Rediscover a powerful and insightful conversation in this encore presentation of the iChange Justice Podcast, originally aired as episode #171! Join host Joy Gilfilen as she revisits her interview with the remarkable Roslyn Scheuerman, a lifelong visionary and cognitive social therapist dedicated to tackling some of the world's most pressing issues: world hunger, war, and environmental degradation.

Roslyn's extensive experience in fundraising and grant writing has taken her across the globe, most recently supporting those impacted by the California wildfires. A tireless champion for homelessness projects, public safety, prison industry reform, human rights, and individuals affected by violence, poverty, or illness, Roslyn's dedication has touched countless lives. Her journey has spanned diverse organizations, from the World Hunger Project and the Goodwill Games to children's charities, hospitals, and even home renovation.

In this compelling episode, Roslyn shares her unique perspective on fundraising, viewing it not as an external skill but as a profound insight gained through deep engagement. She emphasizes the transformative power of "stepping inside the world of asking people to join you in doing good things for others," which leads to a fundamental shift in attitudes and feelings. As a global "lived experience" worker, Roslyn brings clarity and wisdom to complex challenges.

She recounts how a childhood school project with the elderly sparked her lifelong commitment to helping others, a passion that was further ignited by her impactful work with the World Hunger Project. This pivotal experience solidified her unwavering belief in her ability to make a real difference. Roslyn also highlights several vital fundraising programs addressing homelessness and health, including initiatives designed to directly support the podcast's crucial work with incarcerated individuals.

Don't miss this opportunity to revisit Roslyn's inspiring wisdom and learn more about her ongoing projects and an upcoming class with the Restorative Community Coalition, which will also benefit their important work with incarcerated individuals.

Tune in to this encore episode and be inspired by Roslyn's insights into the power of asking for help and its connection to what she beautifully describes as "Divine Intelligence."