Every child deserves an education, no matter their circumstances or geography. But not every child actually does get to go to school or have access to a quality education.
If you have access to podcasts, you likely have privileges that many of our youth and young adults across the globe don’t have. You have a roof over your head; you have food on your table; and you likely have a job that allows you resources and luxuries that some wouldn’t even dream about.
One of those luxuries is likely time. No matter how busy you are, you don’t have to scavenge for food or other basic necessities. And that means you have the means to give back to those who do.
This week on the podcast, I’m sharing part two of a three-part series on the basic human right to an education. In the episode, I share three ways you can make a positive difference in your own life that allows you to, at the same time, give back to others.
If you care about our youth on a global scale, listen in!
[1:15] - Part two of the three-part series
[1:40] - Clarifying beliefs about what every learner deserves
[2:43] - Our children are facing many issues
[4:12] - Three ways people can make a positive shift in their energy
[5:06] - Passion and purpose help us all dive into life
[6:51] - Implement a gratitude practice in your life
[8:03] - Explore voluntourism as schools and families
[8:55] - Get involved with Camino Seguro
[9:43] - Give your students and kids the gift of being empowered to make a difference
Episode 155: [Human Rights Series] The Right to an Education
Positive Psychology on Ikigai
Blue Zones–Live Better, Longer
School the World and their episode 79 podcast
Volunteer/Get involved at Camino Seguro/Safe Passage
United Nations Sustainable Development Goals
Episode 39: Creating Human-Centered Learning
Great on Their Behalf first chapter
Maureen’s TEDx: Changing My Mind to Change Our Schools
Facebook: Follow Education Evolution
Twitter: Follow Education Evolution
LinkedIn: Follow Education Evolution
Maureen’s book: Creating Micro-Schools for Colorful Mismatched Kids
Micro-school feature on Good Morning America
Facebook: The Micro-School Coalition
