Everything Emersons

Empowering Girls: Inside Emerson's Green Girls Football with Stuart RussIn this episode of Everything Emerson's: A Community Podcast, Jazz and Tom from Emerson's Green Village Hall interview Stuart Russ from Emerson's Green Girls Football team. Stuart shares his journey from sideline parent to dedicated coach and co-chairman of the club. He discusses the importance of fostering a community spirit, inclusion of neurodivergent players, and the impact of the Lionesses' recent successes on aspiring young footballers. Stuart also talks about the club's ambition to build an all-weather pitch and offers advice to young girls interested in joining football. Tune in to learn more about the positive effects of football on personal development and community bonding.00:00 Introduction to Everything Emerson's Podcast00:31 Meet Stuart Russ: Journey in Girls Football03:48 Impact of Lionesses' Success on Grassroots Football06:05 Community and Inclusion in Football07:20 Neurodiversity and Future Aspirations13:19 Encouraging Girls to Join Football16:46 How to Join Emerson's Green JFC17:56 Conclusion and Sponsor Message

Understanding Local Governance and Neurodiversity with Mayor James HuntIn this episode of 'Everything Emerson's: A Community Podcast,' Tom and Jazz from Emerson's Green Village Hall interview James Hunt, the mayor of Emerson's Green. They discuss the mayor's roles, ways for youth to get involved in local government, and raising awareness about neurodiversity. James, who is neurodiverse himself, shares his personal experiences and challenges. The conversation also covers initiatives like the introduction of youth officers and the potential of a youth council to foster democratic engagement among young residents.00:00 Introduction and Welcome00:29 Meet the Mayor: James Hunt00:34 Understanding the Role of the Mayor01:26 Engaging Young People in Local Government03:48 Accessing Information and Transparency05:01 Neurodiversity and Local Leadership09:25 Future Projects and Goals12:41 Conclusion and Farewell

Youth Engagement and Neurodiversity with Shae Stew - Everything’s EmersonJoin hosts Tom and Jazz as they sit down with Shae Stew, Emerson's Youth Liaison Officer, to discuss his 21-year career in youth development, his background in DJing, and his innovative projects aimed at engaging young people. Shae shares his insights on the importance of including younger voices in community decisions, his personal experience with ADHD, and how he plans to connect with military families in Emerson Green. Don’t miss this inspiring conversation about youth empowerment and neurodiversity.00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome00:35 Shae Stew's Background and Career Journey02:48 Day-to-Day Life of a Youth Liaison Officer03:39 Engaging Young Voices in Decision Making05:55 Understanding Neurodiversity in Youth Work08:22 Connecting with Military Families11:11 Shae's DJing Passion and Its Impact16:13 Advice for Young People to Make a Difference20:51 Conclusion and Final ThoughtsWebsite: https://icaw-cic.com/everything-emersons