Is gentle parenting in Black communities a myth or a reality? Dive into this transformative discussion on the "Social Change Makers Podcast" where host Khalilah Denney and guests explore the nuances of child development and parenting styles within Black communities. This episode tackles the critical ages for mental and emotional development, the impact of disciplinary methods, and the intriguing debate on gentle parenting versus traditional approaches.

Join us as we unpack the power of compassion in shaping young minds and the collective efforts required to instill positive values from an early age. Our guests share personal experiences and insights on maintaining a balance between discipline and nurturing, and how these methods influence children's futures.

This episode is a vital conversation for anyone interested in the transformative journeys of parenting and community betterment. Don't miss out on this inspiring story of resilience and change within family dynamics.

If you're moved by the power of positive parenting and community impact, like, comment, and subscribe to stay updated with our series on making a positive difference. Hit the notification bell to never miss an episode from "Social Changemakers." Your engagement helps us spread the message and continue our mission of social change.

Discover the trailblazing journey of Krissi Judd, a visionary leader and founder of BOB, in our latest episode of the Social Changemakers podcast! Join host Khalilah Denney as she dives deep into the world of black-owned business success, exploring how Krissi's enterprises, including the impactful LP3 project, are reshaping the community. This episode is a celebration of resilience, dedication, and the transformative power of focusing on community betterment through supporting black-owned businesses.

Krissi's story is not just inspiring; it's a powerful testament to the impact one individual can have in fostering economic growth and social change within marginalized communities. From her early days at the Department of Veterans Affairs to her courageous leap into entrepreneurship, Krissi embodies the spirit of a true change maker. Her commitment to serving veterans and her strategic approach to elevating black-owned businesses highlight a path to meaningful social and economic advancements.

If you're moved by stories of perseverance, community empowerment, and the collective effort to make a positive difference, this episode is for you. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more inspiring content from social changemakers like Chrissy. Your engagement helps us spread the message of hope and transformation further!

Discover the transformative power of partnerships in this enlightening episode of the Social Changemakers Podcast! Host Khalilah Denney engages in a deep conversation with Kim Rhim, a seasoned nonprofit executive from The Training Source, exploring the profound impact of collaborative efforts on community betterment. Together, they delve into Kim’s inspiring journey, the origins of her organization, and share invaluable insights on leveraging partnerships to enhance community services and workforce development.

In this episode, you will hear success stories that underscore the power of compassion and collective efforts in making a positive difference. Kim also discusses her personal motivations and the challenges she faced, providing a compelling look at the dedication behind successful community-focused initiatives.

If you're moved by stories of resilience and collective action, this podcast is a must-listen! Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe to stay updated with more stories of social changemakers who are shaping a better world. Hit the notification bell to ensure you never miss an inspiring episode!

Join us as Dr. Monique Davis, a visionary leader in healthcare and education, shares her empowering journey on the "Social Changemakers Podcast." Host Khalilah Denney delves into Dr. Davis' transformative role as Dean of Health Sciences and Director of Nursing at Montgomery College, highlighting her profound impact on community health and her dedication to nurturing the next generation of healthcare professionals.

In this episode, discover how Dr. Davis' commitment to education and community service has led to substantial advancements in healthcare training and access. Her story is a testament to the power of visionary leadership and the far-reaching effects of education in empowering communities and individuals alike.

Be inspired by Dr. Davis' personal anecdotes of growth, her struggles, and her achievements that underscore the power of compassion, resilience, and collective efforts in making a positive difference. Whether you're a healthcare professional, educator, or someone passionate about social change, this episode offers valuable insights and inspiration.

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Welcome to another impactful episode of the Social Changemakers Podcast where host Khalilah Denney talks about the transformative power of second chance initiatives, spotlighting the innovative efforts to reintegrate formerly incarcerated individuals into society. Today she is joined by Apostle Lee Robbins and Louise Wasilewski.

Apostle Robbins, the driving force behind Safe Staffing and Tackle The Shackles, recounts his journey of developing these initiatives aimed at offering employment and holistic support to returning citizens. Louise Wasilewski, co-founder of the Pokket app, elaborates on how this digital platform acts as a lifeline connecting returning citizens with the crucial resources and support networks they need for successful reentry.

This engaging conversation is a tribute to the resilience and potential of those on the journey of reentry and the dedicated individuals and programs supporting them. It also showcases the entrepreneurial spirit driving social change and the collective effort required to foster a society that embraces second chances.

The importance of trauma informed care, a crucial approach in understanding and addressing the underlying trauma experienced by returning citizens was also discussed during this conversation. This perspective is vital for crafting effective support and empowerment strategies, ensuring that reintegration is both compassionate, productive, and a win/win for all parties involved.

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In this intriguing episode of the Social Changemakers Podcast, host Khalilah Denney passes the microphone to dynamic young leaders Ayana, Corey, Raimon, Isaiah, Quacy, and Carnell, who steer a thought provoking conversation on the epidemic of violence in Black communities. This dialogue serves as a powerful call to action, urging society to listen, understand, and respond proactively.

This conversation really navigates the complex landscape of violence, dissecting the roles of social media, quick financial gains, and cultural influences on youths' decisions and lifestyles. This young panel engaged in a nuanced examination of gun ownership, personal accountability, and how societal and familial influences contribute to the persistence of violence.

