Alisha Arora, a 15-year-old changemaker currently working on Artificial Intelligence to detect suicidal ideation, a UNICEF youth ambassador, and the youngest researcher at MIT, talks with Promly CEO Jen Libby and intern Eve Sorrentino about these incredible endeavors and more.
**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!
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.
Izzy Cutler, a senior at Tulane University who helped to found the organization Strong City, a non-profit created to help youth in New Orleans by working with community partners and providing impactful resources, talks with Promly intern Marina Perkins about the impact of charity work and doing so in a community that is not your own. Cutler also shares her journey and challenges in starting an organization from the ground up and provides advice to listeners who are looking to do the same at their school.
Alisha Arora, a 15-year-old changemaker currently working on Artificial Intelligence to detect suicidal ideation, a UNICEF youth ambassador, and the youngest researcher at MIT, talks with Promly CEO Jen Libby and intern Eve Sorrentino about these incredible endeavors and more.
Promly intern Eve Sorrentino and CEO Jen Libby sit down with the up-and-coming musical artist Hans Williams. A college student and verified Spotify artist, he shares his musical journey thus far and how music has been therapeutic for him after a tragic event during his freshman year of college.
Promly Founder & CEO Jen Libby and Promly Advisory GenZ Board member Katie Greer sat down with Taylor Parker from Born This Way Foundation. Taylor is now 23, and they have been involved with the Born This Way Foundation since they were 19. They shared some of their personal stories, lessons they have learned along the way, how they take care of themselves as someone who is quite busy, and more about the Born This Way Foundation. One of their big campaigns that runs from September 1st - September 21st is the #BeKind21campaign. Check out the hashtag on any social media channel to learn more about it!
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.
Check out their website here: https://bornthisway.foundation
Further Information/ Call to Action: https://pleasestay.us
Promly founder and CEO Jen Libby and Promly intern Zach Crillo sat down with Lily Kramon and Cheryl Eskin from Teen Line. Lily is a 16 year old volunteer for Teen Line and Cheryl is the director of Teen Line. Teen Line was started around 40 years ago on the idea that when teens are struggling, they are most likely to turn to other teens, or their peers, for help or guidance. Every year, Teen Line trains around 60-80 teens to become a volunteer. Listen in to learn more about Teen Line; what it takes to get trained, what it is like to be a volunteer, what it feels like to help other teens and more!
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.
Check out Teen Line’s website: https://www.teenline.org
CALL 800-852-8336 from 6 PM - 10 PM PST to connect with a trained teen
TEXT “TEEN” to 839863 from 6 PM - 9 PM PST to connect with a trained teen
Listen here on Buzzsprout and other streaming services: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1304890/episodes/9422805-teen-line
Listen here on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/0vQGmZbWfuf7CaoUv34Zo1?si=1afd77010f1c433c
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