January 14, 2024

Season 7 Episode 67: Carlos Santini

By Meg Birmingham

In Episode 67 of in our tribe, we sit down with Carlos Santini, the CEO of Mizzen Education, to connect on the events and experiences that define Youth Development in our lives and the lives of young people now.

The world has changed but young people still need the same Support and Opportunities, so let’s talk about what practitioners need to do to learn and grow alongside the people they serve and build community with their allies within the lab that is Youth Development Programming.

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