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Thursday on Mornings with Eric and Brigitte, Director of the Reframe Program at Urban Youth Impact joins us to talk about the UYI Ministry and the Reframe Program itself. Urban Youth Impact was established in 1997 and began establishing experience, programming, and trusted partnerships to change the life trajectory of children living in neighborhoods of disadvantaged populations in Palm Beach County. It is the only faith-based organization in the area that takes a wholistic approach to serving inner-city youth, and more than 300 kids participate in UYI programs weekly. Reframe - Empowering Students in Grades 9-1st year of college to acquire life and job skills necessary for career success.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

To raise awareness about the prevalence of human trafficking in Henrico County and what steps can be taken to prevent it, three community organizations are hosting a forum about the topic June 27 in Eastern Henrico. The forum, sponsored by Youth Impact, Free Kind, and Henrico Too Smart 2 Start Coalition, will begin with a viewing of the 15-minute film “Groomed,” which is based upon the real-life experiences of a local Virginian. The event will be held at Building Constructive Communities Foundation at 5705 South Laburnum Avenue from 5:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. and will feature speakers from the Virginia...Article LinkSupport the Show.

This week, I get the chance to spotlight the incredible work of the Youth Impact Club at West Bend High Schools. I had the pleasure of meeting this inspiring group at the Volunteer Center of Washington County's Champions of Change event, and their dedication to mental health awareness and suicide prevention truly moved me. Join me as I sit down with Zach Church, Haley Jo Hubert, Melissa Hoogester, and Jackie Schmoldt to discuss their personal journeys, the club's mission, and the impactful initiatives they've spearheaded. From their annual 5K Butterfly Run Walk to community outreach programs, this episode is a testament to the power of youth activism and the importance of mental wellness.Mentioned in this episode:10th Annual 5K Butterfly Run/WalkIf you like the show, please consider subscribing at Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or Google Podcasts. New episodes on Tuesday.Thanks for listening!Website • Facebook • Instagram

In the corporate world, Tayo Adesina felt the discomfort of not fitting in—it gave him the itch for change. Diversity, often an afterthought, inspired his mission to reshape the future for the youth. Sustainability, for him, means crafting opportunities for the younger generation. He shares his parents' migration journey, starting as professionals in Nigeria but taking on jobs like cleaning, driving, and cooking in the UK. As a Black Person, Tayo knows he needs to work twice as hard. A pivotal moment came with #mybestfrienddave's tragic suicide, fueling Tayo's dedication to breaking social isolation for underrepresented young people. Advocating for self-expression, Tayo founded Trash Gxng, a social enterprise empowering underrepresented youth. Through co-created Street Wear Clothing, they provide a platform for stories and essential skills for transitioning into work. This episode touches on Diversity, Corporate life, Token Diverse Friends, Teachers' impact, Police interactions, and Tayo's personal journey of learning to use his voice rather than his fists. Join us for a conversation filled with powerful insights. Tayo #youareaclassofyourown Warning: references to suicide Guest: Tayo Adesinahttps://www.trashgxng.co.uk https://www.tiktok.com/@trashgxng.co.uk https://www.instagram.com/trash_gxng Listen on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/a-class-of-their-own/id1732288997 Watch on: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@aclassoftheirownpodcast/podcasts Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7Apq2pSbmvytPjABrlidpN?si=4d62eba56abb45ad Social media Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aclassoftheirownpodcast/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@aclassoftheirownpodcast LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/aclassoftheirownpodcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/aclassoftheirownpodcast Website: https://www.playforchange.co.uk/aclassoftheirownpodcast Host: Mira Magecha https://www.linkedin.com/in/miramagecha https://www.instagram.com/mira_magecha Creative Director: Alex Payne https://www.instagram.com/alexjamespayne Editor: Josh Partridge https://www.instagram.com/joshfilmmaker Music: Jay Witsey  https://www.instagram.com/jay.witsey Sponsor: play for change https://www.playforchange.co.uk https://www.instagram.com/play_forchange https://www.linkedin.com/company/playforchangeltd

Mel Kennah is the executive director of Youth Impact Jeunesse.

