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Dei Lynam offers analysis on the 76ers' impressive victory over the Warriors, a result that surprised many who anticipated a win for Golden State. Quentin Grimes, however, defied expectations by scoring a career-high 44 points in the match. Additionally, Guerschon Yabuselle contributed significantly with five three-pointers, while Paul George delivered crucial plays in the final moments. Lynam emphasizes the importance of retaining both Grimes and Yabuselle for the upcoming season based on their performances. Earlier this week, the 76ers hosted their Gala to benefit their Youth Foundation. Lynam discusses the outfits worn by various players at the event, and we hear from players like Tyrese Maxey as they share their thoughts during the occasion.

One in five children lives in consistent poverty in Ireland and two in five children are living in material deprivation For nearly 40 years the Irish Youth Foundation has been helping young people across Ireland who are experiencing disadvantage and deprivation. Sarah speaks to the foundation's chief executive Sarah Edmonds.

Labour is accusing the Government of pushing forward with its boot camp pilot even in the face of obvious failure. This comes as two participants who fled the programmewere arrested by police officers responding to a carjacking in Hamilton yesterday. CEO of the Billy Youth Foundation David Graham says the longer the young men are in the bootcamps, the less likely they are to transition back into the community, and asks what the function of the camps is. LISTEN ABOVE.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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The cost of mentoring young offenders as part of the Government's military-style academies could go as high as $100,000 per teenager, new documents show. The Oranga Tamariki-run pilot - involving 10 hand-picked young offenders between the ages of 14-18 - will begin at the end of the month and continue for one year. Billy Graham Youth Foundation CEO David Graham says this program could get ahead of the youth crime problem - if it's done well. "What we need to be making sure of is that the young people who we're talking about, these young men between 14-18 years of age, that they are choosing good mentors. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Boot camps for youth offenders will look different than they did when proposed during the election campaign upon their implementation at the end of July.  RNZ reports that Oranga Tamariki's boot camps will only involve three months of detention, rather than up to 12 months.  The remaining nine months will involve time in the community.   Billy Graham Youth Foundation Chief Executive David Graham told Mike Hosking that the success of the boot camps comes down to one key thing.  He says it's essential the transition from the residential environment to the community works.  LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Olga Murray, who founded the Nepal Youth Foundation, passed away at the age of 98 in February of this year.  Founder's Day, an annual celebration of the creation of this nonprofit, will be held on May 30th. While this event will include a celebration of life for Olga Murray and all she was able to do in her life, it will also be a time to look forward and walk a path that was started by this hardworking and loving woman. After a member of the Nepal Youth team in Nepal reached out to The Fairy Tellers podcast, Katrina and Geoff decided to come back from their current hiatus to tell some tales specifically requested by listeners in Nepal. Please enjoy the tales, what they communicate about the Nepalese culture, and what they can teach about life.   The Nepal Youth Foundation

Kiesha Nix, VP Charitable Affairs-Executive Director Lakers Youth Foundation, will share the story behind her title with us on May 15, 2024.In her current role, Kiesha oversees and directs programming and funding priorities for the charitable arm of the Los Angeles Lakers. She is responsible for implementing the mission of the Foundation which is to assist underserved youth in our communities to develop and recognize their full potential by providing positive experiences and resources in education, health & wellness and sports.Kiesha oversees the funding which supports over 100,000 youth in 20+ Southern California Boys & Girls Clubs through basketball and health & fitness and the Jr. Lakers Youth Basketball Program; has helped to build 40+ basketball courts throughout Los Angeles and surrounding counties, 15+ Reading Rooms and has completed 3STEM Lab projects at local middle and high schools in Los Angeles. Kiesha is also very active in the Lakers civic engagement, social justice and diversity & inclusion efforts. Being one of the founding members of the organization's Employee Resource Group–B.A.N. (Black Action Network).Kiesha works with countless non-profit organizations and serves as a Mentor to youth throughout the community. Kiesha has received numerous Leadership, Community Service & Humanitarian Awards. She strives to uphold the Lakers reputation of being “Champions in the Community” as well as on the court.SUE SAYS"I sit down for an interview with Kiesha Nix to talk about her upbringing in south central L.A, the sacrifices her grandparents made to provide for her, the support she's received from Magic Johnson over the years and why giving back to the community Kiesha grew up in is so important to her."Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/women-to-watch-r/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Charles Parisi, Brandon Joe, and Kyra Schwartz, guest hosting for Drew Schlosberg, are joined in studio by the legendary Billy Moore, the President & CEO of ABC Youth Foundation, and his colleague, LeMar Slater.  Listeners are treated to the amazing words of Billy as he describes the vision of his Dad, the iconic heavyweight boxing champion, Archie Moore, when he started the program.  We also hear the raw emotion of Billiy as he describes the presence of his Dad each time he walks in the gym.  LeMar, a leader and a former youth in the program, discusses its importance to the community, and the lessons learned along the way.  

