Annette Goes is welcomed back for Part 2. This time she talks about her experience during the Pandemic and her tracheostomy and dealing with both events at the same time. Out of that, she added to her repertoire to become a virtual/hybrid guide.

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Sohana Khan is an architectural designer and researcher committed to using architecture as a tool for social impact, inclusion, and resilience. She currently works at Article 25, a UK-based humanitarian architecture NGO, where she contributes to community-driven projects that support marginalized populations through thoughtful, sustainable design. Look for her on LinkedIn!

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A truly inspiring individual whose story is one of resilience, creativity and community. Despite having a tracheostomy, she lives life to the fullest and delights everyone in the process. AnnetteGoes is her social media handle - so look her up and join in the fun! This episode is Part One - Part Two will be soon!

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Jennie Spanos is Co-Director of Move to Amend and a lifelong advocate for real democracy and community power. Her journey from journalist to organizer reflects her deep commitment to challenging corporate control and uniting justice movements for lasting change.

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Amanda Waring is an award-winning performer, filmmaker, poet & healer whose work inspires dignity, peace & sacred healing. She’s performed for the Queen, spoken at the UN, and teaches death doulas with poetry & song.

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Dr. Barton Rubenstein is an American sculptor who works in water sculpture, wind kinetic sculpture, and vertical sculpture in suspension. Trained as a scientist and engineer, he brings a technical perspective to his art, applying principles of physics, mechanics, and visual perception to the development of his sculptural systems. His sculptures are typically defined by modernist forms, precise fabrication, and an emphasis on the interplay between structure, movement, and the natural elements.

He is also the founder along with his family of The Mother Earth Project in 2015 in Maryland - they were inspired by Barton’s meeting with Al Gore in 2006.

Motivated by Gore’s environmental advocacy, the family began adopting sustainable practices at home, which eventually led their community to become a model for sustainability, including initiatives like LED street lighting.

With their murals, sculptures and parachutes, the Project has become a global movement aligning with the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals - or SDGs.

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Nina Streich - activist/collaborator/filmmaker - is the Executive Director of the Global Film Festival. She aims to ‘“inspire positive social, cultural and personal change…to create a better, more peaceful world.”

For more information, go to peacefilmfest,org or nina@peacefilmfest.org,

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Kurt Krueger has led programs on five continents for elite athletes and coaches, corporations and educational institutions in peak performance practices, stress and trauma release, character inclusion, education and peace-making. You can find out more at:

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