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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.
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#52 From the Archive: Katy talks about activism and female environmental activists
Hi there, as you may have noticed, this episode is from our archive and was already published some while ago. We decided to republish three episodes as part of our annual campaign, which is centered around gender-based violence and how we c
#51 From the Archive: Raysa talks about Flora Tristán and women’s rights
Hi there, as you may have noticed, this episode is from our archive and was already published some while ago. We decided to republish three episodes as part of our annual campaign, which is centered around gender-based violence and how we c
#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
#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 Medicine Resilience = resilience or resilient in a medical context means that the body is able to respond to stress in a healthy