On this edition of The Undercurrent, Tara chats with Moezine Hasham, the founder of the Hockey 4 Youth Foundation. https://hockey4youth.org/

We're joined by Jake Reynolds, president of the Jersey Devils, and Devils legend, "Mr. Devil" Ken Daneyko. Together, they delve into the ongoing season and the distinctive community engagement initiatives spearheaded by the Devils.Reflecting on the franchise's journey since its inception in 1982, Daneyko shares insightful perspectives on the evolution of the team and their profound impact on the state of New Jersey. He underscores the pivotal role of victories in fostering a dedicated fan base and reminisces about his personal transformation from player to broadcaster over the years.Jake Reynolds sheds light on the Devils' unwavering commitment to community service and their profound integration into the cultural fabric of New Jersey. The conversation delves into the vital work of the Devil's Youth Foundation, which focuses on addressing pressing issues such as food insecurity, nutrition, and promoting healthy lifestyles in underserved communities across the state.Despite the challenges encountered during the current season, both Jake and Dano exude optimism about the team's future trajectory. They emphasize the importance of cultivating a strong supporting cast to bolster the growth of the team's young core. The discussion concludes on a note of gratitude for the unwavering support of fans and the broader community, coupled with a palpable sense of anticipation for the exciting prospects that lie ahead for the Devils. Join us as we explore the Devils' enduring commitment to community impact and their bright outlook for future achievements both on and off the ice.nhl.com/devilsGET YOUR JERSEY FEST TICKETS NOW! https://www.seetickets.us/event/jersey-fest/588283Music: "Ride" by Jackson Pinesjacksonpines.comThank you to our sponsors:New Jersey Lottery: njlottery.comMake Cool Sh*t: makecoolshit.coAlbert & Whitney CPAs:  awcpasllc.comMayo Performing Arts Center: mayoarts.org/events-calendarContact the show: mike@greetingsfromthegardenstate.comSupport the show

American students are in trouble. About a third of students in the youngest grades are behind on reading. Only 36% of fourth graders are proficient at grade-level math. The newest National Assessment for Educational Progress (NAEP)–the nation's report card–shows eighth-graders' history scores are the lowest on record since the assessment began in 1994. And what's more, every single state experienced teacher shortages in at least one subject. Dr. Kendra Newsome, co-founder of fitlearning which transforms the learning abilities of all children. This is not a franchise and it's not a tutoring conglomerate. They're a highly specialized program that provides unparalleled service to every kind of student. fitlearners.com sageintl.com

Youtube https://youtu.be/sR09BSdFrBk Founder/President https://purposeyouthfoundation.org Our founder Lorie James shares similar experiences with the adolescent girls with whom she serves. Lorie experienced turbulent teenage years, but fought to overcome obstacles that would have stopped many others. As a result, she went on to earn a Master's degree in Negotiation, Conflict Resolution, and Peace Building from California State University, Dominguez Hills. As the driving force of Purpose Youth Foundation her goal is to empower youth-aged girls through mentoring, while teaching etiquette, education, and exposure to the world through life events and travel. Lorie is a world traveler who realizes that travel is one of the best learning experiences. She strives to expose adolescents to these learning experiences so that their enthusiasm for service will be sparked when they realize that there are people less fortunate than them. For the past three consecutive years Lorie has traveled to Kumasi, Ghana with her team of volunteers to donate hygiene products, school supplies, and to speak at various primary schools, middle schools, high schools, and the Kwame Nkurumah University of Science and Technology. As a certified mediator, Lorie has mediated cases between at-risk youth who were in severe conflict with their families or involved with the criminal justice system. She was able to bring these youth to a peaceful resolution with their families or victims and help to positively turn their lives around. She has also volunteered with many community organizations, and believes volunteerism is a vital component of community service. As a retired human resources manager who worked for the County of Los Angeles for 26 years, Lorie is skilled at managing people and bringing out the best in them. Lorie is mother of three daughters and grandmother of seven grandchildren. 

