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United World Changers

United World Changers

Di: Adreina Adams
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 World Changers is a weekly exploration dedicated to changing your world and the world by engaging in thought provoking , courageous, transformative, spiritual conversations with thought leaders, change agents, entrepreneurs and visionaries who reimagine a world where racial healing, mental wellness and financial empowerment exists for all. A world where everybody matters and everybody wins.

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Adreina Adams Economia Igiene e vita sana Scienze sociali
Episodi
  • Together, We’ll Change the World

    Together, We’ll Change the World
    May 4 2021

    “Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world. Indeed, it’s the only thing that ever has.” – Margaret Mead

    Welcome to the United World Changers podcast – a weekly spiritual connection where visionaries, thought leaders, change agents collaborate, share ideas, visions, innovative policy, and organizational strategies to transform and create new practical and effective systems for law enforcement, mental wellness, racial healing, and so much more.

    In this first episode, I wanted to get you acquainted with who I am and why I am doing this podcast. You will hear the reasons I’m so passionate about changing the world, little by little. The transformation of institutions, systems, policies, and programs will create a world where everyone and everything matters.

    Tune in, and learn more about my plans for this podcast, and what to expect from the next episodes.

    In This Episode, You Will Learn:

    • A little bit about myself. (01:10)
    • Why I created the United World Changers podcast. (02:08)
    • My early experiences with the police. (05:19)
    • The need for holistic and comprehensive reforms. (08:56)

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