Scott Jacobsen

Canada

Freelance Journalist at The Good Men Project

Freelance Journalist at International Policy Digest

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Canada's Failing Justice System, Survivor Advocacy

23 hours ago | goodmenproject.com | Scott Jacobsen

Cait Alexander, a Canadian-American survivor advocate and founder of End Violence Everywhere (EVE), channels her experience surviving near-fatal intimate partner violence into national advocacy. After her case was dismissed due to court delays, she launched EVE to support survivors and push for legal reforms in Canada and the U.S. Alexander discussed systemic failures, particularly Canada’s broken justice system and the dangers of abuser-enabling policies like Bill C-75 and R v. Jordan.
Global Finance and Trade 1: Global Markets, AI, and Fiscal Trends

1 day ago | goodmenproject.com | Scott Jacobsen

Michael Ashley Schulman, CFA, Chief Investment Officer of Running Point Capital Advisors, offers expert insight into current global financial dynamics. Schulman offers timely insights into macroeconomic trends, U.S. fiscal policy, and the global tech landscape. Schulman discusses the implications of President Trump’s $3.8 trillion budgetary package, the risks of deflation in China, and OpenAI’s $20 billion partnership with Abu Dhabi.
Forgotten Legacy of Evangelina Rodríguez Perozo

2 days ago | goodmenproject.com | Scott Jacobsen

Lorena Galliot is a French-Venezuelan-American journalist and senior producer at Lost Women of Science. They discussed Evangelina Rodríguez Perozo, the Dominican Republic’s first female doctor. Rodríguez overcame poverty, trained in Paris, and pioneered maternal health and public health initiatives, including free milk distribution. Despite persecution under Rafael Trujillo’s dictatorship, her legacy endured through local memory and later historical recovery.
AI, Literacy, and Leadership: World Literacy Summit 2025

2 days ago | goodmenproject.com | Scott Jacobsen

Tanya Grambower is the founder and managing director of Literacy for Boys and Literacy for Kids, an innovative online program designed to improve literacy skills among children. With over 20 years of teaching experience in Australian and international schools, she holds a Bachelor of Education and previously ran a successful tutoring business, One Step Ahead Tutoring.
Exploring Existential Therapy and Hospice Care

2 days ago | goodmenproject.com | Scott Jacobsen

Sapira Cahana is a New York-based mental health counsellor (MHC-LP) and interfaith chaplain-in-training specializing in existential and relational therapy. Cahana integrates philosophy, human rights, ritual studies, Jewish studies, and diverse wisdom traditions into her therapeutic work. She emphasizes honouring client subjectivity, building trust, and engaging playfully with existential themes such as death, freedom, and meaning.
The Everywhere Insiders 2: Complex Political Shifts Amid Ongoing War

3 days ago | goodmenproject.com | Scott Jacobsen

Irina Tsukerman is an American attorney and strategic advisor specializing in international humanitarian law, hybrid warfare, and conflict resolution. A graduate of Yale Law School, she began her career as a federal public defender before transitioning to international practice with the International Committee of the Red Cross, where she led legal training missions in Eastern Europe and the Caucasus.
Jason Rabinovitz on Leadership, Education

3 days ago | goodmenproject.com | Scott Jacobsen

Jason Robinovitz, Chief Operating Officer and General Counsel of SCORE at the Top Learning Centers, SCORE Academy, and JRA Educational Consulting, transitioned from a successful law career to education leadership after a personal loss prompted reflection. Over sixteen years, he helped grow SCORE’s revenue by 500%, emphasizing individualized student learning, ethical practices, and strategic delegation.
Trauma, Tech, and COVID Are Stalling Child Development

4 days ago | goodmenproject.com | Scott Jacobsen

Leena Weaver and Traci Glover, child mental health experts behind Healing Children, LLC. Drawing on over fifty years of combined experience, they explain how foundational developmental needs—such as emotional regulation, trust, and safe relationships—are increasingly disrupted by technology and trauma. The COVID-19 pandemic and excessive screen time have caused a two-year emotional lag in many children.
How America’s Allies are Watching it Fall Behind

5 days ago | intpolicydigest.org | Scott Jacobsen

George Carrillo is the co-founder and CEO of the Hispanic Construction Council (HCC), an organization dedicated to advancing Hispanic professionals in the construction industry through workforce development, advocacy, and access to business resources. A U.S. Marine Corps veteran and former sheriff’s deputy who specialized in child and domestic abuse cases, Carrillo went on to serve as Oregon’s Director of Social Determinants of Health.
Global Employee Engagement Declines: Insights From Gallup

5 days ago | goodmenproject.com | Scott Jacobsen

Dr. Jim Harter, Chief Scientist at Gallup, discusses global employee engagement trends. In 2024, engagement fell from 23% to 21%, costing an estimated $438 billion in lost productivity. Manager engagement dropped sharply, especially among young and female managers. Only 44% of managers receive formal training, highlighting a need for development in communication, recognition, and goal-setting. North America and Latin America lead engagement globally, though North America has declined.