Hassan Fountain is the Owner of the ABA Basketball Team, the Richmond Ram Chargers. He is also the founder of Fountain for Youth Foundation, which has opened 19 Community Childrens Libraries throughout Central Virginia, Southwestern Virginia and Northern North Carolina. To date, they have placed over 142,000 children's books into the hands of young readers. Hassan is also the father of 7 children, including 2 Army and Marine veterans.Connect with The Richmond Ram Chargers:Instragram:      https://www.instagram.com/richmondramchargersFacebook:       https://www.facebook.com/richmondramchargersRegister for Andre Hatchett's Mobile Notary School:https://gumroad.com/a/334106067Get a GreenLight Debit Card for Your Children:https://share.greenlight.com/96453721Register for Free Online Financial Literacy Courses:https://maliksfirstjob.banzai.org/wellness/collections/teaching-kids-financesPurchase Malik's First Job: Financial Principles for Teens:www.maliksfirstjob.comFollow Malik's First Job on Social Media:Facebook:       https://www.facebook.com/maliksfirstjobInstagram:       https://www.instagram.com/maliksfirstjobTwitter:            https://www.twitter.com/maliksfirstjob

Preston Lewis, founder and executive director of the Off Road Motorsports Youth Foundation, and Taryn Hamilton, a motorsports enthusiast and participant in the Baja 1000, both have a deep-rooted passion for motorsports and a commitment to overcoming challenges and promoting diversity within the industry. Preston, having grown up in a motorsports family and triumphed over leukemia, believes in the importance of versatility and a wide range of knowledge in the industry, which he instills in the young racers he mentors. Taryn, with her experience in various aspects of the sport, from racing to welding and fabricating, emphasizes the many opportunities beyond driving and the importance of being well-rounded to ensure job security in the industry. Join Melinda Russell, along with Preston and Taryn, on this episode of the Women's Motorsports Network podcast as they delve deeper into their experiences and perspectives on overcoming challenges and promoting diversity in motorsports. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/racingwire/support

Ray Schwetz gets business empowerment from Daniel Gimpel, Executive Director of the Rising Stars Youth Foundation in Freeport, NY, with a mission to utilize the game of basketball as the vehicle to promote education, reinforce values, and provide our youth with a safe environment to PLAY, LEARN and GROW.

Andrew Salciunas, Tyrone Johnson and Bob Cooney broadcast live from the 6th Annual Sixers Youth Foundation Gala at the Please Touch Museum.  They talk Sixers basketball past and present with Daryl Morey, David Adelman, Marcus Morris Sr., and Robert Covington.  They are also joined by the Chair of the Sixers Youth Foundation, Marjorie Harris.

Sixers President of Basketball Operations Daryl Morey joins the guys at the Gala to talk all things 76ers.

Sixers part owner David Adelman joins the guys to talk Sixers basketball but most importantly the Sixers new arena and more about his vision for the team and community.

Sixers Forward Robert Covington talks with the guys about his return to Philly, the process years and the team this year.

Sixers Forward and N Philadelphia native Marcus Morris Sr. joins the guys to talk about coming home to play for his hometown team.

Jeff Chadwick, #89 former Professional Football Player, Detroit Lions joins Todd and Craig for the last show of 2023. Jeff and Kristen run one of the top youth Football Camps in the country, Legends Football Camp, which takes place week after July 4th, in Clare, Michigan. Jeff and Kristen also run J. C. Youth Foundation. jcyouthfoundation1216@gmail.com for more information on Legends Football Youth Camp Huge show as we welcome in 2024 Craig sings The National Anthem Happy New Year!!

