Podcasts about youth programs manager

Kait Evans went from elementary school teacher to Youth Programs Manager at a nonprofit that serves refugees and migrant families in Kentucky. Listen in as we talk about how teaching skills can translate to a nonprofit role and how Kait's work life balance has changed. Free Quiz: What career outside of the classroom is right for you? Explore the course that has helped thousands of teachers successfully transition out of the classroom and into new careers: The Teacher Career Coach Course Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Matthew Pantelis speaks with Tabby Ryan, ex-volunteer, now Youth Programs Manager at Operation Flinders. Listen live on the FIVEAA Player. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Roy L Hales/ Cortes Currents - The Cortes Community Health Association (CCHA) has been offering Youth Programs for more than 15 years. Serene Williams' association goes back to 2009 when, shortly after moving to Cortes Island, she became the Teen Szene Co-ordinator. She married after that and now has two children of her own. They were initially homeschooled but when both of her children registered for the Cortes Island School, in September 2022, Williams became the Youth Programs Manager for the Cortes Community Health Association.  
“I love it when I am filling in for one of the facilitators for these programs, and I get to go and actually be interacting with groups of kids. I've known most of them since they were toddlers, or babies. I have watched them grow up on Cortes. It is so sweet to watch them interact with each other and watch their creativity and their energy. It's part of why I enjoy my job,” she explained. 
“What I'm really proud of right now is that this year, the 2023/2024 school year, we have 77 kids in total attending our programs, including 20 from the Cortes Island Academy and 56 from the elementary school. I think that is a phenomenal number for Cortes. We have a large number of the population of Cortes kids attending our programs, which includes home learners also.”   
“At this point in time, we have 6 program facilitators: Kelly, Lydia, Claudia, Katrina, Steph, and Jasmine. A few of them do more than 1 program. Without great facilitators, we really can't have great programming. So I am so pleased to be able to have our staff going strong and continuing on from year to year.”   
“Right now, we offer programs for all school age kids from kindergarten to grade 12. All of our programs are drop in, so we never know from week to week who's going to show up, or how many kids they will have. Sometimes the numbers are smaller, sometimes it's bigger, and that creates some challenges just to be able to manage the group of kids and their particular dynamics.”
 “We have five programs at this point.”

On this episode of the podcast, the team chats with Billie Watson, Youth Programs Manager with Cultivating Community! She shares all about the great work Cultivating Community does! Thanks for joining us, Billie! Also in this episode, Jeff shares his ‘Mount Rushmore' of Disney Princesses and Months, we play “Beat Noel” by naming things to do at a Halloween Party, and the team plays a round of STRIVEia all about October! Thank you to this episode's sponsor, LegalShield, for your continues support of the show! If you enjoy listening to the STRIVECast – please like, comment, share, or leave us a reaction! Who knows, you could even be the next listener of the week! Happy listening!

This week the coaches sit down with the staff from United Soccer Coaches. Cassidy Weiss, Youth Programs Manager, Erika Dyer, Events Manager and Absalom Solorio, Digital Marketing Specialists, talk about planning the convention and other events for USC. 00:00 - 04:50 - Winter workouts 4:51 - 48:17 - Interview with Cassidy Weiss, Erika Dyer and Absalom Solorio from United Soccer Coaches 48:18 - 01:07:42 - Player Transfers, Player of the match, On this day in soccer history, Fair play of the week

Tyson, once CWB's Youth Programs Manager, shares his experience coming of age as a sailor, finding his place in the maritime industry, being a parent to a sailor, and leading the Maritime High School as their Maritime Education Manager. With the high school's first year wrapping up, Tyson shares takeaways and strategies for maximizing joy on the water and getting that central goal accomplished: getting kids in boats. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cwbheritage/message

Erica Bianca Monconjay Doe is a Washington, DC native committed to the use of therapeutic creativity in the social-emotional development of youth. She is the daughter of immigrant parents from Liberia, and the first in her family to graduate from college. As such, she is especially inclined to work with students of color who will be the first in their families to attend a college or university. After earning her Bachelor of Arts from Columbia University, and her Master of Social Work from Syracuse University, Erica received a Fulbright Fellowship through which she served as a University Teacher and College Advisor in Johannesburg, South Africa. Erica is also a Licensed Master Social Worker who provides therapy to adults in the District of Columbia. You + Happy is available anywhere you get your podcasts, including YouTube. For more, follow us on Instagram: @youplushappy Thank you for listening! And remember, "We'll show you our definition of success if you show us yours

Erica Bianca Monconjay Doe is a Washington, DC native committed to the use of therapeutic creativity in the social-emotional development of youth. She is the daughter of immigrant parents from Liberia, and the first in her family to graduate from college. As such, she is especially inclined to work with students of color who will be the first in their families to attend a college or university. After earning her Bachelor of Arts from Columbia University, and her Master of Social Work from Syracuse University, Erica received a Fulbright Fellowship through which she served as a University Teacher and College Advisor in Johannesburg, South Africa. Erica is also a Licensed Master Social Worker who provides therapy to adults in the District of Columbia. You + Happy is available anywhere you get your podcasts, including YouTube. For more, follow us on Instagram: @youplushappy Thank you for listening! And remember, "We'll show you our definition of success if you show us yours

Christy Landwehr has been active in the horse industry for over 35 years. With an undergraduate degree in public relations and speech communication from California State University Fullerton and a graduate degree in mass communication and journalism from University of Colorado at Boulder, Christy has vast experience in marketing and business. She was the Sponsorship and Youth Programs Manager for the Arabian Horse Association, a trainer for Skill Path Seminars, and the Development Director for The Urban Farm that works with at-risk youth in Denver. Currently, she is the Chief Executive Officer for the Certified Horsemanship Association, a non-profit 501(c)3 association whose purpose is to promote excellence in safety throughout the equine industry. Tune in to hear how her career with horses brought her to meet Patrick Swayze! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

