Be A Global Citizen!

A podcast that explores the tools, perspectives, and spirit of global citizenship. Who is a global citizen? What value does global citizenship add to one's life and society at large? Do you consider yourself to be a global citizen? Join Scott Bower, a teacher and educator, who explores these questions to map out new pathways towards a future that is hopefully more peaceful, sustainable, and interconnected. Let's all be global citizens!

Be A Global Citizen! is a education podcast hosted by Peace Together, with 234 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Peace Together hosts Be A Global Citizen!, a education show with 234 episodes published.

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  Be A Global Citizen!

  230. Lucas Welter: Embracing Ambiguity and Wonder

  Oct 1, 20261 hour

  Lucas Welter is a global strategy and organization development executive with more than 20 years of experience leading transformation, talent development, and network alignment across complex international organizations. He served as Chief Organization Development & Strategy Officer at AFS Intercultural Programs, where he led global strategy, organizational development, leadership development, and change initiatives across a network of 60 organizations worldwide. Lucas teaches doctoral students at New York University and at the University of Pennsylvania in organizational change, innovation, and nonprofit leadership. Enjoy our conversation about his early experience of studying abroad and what it means to be a global citizen.

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  229. Sharon Counts: Being Artist Citizens who Lead with Collaboration and Curiosity

  Sep 25, 202658 min

  Sharon Counts is an Assistant Professor of Business and Design Strategies at Parsons School of Design, The New School. Her research-led creative practice explores the efficacy of social impact and community engagement programs in the arts and business. She investigates how design innovations influence emerging trends in business, leadership and community engagement. Sharon has worked broadly as an artistic producer and designer of artistic experiences and programs that prioritize equitable access to culture. She works at the intersection of the arts and innovation, applying strategic design principles to the development of organizational culture and ethical leadership. Check out her thoughts on global citizenship!

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  228. Tonikiaa Orange: Cultivating Communal Spaces for Empowerment and Belonging

  Sep 17, 20261h 1m

  Dr. Tonikiaa Orange serves as the Director for the Educational Leadership Program at UCLA Ed&IS and Director for the Culture and Equity Project (CEP) at UCLA Center X. Her commitment to education spans over 20 years, and she is an expert in culturally responsive pedagogy and is the co-developer of the Reciprocal Learning Partnerships for Equity Coaching Framework. Her work focuses on preparing the next generation of social justice leaders to transform and create equitable and culturally responsive educational spaces for all students. In our dialogue, we talk about cultivating spaces where everyone can feel supported and empowered to build community. Check out what Tonikiaa has to say about being a global citizen!

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  227. Vivi Wei: Listening to Your Heart and Evolving What It Means to Change the World

  Sep 10, 202656 min

  Vivi Wei is Brand Manager and Business Development Director at Brain Co. in Cambridge, Massachusetts. She is a recent graduate from the Harvard Graduate School of Education in Education Policy and Analysis. Her learning journey has taken her from Hubei, China, to Edinburgh, Scotland, to Boston, USA. She shares about her struggles to fit into and work with the Chinese educational system. Her perspective greatly expanded through literature and travel. Vivi has been led by her many interests in international affairs, educational policy, and technology. Her work at Brain Co pulls together her interests in making a change in the world through curriculum related to robotics and coding. Check out what Vivi has to say about being a global citizen!

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  226. Cathleen Kong: Innovation Starts with Empathy

  Sep 3, 202656 min

  Cathleen Kong is a computer science educator and former software engineer at Microsoft with experience teaching, designing technology-enhanced learning experiences, and building software. She is passionate about helping students develop technical skills through engaging, real-world projects in computer science and AI. In our conversation, she shares her interdisciplinary journey of becoming a software engineer and the connecting thread of wanting to build things that help other people. Her work as a teacher comes from a place of hope that new generations of leaders will be equipped with not only the right skills, but also a solid sense of moral values to inform their decisions. Enjoy what Cathleen has to say about being a global citizen.

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