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Dalya Massachi
Empowering Changemakers: Award-Winning Author, Editor, Speaker, Trainer, Coach
Dalya Massachi is an expert in various fields including writing, editing, indie publishing, nonprofits & social enterprises, grants & fundraising. She is an award-winning author and the founder of Writing for Community Success. Dalya's educational background includes a BA in International Studies from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and an MA in International Affairs from Ohio University. She has been involved with organizations like Young Nonprofit Professionals Network, Good Point Collective, Toastmasters International, and Equal Rights Advocates. Dalya is a former author of 'Writing to Make a Difference: 25 Powerful Techniques to Boost Your Community Impact.'
Highlights
Hey folks:
If you've listened to any of the 17 episodes of the Everyday Climate Champions podcast (https://lnkd.in/gcsd5iw7) and wondered "What is an easy way to support this?" - have I got an idea for you!
You may have heard our brief (15-minute) interviews with Logan Evasco, Mira Hapsari, Anu Ramamurty, Marcia Pugsley, Shaandiin Cedar, Abbe Hoenscheid Clemons, Ravinder Sehgal, Sean Armstrong, Ambrose Carroll, Peri Plantenberg, Aditi Anand, Pete Kronowitt, Jennifer Silverstein, or many others.
We're collecting brief notes of support from our listeners. Might you be able to write a few sentences about your experiences/takeaways from the podcast?
A few things you might touch on:
- Choice of local guests like me ("everyday people")
- Choice of topics that interest me
- Rotating team of different local hosts (adults and teens)
- Episodes of only 15 minutes
- Transcripts/blog posts are helpful
- Show notes offer good resources
- Production value (I enjoy the music, sound effects, and/or sound quality)
- Frequency (currently about once a month)
- Recommend it to others in my life
Below are some examples of what we've gotten thus far:
• "This podcast is one of the best examples of solutions-based locally focused climate content. It's rare to find such a great amalgam of best practices all in one program."
• " I think this podcast will help me reorient my thinking…I tend to think climate action is done at the high policy level and I’m often frustrated. I think: 'what can I really do?'”
• "I had an ‘aha’ moment! …That relatable, local story is what stood out."
• "It gave me ideas and hope."
Thanks so much for considering this! Just type in your comment below.
HI friends and colleagues:
This month has yielded 2 (TWO!) republications of Everyday Climate Champions Podcast episodes. (Trust me, this is just the beginning.)
Earlier this month, our Episode 2 (People-Powered Solar as a Climate Justice Solution) appeared on the Proximate website: https://lnkd.in/gKGujQV2
Today, our Episode 12 (Plant-Based Diets: A Climate Solution Right on Our Plates) appeared on the Linksploration website: https://lnkd.in/gGfNPNaM
It's great to know that our work is starting to sprout legs beyond our own platform, and reach new audiences. If you haven't been able to catch up on all 15 episodes we've released so far (they're only 15 minutes each!), feel free to do so. They are all available on your favorite podcast app (https://lnkd.in/gcsd5iw7) or at: https://lnkd.in/gsEAF4SS
Best wishes for the last few days of 2023!
