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Ich will etwas verändern. Interview mit Andrea Voß-Frick, Mitgründerin der Grassroot Bewegung Maria 2.0
07.11.2021, 07:00
Die Missstände bei der Aufarbeitung der Missbrauchsfälle in der katholischen Kirche, mehr Mitspracherecht und Zugang zu allen kirchlichen Ämtern, mehr Raum für Spiritualität, Kirche, die alle mit gestalten sind die Forderungen der Bewegung Maria 2.0. Die Bewegung hat sich vor 2 Jahren wie ein Lauffeuer durch Deutschland verbreitet und viele Anhänger-innen gefunden. Ich wollte wissen, wie man mit einer Grassroot Bewegung die Gesellschaft verändert und was diese Veränderung mit einem selbst macht.
Transkript auf www.envoguewithmum.de
www.maria2.0.de
Interview with fashion and change expert Bianca Stäglich (Stilfrage)
13.08.2021, 06:00
Bianca has been working in the fashion industry for 11 years consulting mainly women who want to get back to their professional jobs after a maternity leave or generally women who want to show themselves the way they are and how they feel. Understanding self and public image and freeing yourself of self doubts is what she is dealing with every day. Listen and be encouraged!
Passion projects of people who care
27.04.2021, 13:00
Interview with Dr. Jörg Baetge, professor of a German university and founder of Ilkeek Aare Primary School, a boarding school for half-nomadic Maasai Kids in Kenia about his passion for education and empowerment of Maasai boys and girls that normally don´t have a chance to attend school regularly.
www.massaiinternat.de. the website is currently reconstructed as this project is now under the aegis of Jörgbaetgestiftunghome4education
Passion projects of people who care
12.04.2021, 07:00
Interview with Megan MacLeod, Head of the highschool "Class afloat" on a tall ship about personal development, growth and the potential of change. Inspirational and adaptable - not only for tall ship travellers!
Every year the highschool class afloat travels around the world offering 1 or 2 terms of high quality highschool education. Students of 16 or 17 years can spend grade 11 or 12 on board learning not only academic content but also sailing and social skills.
www.classafloat.com