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Apartheid to Inclusion - Hani Du Toit 46:24

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Hani du Toit is a South African inclusion expert, author, and certified in Conversational Intelligence. Her experience of exclusion under Apartheid fuels her commitment to creating belonging and fostering positive change by bridging differences and nurturing a world where people embrace diversity and celebrate personal and ethnic histories. In addition to covering the many areas where Hani is making a difference, our interview will explore the importance of inclusion in an ever more complex and multicultural world.…

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Environmental Volunteering - Dr. Andy Carman 43:25

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Dr. Andy Carman is a clinical psychologist and the passionate founder of Environteers, a dynamic platform connecting people with meaningful environmental volunteer opportunities in their communities. With a mission to inspire action and empower individuals to make a tangible difference, Andy has dedicated his career to bridging the gap between environmental challenges and community engagement. Through Environteers, he fosters impactful partnerships and creates accessible pathways for anyone to contribute to a more sustainable future. Andy’s work exemplifies the power of grassroots efforts in driving global change.Our interview will explore the unique opportunity Andy has created for people to protect the planet.To Learn More Visit: https://environteers.org/…

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Creating Unforeseen Opportunities for Children- Bakaki Umar 36:51

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Bakaki Umar is a visionary leader and changemaker from Uganda, whose life journey exemplifies resilience, creativity, and a profound commitment to community transformation. Growing up amidst hardship after losing his father at the age of nine, Bakaki witnessed the struggles of his mother, who worked tirelessly to support him and his siblings. Despite facing numerous obstacles, he persevered, completing his education and developing skills in farming and graphic design.When the pandemic disrupted his plans, Bakaki returned to his village and began using his skills and resources to address the challenges in his community. He co-founded an orphanage that now supports 50 children, providing them with care, education, and hope for a brighter future. Additionally, Bakaki established a free training center to teach graphic design and computer skills, empowering young people to build meaningful careers and avoid the hardships he experienced. Through his work, Bakaki is not only transforming lives but also inspiring others to see that with determination and purpose, it is possible to thrive and create a lasting impact.For more information and to contribute, visit the Jinja Graphic Designers and Computer Training Solution Facebook page:https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100085594572152…

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Teen Mental Health: Jacqueline Ancelin – Campbell 36:54

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Dr. Jacqueline Ancelin- Campbell, is the founder of the Julian Campbell Foundation (JCF) in memory of her brother, Julian, who tragically took his own life in 2007 due to mental health struggles. The foundation aims to empower young people aged 11 to 25 to manage their mental health by providing practical and emotional support through mentoring, drama workshops, and teacher training. JCF focuses on early intervention to help youth develop resilience and emotional intelligence, thereby reducing the risk of stress, anxiety, and depression. Our interview with follow Jacqui’s journey in transforming a devastating personal tragedy into an international organization dedicated to making a difference.…

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Living, Loving and Leading Through Memory Loss 46:02

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Arnie Bigbee is a retired administrator at The Mayo Clinic who has recently been diagnosed with memory loss. In addition to his professional career, Arnie has been an active and award winning volunteer and community leader for decades. As he enters the life changing experience of progressive memory loss, he is committed to supporting families and individuals in dealing with the diagnosis of memory loss with power and peace of mind. Arnie is joined by his wife Barbara La Valleur who is here to share her experience in supporting Arnie on this Journey. Subscribe to Landmark Forum News www.landmarkforumnews.com…

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Making a Difference Through Film 42:50

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Murray van der Veer is a filmmaker and storyteller whose work delves into the intersections of Australia's environment, its First Peoples, and the enduring legacy of colonisation. Murray creates powerful films exploring cultural resilience, environmental stewardship, and the complex relationships forged during colonisation through his company, Moving Words and Pictures.A key project for Murray is Yarning on Country, a program co-designed with his collaborator, Wayne Carberry , a Yuin Walbunja man with a deep connection to culture and community. Together, they are crafting a film and cultural journey to support the spiritual and emotional well-being of a group of local Aboriginal men, many of whom are reconnecting with their heritage for the first time. Wayne’s perspective will feature prominently in the discussion, highlighting his journey of Yuin fishing traditions, his love of the sea, and his vision for creating spaces where culture and healing intersect.…

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Amnesty International Kenya - Irũngũ Houghton 43:58

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An interview with Irũngũ Houghton, the Executive Director of Amnesty International Kenya. With over 25 years of experience in human rights advocacy, social justice, and governance, Irũngũ is a powerful voice for equality and dignity across the region. Under his leadership, Amnesty International Kenya has championed campaigns on police accountability, women’s rights, and social justice. A tireless advocate for marginalized communities, Irũngũ has also worked with international organizations like Oxfam and penned thought-provoking pieces on democracy and civil liberties. We’re excited to hear his insights on the state of human rights and how we can make a difference. Learn More: https://www.amnestykenya.org/ https://www.irunguhoughton.org/about-me…

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Building Community and Urban Planning - Robyn Emerson 39:40

