Join us for an episode of "Always On!" hosted by Hanzade Germiyanoglu, YES!’s Coordinator of Community Learning and Partnerships, with Shilpa Jain, YES!'s Executive Director, about her journey to leadership and the facilitation.

Join us for an episode of "Always On!" hosted by Hanzade Germiyanoglu, YES!’s Coordinator of Community Learning and Partnerships, with Shilpa Jain, YES!'s Executive Director, about her journey to leadership and the facilitation.

Join us for an episode of "Always On!" hosted by Hanzade Germiyanoglu, YES!’s&nbsp;Coordinator of Community Learning and Partnerships,&nbsp;with Shilpa Jain,&nbsp;YES!'s Executive Director,&nbsp;about her journey to leadership and the facilitation.

A primer on facilitation:

Welcome to Always On: A YES! Podcast. YES is a thirty year old organization work at the intersection of the personal, interpersonal and systemic change. We co-organize transformative learning spaces called Jams with partners all over the globe working together to co-create spaces of creativity passion and commitment. When musicians come together to ‘jam’ they bring their unique instruments, skills and styles and together create a new collective sound.  We build on that premise bringing together social changemakers like activists, organizers, healers, lawyers, educators, artists, and more to collaborate and co-liberate towards the world we want to see. On this show we’ll be slowing down to hear story from Jam facilitants, YES staff members, and of course YES Jammers with a focus on how folks are adapting, adjusting, and evolving,  to meet the moment that 2020 calls us into. We are grateful for your choice to slow down with us

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Welcome to Always On: A YES! Podcast. YES is a thirty year old organization work at the intersection of the personal, interpersonal and systemic change. We co-organize transformative learning spaces called Jams with partners all over the globe working together to co-create spaces of creativity passion and commitment. When musicians come together to ‘jam’ they bring their unique instruments, skills and styles and together create a new collective sound. We build on that premise bringing together social changemakers like activists, organizers, healers, lawyers, educators, artists, and more to collaborate and co-liberate towards the world we want to see. On this show we’ll be slowing down to hear story from Jam facilitants, YES staff members, and of course YES Jammers with a focus on how folks are adapting, adjusting, and evolving, to meet the moment that 2020 calls us into. We are grateful for your choice to slow down with us

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