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Transforming Social Justice with Megan Fuciarelli EP2 – Understanding Ageism and Intersectionality In this episode, we're diving into the complex topic of ageism and intersectionality. Join us as we explore personal experiences and unique cultural perspectives surrounding age across different contexts. From familialism in multi-generational households to societal norms around aging, we unpack the nuances of ageism and its intersections with other forms of discrimination. As we embark on this podcast journey, we invite you to join the conversation and stay tuned for more meaningful discussions on social justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion. Listen to the full episode here. Spotify: https://lnkd.in/gmnPnntr Youtube: https://lnkd.in/gmiPUkrk #TransformingSocialJustice #MeganFuciarelli #CHANGEmaker #Metamorphustice #US2Consulting #SocialJustice #Equity #Diversity #Inclusion #Podcast #PodcastersofInstagram #PodcastLife #Spotify #SpotifyPodcast

In this episode of The Amner Martinez Podcast, special guest: Angela D. Williams, divulges a variety of topics that contain critical & valuable information regarding how to help organizations/groups/businesses with topics that are sensitive and often uncomfortable. Angie encourages providing a structured professional atmosphere to educate, encourage understanding, and promote positive change as it pertains to racial injustice and inequity experienced by African American and people of color. Angela is the founder & CEO of (Time4ChangeBlackTableTalk, LLC) where she provides consultation services and educates on topics such as: (Systematic Racism in America/ How to Check Your Unconscious Bias/ The “One Drop” Rule: A Legal Principle of Racial Classification /What is White Privilege?) My goal is to help them understand their heritage and to prevent them from experiencing the same negative impacts of racial bias I have experienced. - Angie #podcast #Amplifieddsm #education#knowledge#dsm#community#involvement#diversity#equity#inclusion#culture Angela Williams

Positive News described this week's podcast guest 'Ben Hurst' as a youth leader helping to rewrite the script of masculinity. I met him after his TEDxLondonWomen talk where he said 'Boys won't be boys, boys will be what we teach them to be.' He is an activist, advocate, public speaker, facilitator, model, and podcaster who is helping men and boys navigate the whole space of what it means to be a man in today's world. We talk about the pressures many boys face growing up to be a certain way, where that comes from, and how to help our sons navigate these challenges. We discuss figures like Andrew Tate and their influence on boys and young men including the reasons they have been so successful. We also explore the importance of seeing the positive in their messages alongside the negative if we are to gain the trust of those receiving the message. If you have sons (or daughters), this episode will equip you with tools to help you support them in facing the challenges of growing up in today's world. Listen wherever you get podcasts #evolvingdoorpodcast Link in comments Connect with Ben Hurst or Beyond Equality

In this episode of The Amner Martinez Podcast, special guest: Angela D. Williams, divulges a variety of topics that contain critical & valuable information regarding how to help organizations/groups/businesses with topics that are sensitive and often uncomfortable. Angie encourages providing a structured professional atmosphere to educate, encourage understanding, and promote positive change as it pertains to racial injustice and inequity experienced by African American and people of color. Angela is the founder & CEO of (Time4ChangeBlackTableTalk, LLC) where she provides consultation services and educates on topics such as: (Systematic Racism in America/ How to Check Your Unconscious Bias/ The “One Drop” Rule: A Legal Principle of Racial Classification /What is White Privilege?) My goal is to help them understand their heritage and to prevent them from experiencing the same negative impacts of racial bias I have experienced. - Angie #podcast #Amplifieddsm #education#knowledge#dsm#community#involvement#diversity#equity#inclusion#culture

Heading out for a road trip this weekend? Take some time to listen to The Detour podcast from Oregon Humanites Talking across Differences. "Do you remember when you last talked to someone whose beliefs or opinions about important stuff were different from your own? Current research shows that Americans are less and less likely to live with and talk to people who hold different opinions about politics, God, gender, education, guns, democracy, and so on. In this episode we talk with Mónica Guzmán and Ryan Nakade, two people working to get people to connect across these differences with enthusiasm, curiosity, care, and hope." https://lnkd.in/ezU6uKQZ

A great discussion with Swaroop Rawal about the 21st century life skills. Tune in to understand the importance of 5c's in school education. #socialdevelopment #thegoodsightpodcast #schooleducation

Discovering a New Side of the Queer Community in Recovery In this week's episode of gAy A, Drake opens up about life in early recovery, including finding a new place in the queer community. Out now wherever you find podcasts! #QueerCommunity #RecoveryJourney #PositiveTransformation #SupportiveCommunity #SoberLife #AddictionRecovery #PersonalGrowth #CommunitySupport #SoberPodcast #GayPodcast #QueerPodcast

In academia, research on stories of queer-disabled folks has been scarce, often hidden behind paywalls or facing challenges in getting through peer reviews. Historically, there's been a scarcity of accounts from the community. Our stories are often either told by non-disabled folks or analysed from a very able-bodied and neuronormative gaze. However, Atypical Dikkatein: A Conversation Podcast's collaboration with Swakshadip Sarkar has given us much hope. The stories chronicled through the podcast will be a primary resource for Swakshadip's research work, which we hope will help break down barriers. We are very excited about this important work. #DisabilityInclusion #QueerInclusion #Neurodiversity #NeurodiversityInclusion #QueerRights #DisabilityRights #CommunityBuilding

Camille Sapara Barton is a social imagineer who is reimagining how we define and relate to grief. As a writer, artist, and somatic practitioner, Camille is looking to create a new grief narrative expansive enough to include multiple forms of individual and collective grief, especially for queer, trans, and BIPOC communities. In Camille's book, Tending Grief, they offer rituals and embodied practices for feeling into and metabolizing grief. Listen to our conversation wherever you get your podcasts! #griefoutloud #understandgrief #dougycenter #griefeducation #griefpodcast

In Episode 6 of Navigating the Twenties, I sit down with the inspiring Chaeli Mycroft, co-founder of the The Chaeli Campaign, accomplished author, activist, and captivating speaker. Together, they delve into the powerful theme of "Being Unapologetically Able." Chaeli fearlessly shares her journey of existing loudly as a disabled person, emphasizing the importance of taking up space in a world that often marginalizes those with disabilities. Through candid anecdotes and heartfelt insights, she sheds light on the challenges faced by disabled athletes, using her own experiences in events like the Comrades marathon as a powerful example. In this raw and unfiltered conversation, Chaeli addresses the nuances of being an ally to disabled individuals, offering invaluable advice on how abled-bodied individuals can be more sensitive and supportive. With unwavering honesty, Chaeli invites us to examine our own behaviors and attitudes, encouraging us all to be part of a more inclusive and understanding society. Tune in to this episode to witness Chaeli Mycroft's unapologetic embrace of her identity, her triumphs, and her invaluable wisdom on how we can all be better allies in the fight for inclusivity and equality. Don't miss out on this empowering conversation that will leave you inspired and motivated to navigate your own twenties with greater empathy and understanding. Listen now on Apple Podcasts and Spotify: Apple Podcasts : https://buff.ly/45YQKRO Spotify: https://buff.ly/466qDsf #navigatingthetwenties #disabilityinclusion