Podcasts about Acla

Ils 6 d'avrigl 1975 sa derscha ina lavina sin il vitget dad Acla (Val Medel) e destruescha quel per gronda part. Trais persunas perdan la vita quel di. La «Marella» relata da questas uras d'anguscha, ma raquinta era dal temp suenter la lavina. Sch'ins discurriva gist suenter la catastrofa da «reconstrucziun» e da «return», han quests pleds svelt fatg plazza ad in auter: «dischlocaziun». La maioritad da las famiglias dad Acla ha prendì dimora a Fuorns, ca 1 km da la val viadora. Malgrà questa soluziun «effizienta», «favuraivla» e «logica» laschan blers dad Acla anc ditg encrescher per lur vitget.

Tá an Comhairleoir Contae áitiúil Paul McNamara ag éileamh gur cheart na leithris phoiblí in Acail a oscailt ar feadh na bliana.

Fógraíodh le gairid go bhfuil maoiniú de €22,000 á chur ar fáil do Chumann Lúthchleas Gael Acla faoin gCiste Infheistíochta do Lárionaid Pobail.

Send us a textWhat does the FDA jurisdiction for LDTs mean for the labs? Do they need to worry? How do they need to change the way they operate?In this episode, I talk with Dr. Thomas Nifong, a clinical pathologist and VP of CDX operations at Acrovan Therapeutics, about the recent FDA ruling on laboratory-developed tests (LDTs) issued on May 6th, 2024. We discuss the implications of considering LDTs as medical devices, requiring regulation, and explore the authority of FDA versus CLIA. The conversation also covers historical contexts, practical implications of regulatory changes, and the roles of organizations like CAP, ACLA, and AMP in legal challenges against the FDA. We dive into the differences in requirements between CLIA and FDA, New York's alternative approval route, and potential impacts on lab operations and compliance. Join us for an insightful conversation filled with essential information for those in the field of molecular pathology.00:00 Introduction and Special Guest Announcement00:24 FDA's New Rule on Laboratory Developed Tests (LDTs)01:58 Recording the Podcast: A Casual Lunch Conversation03:47 Understanding FDA's Authority Over Medical Devices08:07 Disputes and Legal Challenges12:03 Practical Implications and Industry Reactions12:47 Understanding FDA's Focus: Safety and Efficacy14:11 The Role of CMS and Medical Necessity14:48 Congressional Involvement and Legal Authority16:06 Impact on Labs and Future LDTs18:33 Quality Systems and Compliance20:16 Modifications and Software Updates21:16 Conclusion and Next StepsSupport the showBecome a Digital Pathology Trailblazer get the "Digital Pathology 101" FREE E-book and join us!

Lisa Gallagher, oifigeach Gaeilge Peil na mban Acla ag labhairt faoi dúshlán a bheas siad a thabhairt ag an deireadh seachtaine.

Beidh sé dhá scór bliain i mí Dheireadh Fómhair ó throid fear Rosmuc, Seán Ó Mainnín i Maddison Square Garden i Nua Eabhrach.

In this episode of “Answers From the Lab,” host Bobbi Pritt, M.D., chair of the Division of Clinical Microbiology at Mayo Clinic, is joined by William Morice II, M.D., Ph.D., CEO and president of Mayo Clinic Laboratories. They discuss why measles remains a virus of concern, how avian flu continues to spread, and new developments in the federal regulation of laboratory-developed tests.Their discussion includes:How a person infected with measles recently traveled through a U.S. airport, and the severity of the measles virus.The continued deadly spread of avian flu among wild birds, domestic poultry, and cattle, and the infection of a third human.Avian flu vaccine development and the importance of emergency preparedness.The American Clinical Laboratory Association's (ACLA) lawsuit against the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regarding the agency's final rule to treat laboratory-developed tests as medical devices.

