positive role models

 Join Joe and Mell on a transformative journey of parenthood with a powerful episode on "Rites of Passage" in the Strong Family Project!

Discover the profound impact of storytelling in raising kids, shaping their values, and instilling a strong sense of purpose. Learn how defining what it means to be a good man sets a solid foundation for their personal growth.

In this insightful episode, we explore strategies to define success for our children, have crucial life conversations, and create unforgettable events that reinforce important life lessons.

As parents, we play a crucial role in guiding our children towards adulthood. We'll delve into the significance of recognizing and including positive role models, embracing emotions in parenting, and teaching essential qualities to our daughters to empower them to become great women.

Effective communication and problem-solving skills are vital in fostering strong family bonds. Let's uncover the role of leadership and accountability in personal growth and creating a supportive environment for our children to thrive.

Cherishing special moments and capturing memories allow us to reinforce valuable teachings and appreciate the present. Reflect on your own childhood experiences and gain insights into guiding your children towards a bright future.

Join us for an enriching discussion on "Rites of Passage" in parenting that will empower you with actionable strategies and heartfelt wisdom.

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Episode highlights:

(0:00:00) - End School-to-Prison Pipeline With Dr. Tank

(0:10:03) - Impactful Education Work and Challenges

(0:16:58) - Positive Affirmation and Celebrating Academic Success

(0:23:41) - Diversity and Inclusion

(0:33:29) - New Paths in Education

(0:45:48) - Education Hope for African-Americans

(0:54:48) - Hustle Your Way to Success

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My guests for this episode is Jimmy G from Chicano Time and Sunny from Wellness By Oneness Works. We talk about Jimmy's goal of funding a youth center for kids, being a positive role model,  the military, god, spirituality, aliens and more!

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In the first episode of a new series of The Active Code, hosts Paul Griffiths and Luke Johnson are joined by Justin Coleman and Rudro Sen from Alliance of Sport in Criminal Justice.

Who is Justin Coleman? 

Justin is Co-Founder and COO of Alliance of Sport in Criminal Justice, an organisation which was set up to reduce violence, crime and reoffending. 

Justin is an expert in leading and delivering projects that use sport and physical activity in the Criminal Justice System.

He has won several awards for his work, including Prison Officer of the Year 2009 (Working with Young People) and a Major Butler Trust Award for his programme design and delivery.

Who is Rudro Sen?

Before moving to London, Rudro worked on the Just for Kicks programme in Mumbai, using football to support under-privileged teenagers to develop leadership skills and improve their life chances. 

He continued in the Sport for Development sector at the National Citizen Service (NCS) in London, working with 15-17-year-olds from diverse backgrounds on summer activity programmes.

Rudro is now Project Manager for Alliance of Sport’s Levelling the Playing Field project which aims to use sport to address over-representation in the youth justice system.

What is the podcast about?

• Justin and Rudro speak about their goal of facilitating a network of organisations to create “can do” attitudes.
• They discuss the importance of having positive role models in all communities, especially harder to reach ones, to inspire future generations.
• Justin describes his belief that physical activity is something we should all “just do” and not need to think about.

Kathleen Nelson-Simley joins us on this episode of "Win This Year" to discuss how we can help our kids have a clear vision of their future, how our expectations for them can affect that future, and how the example we set for them can make a profound impact as well.

Kathleen is a leading substance use prevention educator, coach and consultant who has trained more than 10,000 people across the globe. Her 34 years of prevention experience comes from working with community-based youth programs and school districts, serving as a trainer for a national prevention research-based company and now running her own business - KNS Learning Solutions. She offers her clients resources, training and support in effective prevention strategies and teaching methods, parent engagement, community and school support, group facilitation skills, grant writing and leadership coaching. She is also the licensed trainer for All Stars - a series of research-based prevention curricula for students in grades 4-12.

Contact information and resources and links mentioned in this episode:


Kathleen Nelson-Simley's Website:
https://knslearningsolutions.com/

"Putting the Puzzle Pieces Together" blog entry:
https://knslearningsolutions.com/news/putting-the-puzzle-pieces-together-2/

"What You Expect is What You Get" blog entry: https://knslearningsolutions.com/news/what-you-expect-is-what-you-get/

"Reading You Like a Book" blog entry:
https://knslearningsolutions.com/news/reading-you-like-a-book/


National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: (800) 273-8255

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Teen Lifeline: (800) 248-8336

SAMHSA Behavioral Health Treatment Locator: https://findtreatment.samhsa.gov/

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