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Capacity Building and Organizational Health
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Episode 111: Megan Parker – Because Children Belong in Families

August 28, 2018
Tagged as: advocacy, CAFO, Karen Hutcheson, leadership, Megan Parker, missions, orphanage, orphancare, Phil Darke, podcast, ThinkOrphan, Uganda

In Episode 111, Dr. Karen speaks with Megan Parker, Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Co-Founder of Abide Family Center in Uganda, about: Continue reading →

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Psychosocial Care/Trauma Informed Care

Episode 97: Bethany Haley Williams – Developing Hope Children and Young Peacemakers

May 22, 2018
Tagged as: advocacy, CAFO, Child Soldiers, Gospel, Karen Hutcheson, Kony, LRA, Phil Darke, podcast, Sam Burgess, ThinkOrphan, trauma, Uganda

In Episode 97, you will hear from Bethany Haley Williams, Ph.D., Founder of Exile International and author of Color of Grace, talking with Sam about: Continue reading →

Tag: Uganda

Episode 111: Megan Parker – Because Children Belong in Families

Episode 97: Bethany Haley Williams – Developing Hope Children and Young Peacemakers

Episode 4: Todd Guckenberger – Orphanages, Mission Trips, and Child Development

Episode 94: Mark Stuart – Being the Hands and Feet in Haiti

Episode 3: Peter Greer – Preventing Orphans by Alleviating Poverty

Episode 1: Kelly Stewart and Philip Darke – The Why, What, and How of ThinkOrphan

Episode 2: Jedd Medefind – The Beauty and Brokenness of Orphan Care

Episode 34: Tara VanderWoude – Ambiguous Loss and Transracial Adoption

Episode 51: Dr. Delia Pop – How We Can Discover and Develop Each Child’s Uniqueness in Cross-Cultural Situations

Episode 107: Kim de Blecourt – Be Patient

Episode 28: Troy Livesay – Maternal Care, Male Discipleship, and Ministry in Haiti

Episode 118: Jason Johnson – Everyone Can Do Something

Jeff Juhala – Episode 161 – The Power of Spontaneous Moments

2020 Year-End Review Show

Jared Scheppmann – Episode 159 – Addressing Root Causes and Rewriting the Story of Disability

Lisa Qualls – Episode 158 – Bridging the Theory-Practice Gap and Becoming a Connected Parent

Episode 157: Season 8 Mid-Season Review

Episode 156: [Recast] Caroline Leaf – Switch On Your Brain

Spencer Reeves – Episode 155 – Transitioning from Orphanages to Families

Robert Glover – Episode 154 – Creating Home for Over 1 Million Children

Keith McFarland – Episode 153 – Pursuing Excellence, Part 2

Keith McFarland – Episode 152 – Pursuing Excellence, Part 1

Episode 71: Robert Day – Overcoming Childhood Trauma and Transitioning from Institutional to Family-Based Care

Episode 61: Mark & Jan Foreman – Iraq: The Forgotten Hope (Episode 5 of the Refugee Crisis Series)

Episode 83: Arturo Barrientos – Working Together to Bring Justice & Mercy to Orphaned and Vulnerable Children

Episode 95: Sarah Gesiriech – Turning Faith into Action

Episode 9: Craig Greenfield – Subversive, Radical Orphan Care

Episode 12: Dr. John Sowers – Combating Fatherlessness

Episode 4: Todd Guckenberger – Orphanages, Mission Trips, and Child Development

Episode 38: Victor Marx – Dealing with Trauma in Prisons, Schools, Refugee Camps, ISIS Victims, and Your Own Backyard (Part 1)

Episode 2: Jedd Medefind – The Beauty and Brokenness of Orphan Care

Episode 39: Victor Marx – Dealing with Trauma in Prisons, Schools, Refugee Camps, ISIS Victims, and Your Own Backyard (Part 2)

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