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Check out this week’s episode for an interview with Gender YOUphoria Founder Ashton Colby as we talk about changing the narrative of transitioning genders. “Gender Transition is more than a diagnosis of Gender Dysphoria. Gender YOUphoria gives name to the profound journey of aligning your mind, body, soul and spirit through gender expression.” Truly an amazing story.  Then, check out the Do Gooder Report with Jamie Foltz about Kind Kamp, where kids go to both have fun and learn about being a good human. Check it out!

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Check out these links for more info:

Sign up for email updates at https://genderyouphoria.com/

Ashton’s Ted Talk - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b_DrQmCj7pI

https://www.instagram.com/genderyouphoria/

https://www.instagram.com/ashtonjamescolby/

Connect with Ashton @ info@ashtoncolby.com

Kind Kamp - https://dogoodercolumbus.com/kind-kamp/

Seize the Good Podcast -  https://www.seizethegood.org/

We’re back after a holiday break in an incredible episode with Adam Morris, host and producer of People Helping People podcast. You might recognize Adam from our episode about Wild Tiger Tees, in which Adam employs homeless youth to screen print tee shirts. Adam is honestly one of my favorite people and today he talks about why he’s so passionate about lifting up these issues, how he uses his talents to share ideas to inspire greater social change in the world. Then, check out the Do Gooder Report with a story on Linda and how she supports children in Uganda.

Check out these links to learn more:

PHP Website - https://peoplehelpingpeople.world/

PHP Episode with April Thacker - https://peoplehelpingpeople.world/2018/02/21/story-human-trafficking-april-thacker/

Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/PeopleHelpingPeoplePodcast/

STG Episode of Wild Tiger Tees - https://www.seizethegood.org/podcast-episodes/2019/11/14/tee-shirts-amp-work-programs-for-local-youth

Social Good Blueprint - https://peoplehelpingpeople.world/newsletter/

POINT’s volunteering app - https://pointapp.org/

More Do Gooder stories at https://dogoodercolumbus.com/

Check out this week’s episode for an interview with Kaleen Marshall, author of a book about how to care for people with disabilities (Who Will Love Me). She specifically talks about what it’s like living with, and caring for someone with disabilities. She also shares some things we might not know about the lives of people with disabilities. Then, check out the Do Gooder Report with Jamie Foltz about a really sweet kid who created a cleanup club at his school. Check it out!

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Check out these links for more info:

Kaleen’s Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KaleenMarshallAuthor/

Kaleen’s LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kaleen-marshall-87a6b35b/

Who Will Love Me Book: https://www.kaleenmarshall.com/who-will-love-me

Clean up Club: https://dogoodercolumbus.com/lessons-from-a-second-grader/

Seize the Good Podcast https://www.seizethegood.org/

Check out the story of Celebrating One, a nonprofit in Central Ohio that focuses on sending over 300 cards every month to people who could use encouragement, holds free support groups, and throws graduation parties for single parents who can’t afford them for their kids graduating high school. AMAZING. Then, hear a story from Do Gooder Media about a company that raises $$ for SeriousFun, which is a network that supports summer camps, where kids are not defined by their illnesses.

Check out these links to learn more:

https://www.celebratingone.org/

https://twitter.com/celebratingone

https://www.facebook.com/celebratingone/

Request a card: https://www.celebratingone.org/send-a-card

POINT’s volunteering app: https://pointapp.org/

The episode with POINT’s founder: https://www.seizethegood.org/podcast-episodes/2019/6/26/point-app-the-easiest-way-to-volunteer-ever

A&F Challenge: dogoodercolumbus.com/afchallenge

SeriousFun: https://seriousfunnetwork.org/

Check out our interview with Alli Young, founder of The Forem - a tech platform that improves upward mobility for professionals at Fortune 1000 organizations. There are $366 Billion dollars spent on learning & development globally; 70% of Learning & Development is allocated to existing leaders; and 30% more men are promoted than women at the first stepup. Solution? The Forem! Alli tells us about her founder story and why she is so passionate about helping women succeed. Bonus content: Alli shares the 5 skills that unlock upward mobility

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Check out these links to learn more:

https://www.theforem.co/

https://www.instagram.com/theforem.co/

https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-forem-co/

https://twitter.com/theforem_co

If you’re thinking about starting a nonprofit or you’re a young leader in the nonprofit world, this episode is for you. We’re chatting with Rhea Wong– she has a podcast called the Nonprofit Lowdown and does consulting after working for a nonprofit in New York for 15 years. Rhea gives us a lot of great advice for young leaders – like collaborating with other charities and curbing your ego.

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Check out these links to learn more:

https://www.rheawong.com/podcast

https://www.instagram.com/rheawongconsulting/

https://www.linkedin.com/in/rhea-wong-4817465/

https://twitter.com/rheaw