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#025 - Jody Ballard - Founder of the Women's Heritage Walk 2015

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Author, Global Nomad, Artist, International Speaker, Licensed Councilling Therapist & a Seeker of Human Behaviour.

Jody Ballard is the Founder and driver behind this inaugural Women's Heritage Walk 2015.  She's on a mission to help us rediscover the heritage of the Emirati women and connect with the culture as well as finding our own inner brilliance.  She says, 'culture is assimilated' and its true. We all become part of a bigger community when we connect and understand each other more. We are more emphathetic to people and their issues.  

The walk that starts from Al Ain and ends in Abu Dhabi honours the Emirati Women, who not too long ago made this bi-annual trek.  44 Expat & Emirati Women will make this historical journey and walk in the shoes of their Emirati ancestors to celebrate a past and help shape a vibrant future.
  
*This event is closed to new walkers due to logistical reasons but Jody has full intentions of making 2016 event something amazing.  In the interim if you want to join their walk programme you can. Details below.


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Inside this Episode
Below is  a brief on the questions we asked in the interview.

1.  What is the Women's Heritage Walk 2015 and what does it signify?
2. Tell us about the challenge and how it is broken down
3. What do you think women both emirati and expatriate will get out of doing such a feet.
4. What's do you think will be the toughest challenge for these women?  The mental or physical strains?
5. How have you trained for this?
6. Is this something you want to replicate in the coming years
7. have you had lots of feedback and interest in this walk and do you intend to branch out and recreate other journeys done by emirati women.
8.  Can everyone participate or is this a closed event?
9. How can women get involved today and learn more about the event?
Show Notes

  • The Website address for the WHW is www.womensheritagewalk.com
  • Learn more about & Connect with Jody through her website
  • Connect, like and share her Facebook Fan Page
  • Connect with the Women's Heritage Walk  on Twitter via @relatejody and #WHW2015 

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