By Jim Witt Heavy clothing and a good snowblower will be useful items during the winter of 2023-24. Most of the Northeastern section of the U.S. will experience below-seasonal temperatures and above-normal snowfall. During the last several winters, there were La Nina conditions in the oceans off the coast of South America. Generally, the storm path with a La Nina scenario has storms moving across the northern tier of the U.S. and then up the St. Lawrence River Valley. The center of these storms was then passing to our west. This is not conducive for causing snowstorms. Actually, in advance of each storm, warm air is pushed into our area, along with some rain. As the storm moves northeastward up the St. Lawrence River Valley, a cold front passes, the precipitation ends and cold air plunges into our area. Bottom line: no snow. This winter is going to be different. We are dealing with an El Nino winter and it looks like it will be a strong El Nino. Storms will enter the West Coast. Some will move north into western Canada. We don't have to worry about them. Our concerns are the storms that dive into the Gulf of Mexico. Here they gather a great deal of moisture and warmth. These storms begin to move northeastward and redevelop along the southeast coast of the U.S. It is here they strengthen rapidly and move northward. We call these storms nor'easters. If cold air is present when the storm arrives locally, we get slammed with strong winds, extreme cold and heavy snow. What are the chances? Over the past 73 years, between 1950 and 2023, we've had 33 major snowstorms along the East Coast, or one every 2.2 years, on average. Of those storms, 28 occurred with either an El Nino or neutral phase of Enso (El Nino - Southern Oscillation). Only five have occurred with La Nina. Major East Coast snowstorms are more likely during an El Nino or neutral winter. Other factors called "teleconnections" are important. One is called the Pacific Decadal Oscillation (PDO). This can be negative or positive. When the PDO is negative, more often than not, another teleconnection, the North Atlantic Oscillation (NAO), is negative. This is important because a negative NAO has been found to cause a blocking situation, resulting in cold and snowy winters in the Northeast. Both the PDO and the NAO are expected to be negative this winter. Also, I have found that when El Nino extends from the South American coast westward past 180 degrees longitude (the international date line), it is called an "El Nino West situation." Snowstorms and cold weather are prevalent during those years. Jim Witt, who lives in Philipstown, is the former "weather guy" at WHUD Radio in Beacon and webmaster of TheWeatherWiz.com. Each year he creates a Hudson Valley Weather Calendar to benefit the Hope for Youth Foundation. Now in its 38th edition, it is available at local merchants or at hfyf.org/calendars.

Get ready for an inspiring episode of the Wired Differently Podcast as Todd Saylor welcomes a very special guest, Roman Gabriel. In this captivating conversation, Roman shares powerful insights and stories that will leave you uplifted and inspired.

Mandy joins the show to talk about the programs JSYF offers, how their recent food drive went, and their new granny edition of their annual golf tournament

Children's education is top of mind across America. Today, Cheri talks with Dr. Staheli Meyer, the new Executive Director at Empower Youth Foundation in Reno, Nevada. They do fantastic work! Empower Youth helps at-risk children get a foothold on their studies. They work one-on-one with each student so that even kids that are 1 or 2 grades behind in their school studies can catch up quickly and many times, exceed the learning levels if kids in their classes. But, the Foundation needs your help. Donate and get involved. EmpowerYouthFoundation.org 775-826-1111 Sageintl.com 800-254-5779

Atlanta artist 24Heavy skips class with The Progress Report to reflect on the new Atlanta music scene, his peers dying, becoming closer to God, 7 years out of prison, being independent and getting out his contracts, ‘Last of a Dying Breed' album, and his Save The Youth Foundation.  https://www.instagram.com/iam24heavy/ https://www.instagram.com/tprmediagroup/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Quawntay “Bosco” Adams spent 16 years in prison due to the United States Government's drug war. Growing up a product of his environment in Compton, California, the influence of his family, friends, and neighborhood led him to an early life of drug dealing, arrests, and convictions. But all of that is now behind him. Freed from incarceration, he is on a mission to ensure that others growing up in underprivileged neighborhoods have access to better opportunities than he did. He is committed to helping free individuals incarcerated for nonviolent drug offenses. He has a movie about his life about to come out and talks about his book Chasin Freedom and I-CAN Youth Foundation, the organization he founded, and more. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Meet retired police officer and founder of Jacob's Ladder Youth Foundation, Inc., Jarriel Jordan Sr.

On the latest episode of ALL THE SMOKE, The Laker's Vice President of Charitable Affairs & Executive Director of the team's Youth Foundation, Kiesha Nix, joins Matt and Stak to discuss her inspiring career. Nix opens up about being the first black woman Vice President in Laker's history, the impact Jeanie Buss has had on her, and Lebron's monumental impact off the court. Plus, she shares her 5 most influential women in sports. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tim interviews members of the Helping Hearts Youth Foundation regarding youth and service at VC.