The podcast episode primarily revolves around the complex issues of addiction medicine, with a significant focus on the concept of safer supply in drug policy. The hosts begin by discussing their recent visit to Vancouver Island for an addiction conference, leading into a conversation about the Drug User Liberation Front (DULF), an advocacy group that has been in the news. A major point of discussion is the arrest of DULF members, who were involved in efforts to provide a controlled and safer supply of drugs. This action by the police raises questions about the challenges and legalities surrounding efforts to mitigate the risks of the toxic illicit drug supply. The hosts discuss the implications of these arrests and the broader impact on harm reduction initiatives. The conversation then delves into the specifics of DULF's approach to safer supply, highlighting how the group's activities aimed to reduce harm by controlling the quality of the drug supply. This leads to a broader discussion on drug policy analysis, with references to experts like Karen Ward and the importance of studies that suggest reduced drug use and overdose risks with safer supply methods. Funding for such initiatives is another key topic. The hosts scrutinize the government's stance on funding harm reduction and safer supply programs, noting the controversy and political challenges in sustaining these programs. They emphasize the need for drug checking services and harm reduction equipment in the context of safer supply. The ethical dilemmas faced by healthcare professionals in prescribing drugs for harm reduction are discussed, particularly concerning substances like fentanyl and hydromorphone. The hosts question the traditional roles and responsibilities of healthcare providers in the context of a safer supply model. Attention is given to the impact of these policies on youth and the broader societal implications. The hosts express concerns about young people's exposure to substances under safer supply initiatives and the long-term effects on their potential and health. In the concluding segments, the hosts reflect on the need for a balanced approach that incorporates diverse perspectives in drug policy. They call for sensible and practical solutions that navigate the complexities of providing a safer supply while considering the broader societal and political implications. Overall, the podcast offers a comprehensive exploration of the safer supply concept in addiction medicine, emphasizing the need for nuanced and informed approaches in drug policy and harm reduction efforts. Table of Contents 00:00:04 - Introduction: Focus on Safer Supply in Addiction Medicine 00:00:44 - Arrests of DULF Members and Impact on Safer Supply 00:01:17 - Discussing DULF's Safer Supply Approach 00:02:09 - Controversies in Funding Safer Supply Initiatives 00:07:27 - Challenges in Drug Testing: Fentanyl and Safer Supply 00:09:33 - Ethical Considerations in Prescribing for Safer Supply 00:21:17 - The Role of Prescribing Practices in Safer Supply 00:25:52 - Youth Impact in the Context of Safer Supply Policies 00:29:07 - Societal and Political Dimensions of Safer Supply 00:37:15 - Conclusion: Future of Safer Supply in Addiction Medicine Featuring addiction psychiatrist Dr. Wiplove (Wip) Lamba, addictions case manager and former addict Jean-Paul (JP) Michael, along with their guests discuss all things related to substance use, addiction, addiction medicine, psychotherapy, harm reduction, treatment and recovery. Wip and JP share their motivation, curiosity, and passion for their craft. JP works on a daily basis in a renown inner city hospital in Canada's largest city. This work is separate from Wiplove's clinical and academic work. #Lived experience #addiction #recovery #addiction medicine #DULF #cocaine, #Heroin, #safe supply #decriminalization

Join us in this episode of The NeoLiberal Round Podcast as we take you inside the heart of the second annual Impact event, known as the Philadelphia Youth Anti-Violence Event, held at Roosevelt Elementary School. Our host, Renaldo McKenzie, was on the ground, capturing powerful moments from this community-driven gathering. In attendance were a diverse group of individuals, including students, community members, educators, parents, children, police officers, representatives from the City of Philadelphia, and organizations like Men Who Care of Germantown and Career Link. Notably, gospel artist Kelontae Garvin joined as both a panelist and guest performer, adding his unique perspective to the discussions. While we couldn't cover the entire event, we did record some impactful panel discussions and conducted some interviews with youths, families, young students, and community leaders. One standout interview features 12-year-old Elviro, attending with his mother, who came to receive back-to-school supplies, a key part of the event's mission. In this episode, we delve into Elviro's profound response when asked about the world's biggest challenges and how to address them. His words are sure to leave you inspired. Please note that this content is available exclusively in audio format, as we did not capture video footage of the event. However, we've woven vivid imagery throughout the episode to enhance your listening experience. As always, we share updates on our upcoming programming and highlight what's happening at The NeoLiberal. Our podcast is a production of The NeoLiberal Corporation, dedicated to serving the world today to tackle tomorrow's challenges, breaking down what was once a monopoly. Listen to the episode on: Anchor or YouTube. Visit The NeoLiberal Corporation at theneoliberal.com or renaldocmckenzie.com to learn more about our work and services. We value your support and feedback. You can also support us at anchor.fm/theneoliberal/support. Stay updated with us on Twitter: Renaldo McKenzie and The NeoLiberal. Explore our services at theneoliberal.com/shop and be sure to get your copy of our book, Neoliberalism, Globalization, Income Inequality, Poverty, and Resistance, as well as our upcoming release, Neoliberal Globalization Reconsidered, Neo-Capitalism, and the Death of Nation, co-authored by Renaldo McKenzie and Prof. Emeritus Dr. Martin Oppenheimer. Stay tuned; it's coming your way soon! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theneoliberal/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theneoliberal/support