It's Asian Heritage Month in Canada – and this month, we're very excited to bring you a two-part discussion on the history of Asian labour in Canada.  This week's episode is a continuation from last week's conversation in which rabble labour reporter Kiah Lucero, and Patricia Chong and Karine Ng from the Ontario and BC branches of the Asian Canadian Labour Alliance discussed the history of the Alliance; key moments of Asian labour in Canada; and how racism, systemic discrimination, and “othering” still shows up in Canada today.  Today, we continue that discussion and dig into the concept of a “model minority,” what it means to be an immigrant on stolen land, and how all racial justice fights are intertwined.  About our guests  The Asian Canadian Labour Alliance (ACLA) is a national organization that represents the voice of Asian Canadian trade union members, Asian Canadian workers and the Asian community at large. Through educational events, organizing and strike support, the ACLA hopes to establish a wide network of labour and community activists in Canada. Patricia Chong holds a MA in Labour Studies from McMaster University and a Masters in Labour Policies and Globalisation from the Global Labour University (Germany). She is a short documentary film maker and a member of the Asian Canadian Labour Alliance Ontario Chapter. She has worked as an organizer for both public and private sector unions and has successfully unionized workers in Ontario, the Northwest Territories, Nunavut, and the Yukon. 吳珏穎 Karine Ng (she/her) is an immigrant-settler on Turtle Island, a spore blown across the Pacific from then British colonized Hong Kong, with ancestral roots in what is known today as China. Her work is anchored in education, spanning across diverse ages and socio-cultural settings in the ancestral lands of the Musqueam, Squamish and the Tseil-Waututh people and elsewhere.  For additional information on the organizations mentioned please visit:  ACLA Ontario  Canadian Sikh Heritage  Challenging Racist “British Columbia”: 150 Years and Counting Chinese Canadian Historical Society of BC Chinese Canadian Museum Coalition of Black Trade Unionists  For reading and watching materials:  Addressing Anti-Asian Racism: A Resource for Educators A Resource for Educators White Riot: The 1907 Anti-Asian Riots in Vancouver Toronto Solidarity Rally Against Anti-Asian Racism (2021)  More about Emmie Tsumura, the artist who worked on the Asian Canadian Labour History banners Asian Heritage Month designs Follow her on Instagram here  If you like the show please consider subscribing on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you find your podcasts. And please, rate, review, share rabble radio with your friends — it takes two seconds to support independent media like rabble. Follow us on social media across channels @rabbleca.

It's Asian Heritage Month in Canada – and this month, we're very excited to bring you a two-part discussion on the history of Asian labour in Canada.  Over the next two weeks, we're sharing a conversation between rabble's own labour reporter Kiah Lucero, and Patricia Chong and Karine Ng from the Ontario and BC branches of the Asian Canadian Labour Alliance. The three discuss the history of the Alliance; key moments of Asian labour in Canada; and how racism, systemic discrimination, and “othering” still shows up in Canada today.  About our guests  The Asian Canadian Labour Alliance (ACLA) is a national organization that represents the voice of Asian Canadian trade union members, Asian Canadian workers and the Asian community at large. Through educational events, organizing and strike support, the ACLA hopes to establish a wide network of labour and community activists in Canada. Patricia Chong holds a MA in Labour Studies from McMaster University and a Masters in Labour Policies and Globalisation from the Global Labour University (Germany). She is a short documentary film maker and a member of the Asian Canadian Labour Alliance Ontario Chapter. She has worked as an organizer for both public and private sector unions and has successfully unionized workers in Ontario, the Northwest Territories, Nunavut, and the Yukon. 吳珏穎 Karine Ng (she/her) is an immigrant-settler on Turtle Island, a spore blown across the Pacific from then British colonized Hong Kong, with ancestral roots in what is known today as China. Her work is anchored in education, spanning across diverse ages and socio-cultural settings in the ancestral lands of the Musqueam, Squamish and the Tseil-Waututh people and elsewhere.  For additional information on the organizations mentioned please visit:  ACLA Ontario  Canadian Sikh Heritage  Challenging Racist “British Columbia”: 150 Years and Counting Chinese Canadian Historical Society of BC Chinese Canadian Museum Coalition of Black Trade Unionists  For reading and watching materials:  Addressing Anti-Asian Racism: A Resource for Educators A Resource for Educators White Riot: The 1907 Anti-Asian Riots in Vancouver Toronto Solidarity Rally Against Anti-Asian Racism (2021)  More about Emmie Tsumura, the artist who worked on the Asian Canadian Labour History banners: Asian Heritage Month designs Follow her on Instagram here  If you like the show please consider subscribing on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you find your podcasts. And please, rate, review, share rabble radio with your friends — it takes two seconds to support independent media like rabble. Follow us on social media across channels @rabbleca. 

Colm Mac Eachmharcaigh, Oifigeach Pleanála Teanga le Comhlacht Forbartha Áitiúil Acla ag labhairt faoi thuarascáil a d'fhoilsigh Comhchoiste na Gaeilge, na Gaeltachta agus Phobal Labhartha na Gaeilge faoin gceantar.

