Ordinary People Doing Extraordinary Things Podcast Series This year, LEYF is celebrating 120 years of history. In doing so, we are reflecting on what was in order to look towards the future. As an organisation, we have always been involved with issues of poverty and it was interesting to find that back in 1926 we were involved … Continue reading Talking Early Years: What have Food Banks got to do with the Early Years?
Talking Early Years: June O’Sullivan and Krupesh Hirani
I kicked off this year’s podcast chatting to the well-informed Krupesh Hirani, London Assembly Member for Brent and Chair of the London Assembly Health Committee and the Health Inequalities Committee.I first met Krupesh when I was invited to give evidence at the Scrutiny Committee in May last year and I liked his approach. He was … Continue reading Talking Early Years: June O’Sullivan and Krupesh Hirani
Talking Early Years: June O’Sullivan and Teresa Heaney
Thank you for listening to my Podcast with Teresa Heaney, CEO of Early Childhood Ireland, the largest membership and advocacy organisation for Early Years in Ireland. https://www.earlychildhoodireland.ie/ Listen as Teresa explains how the Irish government has agreed to a number of positive actions following the publication of their evidence-based strategy, called First Five. This strategy is based on the … Continue reading Talking Early Years: June O’Sullivan and Teresa Heaney
Talking Early Years with June O’Sullivan: In Conversation with Mona Sakr
Celebrating the publication of their new book: Social Leadership in Early Childhood Education and Care: An Introduction, June and Mona sit down for a frank discussion about social leadership. By narrating the leadership of those who already lead with a social purpose in Early Childhood Education and Care, we can encourage more conversations about social … Continue reading Talking Early Years with June O’Sullivan: In Conversation with Mona Sakr
Talking Early Years with June O’Sullivan: In Conversation with Karen Lynch
Do you enjoy listening to an honest, funny, down to earth conversation? That sums up my chat with serial social entrepreneur Karen Lynch. I met Karen many years ago when she was invited to rescue Belu Water which was in debt and its future was looking unsustainable. She stayed, turned it round and left it … Continue reading Talking Early Years with June O’Sullivan: In Conversation with Karen Lynch