Have you ever wondered about the impact young people can have on our society's future? Get ready to be inspired by our guest, the award-winning young changemaker Lella Violet Halloum. Lella's insights into the importance of youth voices, empathy, and inclusivity are not only thought-provoking, but a call to action for us all. We take a look at the world through the eyes of the youth, discussing the effects of the pandemic, the financial hurdles faced in accessing opportunities, and the potential of youth democracy and social media.Key Takeaways: 

Join us on this week's episode of the podcast as we welcome our special guest, Naher Tewelde. Naher is the Youth Connector for the Children and Youth Planning Table of Waterloo Region, and she has some incredible insights to share about the Youth Impact Survey.In this engaging conversation, Naher discusses the importance of understanding and addressing the needs of youth in our community. She highlights the significance of the Youth Impact Survey as a tool for gathering valuable data and insights to inform decision-making and resource allocation.If you want to make a difference and contribute to shaping a better future for youth, we encourage you to participate in the Youth Impact Survey. Simply visit www.youthimpactsurvey.ca to take the survey and have your voice heard.Enjoy Listening! The Immigrant View is brought to you by Immigrantnetworks.com. Visit immigrantnetworks.com

From the earliest days of economics as a formal science, economists have been trying to understand the causes of the wealth of nations. In the field of development economics, the introduction of the randomized controlled trial has become an important tool in the broader toolbox of economists for trying to understand the many things that may cause the improvement of human welfare in lower income countries, too. This work has been ground breaking and recognized by the Nobel committee for its lasting importance. Like many others, I have been inspired by the development economists relentless effort to address poverty through rigorous causal inference and program evaluation. While most people know that randomization is an important ingredient in causal inference, what is not as widely known is the Stable Unit Treatment Value Assumption, or SUTVA for short. We know that randomized treatments can eliminate selection bias and thus allow us to use realized outcomes in place of potential outcome. SUTVA requires that the potential outcomes themselves be stable and unchanging when treatment assignments of other units change, which brings to mind complex problems with externalities between people and interference when designing experiments, but as Imbens and Rubin note in their 2015 book, SUTVA also requires that treatments not vary unknowingly across units. Such “hidden variation in treatment” can make causal interpretation difficult if not possible. But SUTVA also brings to mind the problems of external validity. When someone reading of a study's large gains in a field experiment, they might then decide to roll out such a program at large scale. Assume for simplicity constant treatment effects for a moment — can they expect the same thing to happen in their community what happened in this particular trial? They can insofar as they do not inadvertently change the treatment itself by unknowingly varying the inputs in important ways. If the RCT found large literacy gains using a particular type worker, but to bring it to scale, the policymaker foregoes using those same inputs, then it becomes a new empirical question as to whether the effect found in the lab will in fact scale, even with constant treatment effects. But we have known this for centuries. Concepts like production functions and cost functions directly speak to these very things. Successful policy requires evidence but also a set of skills that maybe aren't there when designing or evaluating an RCT. It requires both cognitive skill, and perhaps even moreso non cognitive skill, as often the economist then must wear both a scientist hat, a manager hat, and an entrepreneur hat. And not every economist has those skills, or maybe even is interested in venturing into the messy world of building socially impactful policy. But I have also been inspired by a small group of applied development economists like Noam Angrist, Co-founder and Executive Director of Youth Impact (formerly Young 1ove), and Paul Niehaus at GiveDirectly, who create organizations that try to bring effective programs to larger scale while simultaneously committing themselves to constant evaluation of themselves and their programs. Whether it's a trend or not, I don't know, but I have been intrigued. This week on The Mixtape with Scott, I have the pleasure of interviewing one of these economist entrepreneurs, Noam Angrist. Noam is, as I said, the co-founder and executive director of Youth Impact, a non-profit focused on improving the welfare of young people around the world through education and health programs. I met him for the first time several years ago because I noticed what he was doing and had done and wanted to introduce him to my students. So I wrote and asked him if he would be willing to be the de facto keynote speaker at a conference I was helping organize on causal inference. He graciously agreed and spoke with us about the organization he had helped found and the work they were doing in developing countries scaling rigorously evaluated interventions to reach thousands of youth around the world. I was very intrigued because of the blend of causal inference and economics with such creative entrepreneurial work. Given the explosive success of the credibility revolution at changing hearts and minds, I suppose it was only a matter of time before economist-entrepreneurs trained in that way of thinking would begin moving outside of academic departments and into other parts of the world. We have seen it with economists in tech. Noam Angrist is an example of the contemporary economist-entrepreneur who works closely with governments, academia and even commerce to bring the best of all things to help achieve the age-old quest of economics of improving the well being of humans alive today.In this interview, Noam and I talked about growing up in Massachusetts and the looking back serendipitous injury in high school that put him on a path to studying economics at MIT. He's since embarked on an original career as an economist where his competency as a leader, his creativity and curiosity as a scientist and his innate commitment to public service and community is shaping the type of work and the way that work is done at Youth Impact. I hope you enjoy this interview as much as I did. Please follow, subscribe and consider supporting The Mixtape with Scott!Scott's Substack is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. Get full access to Scott's Substack at causalinf.substack.com/subscribe

