Trailblazers Impact Podcast Gov / Non-Profit Professional
Elizabeth Glenn has traveled the world working on housing issues, from Ecuador and Turkey to South Africa and Australia. She is passionate about housing development and human settlement taking the sector to a global level after re-firing from her previous career in Baltimore.
How to Improve Global Society through Housing | Elizabeth Glenn Read More »
Would you like to make an impact on women’s issues globally? Educating and empowering women in underprivileged communities while helping them escape illegal cultural practices requires collaboration, not competition. Wendee Wechsberg is a role model on how to create community impact globally.
How to Impact Women’s Issues Globally | Wendee Wechsberg Read More »
Serving as Town Clerk for Marana for twenty-two years, Jocelyn Bronson is discovering the enjoyment of retirement.
Don’t Listen to the Negative Voice in Your Head | Jocelyn Bronson Read More »
JoAnn Yukimura has devoted much of her life to the mission of preserving Kauai. She has a law degree and has been Mayor of Kauai, as well as county councilperson. In
Creating Her Legacy in Kawaii | JoAnn Yukimura Read More »
Now more than ever, technology is required to develop health innovations for a healthier society. Elizabeth Hutt Pollard has had a successful career in the health-tech industry and made some huge career and community milestones. She shares her journey and success tips and lessons.
Are you or your kids in your 20’s or 30’s and want to be an entrepreneur? In this episode, Briana narrates her role at UC San Diego and how she helps younger people develop an entrepreneurial mindset.
How to Develop Young Entrepreneurs | Briana Weisinger Read More »
As Assistant Dean for the College of Agriculture and Director of the Office of Multicultural Programs, Pamala Morris introduced diversity in the university system by starting a new department which has now expanded diversity, equity and inclusion throughout the university.
How to Achieve DEI within a University | Pamala Morris Read More »
Betty Lou Larson talks about Housing First as the best, but expensive, program and provides an example of how this worked for a chronically homeless mentally disabled individual. She has worked in transitional housing as a bridge, especially for families and lets us know about the school services for homeless children.
How to Discover a Career in Helping the Homeless | Betty Lou Larson Read More »
Diversity Equity and Inclusion Ep. 137 – Tammi Davis is now Manager of Supplier and Workforce Diversity for the Obama Foundation in Chicago, working on the Obama Presidential Center! She gives us much to think about, from a business level on implementing a true diversity and inclusion program to your personal responsibility and accountability for
How Change in Equality Creates a Better World | Tammi Davis Read More »
Verna Jones Rodwell’s passion revolves around hope, health and healing, whether championing programs in public office or advocating for alzheimers assistance in those areas.
How to Embrace Hope, Health and Healing: Verna Jones Rodwell Read More »
