This podcast tells the stories of people who are participating in education with love and wisdom.
It also offers a vision that equips those called to teach and those who are otherwise engaged in education and civic life to participate with love and wisdom and overcome the temptations of fear, anger, and incivility. The episodes explore how education for love and wisdom looks, why it matters, and the difference it makes in the lives of students, families, and communities.
You can reach us with your questions, thoughts, and suggestions at loveandwisdom@vanguard.edu. We’ll talk soon!
This second part of the interview features Joni Eereckson Tada, our 2nd Annual Disability Symposium lunchtime keynote. She broke her neck and was paralyzed when she was just 17 years old. In the years that followed, she became an artist, author, minister, and one of the world's most effective advocates for people with disabilities. In this two-part episode of the Education for Love and Wisdom Podcast, Jeff Hittenberger and Joanne Van Boxtel interview Joni and learn about the extraordinary work of Joni and Friends, an international disability ministry that is equipping churches and schools to become communities of welcome and belonging for people with disabilities. You'll be inspired!
8 Jun 2026
Disability Ministries - Part 1
Joni Eereckson Tada broke her neck and was paralyzed when she was just 17 years old. In the years that followed, she became an artist, author, minister, and one of the world's most effective advocates for people with disabilities. In this two-part episode of the Education for Love and Wisdom Podcast, Jeff Hittenberger and Joanne Van Boxtel interview Joni and learn about the extraordinary work of Joni and Friends, an international disability ministry that is equipping churches and schools to become communities of welcome and belonging for people with disabilities. You'll be inspired!
4 May 2026
Neurodiversity
In this episode, Dr. Ludmila Praslova, author of the award-winning book The Canary Code, joins us to explore the vital role of neurodiversity in workplaces and faith communities. Dr. Praslova shares her personal origin story and professional expertise in defining the nuances of neurodivergent experiences and intersectional belonging. The discussion offers practical strategies for designing inclusive environments where diverse minds can thrive with dignity. Listen in to discover a vision for empowerment and discover more about the resources needed to foster more supportive educational and spiritual spaces.
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