast host, Vincent Wolfe for hosting, and shout-out to our new producer/editor Chrei Torres for helping edit this podcast.
In the most dangerous part of the world for activists, Mitzi Jonelle Tan continues to mobilize and organize movements for climate justice. She chairs the Youth Advocates for Climate Action Philippines (YACAP) and works with indigenous leaders in most affected areas. Mitzi talks to us about Duterte's infamous anti-terror bill and war of drugs, the right to freedom of speech and the human rights crisis in the Philippines, the dependency of the country's economy on tourism and export of their natural resources, the interconnectedness of public policy, economics, education and climate change, as well as the feasibility of a sustainable lifestyle in the Philippines. YACAP.org Twitter: @mitzijonelle IG: @mitzijonelle --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sugar-nutmeg/support
TW: This episode discusses topics that may trigger an individual. These topics include : depression and suicidal thoughts. For the month of January we chose to focus on mental health and self care. Tune in this week to listen to 18 year old mental health advocate, Alliah Patricio as she discusses ways to help a friend or family member who may be struggling with their mental health. Alliah shares with listeners what not to say to someone struggling with depression and de-escalation techniques that she has used and found success in. Towards the end of the episode, she shares her own journey battling through tough times and explains what kept her moving forward. To connect with Alliah over social media, check out her instagram- @alliahpatricio For more information about our youth-led nonprofit, Youth Advocates for Change, visit us at www.youthadvocatesforchange.org or on instagram for weekly updates at @youthadvocatesforchange Special thanks to our first podcast host, Joshua Shields, who also hosts a podcast titled, "The Small World".
Welcome to the "Amplify Our Advocacy" podcast series; presented by the nonprofit organization, Youth Advocates for Change. Throughout this series we will be amplifying tens of youth voices on issues they are most passionate about. To learn more about our youth-led organization check out our website at www.youthadvocatesforchange.org or on instagram @youthadvocatesforchange For any business inquires, please contact us at: info@ya4c.org
2020 has been a pivotal year for youth organizers who have been making their demands heard on the streets and at the ballot box. In part one of our episode on Racial Justice and Electoral Politics, our hosts, Maritte and Richard, speak with Tiana Day (IG:@tiana.day), the youth activist who organized the Black Lives Matter protest at the Golden Gate Bridge earlier this summer. We learn about how she jumped into activism, the story behind the bridge shutdown, her feelings on this election, and what it's going to take for the movement to win going forward. Shout out to Tiana's new non-profit Youth Advocates for Change where she continues the work of amplifying youth voices for social justice. With just a couple weeks until the election, it's for all of us to mobilize like crazy! Check out our 2020 Election Organizing Guide to find all the ways you can get involved in this election and help win key races and ballot measures in California and across the country. And finally, look out for part two, where we interview an incredible community organizer running for Oakland City Council District 3, Carroll Fife! www.sunrisebayarea.org TW: @sunrisebayarea IG: @bayareasunrise FB: Sunrise Movement Bay Area
MAD knb?! No one organization is an island; and no single org can have the monopoly of volunteerism and service. This was an important message conveyed in the third installment of MAD Talks Podcast's special series - BIDA Eskwela Live KWARENTalakayan! In this episode, Small J and Lord J were joined by three leaders of the collaborating organizations for the Bigay Ayuda para sa Eskwela Project — namely the National Youth Volunteers Coalition, Youth Advocates for the Philippines, and I am MAD! Together, they have discussed about collaborative fundraising, its benefits, as well as key factors for success. If you weren't able to catch us live, listen to this episode and know more about Co-love-borating for a Good Cause! To know more about our BIDA fundraising campaign, visit bit.ly/bidadonate! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/iammad/message
In this episode, Lynn Tonini interviews Mary Kate Howard, Program Director of CASA Youth Advocates serving Delaware and Chester Counties in Pennsylvania. Mary Kate and Lynn talk about the work that CASA does to advocate for foster youth, the details around training CASA volunteers, the challenges that they have faced and managed during the COVID-19 crisis, and things that the system can do to improve its support of foster youth.
In episode 18 of in our tribe we shine a light on the powerful work of LGBTQ Plus Youth Advocates P.R.I.D.E P.A.K. with Founder Lori Vine, Coordinator of Equity and Student Achievement for San Juan Unified School District. Listen in to hear how she amplifies student voice and makes decisions based on what students need to be successful. Perspective Respect Individuality Diversity Equity with a Purpose Around Knowledge and Kindness
Mrs. Rashida Jabbar welcomes you to the monthly edition of THE FLIP SIDE where our young men have the mike. Special guest is Tierekka Walker, Executive Vice President for Atlas Strategies, a full service Sports & Entertainment firm with offices in New York, Washington D.C. and Los Angeles. CALL IN (646) 716-7994 to join in or just listen live. Interactive chat (lay in the cut), too. Two young advocates for Black Male Achievement and Community Building, 10 yr old and 11 yr old, Abdul Shaheed and Zain, interview freedom fighters, psychologist, music industry professionals, and educators who are true advocates for Black Male Achievement. Mrs. Rashida Jabbar (CEO/Co-Founder J&R Grassroots) hosts The Community Catharsis in the 2nd half.
Mrs. Rashida Jabbar welcomes you to the monthly edition of THE FLIP SIDE where our young men have the mike. Special guests Tuskeegee Airman! CALL IN (646) 716-7994 to join in or just listen live. Interactive chat (lay in the cut), too. Two young advocates for Black Male Achievement and Community Building, 10 yr old and 11 yr old, Abdul Shaheed and Zain, interview freedom fighters, psychologist, music industry professionals, and educators who are true advocates for Black Male Achievement. Mrs. Rashida Jabbar (CEO/Co-Founder J&R Grassroots) hosts The Community Catharsis in the 2nd half.
Join us for a special one hour live show with Amy Nakamoto - Executive Director - DC Scores. Amy, a native of Falls Church, Virginia began her tenure at DC SCORES in 2006. From 2003-2006, Amy coached the women's soccer team at Bryn Mawr College where she also assisted in the creation of a student-athlete leadership program, a community-outreach physical education course, and various other campus wellness initiatives. Since 2000, Amy has been involved with SportsChallenge Leadership and Education Alliance and Positive Coaching Alliance, where she has conducted numerous workshops, clinics, camps, and leadership facilitations. She currently serves on the board of directors of DC Alliance of Youth Advocates and SportsChallenge Leadership and Education Alliance. She has also coached soccer at youth club levels since 2000. Amy graduated from North Carolina State University in 1998 where she was a four-year member of the women's soccer team. In 1999, Amy spent a year at Northeastern University's Center for the Study of Sport in Society as an Athletes in Service to America AmeriCorps member before receiving a master's degree in Exercise and Sport Science from UNC-Greensboro. In 2003, Amy received a second master's degree in Human Development in Education from the University of Pennsylvania.
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