Julia Jenkins's guest appearances

Julia Jenkins

Emma & Tom Talk Teaching

WCG Talks Trials

All Things Good

Karen Gibbs

Steve Young

David Fajgenbaum

Scott Hunter

Bethany Tran

Kristin Smedley

Andrew Cutler

Leslie Citrome

Jeffrey Cooper

Bryce Olson

Linda Sullivan

Ken Getz

Nathaniel Katz

Karmen Trzupek

Brian Loew

OwlTail

We get it. Life is weird. We’re being asked to do things that aren’t “normal” or even “comfortable” for us. One of those things, for some of us, may be homeschooling our children. Today, we’re chatting with our sweet friend Julia Jenkins (find her on Insta HERE) who is a homeschool ninja for three beautiful girls — and started her own co-op. She has great insight and ideas for those of us that are less equipped — or just less willing — to tackle this whole new world. Julia’s sharing her favorites with us this week, too. She’s loving Brene Brown’s podcast, “Unlocking Us” (specifically, THIS episode) and her refillable French Wicks candles (grapefruit &amp; mint is her favorite scent!). Johnna’s recommending a good binge of “Outer Banks” on Netflix, and this delicious chocolate chip cookie recipe from Modern Honey. Laura’s loving her new iPad Pro (Thanks, Miss State!) that is making grading so much easier in the homestretch of the semester and has (finally) started the Harry Potter series. In case you missed it, we’re taking the month of May off to recharge and regroup to bring you the best of the best content for the rest of the summer. We appreciate your understanding and can’t wait chat again June 4!--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/allthingsgoodpodcast/message

We get it. Life is weird. We’re being asked to do things that aren’t “normal” or even “comfortable” for us. One of those things, for some of us, may be homeschooling our children. Today, we’re chatting with our sweet friend Julia Jenkins (find her on Insta <a href="https://www.instagram.com/stylishfarmgirl/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">HERE</a>) who is a homeschool ninja for three beautiful girls — and started her own co-op. She has great insight and ideas for those of us that are less equipped — or just less willing — to tackle this whole new world. Julia’s sharing her favorites with us this week, too. She’s loving Brene Brown’s podcast, “Unlocking Us” (specifically, <a href="https://brenebrown.com/podcast/brene-on-ffts/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">THIS</a> episode) and her refillable <a href="https://www.frenchwicks.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">French Wicks candles </a>(grapefruit &amp; mint is her favorite scent!). Johnna’s recommending a good binge of “Outer Banks” on Netflix, and this delicious <a href="https://www.modernhoney.com/wprm_print/11886" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">chocolate chip cookie recipe</a> from Modern Honey. Laura’s loving her new iPad Pro (Thanks, Miss State!) that is making grading so much easier in the homestretch of the semester and has (finally) started the Harry Potter series. In case you missed it, we’re taking the month of May off to recharge and regroup to bring you the best of the best content for the rest of the summer. We appreciate your understanding and can’t wait chat again June 4!--- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://anchor.fm/allthingsgoodpodcast/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/allthingsgoodpodcast/message</a>

Episode 54: Homeschool Hacks (Guest: Julia Jenkins)

In this episode, Steve Smith, WCG President of Patient Advocacy sits down with Julia Jenkins of the EveryLife Foundation to discuss the impact her organization has on giving patients a voice to legislators on Capitol Hill. Julia shares how patient communities can advocate for public policy changes, improve the FDA-regulatory approval process, and educate on the effectiveness of different trial designs for rare disease drug development. Through their conversation, Steve and Julia underscore the importance of collaboration between all clinical trial stakeholders to improve the study process.

In this episode, Steve Smith, WCG President of Patient Advocacy sits down with Julia Jenkins of the EveryLife Foundation to discuss the impact her organization has on giving patients a voice to legislators on Capitol Hill. Julia shares how patient communities can advocate for public policy changes, improve the FDA-regulatory approval process, and educate on the effectiveness of different trial designs for rare disease drug development. Through their conversation, Steve and Julia underscore the importance of collaboration between all clinical trial stakeholders to improve the study process.

Julia Jenkins, EveryLife Foundation for Rare Diseases: Patient’s shape science-driven public policy