From the earliest days of economics as a formal science, economists have been trying to understand the causes of the wealth of nations. In the field of development economics, the introduction of the randomized controlled trial has become an important tool in the broader toolbox of economists for trying to understand the many things that may cause the improvement of human welfare in lower income countries, too. This work has been ground breaking and recognized by the Nobel committee for its lasting importance. Like many others, I have been inspired by the development economists relentless effort to address poverty through rigorous causal inference and program evaluation. While most people know that randomization is an important ingredient in causal inference, what is not as widely known is the Stable Unit Treatment Value Assumption, or SUTVA for short. We know that randomized treatments can eliminate selection bias and thus allow us to use realized outcomes in place of potential outcome. SUTVA requires that the potential outcomes themselves be stable and unchanging when treatment assignments of other units change, which brings to mind complex problems with externalities between people and interference when designing experiments, but as Imbens and Rubin note in their 2015 book, SUTVA also requires that treatments not vary unknowingly across units. Such “hidden variation in treatment” can make causal interpretation difficult if not possible. But SUTVA also brings to mind the problems of external validity. When someone reading of a study's large gains in a field experiment, they might then decide to roll out such a program at large scale. Assume for simplicity constant treatment effects for a moment — can they expect the same thing to happen in their community what happened in this particular trial? They can insofar as they do not inadvertently change the treatment itself by unknowingly varying the inputs in important ways. If the RCT found large literacy gains using a particular type worker, but to bring it to scale, the policymaker foregoes using those same inputs, then it becomes a new empirical question as to whether the effect found in the lab will in fact scale, even with constant treatment effects. But we have known this for centuries. Concepts like production functions and cost functions directly speak to these very things. Successful policy requires evidence but also a set of skills that maybe aren't there when designing or evaluating an RCT. It requires both cognitive skill, and perhaps even moreso non cognitive skill, as often the economist then must wear both a scientist hat, a manager hat, and an entrepreneur hat. And not every economist has those skills, or maybe even is interested in venturing into the messy world of building socially impactful policy. But I have also been inspired by a small group of applied development economists like Noam Angrist, Co-founder and Executive Director of Youth Impact (formerly Young 1ove), and Paul Niehaus at GiveDirectly, who create organizations that try to bring effective programs to larger scale while simultaneously committing themselves to constant evaluation of themselves and their programs. Whether it's a trend or not, I don't know, but I have been intrigued. This week on The Mixtape with Scott, I have the pleasure of interviewing one of these economist entrepreneurs, Noam Angrist. Noam is, as I said, the co-founder and executive director of Youth Impact, a non-profit focused on improving the welfare of young people around the world through education and health programs. I met him for the first time several years ago because I noticed what he was doing and had done and wanted to introduce him to my students. So I wrote and asked him if he would be willing to be the de facto keynote speaker at a conference I was helping organize on causal inference. He graciously agreed and spoke with us about the organization he had helped found and the work they were doing in developing countries scaling rigorously evaluated interventions to reach thousands of youth around the world. I was very intrigued because of the blend of causal inference and economics with such creative entrepreneurial work. Given the explosive success of the credibility revolution at changing hearts and minds, I suppose it was only a matter of time before economist-entrepreneurs trained in that way of thinking would begin moving outside of academic departments and into other parts of the world. We have seen it with economists in tech. Noam Angrist is an example of the contemporary economist-entrepreneur who works closely with governments, academia and even commerce to bring the best of all things to help achieve the age-old quest of economics of improving the well being of humans alive today.In this interview, Noam and I talked about growing up in Massachusetts and the looking back serendipitous injury in high school that put him on a path to studying economics at MIT. He's since embarked on an original career as an economist where his competency as a leader, his creativity and curiosity as a scientist and his innate commitment to public service and community is shaping the type of work and the way that work is done at Youth Impact. I hope you enjoy this interview as much as I did. Please follow, subscribe and consider supporting The Mixtape with Scott!Scott's Substack is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. Get full access to Scott's Substack at causalinf.substack.com/subscribe