Is féidir dul siar anois ar bhóithrín na staire i mbailiúchán speisialta de litreacha lámhscríofa ó imircigh Éireannacha thar tréimhse 400 bliain, bailiúchán atá ar fáil ar líne in áis dar teideal Imirce, trí mhíorúilt na teicneolaíochta úire agus tríd scil agus díograis na mbailitheoirí. Agus tá siad ag lorg tuilleadh litreacha – go háirithe, litreacha as Gaeilge! Tá an tOllamh Breandán Mac Suibhne linn leis an scéal a mhíniú. Fosta, is iarscoláire Ghaelscoil Éadain Mhóir i nDoire í an stiúrthóir agus scríbhneoir óg, Róise Nic an Bheatha, a bhfuil a gearrscannán úr Le Chéile/Ri Chèile, i nGaeilge agus Gaeilge na hAlban, ag gnóthú spotaí i bhféilte scannán ó Toronto go hOileán Acla. Labhraíonn sí linn ó Albain, áit a bhfuil sí lonnaithe anois.A journey back in time, via a fascinating collection of handwritten letters from Irish immigrants over a period of 400 years, can now be enjoyed in an online resource named Imirce, made possible by the miracles of modern technology married with the skill and hard work of the collectors. And they are looking for more letters – especially letters in Irish! Professor Breandán Mac Suibhne joins us to explain the story. Róise Nic an Bheatha, who attended Gaelscoil Éadain Mhóir in Derry, has written and directed a new short film, in Irish and Scottish Gaelic, which is garnering spots in film festivals from Toronto to Achill Island. She speaks to us from Scotland, where she is now based.

Treasa Bhreathnach ag labhairt le daoine a bhí ag seoladh plean teanga Acla inné.

Colm Mac Eachmharcaigh, OPT Acla ag labhairt faoin gcosán oidhreachta atá le h-oscailt ansin an tseachtain seo.

Adhna Ní Bhraonáin, teacascóir aclaíochta ag labhairt faoi ranganna atá ar bun aici.

Tá Uisceadán Acla dúnta faoi láthair mar go bhfuil obair athchóirithe á dhéanamh ar an ionad a chosnódh suas le 500 míle euro.

Majella Uí Ghallachóir, bainisteoir chomhlacht forbartha Acla ag labhairt faoi na fadhbanna atá ansin le cúrsaí uisce.

On Thursday's Morning Focus, Peter O'Connell was joined by Clare singer-songwriter, Síomha Brock to discuss her trip to Palestine in February of 2022 with the ACLAÍ Palestine group.

Tá toscaireacht ón gComhchoiste Dála do ghraithí Gaeilge agus Gaeltachta in Acaill an dá lá seo. Labhair Chathaoirleach Chomhlacht Forbartha Acla faoin ábhar is mó a bhéas siad ag díriú air inniu.

Nuacht Mhall. Príomhscéalta na seachtaine, léite go mall. * Inniu an 28 Deireadh Fómhair. Is mise Gráinne Ní Bhrosnacháin.Beidh cluiche ceannais Chorn an Domhain sa Rugbaí ar siúl Dé Sathairn i Stade de France i bPáras, agus an Afraic Theas ag imirt i gcoinne na Nua-Shéalainne. Thug an Afraic Theas na cosa leo agus iad ag buachan ar Shasana le pointe amháin ag an gcluiche ceathrú ceannais agus bhuaigh an Nua-Shéalainn go bog ar an Airgintín. Beidh an dhá fhoireann ag iarraidh Corn Webb Ellis a bhuachan don cheathrú uair. Don Afraic Theas, is é seo an ceathrú uair dóibh áit sa Chluiche Ceannais a bhaint amach agus an cúigiú uair don Nua-Shéalainn. Baineadh cor coise astu i rith an chomórtais nuair a chaill an Nua-Shéalainn i gcoinne na Fraince agus chaill an Afraic Theas i gcoinne Éireann ach thángadar chucu féin go láidir arís. Leis an gcogadh ag tarlú sa Mheánoirthear idir Iosrael agus Hamas, dhein arm Iosrael an darna ruathar isteach go Gaza. Deirtear go bhfuil arm Iosrael ag ullmhú chun ionradh a dhéanamh ar réigiún atá faoi riail Hamas. Bhuail saighdiúirí coise agus aonaid innealtóireachta targaidí thar oíche in oirthear na cathrach. Deir údaráis Gaza go bhfuil os cionn 7,300 duine tar éis bás a fháil ó thosaigh an cogadh. Deir rialtas Iosrael gur maraíodh níos mó ná 1400 duine nuair a dhein Hamas ionsaí gan choinne ar Iosrael agus iad ag marú sibhialtach cóngarach don teorainn. Ceaptar go bhfuil 224 Iosraelach á choimeád i ngéibheann istigh in Gaza. Theith os cionn milliún Palaistíneach go dtí deisceart an stráice faoi ordú arm Iosrael. Agus na daoine sin atá sáinnithe i réigiún atá measartha beag tá eagla ann go mbeidh géarchéim dhaonnúil ann mar níl aon leictreachas nó uisce reatha ar fáil agus tá an bia ídithe i gcaitheamh na n-uaireanta. Tharla rud neamhghnách in Uisceadán Acla i gContae Maigh Eo. Bhí gliomach ailbíneach neamhchoitianta a d'athraigh ó bhán go gorm. Tá cónaí ar an ngliomach san uisceadán ó fuarthas é amach ón gcósta sé bliana ó shin. Tá cáil ar an ngliomach le turasóirí ag teacht chun féachaint air. Ainmníodh é Charlie i ndiaidh an iascaire Charlie O'Malley a rug air amuigh ó chósta Acla sa bhliain 2017. Le ceithre bliana anuas tá dath gorm ag teacht air. Ní mhaireann gliomaigh ailbíneacha ach idir trí agus cúig bliana mar feiceann creachadóirí go héasca iad. Deir Kevin Garvin a oibríonn san Uisceadán go raibh Charlie ina ghliomach fásta nuair a rugadh air agus mar sin bheadh sé ceithre bliana d'aois anois. De réir mar atá sé ag fás, gach 12 go 14 mí, cuireann sé a bhlaosc. Ansin tagann dath gorm níos láidre air. Dúirt tréidlianna a tháinig ar chuairt chun féachaint air go bhfuil sé an-neamhghnách go dtarlaíonn sé seo do ghliomach ailbíneach. * Léirithe ag Conradh na Gaeilge i Londain. Tá an script ar fáil i d'aip phodchraolta. * GLUAIS thug siad na cosa leo - they weathered the storm cor coise - setback ionradh - invasion géarchéim dhaonnúil - humanitarian crisis gliomach ailbíneach - albino lobster uisceadán - aquarium

