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EPISODE · May 11, 2021 · 48 MIN

Living her legacy through social entrepreneurship

from Boomer Banter, Real Talk about Aging Well

Barbara Greenspan Shaiman was born in Germany, the daughter of holocaust survivors who emigrated to the US when she was 3-years old. She began her career in education, and transitioned to owning a very successful recruiting business.It was a trip to Auschwitz with her parents that changed the direction of her life. She started a program called Champions of Caring in Philadelphia high schools to encourage kids to become leaders in service. Her passion for intergenerational work led her to bring a program to Temple University that brings elders and college students together in a learning environment.The stories Barbara shares about lessons she learned from her mother and the inspiration this has brought to her life are powerful.Prepare to be inspired! Barbara Shaiman's contact information:[email protected] To support Hey, Boomer:www.buymeacoffe.com/HeyBoomer0413 

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