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Robyn is an urban planner, fair housing advocate, and community builder based in Kenya. She is the Executive Director of Yellow Rose Kenya, which works to address the housing crisis by empowering communities, securing land tenure, and creating sustainable, affordable homes with a community-focused approach. A dual citizen of the US and Kenya, Robyn is the founding President of Women In Real Estate (WIRE) and Chair of Women Lead NBI, fostering women’s leadership in Nairobi. She has collaborated with Habitat for Humanity and co-founded the Kilimani Project Foundation, supporting civic leadership initiatives like Leadership Nairobi. Robyn serves on the boards of Buildher and KDI, promoting skills training and community development. Learn More: https://www.linkedin.com/in/robyntemerson/?originalSubdomain=ke…

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Global Leadership and Equity for Women - Jerrie Ueberle 43:52

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Jerrie Ueberle is a visionary philanthropist and global leader committed to advancing gender equality and empowering women worldwide. As a driving force behind Global Interactions and the World Academy for the Future of Women, Jerrie has dedicated her life to fostering leadership development, education, and social change, particularly for women in underserved communities. Her work has touched lives across the globe, equipping women with the tools and opportunities to step into leadership roles and make a profound difference in their communities. in our interview Jerrie will share her passion for global transformation, offering insights from her decades of experience in philanthropy, international collaboration, and women’s leadership. We look forward to learn more about her mission to create a more equitable and sustainable future for women everywhere. Learn More: http://www.gnsd.org/jerrie-ueberle-usa.html…

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Cherish Our Children - Juli Hall and Arlene Levy 36:03

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An interview with Juli Hall and Arlene Levy of Cherish Our Children, Inc., a nonprofit committed to empowering children affected by trauma. Begun 31 years ago after the fall of the Cocescu Regime in Romania when the world came to learn about the deplorable conditions of the state run orphanages. Since then Cherish out children has grown in its reach and impact developing sustainable solutions that provide resources and tools for vulnerable children, particularly those with incarcerated parents. helping them thrive at home, in school, and within their communities. Learn More: https://www.cherishourchildren.org/…

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Operation Veteran Freedom - Jan McHenry and Rod Wittmier 56:40

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Operation Veteran Freedom is a workshop that brings healing to veterans and their families. founder Jan McHenry, is a Vietnam combat veteran who has dedicated himself to supporting fellow veterans in their journey of healing. Having experiencing the challenges of reintegrating into civilian life himself, Jan supports other veterans in navigating the often overwhelming terrain of PTSD. With personal experience of the battles that don’t end when the war is over, Jan is committed to ensuring veterans get the support, resources, and compassion that each of them deserves. Together with fellow veteran Rod Wittmier the founder of the National Alliance to End Veteran Suicide, our discussion sheds light on a range of issues unique to the veteran community. Learn More: https://www.na2evs.org/OVF…

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Special Spectators - Blake Rockwell 42:09

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Blake Rockwell is the founder of Special Spectators. This remarkable nonprofit which started as a Self Expression and Leadership Program Project has impacted the lives of over 10,000 seriously ill children and their families by providing them with unforgettable VIP experiences at college sporting events. About Special Spectators Blake Rockwell, inspired by his late brother Chuckie who had a congenital heart defect, started Special Spectators to bring joy and excitement to the lives of children battling serious illnesses. His organization collaborates with children's hospitals and universities to create magical game day experiences. These events are not just about watching the game; they offer a behind-the-scenes tour where kids meet coaches and players, try on gear, and enjoy a tailgate party. The highlight for many is the opportunity to walk onto the field and receive an ovation from the crowd, a moment that reinvigorates their spirits. Learn More: https://www.specialspectators.org/ Join us for a future interview! https://www.landmarkforumnews.com/events…

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Academies for Social Entrepreneurship at UCLA with Betsy Densmore and Archie Holton 54:20

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The Academies for Social Entrepreneurship at UCLA supports mission-driven entrepreneurs in developing sustainable ventures that address societal challenges. It offers participants business training, expert mentorship, and access to funding opportunities to help scale their social impact and focuses on combining business strategies with a commitment to solving issues in areas like education, healthcare, the environment, and economic inequality. Our interview with founder Betsy Densmore and current executive Archie Holton will explore the unique world of social entrepreneurship and the remarkable global impact of the Academy. You can learn more here: https://www.academies-se.org/academies…

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Traveling Telescope- Susan Murabana 43:41

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Susan Murabana is the CEO of Travelling Telescope and a leader in African astronomy. Susan is also the President of the African Planetarium Society and serves on the board of the International Planetarium Society. With a background in social sciences and a master’s in Astronomy, she has dedicated her career to promoting science education across Africa. Join us as we explore her journey, from grassroots education to global outreach, and discover how she’s inspiring the next generation of scientists. For more about Susan and her work, check out Travelling Telescope .…

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Recovery from Human Trafficking- Dr. Elona Gaball 39:25

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Dr. Gaball is a dedicated and compassionate dentist based in Southern California, known for her specialized work in restorative dental care. Her mission goes beyond ordinary dental practices; she focuses on helping women who have survived the harrowing experiences of human trafficking. Dr. Gaball understands that recovery and reclamation of self-esteem are crucial for survivors, and she believes in the power of a restored smile to heal and empower. Through her innovative treatments and empathetic approach, Dr. Gaball and her team not only restore teeth but also helps rebuild lives. Her work has not only given her patients their smiles back but has also helped them take significant steps towards reclaiming their identity and confidence after trauma. Dr. Gaball will share insights into her journey, the challenges these brave women face, and how restoring someone’s smile can be a transformative step in their recovery process.…

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