Labhair Tomás ar an bhforbairt atá beartaithe d'Uisceadán Acla.

This episode features Susan Van Meter, President of American Clinical Laboratory Association (ACLA). Here, she discusses her background and key insights into the Saving Access to Laboratory Services Act (SALSA).

Déanann Ciarán Mac an Bhaird cur síos ar scéalta na seachtaine, insíonn Seán Ó Dubhchon dúinn faoina haistear dornálaíochta, tugann Rónán Ó Muirthile léargas ar thoghán Mheiriceá 2024, agus tá Daragh Ó Conchúir linn leis na scéalta spóirt ar fad.

Sarah Calvey, Cathaoirleach Scoil Acla a bheas ag tosú Dé Sathairn.

This episode of High Theory is based upon a conference paper Saronik and Kim wrote for the American Comparative Literature Association Conference in 2023. It departs from our usual conversational style, in that we take turns reading sections of the paper aloud. But we could all do with a dose of formality, right? The paper we read is titled, “How Will Critique Save the World?: Popular Theory and Public Humanities” and it talks about the method wars on Twitter, the cameo appearance of Baudrillard's Simulacra and Simulation in The Matrix, alt-right conspiracy theory, and the academic job market. For a full transcript of the episode, with references, see our website: hightheory.net/2023/03/19/acla2023/ The image accompanying this episode was made by Saronik Bosu. Don't use it without asking him. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

This episode of High Theory is based upon a conference paper Saronik and Kim wrote for the American Comparative Literature Association Conference in 2023. It departs from our usual conversational style, in that we take turns reading sections of the paper aloud. But we could all do with a dose of formality, right? The paper we read is titled, “How Will Critique Save the World?: Popular Theory and Public Humanities” and it talks about the method wars on Twitter, the cameo appearance of Baudrillard's Simulacra and Simulation in The Matrix, alt-right conspiracy theory, and the academic job market. For a full transcript of the episode, with references, see our website: hightheory.net/2023/03/19/acla2023/ The image accompanying this episode was made by Saronik Bosu. Don't use it without asking him. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This episode of High Theory is based upon a conference paper Saronik and Kim wrote for the American Comparative Literature Association Conference in 2023. It departs from our usual conversational style, in that we take turns reading sections of the paper aloud. But we could all do with a dose of formality, right? The paper we read is titled, “How Will Critique Save the World?: Popular Theory and Public Humanities” and it talks about the method wars on Twitter, the cameo appearance of Baudrillard's Simulacra and Simulation in The Matrix, alt-right conspiracy theory, and the academic job market. For a full transcript of the episode, with references, see our website: hightheory.net/2023/03/19/acla2023/ The image accompanying this episode was made by Saronik Bosu. Don't use it without asking him. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/literary-studies

This episode of High Theory is based upon a conference paper Saronik and Kim wrote for the American Comparative Literature Association Conference in 2023. It departs from our usual conversational style, in that we take turns reading sections of the paper aloud. But we could all do with a dose of formality, right? The paper we read is titled, “How Will Critique Save the World?: Popular Theory and Public Humanities” and it talks about the method wars on Twitter, the cameo appearance of Baudrillard's Simulacra and Simulation in The Matrix, alt-right conspiracy theory, and the academic job market. For a full transcript of the episode, with references, see our website: hightheory.net/2023/03/19/acla2023/ The image accompanying this episode was made by Saronik Bosu. Don't use it without asking him. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/critical-theory

Tá turasóirí tagtha go hAcaill cheanna fhéin mar gheall ar an scannán Banshee of Inisherin a dúirt ball de Chomhlacht forbartha Acla. 

