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On this episode, we spend time with Sarah Symons, Founder and Director of Her Future Coalition, an international charity who’s mission is to break the cycle of poverty and exploitation by providing education and services to survivors and the most vulnerable girls. Sarah is an author, former composer of music for TV and film as well as a former art teacher in New York City.
Her Future Coalition was founded by Sarah Symons and John Berger in 2005, a married couple who built the organization from the ground up using their personal savings and dedicated community of friends. As a women-led organization, Her Future Coalition provides compassion-led solutions which break the cycle of trauma and establish a new cycle of trust, well-being, choice and independence.
Over the years, they have saved thousands of survivors in India, Nepal, Cambodia and Thailand…some of who joined their programs and are now managing the programs, working as trainers and mentors to newly rescued girls.
For more information about Sarah Symons and Her Future Coalition, please visit:
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https://www.youtube.com/user/MadeBySurvivors/videos
Standing in the Way: From Trafficking Victim to Human Rights Activist
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What does it take to live an inspired life? How do we follow our passions? My guest this week is singer-songwriter Steve Ertl, who performs as Stevey. Stevey shares with us his journey to living an authentic and inspired life. A candid and deeply meaningful conversation that will empower you to follow your dreams and ignite the passion in your life.
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Hosted by Stephanie James. Produced by Chris Lanphear for Loudspeaker.
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On this episode, we talk about the Presidential Election Results and how America turned out to vote during this election. We talk about President-Elect Joe Biden's victory, President Trumps defeat and what our reaction has been to a week of ballot counting. We also talk about the new move in Doc's life and the upcoming premiere of his tv show.
It’s a stressful week for just about everybody. As of when this episode posted, we still don’t know who the next U.S. president will be. It’s time to spend some extra time caring for ourselves, and Jocellyn Harvey is here to help.
The founder of Soul and Mindset shares some of her favorite techniques for remaining grounded when life feels unbearable, including befriending anger, an emotion most of us try hard to suppress. We also talk about approaching spiritual work with compassion and why love and light isn’t a great recipe for enlightenment—especially when the world feels as fractured as it does right now.
Take a deep breath, press play, and take a moment to nurture your soul and check in on your mindset!
BONUS: Feminist Hotdog listeners get $25 off Jocellyn’s signature course, Befriending Anger. Just use the code 25ONME at checkout.
Stuff We Talked About on This Episode
Students in need should never be afraid to ask for help and success in school should not be dependent on your income bracket.
We spend time with Matine Khalighi, an incoming freshman student at Harvard University and Executive Director of the youth-led nonprofit, EEqual, a 501c3 organization and movement dedicated to level the playing field for students experiencing poverty and homelessness across the United States. Matine’s journey in social entrepreneurship started in middle school, where he started a nonprofit project after feeling a calling to try and make a difference for people experiencing homelessness.
For more information about the Matine Khalighi and EEqual, please visit:
https://eequal.org
https://www.facebook.com/people/Matine-Khalighi/100014839566786
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