Uplifting communities through education, fun, and building relationships, with Urban Youth Impact and their Belle Glade Mission Leaders.

SALT PROGRAM MANAGER THOMAS BOSKET MODERATES A PANEL OF PROFESSIONALS, PARENTS AND TEENAGERS ON PERCEPTION OF MARIJUANA AS PART OF THE SALT YOUTH IMPACT INITIATIVE ON SUBSTANCE USE PREVENTION.

Joy Gorman Wettels is a Partner at Anonymous Content, where her focus is “YI” content — Youth Impact, Intention & Inclusion. Born in Yonkers, her early years in entertainment were spent at Miramax Films in NYC and at her own management and production entity, where she sold the first pitches & scripts of now longtime collaborators out of her apartment.  While at Barnard College of Columbia University, she sunk her teeth into producing with the 102nd Columbia Varsity Show written by fellow students Brian Yorkey & Tom Kitt. Subsequently, she helped shepherd their Pulitzer & Tony winning musical NEXT TO NORMAL to Broadway for over a decade. Joy executive produced all 4 seasons of the hit Netflix/Paramount series 13 REASONS WHY created by Pulitzer and Tony Award-winning playwright Brian Yorkey and directed by Oscar-winner Tom McCarthy (SPOTLIGHT). Released in 2017, 13 REASONS WHY started a global conversation around teen suicide, bullying and sexual violence. Joy completed two seasons of HOME BEFORE DARK on Apple TV+ starring Brooklynn Prince & Jim Sturgess. Gorman Wettels is currently producing a multi-part storytelling ecosystem for Warner Media inspired by Landmark Civil Rights docu-series EYES ON THE PRIZE in partnership with Black Lives Matter Co-Founder Patrisse Cullors, Melina Matsoukas, Dawn Porter and original producers BLACKSIDE. The first installment, EYES ON THE PRIZE: HALLOWED GROUND is now streaming on HBO Max alongside the original 1987 series with an all new curriculum & study guide. Joy is a delightful human who also embodies some of my favorite qualities in a producer -- tenacious, persistent, approachable, and very Italian. :) ​ During this hour, we tackle: -How the death of her mother altered the course of her career ​ -If faking it till you make it is good advice​ -The huge risk she took of leaving management behind while at Anonymous to produce

Annie's invited Guest Cesar Hernandez of Youth Impact El Paso talks about his organization and how you can help mentor a youth. Javy Caballero talks about being a Singer Songwriter in El Paso.  And Casey Goins of The Head Quarters Salon and Barber Shop.