Labhair Bernie faoin obair a bhíonn sí a dhéanamh ag tabhairt cúnamh do dhaoine a bheith níos folláine agus níos aclaí.

Los Miserables Autor: Víctor Hugo Cuarta Parte: El idilio de la calle de Plumet y La epopeya de la calle de Saint-Denis Libro undécimo El átomo confraterniza con el huracán Cap I : Algunas aclaraciones acerca de la poesía de Gavroche. Influencia de un académico en dicha poesía. En el momento en que la algarada que surgió del encontronazo entre el pueblo y las tropas delante de L'Arsenal causó un movimiento de retroceso en la muchedumbre que iba tras el coche fúnebre y descargaba en la cabeza del cortejo, por así decirlo, el peso de cuantos llenaban los bulevares, hubo un reflujo terrible. Ese tropel de gente empezó a moverse, las filas se deshicieron, todos echaron a correr, escaparon, unos soltando los gritos del ataque y otros con la palidez de la huida. Aquel gran río que cubría los bulevares se dividió en un abrir y cerrar de ojos, se desbordó por la derecha y por la izquierda y fluyó, convertido en torrentes, por doscientas calles a la vez, con el flujo de una esclusa abierta. En ese instante, un niño desharrapado que iba calle de Ménilmontant abajo, llevando en la mano una rama de codeso en flor que acababa de cortar en los altos de Belleville, divisó en el tenderete que estaba delante de una chamarilería una pistola de arzón vieja. Tiró al suelo la rama florida y le gritó a la dueña de la tienda: —Buena mujer, que le cojo prestado este chisme. Y salió corriendo con la pistola. Dos minutos después, un grupo de gente espantada que escapaba por la calle de Amelot y la calle Basse se cruzó con el niño que blandía la pistola e iba cantando: De noche no se ve, de día sí se ve. Un escrito que miente asusta a la gente. Que sea usted sincero y que lleve sombrero. Era Gavroche en pie de guerra. Ya en el bulevar cayó en la cuenta de que a la pistola le faltaba el percutor. ¿De quién era esa estrofa que le servía para acompañar la marcha y todas las demás canciones que gustaba de cantar llegado el momento? No lo sabemos. A lo mejor eran suyas, a saber… Gavroche, por lo demás, estaba al tanto de cuanto se tararease y fuera de boca en boca y mezclaba con ello sus propios trinos. Duende y galopín, hacía un popurrí con las voces de la naturaleza y las voces de París. Combinaba el repertorio de los pájaros con el repertorio de los obradores. Conocía a algunos aprendices de pintor, tribu contigua de la suya. Había sido, por lo visto, tres meses aprendiz de cajista. Le hizo una vez un recado al señor Baour-Lormian, uno de los cuarenta académicos de número. Gavroche era un golfillo letrado. Gavroche, por lo demás, no sospechaba que en aquella desapacible noche de lluvia en que había brindado hospitalidad en su elefante a dos chiquillos había hecho el papel de providencia para sus mismísimos hermanos. Sus hermanos al anochecer; su padre al amanecer: tal había sido su noche. Al irse de madrugada de la calle de Les Ballets, volvió corriendo al elefante, sacó de él a los dos chiquillos con virtuosismo, compartió con ellos un desayuno improvisado y luego se fue, encomendándoselos a la calle, esa madre bondadosa que lo había criado a él en buena parte.