Today on Too Opinionated, singer Laura Bryna visits! Laura is a multi-talented crossover artist who caters to contemporary country and pop audiences across the world. Her successes include the release of “Sweet Revenge” (2019) which scored a Top 10 seat on the Billboard Dance Chart; while her 2020 release, “Stars Are Falling” landed at No. 2 on Dance Music Chart in England, and No. 6 in France and Germany. Bryna's single, “Make A Wish,” spent 10 consecutive weeks on AOL Billboard's Most Streamed Download charts.  A heart-felt supporter of our military, Laura was a celebrity spokesperson for the United States Air Guard's national media campaign; she co-wrote the corresponding theme song “Hometown Heroes.” In addition to her work with the Air Guard, Bryna was the celebrity spokesperson for the National Guard's Youth Foundation.  She also served as a board member on the Make-A-Wish Foundation Mid-Atlantic Chapter.  From time to time, Bryna co-hosts “Golf Talk America” which broadcasts on PGA Tour Radio, Sirius XM and Spotify.   Laura's new single Jawbreaker along with it's video is available now!    On top of this incredible song release, Laura is also putting the finishing touches on the first of several children's books inspired by her cherished parrots that feature in these beautifully illustrated books each with an inspiring and heartfelt message. “The Christmas Tradition” will be launched at the Southern Book fair, on Oct 14th, and there will be a national book tour/signings to follow. The book coincides with the release of Laura's original Christmas song “Wish List” which will be available in early November.    Want to watch: YouTube Meisterkhan Pod (Please Subscribe)

Jeffrey Mosher welcomes Betty J. Sanford, MA, LMSW, Advisor Emerita, MSU, East Lansing, MI. Betty, can you share your career trajectory leading up to your current role as Advisor Emerita with Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan? What should the business community across Michigan know about these services? Betty, we understand you have a heart for youth and philanthropy across the community, what groups are you involved with? » Visit MBN website: www.michiganbusinessnetwork.com/ » Subscribe to MBN's YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCqNX… » Like MBN: www.facebook.com/mibiznetwork » Follow MBN: twitter.com/MIBizNetwork/ » MBN Instagram: www.instagram.com/mibiznetwork/

Brent Young from the OPP Youth Foundation Pathway of Memories Committee and Sherri DeGroot, Director of Brand and Business Development for the OPP Association Credit Union, join the 10-5 Podcast to talk about the Pathway of Memories and how you can be a part of it.For additional information on the OPP Youth Foundation and the Pathway of Memories please visit https://www.oppyouthfoundation.ca/Follow the OPP Youth Foundation on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/oppyouthfoundationThis episode of the 10-5 podcast is produced and hosted by Scott Mills and Joshua Jutras.Music – “Line of Fire” by Jason Shaw available at Audionautix.com and used under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License - https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/legalcodeIf you have any questions about this episode of the 10-5 Podcast, please email us at communications@oppa.ca

Billie Moore, President and CEO of the ABC Youth Foundation and son of the great light heavyweight champion Archie Moore, discusses the "Archie Moore ABC Amateur Boxing Event," that will be held at Ramona High School on Saturday, June 11. Moore is joined by Max Gardner, VP of IT at the Foundation and an amateur boxing coach. Moore and Gardner chat about the mission of the Foundation.