In episode 3 we sit down with Micah Hoevelman, the director of Youth Impact to settle the debate between Kettle vs. Cracker Barrel pancakes. We have fun talking about fatherhood, arranged marriages, living minimally, and more! Youth Impact is a mentorship and discipleship ministry of Grace Bible Church in College Station, TX

An Anointed Teaching by the Servant of God, Emmanuel Twum-Antwi. The Head Pastor of Royal Palace Chapel AG.

An Anointed Teaching by the Servant of God, Emmanuel Twum-Antwi. The Head Pastor of Royal Palace Chapel AG.

An Anointed Teaching by the Servant of God, Emmanuel Twum-Antwi, The Head Pastor of Royal Palace Chapel AG.

An Anointed Teaching by the Servant of God, Emmanuel Twum-Antwi. The Head Pastor of Royal Palace Chapel AG.

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UNBOXING adalah Seri pengajaran dari YOUTH IMPACT yang membahas masalah seputar kehidupan anak muda yang dikemas secara asyik dan menyenangkan serta memberikan solusinya.

Shalom, Friends of God! Mengikuti himbauan pemerintah, maka Youth Impact Service tetap diadakan melalui streaming online. Kita percaya hadirat Tuhan tidak terbatas oleh ruang dan waktu. Mari kita persiapkan hati untuk mengikuti ibadah Youth Impact melalui streaming offline ini.

UNBOXING adalah Seri pengajaran dari YOUTH IMPACT yang membahas masalah seputar kehidupan anak muda yang dikemas secara asyik dan menyenangkan serta memberikan solusinya.

Shalom, Friends of God! Mengikuti himbauan pemerintah, maka Youth Impact Service tetap diadakan melalui streaming online. Kita percaya hadirat Tuhan tidak terbatas oleh ruang dan waktu. Mari kita persiapkan hati untuk mengikuti ibadah Youth Impact melalui streaming offline ini.

UNBOXING adalah Seri pengajaran dari YOUTH IMPACT yang membahas masalah seputar kehidupan anak muda yang dikemas secara asyik dan menyenangkan serta memberikan solusinya.

Shalom, Friends of God! Mengikuti himbauan pemerintah, maka Youth Impact Service tetap diadakan melalui streaming online. Kita percaya hadirat Tuhan tidak terbatas oleh ruang dan waktu. Mari kita persiapkan hati untuk mengikuti ibadah Youth Impact melalui streaming offline ini.

During this time we must remain United. Be safe and stay focused. Divided we Fall and United we Stand. Peace....... --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/youth-impact/support

UNBOXING adalah Seri pengajaran dari YOUTH IMPACT yang membahas masalah seputar kehidupan anak muda yang dikemas secara asyik dan menyenangkan serta memberikan solusinya.

Shalom, Friends of God! Mengikuti himbauan pemerintah, maka Youth Impact Service tetap diadakan melalui streaming online. Kita percaya hadirat Tuhan tidak terbatas oleh ruang dan waktu. Mari kita persiapkan hati untuk mengikuti ibadah Youth Impact melalui streaming offline ini.

UNBOXING adalah Seri pengajaran dari YOUTH IMPACT yang membahas masalah seputar kehidupan anak muda yang dikemas secara asyik dan menyenangkan serta memberikan solusinya.

Shalom, Friends of God! Mengikuti himbauan pemerintah, maka Youth  Impact Service tetap diadakan melalui streaming online. Kita percaya hadirat Tuhan tidak terbatas oleh ruang dan waktu. Mari kita persiapkan hati untuk mengikuti ibadah Youth Impact melalui streaming  offline ini.

UNBOXING adalah Seri pengajaran dari YOUTH IMPACT yang membahas masalah seputar kehidupan anak muda yang dikemas secara asyik dan menyenangkan serta memberikan solusinya.

Shalom, Friends of God! Mengikuti himbauan pemerintah, maka Youth Impact Service tetap diadakan melalui streaming online. Kita percaya hadirat Tuhan tidak terbatas oleh ruang dan waktu. Mari kita persiapkan hati untuk mengikuti ibadah Youth Impact melalui streaming offline ini.