In the third episode of the Courage My Friends podcast, Series III, Dania Majid, director of the Tenant Duty Council Program at the Advocacy Center for Tenants Ontario (ACTO); John Ecker, director of Research and Evaluation at the Canadian Observatory on Homelessness; and Haydar Shouly, senior manager of Shelters and Shelter Programs with Dixon Hall discuss the current crisis of housing insecurity and homelessness facing our most vulnerable communities. Ecker describes some of the ingredients of the housing crisis: “In Toronto we're seeing an emergency shelter system that's stretched to the limit, which is turning people away because there aren't enough beds available. ..We're seeing a significant increase in the number of people experiencing chronic homelessness or homelessness lasting six months or longer in Toronto…About half of people accessing emergency shelters can be defined as chronically homeless. We're also seeing a burnt out workforce that is leaving the homeless system for other opportunities. We're seeing a social housing wait-list that continues to grow due to the lack of housing stock that is being created. Rising rental costs, which is even pushing people out of not just the housing market, but the rental market as well. There's a lack of rental control measures put in place by the provincial government, allowing landlords to increase rent without that typical government oversight on units that were built after 2018.” Reflecting on how the pandemic impacted Toronto shelters, Shouly recalls: “So I remember early 2020, probably February, March 2020 when we started to feel the heat of this pandemic. We had 91 people at Heyworth House, a hundred people at 351 Lake Shore. And we were talking about 2 to 3 feet apart. And that was just not feasible anymore. It was a disaster to keep people in that kind of environment. So collectively as a sector, and the city obviously led that, we moved clients from the traditional shelters and respites to hotels. The city secured a number of hotels to create that kind of social distancing that we were talking about in early 2020. It was really difficult. It was complicated to try to make that move. To transport people to a hotel. And trying to use the city's transport vehicles or taxis... It was a really challenging kind of reality. But with that action, I think we managed to keep the numbers of positive cases low and we managed to create social distancing in those programs. But I think moving people from where they were in congregate settings into more isolated rooms in hotel programs, we actually created new sets of challenges..” Speaking to the financialization of the housing market, Majid says, “Companies like Blackstone, and they're definitely not the only one, they do see housing as an investment vehicle, and that's their primary lens on housing. So what we've seen these types of companies doing is what I call "home hoardership"; they are just accumulating homes just for the sake of accumulating these homes. It deprives people like first time home-owners and renters from accessing these homes. And it's driving the cost of the housing up. What we're seeing in Canada has been happening in the United States for a lot longer and it's a little bit more terrifying when you start putting the pieces together and it's technically already here. About today's guests:  Dania Majid is a staff lawyer and director of the Tenant Duty Counsel Program at the Advocacy Centre for Tenants Ontario, a legal aid clinic in Ontario. Prior to joining ACTO, Dania was a legal analyst with the Environmental Commissioner of Ontario, and a lawyer with the Human Rights Legal Support Centre and Neighbourhood Legal Services. She is also the founder and executive member of the Arab Canadian Lawyers Association and the Toronto Palestine Film Festival and sits on the steering committee of the Hearing Palestine program at the University of Toronto. Dania is also the lead author of ACLA's 2022 report “Anti-Palestinian Racism: Naming, Framing and Manifestations.” John Ecker, PhD is the Director of Research and Evaluation at the Canadian Observatory on Homelessness. In this role, he has been fortunate to collaborate with a number of community partners on their research and evaluation activities. He attained his Ph.D. in Community Psychology from the University of Ottawa where he received advanced training in qualitative and quantitative analyses, as well as program evaluation theory and practice. His research interests are varied and include homelessness, housing, Housing First, community integration, and LGBTQ2S studies. In his spare time, John is an avid tennis player/fan and has a love of pop culture. Haydar Shouly, is Senior Manager of Shelters and Shelter Programs with Dixon Hall in Toronto. Haydar spent more than 18 years in the Community Development, Housing & Homelessness sector with stints in Youth Homelessness Supports, Housing Advocacy, Food Security and Newcomer Settlement sectors. Most recently, he has been working and advocating to enhance the well-being of marginalized and vulnerable populations in our community. In the past 14 years, Haydar's work at Dixon Hall has been focussed on building strategic responses to homelessness in the City of Toronto, primarily in partnership with the Shelter, Support and Housing Administration (SSHA) Division. Transcript of this episode can be accessed at georgebrown.ca/TommyDouglasInstitute.  Image: Dania Majid, John Ecker, Haydar Shouly / Used with Permission Music: Ang Kahora. Lynne, Bjorn. Rights Purchased Intro Voices: Ashley Booth (Podcast Announcer); Bob Luker (voice of Tommy Douglas); Kenneth Okoro, Liz Campos Rico, Tsz Wing Chau (Street Voices)  Courage My Friends Podcast Organizing Committee: Chandra Budhu, Ashley Booth, Resh Budhu.  Produced by: Resh Budhu, Tommy Douglas Institute and Breanne Doyle, rabble.ca Host: Resh Budhu

Sa chlár seo labhrann Treasa Bhreathnach leis na feirmeoirí caorach, Michael Tommie Ó Gallchóir atá sa gCorrán agus an comhairleoir talamhaíochta John Lee, ar Oileán Acla.

Labhraíonn Bronagh Fusco faoin júcbhosca filíochta taobh amuigh den chultúrlann i mBéal Feirste. Cuireann Angus Lambkin síos ar an chineál oibre a bhí a dhéanamh aige san Afganastáin. Cluinimid ón Fheirsteach Ainle Ó Cairealláin atá ag cur deiseanna aclaíochta ar fáil do Phalaistínigh i gcampa teifeach ar imeall Bheithil. Insíonn Mícheál Ó Nualláin agus Emma Ní Chearúil dúinn faoi Lá Mór na Gaeilge i mBÁC. Bronagh Fusco talks about Cultúrlann McAdam Ó Fiaich's poetry jukebox. Angus Lambkin describes the work he has been doing in Afghanistan. We hear from Belfast man Ainle Ó Cairealláin who is setting up the Aclaí gym for Palestinians living in the Aida Refugee Camp on the outskirts of Bethlehem. Mícheál Ó Nualláin and Emma Ní Chearúil tell us about Lá Mór na Gaeilge which is coming up in Dublin.

