Global Warming from a Global View

In today’s episode, hosted by Khushhi, features Maryam, who is an A-Levels student in Pakistan. Her number one goal is to stand up for women and spread light on the injustices they face everyday. To learn more, please give this episode a listen wherever you get your podcasts! We appreciate all our listeners and their support!

Today’s episode, hosted by Khushhi, features prisha and Akansha. Prisha is the creative director of a youth led nonprofit called Flemeur. she is a positive thinker who likes to look at the creative side of things. She enjoys writing poems and stories to bring a smile and lighten up spirits of those around her. Akansha is the director of Flemeur. She has always been intrigued by medieval philosophies. She desires to explore and learn more about herself and her culture. Flemeur is a nonprofit that aims to spread the importance on the topics of mental well-being and equality. They want every person out there to be heard and that their voices matter. They conduct various events and create content that their audience can confide in. They talk about the organization’s ideals and values: mental wellbeing, equality, breaking stigma, acceptance, feminism, and body positivity. To learn more, give this episode a listen wherever you get your podcasts and be sure to follow us on our social media pages!

Welcome to season 2 of Global Initiative’s podcast, a Global View! Today’s episode, hosted by Khushhi, features Shreya, who is in 11th grade and is a debater and learner. This episodes reminds us of the unrealistic beauty standards placed by society and the importance of loving yourself. To learn more, give this episode a listen wherever you get your podcasts.

Today’s episode, cohosted by Khushhi, features Bhavika Dabur, a 12th grade Indian national law review recognized researcher and core team member of Vaccine Champion. In this episode, we talk about the development of today’s hustle culture, the importance of the concept behind agility, and Bhavika’s own approach to the modified “realities of our world” due to the pandemic. To learn more, please be sure to give this episode a listen and follow us on our social media pages @_global_initiative

Today’s episode, cohosted by Khushhi, features Vidhi Gala, who is the director of Unwind Mumbai. In this episode, we talk about vidhi’s personal experiences with mental health, how Unwind Mumbai started, and more! Please be sure to give this episode a listen wherever you get your podcasts and follow us on our social media pages @_global_initiative and @unwind.mumbai

Today’s episode, cohosted by khushhi, features 3 of the 5 cofounders of tapi: Nora, Melinda, and Jocelyn. We will be talking about where tapi’s journey started and what they are looking forward to in the future as an organization. Join us as we dive in to learn more about these fellow high schoolers’ journey as gen-z entrepreneurs passionate about all things education! Check out their organization on Instagram @tapi.studying and global initiative @_global_initiative

Today’s episode features Nadia Volkova, who is the co-founder of “Digital Media Lab”. We talk about the issue of lack of resources for professional development in the media industry, and Nadia’s personal journey as a young social entrepreneur. To learn more, give this episode a listen wherever you get your podcasts and stay tuned for future episodes! Additionally, stay tuned for details behind the launch of Nadia’s project “Digital Media Lab” and check out our organization’s Instagram page @_global_initiative

Today’s episode features Khushi Thaker, the founder of an informative Instagram page called the Law Pursuit. We talk about Khushi’s virtual high school experiences, and how she maximizes her time by establishing a pre-law informative platform on social media. To learn more, give this episode a listen wherever you get your podcasts and stay tuned for future episodes! Additionally, check out The Law Pursuit on Instagram @thelawpursuit and @_global_initiative

Today’s episode features Naomi Takola, the founder of an organization called One Book for One Ethiopian. We talk about education, particularly the educational resource gap between different countries, and what people can do to help. To learn more, give this episode a listen wherever you get your podcasts and stay tuned for future episodes! Additionally, check out One Book for One Ethiopian on Instagram @oboethiopia and @_global_initiative

Today’s episode features Vasundhara Chaudhary, the founder of an organization called Inspire Dose. We talk about Mental Health, how to deal with it, and the stigma surrounding it that is still embedded within our society today. To learn more, give this episode a listen wherever you get your podcasts and stay tuned for future episodes! Additionally, check out Inspire Dose on Instagram @inspire._.dose and @_global_initiative