UNBOXING adalah Seri pengajaran dari YOUTH IMPACT yang membahas masalah seputar kehidupan anak muda yang dikemas secara asyik dan menyenangkan serta memberikan solusinya.

Shalom, Friends of God! Mengikuti himbauan pemerintah, maka Youth Impact Service tetap diadakan melalui streaming online. Kita percaya hadirat Tuhan tidak terbatas oleh ruang dan waktu. Mari kita persiapkan hati untuk mengikuti ibadah Youth Impact melalui streaming offline ini.

UNBOXING adalah Seri pengajaran dari YOUTH IMPACT yang membahas masalah seputar kehidupan anak muda yang dikemas secara asyik dan menyenangkan serta memberikan solusinya.

Shalom, Friends of God! Mengikuti himbauan pemerintah, maka Youth Impact Service tetap diadakan melalui streaming online. Kita percaya hadirat Tuhan tidak terbatas oleh ruang dan waktu. Mari kita persiapkan hati untuk mengikuti ibadah Youth Impact melalui streaming offline ini.

Shalom, Friends of God! Mengikuti himbauan pemerintah, maka Youth Impact Service tetap diadakan melalui streaming online. Kita percaya hadirat Tuhan tidak terbatas oleh ruang dan waktu. Mari kita persiapkan hati untuk mengikuti ibadah Youth Impact melalui streaming offline ini. Tetap jaga kesehatan ya gais...

UNBOXING adalah Seri pengajaran dari YOUTH IMPACT yang membahas masalah seputar kehidupan anak muda yang dikemas secara asyik dan  menyenangkan  serta memberikan solusinya.

UNBOXING adalah Seri pengajaran dari YOUTH IMPACT yang membahas masalah    seputar kehidupan anak muda yang dikemas secara asyik dan menyenangkan  serta memberikan solusinya.

Shalom, Friends of God! Mengikuti himbauan pemerintah, maka Youth Impact Service tetap diadakan melalui streaming online. Kita percaya hadirat Tuhan tidak terbatas oleh ruang dan waktu. Mari kita persiapkan hati untuk mengikuti ibadah Youth Impact melalui streaming offline ini. Tetap jaga kesehatan ya gais... Tuhan Yesus Memberkati :)

UNBOXING adalah Seri pengajaran dari YOUTH IMPACT yang membahas masalah   seputar kehidupan anak muda yang dikemas secara asyik dan menyenangkan serta memberikan solusinya.

Shalom, Friends of God! Mengikuti himbauan pemerintah, maka Youth Impact Service tetap diadakan melalui streaming online. Kita percaya hadirat Tuhan tidak terbatas oleh ruang dan waktu. Mari kita persiapkan hati untuk mengikuti ibadah Youth Impact melalui streaming offline ini. Tetap jaga kesehatan ya gais... Tuhan Yesus Memberkati :)

UNBOXING adalah Seri pengajaran dari YOUTH IMPACT yang membahas masalah seputar kehidupan anak muda yang dikemas secara asyik dan menyenangkan serta memberikan solusinya.

Shalom, Friends of God! Mengikuti himbauan pemerintah, maka Youth Impact Service tetap diadakan melalui streaming online. Kita percaya hadirat Tuhan tidak terbatas oleh ruang dan waktu. Mari kita persiapkan hati untuk mengikuti ibadah Youth Impact melalui streaming offline ini. Tetap jaga kesehatan ya gais... Tuhan Yesus Memberkati :)

UNBOXING adalah Seri pengajaran dari YOUTH IMPACT yang membahas masalah seputar kehidupan anak muda yang dikemas secara asyik dan menyenangkan serta memberikan solusinya.

Youth Impact Global Service adalah ibadah online kita yang diadakan setiap Minggu Pk. 19.00 WIB di akun Youtube YOUTH IMPACT GLOBAL

UNBOXING adalah Seri pengajaran dari YOUTH IMPACT yang membahas masalah seputar kehidupan anak muda yang dikemas secara asyik dan  menyenangkan serta memberikan solusinya.