In 2021, CJPME co-published the first national survey on anti-Arab racism in Canada,  in collaboration with the Arab-Canadian Lawyers Association (ACLA) and the Canadian Arab Federation.  In this episode, Dania Majid, president of the ACLA joins us to talk about the survey and what it says about the insidious problem of racism against Arab-Canadians.  Together we discuss both high-level data and personal examples of how this racism undermines the lives and prospects of Canada's Arab community. Links from this podcast:CJPME's Survey Report: Marginalized and Misunderstood: Survey on Attitudes on Arabs and Anti-Arab Racism in CanadaArab Canadian Lawyers AssociationCanadian Arab Federation Subscribe to this podcast, and donate to CJPME to support the work that we do.

Today we have an International Women's Day special with Caoimhe Butterly. I first met Caoimhe when we hosted a delegation of Zapatistas at ACLAÍ in 2021, and was really happy to get a chance to chat to her at length for this episode.  Caoimhe is a human rights campaigner, educator, film-maker and therapist who has spent over twenty years working in humanitarian and social justice contexts in Haiti, Guatemala, Mexico, Palestine, Iraq, Lebanon and with refugee communities in Europe. In this episode we talk about some of Caoimhe's work past and present, working within marganilsed and migrating communities, and touch on the role of self-care and compassion when undertaking work in what can often be a traumatising environment.  This chat flowed very naturally, and while the subject matter was at times heavy I really enjoyed talking to Caoimhe. This epsidoe was edited by Emma Ní Chearúil. 

Beo ón Phalaistín áit a bhfuil ionad aclaíochta á fhorbairt i gCampa Aida - rinneadh ionsaí deor gháis ar Áinle agus a chairde an lá eile ach ta siad dírithe ar thacaíocht a thabhairt do shláinte agus aclaíocht na ndaoine sa Phalaistín

ag comhrá faoi imeacht a bhéas ar siúl in ionad Aclaí i gCorcaigh ag díriú ar chomhra faoi iompar agus meas i dtreo na mban

This is our first proper episode back after the bit of. Break over the last few months. I recorded this chat with Timmy and James from the Two Norries Podcast about 4 months ago in the social space at ACLAÍ.  This is such a special episode for me as I got to spend more time with Timmy and James who I first met when I was a guest on the 2 Norrries a while back. We chatted about some of the socio-economic divides that exist in Cork city and the lads share some of their own stories in a very personal and honest way. I can't thank the lads enough for being guests on the show, and I think this episode will be of help to someone out there as well as being a great listen and insight into Timmy and James's journeys so far. 

It has been 15 weeks since the last episode and this one is a short catchup with Ainle to get the ball rolling again. The chat veers towards ACLAÍ, one year anniversaries, music, and the plan for RMP in the upcoming weeks. There is a howling wind to be heard during this episode and a bit of whinging from Neansaí, the latest addition to the Rebel Matters household!

Apocalipse, um linvro embora misterioso é cheio de vida, pois revela o nosso Senhor Jesus Cristo ressucitado com poder e grande glória, o desafio de Acla ao narrar este livro não é lhe fazer entendê-lo, mas despertar você para aceitar os planos e propósitos de Deus para você, como então mergulhar nestes escritos? De forma humilde em espírito de oração você vai descobrir os mistérios do Universo, não me refiro o universo exterior, mas o espaço que está dentro de vocé, que foi preparado para morada do Criador de todo o Universo, até aqui ao acompanhar todo novo testamento, vocé pode perceber a tragetória de Deus para que pudesse o ser humano ter uma experiência com Ele, então que o seu entendimento se abra em cada palavra narrada para que você desfrute da maior experiéncia de vida que alguém pode ter!

Apocalipse, um linvro embora misterioso é cheio de vida, pois revela o nosso Senhor Jesus Cristo ressucitado com poder e grande glória, o desafio de Acla ao narrar este livro não é lhe fazer entendê-lo, mas despertar você para aceitar os planos e propósitos de Deus para você, como então mergulhar nestes escritos? De forma humilde em espírito de oração você vai descobrir os mistérios do Universo, não me refiro o universo exterior, mas o espaço que está dentro de vocé, que foi preparado para morada do Criador de todo o Universo, até aqui ao acompanhar todo novo testamento, vocé pode perceber a tragetória de Deus para que pudesse o ser humano ter uma experiência com Ele, então que o seu entendimento se abra em cada palavra narrada para que você desfrute da maior experiéncia de vida que alguém pode ter!

