Kids are Philanthropists, Too!
Want to better understand how kids see and interpret the world? Want to know more about social issues? This podcast is for people of all ages to explore important social challenges, with kids (ages 10-12) as your guides.
Episodes
In Season 6 of Kids Are Philanthropists Too!, we are diving into The Future of Good. 🌟
In this episode our co-hosts explore the role that philanthropy can play in changing the future of education. Our special guest is Nicole Rodriguez Leach, Executive Director of Grantmakers for Educati...
Welcome to Season 6 of Kids Are Philanthropists Too! — this season we're diving into The Future of Good. 🌟
In this episode our co-hosts explore how to CHANGE the future with Jake Dunagan, Futurist with IFTF. More about Jake below!
Our Hosts: Season 6 is hosted by Amy Neugeba...
Welcome to Season 6 of Kids Are Philanthropists Too! — this season we're diving into The Future of Good. 🌟
In our fifth episode our co-hosts interview Andrea Liu, food scientist and content strategist, about the future of FOOD! Andrea can be found at The Chinese Vegan.
Our H...
Welcome to Season 6 of Kids Are Philanthropists Too! — this season we're diving into The Future of Good. 🌟
In our fourth episode our co-hosts interview Trista Harris, President of FutureGood and author of FutureGood, a guidebook for leaders who want to harness the tools of futurism to dr...
Welcome to Season 6 of Kids Are Philanthropists Too! — this season we're diving into The Future of Good. 🌟
In our third episode our co-hosts interview Frank Liu, Founder of Brand Justice, about the role of art in anticipating and imaging the future. The full coversation covers everything...
Welcome to Season 6 of Kids Are Philanthropists Too! — this season we're diving into The Future of Good. 🌟
In our second episode our co-hosts interview Dylan Hendricks, Director of the 10 Year Forecast at the Institute for the Future, about the role of futurists in anticipating and imagi...
Welcome to Season 6 of Kids Are Philanthropists Too! — this season we're diving into The Future of Good. 🌟
In this very first episode, you'll get to know our co-hosts — curious kids who are not only asking big questions but also imagining brighter possibilities for the world. Together, t...
In this last episode of Season 5, Tech for Good, we explore the future, technology, and how we could solve many of the social issues discussed throughout the season.
Want more information about The Giving Square and how to facilitate deeper community connections for kids, check us out: www.thegivingsquare.org!
Join us for our sixth episode of Season 5: Tech for Good. In this episode our co-hosts discuss life without tech - what happens, what can we learn, and what do we miss. We speak with high-tech professional and no-tech enthusiast, Neil McFarb.
Want more information about The Giving Square and how to facilitate deeper community connections for kids, check us out: www.thegivingsquare.org!
Join us for our second episode of Season 5: Tech for Good. In this episode our co-hosts discuss their own feelings and experiences with AI. We talk about the opportunities and challenges of AI and are joined by Dr. Rhett Oldham who contributes his expertise as an educator and AI enthusiast.
Dr. Rhett Oldham is currently the Director of Social Studies Curriculum for the State of Missouri. Prior to that I taught 7th Grade American H...
Join us for our first official episode of Season 5, all about technology. In this episode our co-hosts discuss their own feelings and experiences with technology. We talk about everything from youtube addiction to life without technology. Join us for our full season about the role technology can play in doing good in the world.
Want more information about The Giving Square and how to facilitate deeper community connections for kids...
We know how kids experienced the election, but what about kids? Listen to this special edition of "Kids are Philanthropists, Too!", a podcast hosted by kids. This special episode features kids from ages 10 to 17 talking about how they experienced the election, when political identities are formed, and how to handle Thanksgiving celebrations when not everyone agrees.
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Summary: In this final episode of Season 4, "The Real School Life", our co-hosts explored the most controversial location of all, the school cafeteria!
Our Hosts: Season 4 is hosted by Amy Neugebauer, Executive Director of The Giving Square. In this episode Amy is joined by our 11-15 year old hosts Alona, Jayden, Aofie, Kivaan, and TGS Intern (and high school student) Aleena.
The Podcast: "Kid...
Summary: In this episode of Season 4, "The Real School Life", we are in conversation with Brenton Meade & Samira Ibhrahim, two high-school leadership students from Anne Arundel County. We discuss what the Student Government Association is, how to get involved within student government, and the value of different leadership styles that amplify you as a person!
Our Hosts: Season 4 is hosted by Amy Neugebauer...
Summary: In this episode of Season 4, "The Real School Life", we are in conversation with Caitlin Keegun, a high school health teacher in Anne Arundel County, Maryland. We explore the importance of health class, the health challenges kids and teens face, and how to talk about sensitive topics within the classroom.
Our Hosts: Season 4 is hosted by Amy Neugebauer, Executive Director of The Giving Square. In ...
Summary: In this episode of Season 4, "The Real School Life", we are in conversation with Liz McCollum-Lord, an Applied Behavior Analyist from Louisiana. We discuss the importance of accommodating learning in schools, how we can be equitable in the classroom, and how kids can help support the needs of their classmates.
Summary: In this episode of Season 4, "The Real School Life", we are in conversation with Maryann Peschel, an experienced teacher from Connecticut. We start with kids' perceptions and questions about the teachers perspective. We go on to cover everything from safety, to teacher-student conflicts, to teacher concerns, to phones.
Our Hosts: Season 4 is hosted by Amy Neugebauer, Executive Director of The Giv...
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