Be the change. Podcast

Change comes when you find the cause that inspires you. Braven’s mission is to support underrepresented college students in securing their first jobs after graduation. For more information, visit https://bebraven.org .

Change comes from strong relationships. Changeist's mission is to develop a community of young people who are passionate about creating a more just society based in Los Angeles and Stockton, California. For more information, visit https://changeist.org .

Change is made when we show up. Marlow Baines is the Youth Director of Earth Guardians which is an organization committed to inspiring and training environmental and social justice activists. For more information, visit https://www.earthguardians.org .

Change comes when we listen. The Do Better Campaign is an organization committed to raising awareness about gender-based violence on college campuses around the country. For more information, visit their website at https://www.dobettercampaign.org or connect with them on Instagram @thedobettercampaign.

Change will come when we agree that protecting human lives is more important than honoring heritage. This is my personal account of the June 22, 2020 protests in Washington DC.

Change starts with civic education. The Community Enrichment Project is an organization focused on enhancing underserved communities in Washington DC by teaching young people about civic engagement. For more information, visit their website at https://www.thecepdc.org or connect with them on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook at thecepdc.

Change comes from concern. Concerned Citizens of DC is an organization formed by young people who met at the protests at The White House and joined together to voice their common concerns. To read their list of demands mentioned in the episode, check out this link: https://justpaste.it/3bzvi .

Change is coming. Hundreds of thousands of people attended the protests in Washington DC on Saturday, June 6th, and I want to share some of their stories as well as my own account of the events.

Change is organic. Aaron Covington and his friends started walking down the streets of Washington DC and found themselves leading a massive march through the city to the Lincoln Memorial on Tuesday, June 2nd.

Change takes guts. This is my personal account of the George Floyd protests in Washington DC on June 1st.