With Ayda Zugay Episode Notes Ayda Zugay is an award-winning leader, published author, and activist. She is a believer in people’s individual capacity to drive global change. As a refugee trailblazer, Ayda uses her multinational, diverse field expertise to create and mobilize positive change across government, market, and civil society. She has lived and worked

With Nikki Weaver and Caroline Cox Episode Notes The United States houses over 1.3 million incarcerated women. Today’s Daughters of Change are working on the inside to help incarcerated women heal – both individually and collectively – through creative connection. Nikki Weaver is the founder and Executive Director of On the Inside. Caroline Cox is the

Episode Notes Today I’m honored to be interviewing a very special Daughter of Change, Dr. Riane Eisler.   Riane’s decades-long career as a social systems scientist, cultural historian, futurist, and attorney has produced a body of research and work that has transformed the lives of people worldwide.   Riane is the president of the Center for

With Kristen McAlpine Episode Notes Once upon a time, people’s perception of Girl Scouts was of girls singing around campfires, earning badges, and selling cookies. That is no longer the case! While girl scouts still do participate in these activities, they are also learning leadership skills to help with their careers. On top of that,

With Basma Alawee & Kate Brick Episode Notes Today we’re kicking off a new collaboration with the Refugee Advocacy Lab, and the Refugee Storytellers Collective – The Women of Refuge Podcast Series! Over the course of the year, we will bring you personalized, first-hand accounts from resilient women who have powerful and inspiring stories.