On this episode Leo interviews Steven Yung. He brings extensive management insights from leading multinational and local companies in Asia and the U.S.A. With a proven track record throughout the value chain via leadership roles in Consumer, Brand Innovation, Media & Entertainment, Property, Manufacturing, Retail, FinTech industries, his experiences range from CEO of HKEx-listed Imagi International and took China's #1 iconic IP to new heights via partnership with top global / Disney & local / Hauyi Brothers Movie & Licensing ventures ... led the successful IPO as Chairman of Clear Media / JV with NYSE-listed Clear Channel Worldwide ... General Manager / Office of the Chairman of HKEx-listed Sino Land Group ... President of NYSE-listed Nielsen Media International responsible for all operations outside of the U.S... Managing Director of Nielsen Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, China ... Director of Jardine /DFI responsible for buying / merchandising / marketing of various retail brands 7-Eleven & Wellcome, etc.Based in the HQ of The Coca-Cola Company in Atlanta, Steven was the first Asian to lead Global Marketing services in partnership with internal leaders in 200 countries worldwide and external partners such as Olympics, NBA, Disney, NFL, McDonald's, and more.As Director of Marketing Operations, Steven led a transformative integrated marketing deal with the All-Business Airline of Donald Trump via “Minute Maid ~ Official Juice of Trump Shuttle” in New York, Boston & Washington DC. This success led to & inspired a nationwide multi-year cause-marketing campaign to raise money to support USA Olympic Hopefuls. This impactful pitch was launched via unprecedented roadblock simulcast in over 200 terrestrial, cable & satellite channels preceded with a public service announcement by President Bush to rally community support of Olympic Hopefuls! His significant accomplishments were recognized with a citation as “agent of change”Born in Shanghai, Steven grew up in the multicultural Hong Kong ~ Asia's World City! To pay for his own college education with dual majors in Communication & Sociology, Steven started his career as a popular DJ / producer of Youth & Music Programs in the broadcasting industry. Highlight was his Producer role in Hong Kong's ‘Woodstock Live' Concert at the famous Rugby 7 Stadium. Leveraging his insightful knowledge in Youth & Music, Steven joined McCann Erickson International responsible for advertising & promotion of Coca- Cola and the successful launches of Sprite, Diet Coke, Hi-C, Bonaqua, and more throughout Asia. He was invited to join The Coca-Cola Company as Head of New Products onward to be the Chief Marketing Officer for the region ... before his promotion to Houston / Minute Maid HQ ... and upward to join / lead the Global Marketing of The Coca-Cola Company based in Atlanta, GA, U.S.A.As a firm believer to continuously give back to the community, Steven's diverse philanthropic roles included Board Director of Heifer International, Little Rock, Arkansas, Chairman of Investment Committee of Youth Global Network & Tao Fong Shan Foundation, Chairman of Youth Foundation, Board Director of Alpha Asia Foundation, Breakthrough, Child Development Matching Fund, Quality Mentoring Network, etc.Connect with Steven on LinkedIn Self-learning is of paramount importance in the business world, listen to your international peers and step up your game.Connect with the host Leonardo Marra on LinkedIn Follow the page on LinkedIn 

In this episode, Lizzie interviews Olga Murray from Nepal Youth Foundation about how she started her organization. Olga went to Nepal at 60 years old, never expecting that the trip would change her life. Nepal Youth Foundation, led by Olga, is determined to help Nepali children access education. Over thirty years later, they have supported over 60,000 children and families in Nepal with access high-quality Education, Health, Shelter, and Freedom, plus Emergency Relief when it's needed most. You can find out more about Olga and Nepal Youth Foundation at: nepalyouthfoundation.org . You can follow them on Instagram @nepalyouthfoundation

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C5 Texas is a foundation non profit that identifies and develops young leaders in a five year leadership/life skill program.  Dani and her team create curriculum and events, along with outreaches and missions where these teenagers learn communication, business acumen, discipline and structure, as well as leadership core values that follow them to college and beyond. https://www.c5texas.org TOPICS: FORK IN THE ROAD WHO'S WHO LIFE SKILLS TEEN HOPE LEADERSHIP TRAINING COLLEGE PREP COMMS TRAINING SPONSORS: https://www.armoredcoffee.com CODE: LASTINLINE https://cowboyrevolution.com CODE: LASTINLINE15 https://www.doworkthatmatters.us CODE: LASTINLINE https://www.leadlikelions.com CODE: LASTINLINE https://gridironcoffeecompany.com CODE: LASTINLINE

In this episode, we got Moezine Hasham here, Founder and Executive Director of Hockey 4 Youth Foundation, a charitable organization that provides new Canadian youth with an opportunity to play ice hockey. This episode is titled SpaceIce! because as Moe says it "we are literally creating space on the ice for newcomer youth to play our great game! ".Moe was born and raised in Vancouver but now calls Toronto home where he lives with his wife, Monika. He has a background in Corporate Philanthropy, Community and Media Relations and Non-Profit Management. He is a die-hard Canucks fan and misses the Vancouver mountains and sushi joints!In this episode, we discuss Moe's relationship with hockey, how that led to the development of Hockey 4 Youth, and where he is hoping to take his work further. Stay tuned for the YouTube analysis next week!Love the show?!  Rate us 5 stars on Apple Podcasts and Spotify and follow us on  Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, and LinkedIn! 