Views were shared bridging compelling comparisons between the Gaza conflict and local community strife, providing a global context to their discussion on violence and diving into various conspiracy theories that provoke thought and demand scrutiny.

This discussion is a transparent and potent exploration of the realities young people face, showcasing their desire for significant change. It highlights the critical need for continuous dialogue, empathy, and active participation in dismantling the cycle of violence to foster a fairer and more just society.

Listen, reflect, and spread the word by sharing this podcast. Engage with these young voices, challenge your own perspectives, and become an example of change. LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and COMMENT, & SHARE on the Social Changemakers Podcast, and be part of a growing movement that spotlights the voices of youth in this ever evolving world.

Your support can ignite a movement for effective solutions and policies that address the roots of violence, offering our young people the chances and tools they need to succeed. The Social Changemakers Podcast trusts in the impact of youth led discussions and the power of collective efforts to transform our society. Stand with us in this quest for justice, equity, and peace. By uniting we can create a future where each young person can emerge from the shadows of violence and embrace their role as strategic social change makers.

In this episode of the Social Changemakers Podcast, host Khalilah Denny talks with Dionne February, the founder of Hope For Hurting. This nonprofit organization in Hyattsville, Maryland, provides essential support to refugees and local families, with Dionne and her team serving multiple families weekly through their food distribution programs and other services.

Their discussion delves into Dionne's motivations, the influence of her faith on her journey, and the life altering brain surgery that propelled her into her mission to serve. The episode also sheds light on Dionne's successful partnerships and her role in organizing impactful community events. They also discussed Dionne’s connection to "4th Street Market," her family-owned business with over 40 years of history showcasing her longstanding dedication to her community.

Tune in to this enlightening episode of the Social Changemakers Podcast, where Dionne's inspiring story and the initiatives of Hope For Hurting exemplify the power of compassion and collective efforts in driving social change. Be encouraged to harness your potential to make a positive difference in your community capturing this episode’s essence of transforming adversity into a catalyst for hope and community betterment.

Get ready for an incredibly inspiring story on this episode of the Social Changemakers Podcast ! Today our host ,Khalilah Denney, is talking to Dr. Ron Garrett, a man who turned a 20-year prison sentence into a life's mission to help formerly incarcerated individuals. Dr. Garrett is the Director of Re-entry Health Services at Metal Works Behavioral Health, and he's revolutionizing how we support people returning to society in Prince George's county and across the nation.

We'll dive deep into the programs that make a real difference, the power of education and mentorship, and why communities must get involved to break the cycle of re-offending. This is a story of second chances, the strength of the human spirit, and the work we must all do to create a better world.

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Welcome back to the Social Changemakers Podcast, as host Khalilah Denney and her special co-host, Jonathan Harris, engage in an intriguing discussion that you will truly enjoy. In this episode we uncover the transformative journeys of individuals who have turned their personal struggles into significant community contributions.

Mr. Harris, a multifaceted individual, shares his journey from battling addiction to becoming a cornerstone in his family and community through his roles at The House DC and Harris Moving Company. Listen as he opens up about the lessons of life, the essence of mentorship, and the crucial impact of fostering strong, cooperative bonds.

We explore the value of passing skills to the next generation, constructing resilient teams within the non-profit sector, and the fundamental role of faith in personal and professional realms. This underlying theme of growth, contribution, and advancement should definitely resonate with individuals committed to making impactful transformations in their own lives as well as the lives of others.

So, let's dive into this captivating episode, revealing tales of resilience and transformation that are sure to inspire. Remember to like, comment, and subscribe for a deeper dive into stories that enlighten and empower. Don't forget to hit the notification bell to keep up with our latest episodes, and join us in spreading the word on the path to social change!

 Dive into a compelling episode of the Social Changemakers Podcast where hosts Khalilah and Isaiah unpack their intriguing life stories, marked by resilience and a relentless drive to instigate positive change. They also discussed the significant impact that coming together with like-minded individuals and embracing shared values can have on turning an ordinary path into an extraordinary journey of change and leadership.

 Isaiah talks about his role managing Soultarian, a pioneering vegan restaurant, highlighting the challenges and rewards of being a young leader of a successful franchise.  He also shares how his unexpected journey into the world of boxing began — a path sparked by his little brother's interest and fueled by the inspiring narrative of the film "Creed." This newfound passion not only strengthened their bond but also taught Isaiah invaluable lessons in discipline, persistence, and the importance of seizing life’s opportunities. 

 Khalilah delves into her touching journey through the foster care system, a path filled with trials and tribulations that have shaped her into a formidable force for advocacy and change. She speaks candidly about the impact of her childhood on her present-day actions and motivations, painting a vivid picture of adaptability and determination. Her experiences, though loaded with challenges, have empowered her to advocate passionately for those in similar situations, transforming her pain into powerful inspiration for empowerment, advocacy, and community upliftment.

 This episode is an exploration of how personal history carves the path for future ambitions and advocacy. From Isaiah’s explorative journey from boxing to dreams of real estate success, to Khalilah’s transformation from a child in the foster system to a beacon of hope and change, their stories are a testament to the enduring human spirit and the transformative power of embracing and overcoming life's challenges. Tune in and let the compelling narratives of Khalilah and Isaiah on the Social Changemakers Podcast guide you toward making your mark in the world of social change.