LIFESAVERS AMBASSADORS INTERNATIONAL USA BESPOKE ROUNDTABLE PREMIER LAUNCHED AT UNITED NATIONS 66TH CONVENING ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN: IMPACT OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON WOMEN To launch our RoundTable Bespoke Talks, we invited 19 Guest Speakers from the 66th United Nations Convening on the Status of Women: This experience is truly one for the books! Our quarterly RoundTable’s are spearheaded by our very own Lifesavers Ambassador International USA Bespoke Talks Team. Our intent is to Explore, Advocate, and Change individuals, communities, and countries through implementable Actions. Our RoundTable's enable freeform expression and exploration from various perspectives through conversation and dialogue further strengthening the understanding of issues, impacts and solutions in developing women’s abilities to advance cultures, societies and nations. Moderator Right Hon Yvonne Gamble, Speaker Danielle Bengono, Speaker Cathy Derksen, Speaker Jennifer Green-Blair, Speaker Marlo Manns, Speaker Baylan Megino, Speaker Ann Metcalfe, Speaker Yolisa Molefe, Speaker Dr Ntsiki Ncoco, Speaker Dr. Robyn Odegaard, Speaker Dr. Onika Shirley, Speaker DrCat Shrier, Speaker Lashondra Graves The Apartment Lady, Speaker Vera Thomas, Speaker Dr. Joy Vaughn, Speaker Jacque Zoccoli, Speaker Angela Legh and Speaker Catherine Tuitt LLB Hons MBE Legal Advisor & Author.

What are we doing to create this climate change, excess heat, pollutants in the air and water etc.? I know the Earth goes through cycles and this could be one of them. but I also know that humans are the major cause of toxins in our air, water and in our bodies! Women are the major caregivers in their families all around the world, in every culture - women look after the children (always exceptions), do the cooking and shopping, growing of crops and in some countries, walk miles to get water every day. These women are not likely to be causing air and water pollution whereas in North American / big cities where cars are the norm, they are.

Be Financially Fit delves deeply into its offerings to the Artistic Community in both financial literacy and professional management services. Serving primarily entertainers, Ashley’s desire to educate her clients and other businesses has spawned the "Baller on A Budget Academy" balleronabudgetacademy.com that teaches the importance of understanding business finances, investing and legacy creation for the Artist and The Art.

LIFESAVERS AMBASSADORS INTERNATIONAL USA BESPOKE ROUNDTABLE PREMIER LAUNCHED AT UNITED NATIONS 66TH CONVENING ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN: THE WORLD OF WOMEN To launch our RoundTable Bespoke Talks, we invited 18 Guest Speakers from the 66th United Nations Convening on the Status of Women: This experience is truly one for the books! Our quarterly RoundTable’s are spearheaded by our very own Lifesavers Ambassador International USA Bespoke Talks Team. Our intent is to Explore, Advocate, and Change individuals, communities, and countries through implementable Actions. Our RoundTable's enable freeform expression and exploration from various perspectives through conversation and dialogue further strengthening the understanding of issues, impacts and solutions in developing women’s abilities to advance cultures, societies and nations.

As part of the launch of the Lifesavers Ambassadors International USA Bespoke RoundTable, Educational Leadership and the Global Majority Decolonising Narratives Book Author Rosemary Campbell Stephens set down with Lifesavers Ambassadors International USA Country Director Hon. Yvonne Gamble for an exclusive one-on-one interview to examines the impact of ontological racialising and socialising over time of Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) school leaders as minorities. At a time when systemic racism globally has been thrust into sharp relief, it argues that the continued systematic racialisation and minoritisation of Black, Asian and other people of the Global Majority is a form of neo-colonialism. The Author shares how an invitation to address the under-representation of Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) school leaders in London schools became a provocation to reclaim and reframe critical discourses about the role of leadership by people of the Global Majority.

Marlo Manns relates how to tell the story of climate change from a 2 year old to 120 year old. We all can benefit from her 3 primary story telling tips: 1. Personalize the message. Connect climate change with individual values and world views. 2. Make it relatable. Put the facts in context with real-life comparisons to make them more meaningful. 3. Bring actions home. Tell what are you doing to shift your paradigm in climate change.

You will learn to instill greatness into all you teach, train or motivate. My years of experience in training and development for companies, schools, and youth has been the journey to bring me here. To know your purpose is to live and love your life. I know my purpose is to uplift, motivate, encourage and inspire. It transcends work and is a way of life.

Businesses that build strategies that are inclusive of climate change initiatives will fare out better in the long-haul of climate change. Learn ways that you can arm your business in the Age of Climate Change including 1. Publicly Support Climate Legislation As Part of Your Carbon-Neutral Campaign Legislation 2. Launch A Carbon-Neutral Campaign 3. Campaign with Industry Associations For Climate Action.

Women are the major caregivers in their families all around the world, in every culture - women look after the children (always exceptions), do the cooking and shopping, growing of crops and in some countries, walk miles to get water every day. These women are not likely to be causing air and water pollution whereas in North American / big cities where cars are the norm, they are. Something interesting I discovered recently in my research was the impact of large-scale agriculture on the quality of our soils. Monoculture crop production is actually destroying our soils. They no longer are a living organism.... the microbiota of the soil has been destroyed. What that means is that much of our food no longer contains the nutrients and minerals that we used to get decades ago. The effect of that is our health is affected - greater amounts of chronic diseases, more pharmaceuticals that is also an issue when they are eliminated from our bodies.