Bills Versus Cheifs was probably what a lot of people may have predicted in the early season for the AFC Championship rematch, but here we are a week early in the Divisional Round. The stakes are still just as high and the tension is at a billion. What will it take to win again in Arrowhead? All three phases are broken-down with keys to the game. In the spotlight this week, Imagine for Youth Foundation. This is the foundation started by Michah Hyde and his wife back as a college project that is impacting many to this day. Head over to www.imagineforyouth.org to check them out! For all things Bills head to www.buffalowdown.com, and all things NERD at www.thebuffalonerd.com GO BILLS!  Support the show: https://www.thebuffalonerd.com/donations/support/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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In this episode, Jiggy shares her upbringing in a very traditional Korean family, where her traumatic experiences and emotions were not to be spoken of and where expectations of excellence were of the utmost importance. She talks about the effects that this had on her growing up.  After she moved to the United States, she was practicing her english in an online chat room, and came across the words "gay", "lesbian" and "bisexual" which led her to discovering an identity that she felt connected to. She shares how she bravely told a few friends when she was young and received homophobic responses that cost her most of her friendships. Jiggy shares how she eventually ended up attending Pennsylvania State University, and discovered another set of new words - "vulnerability", "self awareness" and "empathy". It would be her time attending some gen-ed classes that ended up changing the trajectory of her life. It opened up a whole new space that she never knew existed and one that went against everything she'd been taught as a young girl. A space where emotional intelligence set her on a healing journey.   Jiggy is a youth motivational speaker and mental performance coach helping high school and college students increase the longevity of their performance and demand for excellence. Along with her storytelling, Jiggy brings awareness to the importance of mental health and burnout prevention, and teaches practical strategies for students to implement. Jiggy believes that in order to obtain sustainable performance and excellence, we must be both self-disciplined and self-compassionate; both hard working and effectively resting.Jiggy's WebsiteFollow Jiggy on InstagramGet your vulnerably is dope t- shirt hereFollow Candace on Instagram

Can we give love a chance?   For more information and to donate to Fountain of Youth Foundation visit: www.thefountainofyouthprogram.org  

Chris and Sean sit down with Jeff Bradford, the President of TEAM Youth Foundation to talk about the mission of the foundation, teaching leadership to youth, and an authentic perspective on every day life philosophy. Learn more by visiting TeamYouthFoundation.com and TexasEmergingLeaders.com.Featuring:Jeff Bradford, President of Team Youth FoundationSean Christian, Podcast OfficerChris Sanger, Chief Creative OfficerTo join our team.  Go here!

Episode 11 SHOW NOTES: Guest, Jarriel Jordan Sr., Founder and Executive Director, Jacob's Ladder Youth Foundation, Inc., 501(c)(3) nonprofit Jarriel Jordan, Sr. is the founder and executive director of Jacob's Ladder Youth Foundation, Inc.. Mr. Jordan has worked in our community for over thirty years as a coach, teacher and police officer. Mr. Jordan has a sincere desire to reduce the number of juveniles entering and returning to the juvenile justice system. Jacob's Ladder Youth Foundation was developed in response to the rapid deterioration of our communities because of the growing number of juveniles that are introduced to the juvenile justice system, juveniles returning to the community after periods of being detained and failing diversion/reentry programs that do not provide positive long term results. Jacob's Ladder Youth Foundation is a 501(c)(3) organization that faithfully serves our community. Our mission is to reduce the number of juveniles entering and returning to the juvenile justice system. We provide weekly reentry/recidivism sessions at the Cheltenham Youth Detention Center and Maryland's Department of Juvenile Services - Evening Reporting Center. In 2020, we introduced the Junior Workforce Academy. The mission of the Junior Workforce Academy is to prepare 14-22-year-old youth to compete for employment. Participants are exposed to resume preparation, interview strategies, responding to work, how to read a check and the importance of saving. We are determined to develop the next generation of career-ready, financially responsible citizens. Contact: Fort Washington, Maryland 20744 / E-Mail: jacobsladderyouth@gmail.com /https://www.thejacobsladder.org/ Donate: CFC.org select – CFC #47335 PayPal donate to Jacob's Ladder Youth Foundation ------------------------------------ The No More Crumbs, Value Journey Podcast is a weekly show, providing the resources and teachings to support you to succeed out of the negatives of life. To guide you in healing, to empower, develop, uplift, and encourage to progress forward for the life God designed for each of us. Most times, we do not know how to go about loving ourselves nor how to make positive changes for ourselves. The Value Journey Podcast will share Rhonda Jennifer's suggestions to help with your healing and growth. We hope you will utilize the information provided to support enhancing yourself and your life. Thank you for listening, and please join us for another episode! We welcome you to tune into the podcast to obtain the information to use as a tool to support making your positive progress for your Value Journey. Please subscribe and tell a family member or friend. Thank you. We welcome you to contact us! ● For more information check out the No More Crumbs, Rhonda Jennifer website @ www.rjnomorecrumbs.com ● Follow us on Facebook @ https://www.facebook.com/rhonda.jennifer.581 Until next time, Rhonda Jennifer --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rhonda-jennifer-nmc/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rhonda-jennifer-nmc/support

