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In this episode, hosts Claire and Julia talk about the transition from high school to college, focusing on how this change reshapes feelings of FOMO (Fear of Missing Out) and JOMO (Joy of Missing Out). They delve into the impact of social media perceptions versus reality on these feelings, prompting listeners to question whether online depictions truly reflect genuine emotions. Listeners are encouraged to reflect on their own experiences and the authenticity of others’ experiences. 

We are always interested in hearing from other GenZ volunteers or organizations who have something they are passionate about and want to share with others. Please email heypromly@promly.org if you would like more information. 

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**Trigger warning this episode discusses SA**
Tulane student Ana Paula joins Promly interns Marina and Ellen to discuss SVPR, Sexual Violence Prevention and Response, sexual assault advocacy, the difficulties that come with it, and more! 

Today Jen Libby the CEO of Promly comes on the Changes Maker Podcast to discuss founding the company, the inspiration behind it, and the challenges she faced along the way. If you were ever interested in how Promly came to be, this is a must listen podcast!

Tulane TUPHE's Emily and Grace join Promly intern Marina Perkins to discuss the TUPHE (Tulane University Peer Health Educators) program, the importance of Sex ED even at college level and more! 

Promly CEO Jen Libby and intern Eve Sorrentino have a conversation with Christian Elam, a true superhero when it comes to GenZ'ers doing cool things.  Christian is an Emerging fund manager, startup advisor, investor, entrepreneur, mental health advocate, and more. He shares with us his pathway to success, starting at a young age, leading up to his own venture capital fund, and explains his passion for mental health and love of Promly. 

Tulane Student, Sarah Slimp, on creating her non-profit Project Adapt who's mission was to ADAPT the application of resources to the needs on the ground- helping Ukrainian refugees fleeing the conflict . Slimp traveled to Ukraine this past summer and worked to help Ukrainians gain access to food and even helped a family after a missile destroyed their home. Listen to this inspiring story on how one person's idea can impact so many.