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In this live episode at YMCA World Council, we are talking with Anjesa Haziraj and Amy Wolf about the YMCA youth-led climate action efforts from the perspectives of YMCA Kosovo (Anjesa Haziraj) and YMCA Rockies & the Russia SYRUS Partner Group (Amy Wolf)

ABOUT YMCA WORLD COUNCIL: YMCA’s World Council is the highest governing body of the global YMCA Movement, and also its most important shared space. Across continents and across generations, YMCAs come together to share, plan, learn, and be inspired. It charts the way forward towards becoming the world’s partner of choice as a youth empowerment organization.

FOUR PILLARS of VISION 2030

COMMUNITY WELL-BEING: The belief that every person should have the means to grow and thrive in body, mind, and spirit while taking care of their individual and collective well-being

MEANINGFUL WORK:  The principle that all young people deserve the right to learn and engage in flexible, dignified, and meaningful work while building sustainable livelihoods

SUSTAINABLE PLANET: Shared commitment and action toward the protection and regeneration of our planet, preparing for a just transition to a world where humans live in full harmony with nature

A JUST WORLD:  Harnessing the power of young people and communities to promote and advance justice, peace, equity, and human rights for all

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In this live episode at YMCA World Council, we are talking with Marcus Van Wyk and Michael Farris about the YMCA Just World/Anti-Racism efforts perspectives of YMCA South Africa (Marcus Van Wyk), YMCA Indianapolis & Y-USA (Michael Farris).

ABOUT YMCA WORLD COUNCIL: YMCA’s World Council is the highest governing body of the global YMCA Movement, and also its most important shared space. Across continents and across generations, YMCAs come together to share, plan, learn, and be inspired. It charts the way forward towards becoming the world’s partner of choice as a youth empowerment organization.

FOUR PILLARS of VISION 2030

COMMUNITY WELL-BEING: The belief that every person should have the means to grow and thrive in body, mind, and spirit while taking care of their individual and collective well-being

MEANINGFUL WORK:  The principle that all young people deserve the right to learn and engage in flexible, dignified, and meaningful work while building sustainable livelihoods

SUSTAINABLE PLANET: Shared commitment and action toward the protection and regeneration of our planet, preparing for a just transition to a world where humans live in full harmony with nature

A JUST WORLD:  Harnessing the power of young people and communities to promote and advance justice, peace, equity, and human rights for all

https://worldcouncil2022.ymca.int   |   https://www.ymcadallas.org/causenetic

In this live episode at YMCA World Council, we are talking with Ianne “Tintin” Aquino and Kirsty Peterson about employment and economic empowerment programs from the perspectives of the Philippines YMCA (Ianne “Tintin” Aquino) and YMCA of Greater Vancouver (Kirsty Peterson). 

ABOUT YMCA WORLD COUNCIL: YMCA’s World Council is the highest governing body of the global YMCA Movement, and also its most important shared space. Across continents and across generations, YMCAs come together to share, plan, learn, and be inspired. It charts the way forward towards becoming the world’s partner of choice as a youth empowerment organization. 

FOUR PILLARS of VISION 2030 

COMMUNITY WELL-BEING: The belief that every person should have the means to grow and thrive in body, mind, and spirit while taking care of their individual and collective well-being 

MEANINGFUL WORK:  The principle that all young people deserve the right to learn and engage in flexible, dignified, and meaningful work while building sustainable livelihoods 

SUSTAINABLE PLANET: Shared commitment and action toward the protection and regeneration of our planet, preparing for a just transition to a world where humans live in full harmony with nature 

A JUST WORLD:  Harnessing the power of young people and communities to promote and advance justice, peace, equity, and human rights for all 

https://worldcouncil2022.ymca.int   |   https://www.ymcadallas.org/causenetic

In this live episode at YMCA World Council, we are talking with Antonio Merino, Rami Khader, and Karen Friedman about your efforts to promote mental health and wellness from the perspectives of the Latin America and Caribbean Alliance of YMCAs, the East Jerusalem YMCA, and Y-USA.

ABOUT YMCA WORLD COUNCIL: YMCA’s World Council is the highest governing body of the global YMCA Movement, and also its most important shared space. Across continents and across generations, YMCAs come together to share, plan, learn, and be inspired. It charts the way forward towards becoming the world’s partner of choice as a youth empowerment organization.

FOUR PILLARS of VISION 2030

COMMUNITY WELL-BEING: The belief that every person should have the means to grow and thrive in body, mind, and spirit while taking care of their individual and collective well-being

MEANINGFUL WORK:  The principle that all young people deserve the right to learn and engage in flexible, dignified, and meaningful work while building sustainable livelihoods

SUSTAINABLE PLANET: Shared commitment and action toward the protection and regeneration of our planet, preparing for a just transition to a world where humans live in full harmony with nature

A JUST WORLD:  Harnessing the power of young people and communities to promote and advance justice, peace, equity, and human rights for all

https://worldcouncil2022.ymca.int   |   https://www.ymcadallas.org/causenetic

In this live episode at YMCA World Council, we are talking with Marta Huretska, Olga Lukina, and Alina Pop about the YMCA response to the Ukraine humanitarian crisis from the perspectives of YMCA Ukraine, YMCA Europe, and YMCA Romania.

ABOUT YMCA WORLD COUNCIL: YMCA’s World Council is the highest governing body of the global YMCA Movement, and also its most important shared space. Across continents and across generations, YMCAs come together to share, plan, learn, and be inspired. It charts the way forward towards becoming the world’s partner of choice as a youth empowerment organization.

FOUR PILLARS of VISION 2030

COMMUNITY WELL-BEING: The belief that every person should have the means to grow and thrive in body, mind, and spirit while taking care of their individual and collective well-being

MEANINGFUL WORK:  The principle that all young people deserve the right to learn and engage in flexible, dignified, and meaningful work while building sustainable livelihoods

SUSTAINABLE PLANET: Shared commitment and action toward the protection and regeneration of our planet, preparing for a just transition to a world where humans live in full harmony with nature

A JUST WORLD:  Harnessing the power of young people and communities to promote and advance justice, peace, equity, and human rights for all

https://worldcouncil2022.ymca.int   |   https://www.ymcadallas.org/causenetic

Shoes? Gas prices? Black t-shirts? In this episode, we are sharing what we have had enough of and asking the question...what is enough?

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Causenetic family you are in for a treat! In this episode, we are talking with Suzanne McCormick, President and CEO of YMCA of the USA! She is the 15th person and the first woman to lead the YMCA of the USA (Y-USA). Learn more about Suzanne and her leadership journey!

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This episode is a part of our YMCA Innovation Series, where we talk with YMCA leaders across the movement to discover the keys to evolving our services and operations to have the most significant community impact. This week's podcast guests are Chris Berry, District Executive Director at the YMCA of Greater Oklahoma City, and his nephew Jaxon Berry.

YMCA staff and volunteers can ⁠visit Link⁠ to access the innovation resources mentioned in this episode.

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Today, we are reairing our ‘Did That Just Happen?’ episode. Life is full of awkward and uncomfortable moments! In this episode, we are handling them with grace and telling you how you can overcome them. --- Http://www.ymcadallas.org/causenetic

Today, we are reairing our Radical Generosity episode. Did you know that giving has been connected to good health? In this episode, we are talking about radical generosity!

RESOURCES:

How does generosity benefit health? Brain study sheds light - MedicalNewsToday

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