Youth Impact Global Service adalah ibadah online kita yang diadakan setiap Minggu Pk. 19.00 WIB di akun Youtube YOUTH IMPACT GLOBAL

UNBOXING adalah Seri pengajaran dari YOUTH IMPACT yang membahas masalah seputar kehidupan anak muda yang dikemas secara asyik dan menyenangkan.

Youth Impact With Tyler and Taylor weekly power word- Hope --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/youth-impact/support

Cover lagu dari KAWORSHIP Jakarta oleh Friends of GOD Youth Impact Jakarta  Special Thanks To Vocals : Monalisa Gina, Rhadevka Widi  Accoustic Guitar : Tony Sulistiadi   Bass, Drum, Sound enginer  : Yosua Pamungkas  Video by : Jordy Tan Keys & Composed by : Joe Wuhang   Support by : KA Worship Jakarta @kaworshipjkt | GBI Keluarga Jakarta Soho Capital lt.11   KU AMAN DALAM-MU  Verse  Di tengah gelap yang menderu Ku tenang di dalam-Mu Di tengah badai yang mengamuk Ku aman bersama-Mu  Di tengah dunia tak menentu Kau memegang hidupku   Chorus Kau sertaku tak ku gentar  KU aman di dalamMu  Kau sertaku  tak ku goyah Yesus Kau memegangku   Bridge  Tak kan ku goyah Kau besertaku Tak kan ku goyah Kau pelindungku Tak kan ku goyah Kau disisiku  Tak kan ku goyah   Original Song : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gwwJVbC_D1c  Youth Impact Yogyakarta Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/youthimpactgka  Youth Impact Jakarta Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/youthimpactjkt KA WORSHIP JAKARTA https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmR935RWolC1z4wl1Sm0MTA

Youth Impact Global Service adalah ibadah online kita yang diadakan setiap Minggu Pk. 19.00 WIB di akun Youtube YOUTH IMPACT GLOBAL

Youth Impact Global Service adalah ibadah online kita yang diadakan setiap Minggu Pk. 19.00 WIB di akun Youtube YOUTH IMPACT GLOBAL

UNBOXING adalah Seri pengajaran dari YOUTH IMPACT yang membahas masalah seputar kehidupan anak muda yang dikemas secara asyik dan menyenangkan.

Youth Impact Global Service adalah ibadah online kita yang diadakan setiap Minggu Pk. 19.00 WIB di akun Youtube YOUTH IMPACT GLOBAL

Youth Impact Global Service adalah ibadah online kita yang diadakan setiap Minggu Pk. 18.00 WIB di akun youtube YOUTH IMPACT GLOBAL https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrJ0STpW7h8WdviJYyWjO6A

UNBOXING adalah Seri pengajaran dari YOUTH IMPACT yang membahas masalah seputar kehidupan anak muda yang dikemas secara asyik dan menyenangkan.

UNBOXING adalah program pengajaran dari YOUTH IMPACT yang membahas tentang kehidupan anak muda yang dikemas secara asyik dan menyenangkan.

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Youth activism influences the decision-making of entrepreneurs, politicians, and philanthropists. In the midst of one of the most open presidential election races in recent memory, we spoke with Henna Hundal, a recent cell biology graduate from Harvard University, the former Chief Operator of Harvard Radio Broadcasting, and the founder of the eponymous Henna Hundal Show.    More about Houston Money Week visit:  www.Houstonmoneyweek.org    http://www.cheatsheet.com/personal-finance/how-schools-can-improve-their-personal-finance-education.html/    Financial Advisor Magazine Articles:  http://www.fa-mag.com/news/advisors-stay-the-course-amid-monday-s-market-drop-22864.html?section=3   http://www.fa-mag.com/news/on-it-s-80th-anniversaryadvisors-consider-social-security-s-impactfuture-22784.html?section=3    You can listen live by going to www.kpft.org and clicking on the HD3 tab.    You can also listen to this episode and others by podcast at:  http://directory.libsyn.com/shows/view/id/moneymatters  or  www.moneymatterspodcast.com    #MoneyMattersHouston #ChristopherHensley #HoustonMoneyWeek

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Fear Not: FEAR is false evidence appearing real. God is with you. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/youth-impact/support