Join the second part of our discussion with Mara Kronenfeld from the International Youth Foundation (IYF) as she discusses well-being of youth in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region with Amina. Mara Kronenfeld is an international development specialist with over 15 years of experience designing, implementing, and leading youth development programming in the Middle East and North Africa, a region where she has lived and worked in for many years. Mara has extensive leadership experience in youth workforce development, with a strong focus on program design and development, organizational capacity strengthening, and multi-sectoral partnership cultivation and collaboration. Mara currently serves as Regional Director of Middle East and North Africa (MENA) programs at the International Youth Foundation (IYF) where she has worked for close to a decade. As Regional Director, Mara oversees a diverse portfolio of youth education, employability, and empowerment programs in collaboration with partners such as the World Bank, USAID, OCP Foundation (Morocco), Hilton, Samsung, JP Morgan, Saudi Aramco, the King Khalid Foundation, and hundreds of local NGOs and community based organization across the Middle East and North Africa. Before joining IYF, Mara served in the Business Development department at AMIDEAST where she managed corporate, foundation, and individual fund-raising efforts and also as manager of the Fulbright scholarship program for students from the MENA region. Mara was a U.S. Fulbright grantee to Syria herself between 2001 and 2003 and while in Syria, also managed a U.S. State Department funded teacher training project and UNRWA's English Language Club for Palestinian vocational students. She has also worked for the American University in Cairo. Mara brings Arabic language skills and a deep knowledge of the MENA region to IYF. Mara holds a Masters Degree in Near Eastern Studies from New York University and a Bachelor's Degree in Anthropology from Stanford University.

Join the first part of our discussion with Mara Kronenfeld from the International Youth Foundation (IYF) as she discusses well-being of youth in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region with Amina. Mara Kronenfeld is an international development specialist with over 15 years of experience designing, implementing, and leading youth development programming in the Middle East and North Africa, a region where she has lived and worked in for many years. Mara has extensive leadership experience in youth workforce development, with a strong focus on program design and development, organizational capacity strengthening, and multi-sectoral partnership cultivation and collaboration. Mara currently serves as Regional Director of Middle East and North Africa (MENA) programs at the International Youth Foundation (IYF) where she has worked for close to a decade. As Regional Director, Mara oversees a diverse portfolio of youth education, employability, and empowerment programs in collaboration with partners such as the World Bank, USAID, OCP Foundation (Morocco), Hilton, Samsung, JP Morgan, Saudi Aramco, the King Khalid Foundation, and hundreds of local NGOs and community based organization across the Middle East and North Africa. Before joining IYF, Mara served in the Business Development department at AMIDEAST where she managed corporate, foundation, and individual fund-raising efforts and also as manager of the Fulbright scholarship program for students from the MENA region. Mara was a U.S. Fulbright grantee to Syria herself between 2001 and 2003 and while in Syria, also managed a U.S. State Department funded teacher training project and UNRWA's English Language Club for Palestinian vocational students. She has also worked for the American University in Cairo. Mara brings Arabic language skills and a deep knowledge of the MENA region to IYF. Mara holds a Masters Degree in Near Eastern Studies from New York University and a Bachelor's Degree in Anthropology from Stanford University.

Sam Gabriel is the co-founder of the Genesis Youth Foundation, a Des Moines-based nonprofit investing in refugee and immigrant youth and families. Sam and his wife Tricia draw from their own experiences as Liberian refugees to connect with kids through soccer, the arts and education. In this episode, learn how Sam's past has shaped his vision for Genesis — and discover ways you can help immigrants and refugees living in Iowa. SHOW NOTES Genesis website: http://bit.ly/2xWjRaE Sam and Tricia Gabriel in Des Moines Register: http://bit.ly/2SnfX3W