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PODCAST -  Glenn Cripe (Language of Liberty) & Jacek Spendel (Project AZ) w/ Pablo Jorge Garcia (Bolivia), Benjamin Frormann (Germany), NeNe Kolbaia  (Georgie), and Myra Huang (Wuhang, China) - LIVE STREAM starting @ 5:30 pm EST on Monday March 2nd, 2020...

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PODCAST

Glenn Cripe (Language of Liberty) & Jacek Spendel (Project Arizona) In Studio with Four Liberty Loving Students from Around the World

Glenn Cripe Exec Director/President of the Language of Liberty Instiute. Since 2005 Glenn brought LLI's Liberty Camps and Seminars to over 1300 students in 15 countries, expanding his network of freedom fighters around the world. When not hosting Liberty Camps, Glenn recruits and develops new local partners, teachers, and donors for the Institute. Before co-founding the Institute, Glenn pursued a career in IT development, consulting, and training. Originally from Chicago, now an Arizona resident, Glenn has lived in a dozen cities in the US and abroad. He studied languages, finance, and economics at Indiana University. He speaks Italian, French, and a bit of German.

Jacek Spendel – is the founder and president of the Freedom and Entrepreneurship Foundation. He is also the European Programs' Director at US-based Language of Liberty Institute.

Jacek obtained a Master's degree in sociology from the University of Silesia in Katowice. He also studied at Georgetown University in Washington, DC and Jagiellonian University in Cracow where he was a Ph.D. candidate in political philosophy. Over the years, Jacek accumulated experience in management from KoLiber Association (President, 2006-2007) and Globalization Institute (Project Manager, 2005-2012). During that period he interned at various institutions, including: Kodak Eastman Company (USA), Goldwater Institute (USA), Institute for Free Enterprise (Germany). He is also an alumnus of two programs of The Fund for American Studies: AIPES in Prague, and Capital Semester in Washington, DC.

Jacek strengthened his management skills with Think Tank MBA and ATLAS Leadership Academy (2013). He practiced them in many projects including the organization of dozen Liberty English Camps, directorship at Polish-American Leadership Academy, production of 12-episodes of Freedom under Fire video series, and coordination of ESFL in Poland. He also used to run his own pizza business in Katowice. Currently he is busy with Project Arizona, the internship-educational project for international students he runs in Phoenix.

The students are:

 

1. Pablo Jorge Garcia Quint, Bolivia, economist working for "Libera" Foundation in La Paz

2. Benjamin Carl-Arthur Frormann, Germany, student of business law in Vienna and member of Conservative Party in Austria

3. Nene Kolbaia, Georgia, student of International Relations in Tbilisi and "New Leaders Initiative" Alumna

4. Xiaoyan Huang, China, student and freedom activist in Wuhang, 24 years old

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Here is the latest edition of Project Arizona News

OUR ACTIVITIES SINCE THE LAST ISSUE

THE PARTICIPANTS' PERSPECTIVE

I have had such an amazing time since I arrived to Phoenix. So far I made unforgettable memories with 7 excellent guys, who are from all over the world. Since the first day we arrived we were trated with such kidness. Our first activity was an invitation by Mr. Jeff Johnson for going to a hike with his family. Right after the hike they served us a wonderful dinner. Also they invited us to go to their local church, where everyone was so kind and we felt so welcome. Another event that I enjoyed was the Chinese New Year that took place in the church as well. As a Chinese, I was so happy to be invited to attend to this celebration on Feb.25th. The academic aspect of Project Arizona consists on having an internship. The institution I'll be working for the following months is called ArizonaTalks. What makes it even more special is that I'll be sharing the same internship with Nico and Estefania. Our internship provider, Carlos, is a such a nice and enthusiastic man. He is also an excellent leader and has encouraged us to be part of the organization of our first event on Jan.27th, called an insight view-Political Stories from South America. This is a challenging and wonderful work experience. In addition, we were invited to different events, which unables us  to meet interesting and important people. Being part of this experience makes me so happy. So, I just can't wait for the rest weeks wich I will spend in Phoenix, Los Angeles and Washington DC. Thanks God for bringing me here! Myra Huang from China

Being part of project Arizona is a life change experience: I have the chance to meet and live with people from all over the world. All of the knowledge acquired at ASU and from strategical partners combined with the great internship I have, are going to help me develop and sharp my skills.   "Arizona Talks" is one of the internships that Project Arizona offers and I'm currenty working there. So far we have been able to be part of important events. We also visited different places promoting Arizona Talks. On January 27 we hosted an event where 3 members of the group talked about the situation in South America and how the lack of institutions and freedom combined with populism have impacted their societies. Next month we have a huge criminal justice event that will show all the problems of mass incarceration and how minor felonies can get over 35 years of jail! The main goal of this event is to avoid huge trials and judgements for minor felonies.   Project Arizona is a great opportunity to meet a lot of important people that are more than committed to make  change and to see and share all the classic liberal values through their own areas and platforms. Estefania Sandoval from Ecuador

Our students at various events

Some of our interns volunteered at Wear Blue To Remember they held flags in memory of the fallen soldiers of the US. Event was organized by our partner Arizona Talks Sunday, January 19, 2020

Project Arizona students meeting candidate Vermin Supreme, Arizona Libertarian Party Convention  Saturday, January 25, 2020

Participants meeting Adam Kokesh, Libertarian Party Presidential Candidate. Saturday January 25, 2020

Benjamin, Kateryna, Nene and Pablo decided to spent their Sunday meeting our alumni Jorge Galicia Rodriquez at the Tri-City Baptist Church.  Sunday, January 26, 2020

Stories of South America with speakers from Bolivia, Argentina and Ecuador was a great sucess! Our members were delighted on sharing their stories with all the people of the event. See the videos below! Monday, January 27, 2020

This week we had an amazing visit to the Goldwater Institute. Executive Vice President Christina Sandefur gave us a tour and shared many insights on how to run an effective public policy organization. Monday, January 27, 2020

Our students listening about insights of American law by Goldwater Institute's Executive VP, Christina Sandefur Monday, January 27, 2020

Touring the campus at Grand Canyon University with Robert Vera and knowing more about the incredible GCU Innovation Center he's a head of  Thursday, January 30, 2020

Project Arizona students were invited to be part of Dr. Sarah Sumners talk about Leadership at Grand Canyon University  Thursday, January 30, 2020

Our students spent last Saturday's afternoon at a Writing Workshop run by Mary and Doug Fallon, two retired teachers. They help students write essays for College and University admissions. Saturday, February 1, 2020

Very pleasant end of Saturday. Family-style dinner at our Friend's (Sylwia Martynowicz) house. We had a blast! Saturday, February 1, 2020

ArizonaTalks  and Project Arizona's Event on Poverty in South America. Insightful stories by our students.

Our students had a great pleasure to co-organize an amazing event together with Arizona Talks, where they shared their views on Latin American experience with capitalism and socialism. Check the videos below!