The Blind Chick Empowering Girls Through Education: Melodie Paubert Part 1
Jul 25, 2024
26:03
Summary
Melody Paubert, an entrepreneur from Madagascar, shares her journey of growing up in a small town and eventually coming to the United States. She discusses her diagnosis of retinitis pigmentosa (RP) and her involvement in a nonprofit organization called Nofy i Androy (NiA), which provides access to education for girls in Madagascar. Melody also talks about her work as a disease intervention specialist and her passion for financial education. The episode ends with a reminder about an upcoming event and a call to share and subscribe to the podcast.
Takeaways
Growing up in a small town in Madagascar, Melody faced challenges in accessing education and opportunities.
The nonprofit organization Nofy i Androy (NiA), started by Melody's mother, aims to provide girls in Madagascar with access to education and improve gender equality.
Melody is involved in disease investigation as a disease intervention specialist at the Seattle King County Public Health Department.
She is also an entrepreneur and is passionate about financial education and helping others improve their financial situations.
The episode ends with a reminder about an upcoming event and a call to share and subscribe to the podcast.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Solo Hosting
01:24 Guest Introduction and Growing Up in Madagascar
04:30 Diagnosis of Retinitis Pigmentosa and Coming to the United States
09:28 Starting the Nonprofit Organization Nofy i Androy (NiA)
16:48 Meaning of Nofy i Androy (NiA) and Empowering Girls Through Education
18:14 Educating Parents and Providing Life Skills Workshops
20:36 Supporting the Nonprofit and Call to Action
21:04 Melody's Full-Time Job and Entrepreneurship
25:12 Upcoming Event and Conclusion
Thank you for listening to this episode of The Blind Chick! If you have any questions for Penn or Moses give us a call at 720-712-8856 or you can email us at feedback@aftersight.org
Melody Paubert, an entrepreneur from Madagascar, shares her journey of growing up in a small town and eventually coming to the United States. She discusses her diagnosis of retinitis pigmentosa (RP) and her involvement in a nonprofit organization called Nofy i Androy (NiA), which provides access to education for girls in Madagascar. Melody also talks about her work as a disease intervention specialist and her passion for financial education. The episode ends with a reminder about an upcoming event and a call to share and subscribe to the podcast.
Takeaways
Growing up in a small town in Madagascar, Melody faced challenges in accessing education and opportunities.
The nonprofit organization Nofy i Androy (NiA), started by Melody's mother, aims to provide girls in Madagascar with access to education and improve gender equality.
Melody is involved in disease investigation as a disease intervention specialist at the Seattle King County Public Health Department.
She is also an entrepreneur and is passionate about financial education and helping others improve their financial situations.
The episode ends with a reminder about an upcoming event and a call to share and subscribe to the podcast.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Solo Hosting
01:24 Guest Introduction and Growing Up in Madagascar
04:30 Diagnosis of Retinitis Pigmentosa and Coming to the United States
09:28 Starting the Nonprofit Organization Nofy i Androy (NiA)
16:48 Meaning of Nofy i Androy (NiA) and Empowering Girls Through Education
18:14 Educating Parents and Providing Life Skills Workshops
20:36 Supporting the Nonprofit and Call to Action
21:04 Melody's Full-Time Job and Entrepreneurship
25:12 Upcoming Event and Conclusion
Thank you for listening to this episode of The Blind Chick! If you have any questions for Penn or Moses give us a call at 720-712-8856 or you can email us at feedback@aftersight.org