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Movement, Mind, Ecology. Climate Run Project, Pavel Cenkl
Pavel Cenkl, of Prescott University, integrates ecology, community, and experiential learning (mind) into his educational framework. He’s the founder of the Climate Run project raising awareness about climate change through movement and endurance running. He ran across Iceland! Cenkl emphasizes the importance of rebuilding relationships as a means of fostering regeneration for the planet.
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Motherhood: Inspiring Guest Segments
Wrapping up the May series centered around motherhood in various ways and what a journey it’s been! Celebrate the diverse guests who continue transforming how we live today for a much better tomorrow featuring brief segments from inspiring episodes regarding life, death, hope, autism, premature births, immigration, surrogacy, and more.
Guest Segments: Victoria Sanchez, AKA Mom; Cody Unser, transverse myelitis and paralysis; Coach Kyra King, listen to your body; Galen Green DeVisser and Christian DeVisser, hopeful and positive – glioblastoma; Nellie Hardin, developing skills in children; Julie Cluff, building a life after losing a child; Larry Grummer-Strawn, World Health Organization, maternity leave and breastfeeding; Robert DeLaurentis, peace pilot who circumnavigated between North and South Poles; Britney Calkins and Kyla Maurer, surrogacy; Sergio Troncoso, Immigration; Podiatrist Dr. Stephanie Parks, Starlight Ranch Animal Rescue; Dr. Leanne Sculli, Earth to Autism and Repair Cafe; Valerie Legendre, occupational therapists in the NICU, premature babies; Gloria Robinson, home caregiver.
Breastfeeding & Maternity Leave; Larry Grummer-Strawn of World Health Organization
Larry Grummer-Strawn works on infant and young child feeding nutrition for the World Health Organization focusing on global strategies for breastfeeding support. His work includes initiatives such as maternity leave to help women continue breastfeeding after childbirth. Breastfeeding is crucial for a child’s health and survival yet less than half of infants under six months are exclusively breastfed, contrary to WHO recommendations.
Read MoreOccupational Therapy For Premature Babies. Valerie Legendre
Valerie Legendre is an occupational therapist focused on supporting premature infants in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU). She equips families with knowledge and skills to foster their baby’s development highlighting skin-to-skin contact and breastfeeding. Her aim is to ensure that families leave with the confidence and understanding they need for a smooth transition home.
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O que mais me agrada e me faz ser sua amiga, Catarina, é a maneira como você vê o mundo, como se fosse uma extensão do seu quintal. Você tem vontade de abraçar a todos e sua alegria, sinceridade e amor me cativaram.
Translation: What I like the most about being your friend, Catherine, is the way you see the world, as an extension of your backyard. You feel like hugging everyone and your happiness, truth and love captivated me for life.
Dagmar de Morais
São Paulo, Brasil
About me and my podcast
Hello! I am Catherine and I am your host.
I am philosophical but also sentimental. Growing up, life was spent in the outdoors camping, hiking, backpacking, traveling, fishing and singing songs around the campfire. Often times my family and I were alone in the wilderness, except for the wildlife. My parents told both true and imaginative stories which taught us children about life. As a result, I enjoy telling stories and listening to them.
My husband and I meet many people all over the world who share with us their positive actions. Join me in listening to these achievements and perhaps reflect on your own positive imprint. What's YOUR P.I.?
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Enjoy listening to the many positive imprints from around the world. What's YOUR P.I.?