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Ep. 48 - Amvi Maheshwari and Natalie Gonzalez

Ep. 48 - Amvi Maheshwari and Natalie Gonzalez

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When Kindness Becomes Prevention: A Conversation with Amvi Maheshwari & Natalie GonzalezWhat if building safer schools begins with something as simple as saying hello?As a new school year begins, students are settling into classes, finding friends, joining clubs, and discovering where they belong. Yet for many young people, the first weeks of school can also be lonely. Some students feel invisible. Others carry struggles that no one around them can see.In this episode of Moving Forward: Conversations on Culture, Identity, Healing, and Hope, Linda Anderson sits down with Amvi Maheshwari and Natalie Gonzalez, student leaders of the SAVE Promise Club at American High School.As they begin their senior year, Amvi and Natalie are already leaving a lasting impact on their school by helping create a culture where every student feels seen, heard, and valued.SAVE (Students Against Violence Everywhere) Promise is built on a powerful belief: schools become safer when students feel connected. Through initiatives like Start With Hello and Say Something, students learn that kindness, inclusion, and paying attention to one another are more than nice ideas—they are essential to building communities where everyone feels they belong.But before discussing leadership, Linda invites listeners to meet the two young women behind the titles.Amvi and Natalie share the personal experiences that shaped them, what inspired them to join SAVE Promise, and how their work has changed the way they see themselves and others. They speak honestly about belonging, authentic leadership, trusting teammates, and the importance of listening without judgment.Their conversation offers valuable insights not only for students, but also for educators, parents, and community members seeking to better understand the challenges—and the remarkable strengths—of today's teenagers.Throughout the episode, they remind us that creating a safer school isn't only about responding when something goes wrong. It's about building relationships before someone feels forgotten.In This Episode, You'll Hear About:Why belonging is one of the most important ingredients of a healthy school community.How simple acts of kindness can change the culture of an entire campus.What inspired Amvi Maheshwari and Natalie Gonzalez to become leaders in the SAVE Promise Club.The difference between reacting to problems and preventing them through connection.What today's students wish adults better understood about teenage life.The leadership lessons they've learned by serving others.The legacy they hope to leave as they begin their senior year.Encouragement for students who are still searching for where they belong.Whether you're a student, educator, parent, or community leader, this conversation is a reminder that every person has the power to help someone else feel seen, valued, and connected.Sometimes, the smallest act—a greeting, a conversation, an invitation—can change someone's story.Memorable Quote"Our titles may introduce us. Our stories connect us. Every person has a story. And every story has the power to encourage someone else."Connect with the PodcastIf this conversation encouraged you, please subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with someone who believes in the power of kindness, belonging, and student leadership.Because when we choose to notice one another, we all move forward.If you have a comment or question please email us at themovingforwardpodcast@gmail.comFollow us on:InstagramFacebook LinkedIn Music by Maksym_Dudchyk from PixabayPodcast produced by Ury Gonzalez
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