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Governor of District 6 Isabel Vida joins Bonnie Winfrey, Pat Perrier, and Lisa Pappas this month to talk about Zonta International's 16 Days of Activism, a part of Zonta's Say No to Violence Campaign. The women discuss how different clubs are raising awareness for the event, Vida's journey to become a Zontian, and much more!
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This month, Allaina Humphreys discusses her wide array of activism in their local community, including their graphic design, their work in the LGBTQIA+ community, and most recently, their work changing disabled parking signs throughout Will County and elsewhere. Join Pat Perrier, Lisa Pappas, and Bonnie Winfrey for this month's episode!
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We're back! After a 7 month hiatus (sorry about that, things got busty around here!), Bonnie and Pat are back to discuss women's health and the best ways to get and stay in shape. Joining them on the podcast this month is nutritionist and trainer from Joliet's Inwood Athletic Club Gloria Dollinger and licensed massage therapist Lawrence Labuzzo. Gloria talks about dieting and gives some tips and tricks on meals and the gym. Lawrence educates the audience on the importance of massage, backed up by Bonnie's own experience with his "magical hands." Don't miss out!
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This month, Bonnie, Pat, and Lisa are thrilled to welcome the president of Zonta International Ute Scholz all the way from Germany! President Scholz discusses her journey with Zonta, her views for the future, and gives some pointers going in to the new year!
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This month, Lisa, Pat, and Bonnie welcome long time Zontian Pam Hunte to the podcast. Pam discusses her life dedicated to service in the peace corps, serving in Afghanistan teaching English in a school. Tune in for a great conversation with an unbelievable Zontian.
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Pastor Bev Tucker and Betty Major Rose join our three hosts this month to discuss what do when tragedy strikes, as they both helped our own Bonnie Winfrey navigate a recent tragedy in her family.
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Pat and Lisa take on this month's topic themselves, as they interview one of the co-founders of Serve for Hope Lauren Matovu to discuss their program Pads for Hope. It's a lively and enlightening discussion. Join us for this month's edition of Zonta on the Move.
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This month, the podcast examines the Kankakee Zonta Club's 2016 domestic violence and human trafficking campaign, which included wrapping semis with their message. Joining Lisa, Bonnie, and Pat this week, is Zontian Rhonda Thomas and the owner of Hoekstra Transportation, Steve Hoekstra.
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Pat Perrier takes the lead this week, as she guides Lisa Pappas and Bonnie Winfrey in a discussion with Illinois Family Violence 12th Circuit Coordinator Amirrah Abou-Youssef on Sexual Assault and many other issues stemming from it. Pat also takes time to let you get to know your local Zontian Bonnie Winfrey, and more in this informational second edition of Zonta on the Move.
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Our three hosts Bonnie Winfrey, Lisa Pappas, and Pat Perrier discuss the Zonta Club of Joliet with Mary Baudino and Beth Colvin. They are also joined by Bram Kleppner, the great nephew of greatest Zontian there ever was: Amelia Earhart.
