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Young Voices - An Intercultural Podcast

We are young@mission21, a network for young adults. We are committed to exchange among young adults from all over the world and working together for a just world. With this podcast, we want to give people from all over the world a voice. Each episode gives another person the possibility to share about what is important to them.  The opinions shared in this podcast are those of the speakers and do not represent the official positions of Mission 21.Learn new things, have first hand insights about other countries, hear people’s stories and get inspired.  If you like to learn more about us, you can find us on social media (@youngatmission21) or get in touch with an email to [email protected].

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  1. 49

    #46 Laura from Spain talks about organized crime and the phenomenon of disappearances in Mexico

  2. 48

    #45 Lydia from Kenya talks about "Youth Can Thrive", writing, leadership and networking

  3. 47

    #44 Keshoe from Kenya talks about the New Lion Project and leadership

  4. 46

    #43 Ankur from India talks about the Christian minority in Gujarat and his engagement in the church

  5. 45

    #42 Flois from Switzerland talks about "Theology of Childhood" and youth participation in the church

  6. 44

    #41 Karina de Chile habla sobre la teología de la niñez y la participación de niños y niñas en las iglesias

    Dear listeners, This podcast episode is in Spanish and is about the "theology of childhood" and youth participation in the church. If you are interested in these topics, you can tune in for the next podcast on the 30th of January, in which we will cover the same topics in English!

  7. 43

    #40 Nora from Switzerland talks about educational and work opportunities for refugees and her work at SEET

  8. 42

    #39 Michelin from Indonesia talks about gender-based violence, violence against nature and her work with Indigenous communities

  9. 41

    #38 Christopher from Ghana talks about the sustainable development goals and youth engagement

  10. 40

    #37 Namrata from Nepal talks about the conservation sector in Nepal

  11. 39

    #36 Nora and Clifford talk about supporting peacebuilding through access to education and creating economic opportunities

  12. 38

    #35 Suvechchha from Nepal talks about political youth participation

  13. 37

    #34 Stanley from Kenya talks about digital inclusion in advancing peace and sustainability

  14. 36

    #33 Christof from Switzerland talks about theater, games, and roles

  15. 35

    #32 Nihad from Algeria talks about cultural empowerment and identity

  16. 34

    #31 Pisen from Cambodia talks about the perception of disability, broadening one's worldview, and pursuing education

  17. 33

    #30 Laila from Syria talks about her experience of displacement

  18. 32

    #29 Esra from Turkey talks about gender roles, marriage, and traditions

  19. 31

    #28 Katarina from Croatia talks about the healthcare system, integrative medicine, and having the power to go a different path

    Dear listener, Here are a few terms from this episode that may not be commonly known: TCM = Tradicional Chinese MedicineResilience = resilience or resilient in a medical context means that the body is able to respond to stress in a healthy way leading to a stronger resilience against sickness

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    #27 Renia from Greece talks about working in an NGO with people on the move

  21. 29

    #26 Sandy from Switzerland talks about existence and resistance

  22. 28

    #25 Audra from Indonesia talks about the issue of racism, the experience of being a female pastor, and female spirituality

  23. 27

    #24 Clifford from Nigeria talks about the importance of education, youth empowerment, and economical empowerment

  24. 26

    #23 Steven from Germany talks about the empowerment of young people and creating participation & dialogue through Ecumenism

    Please note, that Steven uses the pronouns they/ them - unfortunately we did misuse their pronouns in this episode. 

  25. 25

    #22 Rosemary from Tanzania talks about child marriage

    Dear listeners, this episode contains difficult subjects like child marriage and violence in relationships. 

  26. 24

    #21 Sandra from Austria talks about her studies, women in church, and Vienna

  27. 23

    #20 Chester from the Philippines talks about traveling, religion, teaching, and social issues in South East Asia

  28. 22

    #19 Katy from Peru talks about activism, especially female environmental activists (Part 2)

  29. 21

    #18 Katy from Peru talks about activism, especially female environmental activists (Part 1)

  30. 20

    #17 Rita from Cameroon talks about her career journey as an HIV coordinator

  31. 19

    #16 Nyanagun talks about being a midwife in South Sudan and how to overcome differences

  32. 18

    #15 Tobias from Switzerland talks about his engagement in the church, his master thesis and the importance of the climate crisis

  33. 17

    #14 Amabel from Indonesia about her life, swimming and food

  34. 16

    #13 Raysa from Peru about Flora Tristan and women's rights

  35. 15

    #12 Martha from Tanzania about UHDF and the importance of education

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    voices from around the world about gender equality and women in society

  37. 13

    #11 Abiud from DR Congo about the love of hope

  38. 12

    #10 Januar from Indonesia about interreligious cooperation and being a pastor.

  39. 11

    #09 Faraja from Tanzania about singing and empowering the young

  40. 10

    #08 Salome from Switzerland about interfaith encounters and teaching about religion

  41. 9

    #07 Mónica from Mexico about the situation of LGBTQIA+ people and what can be done to create a more peaceful place for everyone

  42. 8

    #06 Yunita from Indonesia about sociopolitical engagement and the protection of rights

  43. 7

    #05 Peter from Cameroon about youth engagement and intercultural exchange

  44. 6

    #04 André from Switzerland about politics and poems

  45. 5

    #03 Cris from Costa Rica about human rights, indigenous communities and gender justice

  46. 4

    #02 Anne from Malaysia about PACOS, nature and women empowerment

  47. 3

    #01: Janet from Nigeria about agriculture, young people and diversity

  48. 2

    TEASER - Christmas Talk with Anne from Malaysia

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We are young@mission21, a network for young adults. We are committed to exchange among young adults from all over the world and working together for a just world. With this podcast, we want to give people from all over the world a voice. Each episode gives another person the possibility to share about what is important to them.  The opinions shared in this podcast are those of the speakers and do not represent the official positions of Mission 21.Learn new things, have first hand insights about other countries, hear people’s stories and get inspired.  If you like to learn more about us, you can find us on social media (@youngatmission21) or get in touch with an email to [email protected].

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