In the fifth episode of Internet Changemakers, hosts Noha Ashraf AbdelBaky and Claire van Zwieten sit down with Kim Ochs, PhD., an educator and researcher specializing in lifelong learning and education technology, and Isaac Carrasco Ortiz, a sociologist and digital literacy advocate, to explore how the internet connects—and often divides—different generations. This episode, The Digital Age Divide, underscores that the internet is a shared space across ages—one that thrives when everyone

From sugar mills in New Iberia to city gardens in New Orleans, it’s a pretty sweet episode of TWILA! We take a look at how drought conditions are tightening their grip on the state and how Louisiana Farm Bureau is connecting lawmakers and farmers ahead of the special session. We’ll tour the historic M.A. Patout sugar mill, share harvest road safety tips, and see how SPROUT NOLA is growing fresh food in the heart of the city. Plus, we visit Liuzza Land for some fall fun, stop by the

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Spooky season meets service! In this Halloween-themed episode of Sips & Service, hosts Haleigh and Shelby stir up stories, laughter, and League lore from the Junior League of Macon. 👻They recap the first General Membership Meeting with key reminders, celebrate community partners like the Rescue Mission of Middle Georgia, Washington Memorial Library, and Crisis Line & Safe House, and share updates from the Five Star Celebrity Golf Classic and Kendra Scott fundraiser.You’ll also hear:🕯️

The US military has been drawing up plans to launch strikes on Venezuela and potentially capture strategic ports and airfields on the path to a full-blown war.

GoFundMe recently created more than 1.4 million donation pages for U.S. nonprofits — many without notice or consent. In this episode, Christina Tzavaras Edwards unpacks what this means for your organization, your SEO, and your donor trust. You’ll learn why these pages exist, how to check if your nonprofit has one, and the key pros and cons of keeping, claiming, or removing it. Christina also explains why she’s advising nonprofits who’ve never used GoFundMe before to unpublish until they inten...

Welcome to Manna for the Movement, short devotionals from the CCDA community to encourage you to meet with God today, wherever you find yourself on your journey. For the next two weeks, every Thursday, this series will focus on the theme of Shalom—a concept encompassing wholeness, well-being, justice, development, and harmony. It speaks to a state of right relationship with God, with one another, and with creation, where nothing is missing and nothing is broken.In this episode, Gabrielle Piceno

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In this episode of Conservation Stories, host Tillery Timmons Sims sits down with crop insurance expert and lifelong cotton industry advocate Delinda Hicklin to unpack one of agriculture’s most misunderstood topics — crop insurance. Together, they explore how the program evolved from the 1980s farm crisis into today’s vital safety net for U.S. farmers, protecting not just individual livelihoods but the nation’s food and fiber security. Delinda explains

In this episode of Conservation Stories, host Tillery Timmons Sims sits down with crop insurance expert and lifelong cotton industry advocate Delinda Hicklin to unpack one of agriculture’s most misunderstood topics — crop insurance. Together, they explore how the program evolved from the 1980s farm crisis into today’s vital safety net for U.S. farmers, protecting not just individual livelihoods but the nation’s food and fiber security. Delinda explains

In this episode, host Kayla Greer sits down with Alabama Cattlemen’s Association Executive Vice President Erin Beasley to break down President Trump’s recent remarks about importing beef from Argentina. They talk through the immediate reaction of the markets, why producers are raising red flags about safety and precedent, discuss ACA’s position on mandatory country-of-origin labeling, and how you can take action by contacting your members of Congress.

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