With Chantal Umuraza Episode Notes On this episode, I follow up with a very special Daughter of Change, Esi Chantal Umuraza. You may remember Chantal from our podcast in July of 2021 entitled “Daughter of Rwanda”.  On that podcast, we discussed her journey from a young survivor of the Rwandan Genocide to a budding social

With Dr. Lisa Berkley Episode Notes Dr. Lisa Berkley’s life work is dedicated to how we thrive, as individuals and as a society. For more than 30 years, Lisa has worked within the peace and security sector with a focus on human security and how we thrive and live in peace.  She is the founder

With Sue Keller Episode Notes Sue Keller is an American ragtime pianist and singer, who has released several albums.  As a child, she had flute and singing lessons and also played guitar. Sue attended DePauw University.  She played professionally in various styles before settling on ragtime and old forms of jazz. In 1992 Sue founded

With Laura Genese & Helen Ruhlin Episode Notes Introducing the Girl Scouts of Maine’s new Media Squad initiative. Designed to empower Girl Scouts to share their experiences with peers and become active spokespeople across various media channels, this opportunity will equip participants with the skills and platforms to effectively promote the values, benefits, and experiences

With Carolyn Delaney Episode Notes Today I’m bringing back a very special Daughter of Change – Carolyn Delaney – my very first guest on this podcast in the July 2019 episode “Amplifying Hope”.  We’ll learn how her platform, Journey Magazine, has grown by making recovery visible and changing the narrative about addiction. Carolyn is the