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Segment 9 Of 13 - Strategy Session by MADREspeaks

Segment 8 Of 13 - Strategy Session by MADREspeaks

Welcome to Women Out Loud!: In Short, a brief addition to our podcast, where we offer our take on recent news.

In this episode, Yifat Susskind, MADRE Executive Director, covers the resignation and arrest of Guatemala's former president; the current status of Colombia's peace talks; the growing global refugee crisis and also, September 11th.

In this episode, you will hear from women who are balancing their very important roles as activists and mothers.

Share your thoughts and questions via [email protected]. Follow the conversation online by using #womenoutloud.

Also, you will hear an excerpt from a recent conversation with our partner in Nicaragua, Rose Cunningham Kain, who shared that her position as a community has inspired her son Otis to become an advocate for the rights of women and girls.

Una charla sobre maternidad y activismo con Rose Cunningham de la organizacion hermana de MADRE.

Welcome to the first episode of Women Out Loud! This podcast, produced by MADRE, will share the stories of activists who are defining the future of women's human rights worldwide.

In this episode, you will learn how our brave partners in Colombia, Iraq and Syria are addressing wartime sexual violence.

To understand today's children, Eugene Schwartz contends, we must understand the millennial rhythms of reincarnation described by Rudolf Steiner, and also recognize the significance of the assumption of "personal karma" that occurs around age twelve and a half. In this rich lecture, Eugene also discusses the "Three A's" that signal the approach of a new kind of child: ADHD, Asperger Syndrome, and Adoption. Eugene relates these phenomena to the needs and gifts of millennial children, and provides helpful advice to parents, teachers, and caregivers.

This lecture is available as number 141 in the Online Catalog.

To understand today's children, Eugene Schwartz contends, we must understand the millennial rhythms of reincarnation described by Rudolf Steiner, and also recognize the significance of the assumption of "personal karma" that occurs around age twelve and a half. In this rich lecture, Eugene also discusses the "Three A's" that signal the approach of a new kind of child: ADHD, Asperger Syndrome, and Adoption. Eugene relates these phenomena to the needs and gifts of millennial children, and provides helpful advice to parents, teachers, and caregivers.

This lecture is available as number 141 in the Online Catalog.