“We must work towards a world where plastic pollution is unthinkable” — Capt. Charles Moore When you scan your home, you’d probably find a lot of plastic packaging everywhere. We try to reduce our plastic consumption but it’s quite hard when business entities are using it on the products that we’re consuming daily. For real change to happen, we need laws that’ll require producers and manufacturers to create “sustainable packaging” instead of producing linear/single-use goods.  And so, a bill was proposed in California that calls for the reduction of single-use plastics and total phaseout by 2030. Ultimately, this will help consumers to live a life free of plastics. In this episode, you’re going to meet Doshi, the Gnarly Beach Cleaner who is positively spreading awareness about ocean plastic pollution! He is an Education Coordinator from Algalita, an organization that has been at the forefront of the “Great Plastic Awakening”, inspiring the youth to believe that a better future is possible when we all work hand in hand. Today we will focus on the Californian Circular Economy and Plastic Reduction act that targets plastic reduction. Doshi will also share the side effects of single-use products and how he is passionately educating the public, especially the youth, about plastic pollution issues, and how we can all contribute and create solutions.  In this Episode, We Discuss: What’s going on behind the plastic industry curtain The great plastic awakening How the Algalita Foundation was created Trash Island: The great pacific garbage patch Creating a new system that’ll allow us to live in a more sustainable world Looking at nature and it’s steady-state economy Proposing the Senate Bill (SB-54) and Assembly Bill (AB 1080) to reduce single-plastic use Algalita’s mission and purpose How to get more involved in activities and work that benefits our planet The difference between Algalita’s Academic Program and Leadership Program Get to know Michael Doshi: Doshi is the Gnarly Beach Cleaner who’s on a mission to spread awareness about ocean plastic pollution in a positive and jolly way!  He is currently an Education Coordinator and Youth Programs Manager at Algalita Marine Research and Education.   Connect with Michael Doshi: LinkedIn Instagram Resources mentioned: Algalita SB 54 & Ab 1080: California Circular Economy and Plastic Pollution Reduction Act 01: The Dark & Dirty Real Story of Plastics with Stiv Wilson 03: Indonesian Scientist turned Radical Diaper Activist with Prigi Arisandi Youth Innovation Forum Surf Rider Foundation Algalita Marine Research and Education   --- Did you enjoy today’s episode? Thanks for listening! Be sure to subscribe on your favorite podcast app to get notified immediately when a new episode comes out! If you enjoyed the Mercast, please click here to leave a review and share this episode with a friend! I hope you spend some time in nature today! I'll catch you next time.   Subscribe to The Mercast ++ Apple Podcasts ++ Spotify ++ Castbox

PJ Gubatina Policarpio gets real with me on the nitty gritty of what it takes financially and emotionally to pursue a career in museums if you come from a low-income background. He discusses why building community is integral to his work, how diversifying his skill set was a financial strategy, and why he considers himself primarily a museum educator. Plus he shares his ideas on how we can mentor another generation of brown and black museum workers.  Share your own stories using the hashtag #costofmakingit.  PJ Gubatina Policarpio is an educator, curator, programmer, writer, and community organizer. His multidisciplinary practice utilizes research, collaboration, programming, pedagogy and public engagement as both art and tool. PJ creates intersections for meaningful connections between communities and art, especially addressing a diverse, multilingual, and multicultural audience. He brings dynamic and wide-ranging experience in museum education, youth development, and arts administration, previously working at The Museum of Modern Art, Queens Museum, and Brooklyn Museum. He has presented in conferences including NYCMER, AAM, NAEA, CCA and Open Engagement and is part of Museum as Site for Social Action (MASS Action). Born in the Philippines, PJ is currently the Youth Programs Manager at the Contemporary Jewish Museum in San Francisco.  Select Publications: Introduction to Filipino-American Writers. Mabuhay Magazine, June Issue. 2018 Culture Lab Manifesto Playbook. Published by Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center. 2018 Textiles of the Philippines: A Resource Coloring Book. 2016 Engaging Multilingual Students: An Educator's Guide. artmuseumteaching.com. 2015

In this second episode of a two part series, Learnography's Media Manager, Danijel Margetic continues his conversation with Lesley Sparks(@LesleyASparks), Education and Youth Programs Manager from HotDocs (hotdocs.ca) and Gemsy Joseph, Teacher Librarian at Toronto's Harbord Collegiate to talk about the power of documentaries for teaching and learning!

In this second episode of a two part series, Learnography's Media Manager, Danijel Margetic continues his conversation with Lesley Sparks(@LesleyASparks), Education and Youth Programs Manager from HotDocs (hotdocs.ca) and Gemsy Joseph, Teacher Librarian at Toronto's Harbord Collegiate to talk about the power of documentaries for teaching and learning!

In this episode, Learnography's Media Manager, Danijel Margetic is joined by Lesley Sparks(@LesleyASparks), Education and Youth Programs Manager from HotDocs (http://hotdocs.ca) and G. Joseph, Teacher Librarian at Toronto's Harbord Collegiate to talk about the power of documentaries for teaching and learning!

In this episode, Learnography's Media Manager, Danijel Margetic is joined by Lesley Sparks(@LesleyASparks), Education and Youth Programs Manager from HotDocs (http://hotdocs.ca) and G. Joseph, Teacher Librarian at Toronto's Harbord Collegiate to talk about the power of documentaries for teaching and learning!