En este episodio de ShortWayvs - Impacto Duradero - tuvimos el placer de hablar con Alejandra Gavidia, aliada y activista por los derechos de la comunidad LGBTQIA+, activista contra toda forma de violencia hacia las mujeres y activista por la salud mental. Es licenciada en administración pública y gubernamental y representó a su país, El Salvador, en la 70ª edición de Miss Universo.

In this episode of ShortWayvs – Lasting Impact, I had the pleasure of speaking with Alejandra Gavidia. Ally and an activist for the rights of the LGBTQIA community. Activist against all violence against women and mental health. She holds a bachelor's degree in public and government administration. She represented her country, El Salvador, in the 70th edition of Miss Universe.

Today we discussed how she overcame bullying and cyberbullying, and how to deal with kids that are experiencing bullying.

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STOP DIAGNOSING YOURSELF BASED ON TIKTOK OR INSTAGRAM VIDEOS YOU WATCH! That is the message that clinical psychologist Dr. Rachel Cavallaro wants you to take away from this ShortWayvs episode. Dr. Cavallaro explains how there are many similar symptoms in those with depression, ADHAD, and Anxiety disorders, but that the differences are extremely nuanced.   

In this enlightening episode. Dr. Cavallaro explains these nuances to host Marc Serber and reiterates that if you think you are struggling with any of these issues it’s extremely important to see an expert to make sure you get the proper diagnosis that leads to the best possible targeted treatment.   

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Adventurer, ocean rower, and the holder of 17 Guinness World Records, Erden Eruç, joined ImpactWayv Shortwayvs to tell us about life at sea where he spent long stretches when he became the first person to complete a solo circumnavigation of the globe by human power in 2012. Erden shows us his boat, equipped with solar panels, a small desalination device, and many other cool gizmos and gadgets. Erden also warns of all the plastic waste he saw on his rowing journeys and explains how this waste is slowly killing the ocean.   

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You can find Erden Eruç at www.erdeneruc.com and on Twitter @erdeneruc.   

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September is Suicide Prevention month, but this is a topic we should be fully aware of year-round.   

In this episode of ShortWayvs – Lasting Impact, Clinical Psychologist and Army Veteran, Dr. Cavallaro, discusses the warning signs of suicide in both the service and general populations. She also provides resources for those seeking help, including the new suicide prevention hotline number which is 988.   

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En este episodio de ShortWayvs -  Impacto Duradero, conversamos con Alejandra Gavidialiada, activista por los derechos de la comunidad LGBTQIA+. Activista contra todo tipo de violencia hacia las mujeres y la salud mental. Es licenciada en Administración Pública y Gubernamental. Representó a su país, El Salvador, en la 70ª edición de Miss Universo.   

Hoy hablamos del suicidio ¿Es el suicidio / intento de suicidio es un intento de llamar la atención? ¿Cómo podemos ayudar a alguien que esa pasando un mal momento y sufre de depresión? ¿Es bueno hablar del suicidio?  

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In this episode of ShortWayvs – Lasting Impact, Paolo Agramont had the pleasure of speaking with Alejandra Gavidia. Ally and activist for the rights of the LGBTQIA community. Activist against all violence against women and mental health. She holds a bachelor's degree in public and government administration. She represented her country, El Salvador, in the 70th edition of Miss Universe.  

Today we discussed suicide. Is suicide an attempt to seek attention? How can we help someone that is having a hard time and suffers from depression? Is it good to talk about suicide?    

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In this episode, we are joined by Erden Eruç, the first man to solo circumnavigate the globe by human power, the holder of 17 Guinness World Records, and the Founder of the nonprofit, Around-n-Over.   Erden shares how tragedy spurred him into becoming an adventurer, how he handles long stretches alone at sea, and about all the plastic he's seen in the ocean and heeds a sharp warning about how plastic is slowly killing one of the world's most precious resources.   

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You can find Erden Eruç at www.erdeneruc.com and on Twitter @erdeneruc. YouTube at @Erden Eruc Around-n- Over  

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TrainUp.com & KnowledgeFlo.com CEO, Jeremy Tillman sat down with ImpactWayv President and Co-Founder George Dolatly to discuss Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI).

Tillman discusses how his upbringing shaped his views on DEI. He makes the argument that the most important aspect of DEI is Inclusion and lays a solid blueprint for how companies can approach one of today's most important topics so that it's not merely a buzzword or an item to be checked off a training "to-do list". DEI is an evolving topic that deserves continuous examination and if approached properly, can help strengthen institutions.

You can find Jeremy Tillman on Twitter @JeremyBlogs.

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On the latest episode of Making an Impact, ImpactWayv Executive Vice President, Karen Talameli Cusick speaks with Gerald Torres, a renowned professor at the Yale School of the Environment and Yale Law School as well as the Director for the Yale Center for Environmental Justice.   

As a pioneer in the field of environmental law, Professor Torres was the perfect guest to discuss whether or not the progression of President Biden's "dressed down" climate bill should be considered "progress".  

Professor Torres also broke down how indigenous groups experience climate change on a personal level and discussed how we as individuals can view climate change on a personal level and make small changes without becoming overwhelmed.   Many of these topics will be discussed at the YCEJ Global Environmental Justice conference coming up in October. To learn more, watch/listen to this episode and go to https://ycej.yale.edu/en and download the ImpactWayv App in the Apple Store or Google Play.

Exec. Vice President, Karen Talamelli Cusick had the opportunity to speak with Doug Woodring, Founder of Ocean Recovery Alliance about the recent Water Rising Festival held in Cambodia.  The Water Rising Festivals was created by Ocean Recovery Alliance and NGO2 Foundation, to bring new awareness and water appreciation to villages along the Tonle Sap Lake in Cambodia. This is one of the only lakes in the world which rises and falls by 6m each season, and the lives of the local communities are highly dependent on fishing resources and tourism. However, they lack waste management and recycling know-how, and also education in terms of how and where to put their waste. The rising and falling of the lake impacts fishing, the ecosystem with a UNESCO bird sanctuary, tourism, and the health of local communities.

DID YOU KNOW? The world only recycles about 10% of all plastic that is made! That figure may change... Doug Woodring, the Founder of the Ocean Recovery Alliance stopped by the Short Wayv Podcast to explain.

Mixed dirty plastic (which comes out of the world's waterways) was not recyclable because it was not uniform and full of salt. However, researchers from the Center for Regenerative Design & Collaboration (CRDC) in Costa Rica and other teams have found a way to pulverize this plastic to manufacture a binder that creates a lighter and (somehow) stronger concrete! The CRDC is already working with Habitat for Humanity where 68 tons of plastic were used to help build 125 homes.

Doug Woodring and hosts Karen Talamelli Cusick share many more eye-opening figures and cool anecdotes within 9 short minutes.