Apocalipse, um linvro embora misterioso é cheio de vida, pois revela o nosso Senhor Jesus Cristo ressucitado com poder e grande glória, o desafio de Acla ao narrar este livro não é lhe fazer entendê-lo, mas despertar você para aceitar os planos e propósitos de Deus para você, como então mergulhar nestes escritos? De forma humilde em espírito de oração você vai descobrir os mistérios do Universo, não me refiro o universo exterior, mas o espaço que está dentro de vocé, que foi preparado para morada do Criador de todo o Universo, até aqui ao acompanhar todo novo testamento, vocé pode perceber a tragetória de Deus para que pudesse o ser humano ter uma experiência com Ele, então que o seu entendimento se abra em cada palavra narrada para que você desfrute da maior experiéncia de vida que alguém pode ter!

Apocalipse, um linvro embora misterioso é cheio de vida, pois revela o nosso Senhor Jesus Cristo ressucitado com poder e grande glória, o desafio de Acla ao narrar este livro não é lhe fazer entendê-lo, mas despertar você para aceitar os planos e propósitos de Deus para você, como então mergulhar nestes escritos? De forma humilde em espírito de oração você vai descobrir os mistérios do Universo, não me refiro o universo exterior, mas o espaço que está dentro de vocé, que foi preparado para morada do Criador de todo o Universo, até aqui ao acompanhar todo novo testamento, vocé pode perceber a tragetória de Deus para que pudesse o ser humano ter uma experiência com Ele, então que o seu entendimento se abra em cada palavra narrada para que você desfrute da maior experiéncia de vida que alguém pode ter!

Apocalipse, um linvro embora misterioso é cheio de vida, pois revela o nosso Senhor Jesus Cristo ressucitado com poder e grande glória, o desafio de Acla ao narrar este livro não é lhe fazer entendê-lo, mas despertar você para aceitar os planos e propósitos de Deus para você, como então mergulhar nestes escritos? De forma humilde em espírito de oração você vai descobrir os mistérios do Universo, não me refiro o universo exterior, mas o espaço que está dentro de vocé, que foi preparado para morada do Criador de todo o Universo, até aqui ao acompanhar todo novo testamento, vocé pode perceber a tragetória de Deus para que pudesse o ser humano ter uma experiência com Ele, então que o seu entendimento se abra em cada palavra narrada para que você desfrute da maior experiéncia de vida que alguém pode ter!

Apocalipse, um linvro embora misterioso é cheio de vida, pois revela o nosso Senhor Jesus Cristo ressucitado com poder e grande glória, o desafio de Acla ao narrar este livro não é lhe fazer entendê-lo, mas despertar você para aceitar os planos e propósitos de Deus para você, como então mergulhar nestes escritos? De forma humilde em espírito de oração você vai descobrir os mistérios do Universo, não me refiro o universo exterior, mas o espaço que está dentro de vocé, que foi preparado para morada do Criador de todo o Universo, até aqui ao acompanhar todo novo testamento, vocé pode perceber a tragetória de Deus para que pudesse o ser humano ter uma experiência com Ele, então que o seu entendimento se abra em cada palavra narrada para que você desfrute da maior experiéncia de vida que alguém pode ter!

Apocalipse, um linvro embora misterioso é cheio de vida, pois revela o nosso Senhor Jesus Cristo ressucitado com poder e grande glória, o desafio de Acla ao narrar este livro não é lhe fazer entendê-lo, mas despertar você para aceitar os planos e propósitos de Deus para você, como então mergulhar nestes escritos? De forma humilde em espírito de oração você vai descobrir os mistérios do Universo, não me refiro o universo exterior, mas o espaço que está dentro de vocé, que foi preparado para morada do Criador de todo o Universo, até aqui ao acompanhar todo novo testamento, vocé pode perceber a tragetória de Deus para que pudesse o ser humano ter uma experiência com Ele, então que o seu entendimento se abra em cada palavra narrada para que você desfrute da maior experiéncia de vida que alguém pode ter!

Apocalipse, um linvro embora misterioso é cheio de vida, pois revela o nosso Senhor Jesus Cristo ressucitado com poder e grande glória, o desafio de Acla ao narrar este livro não é lhe fazer entendê-lo, mas despertar você para aceitar os planos e propósitos de Deus para você, como então mergulhar nestes escritos? De forma humilde em espírito de oração você vai descobrir os mistérios do Universo, não me refiro o universo exterior, mas o espaço que está dentro de vocé, que foi preparado para morada do Criador de todo o Universo, até aqui ao acompanhar todo novo testamento, vocé pode perceber a tragetória de Deus para que pudesse o ser humano ter uma experiência com Ele, então que o seu entendimento se abra em cada palavra narrada para que você desfrute da maior experiéncia de vida que alguém pode ter!

Apocalipse, um linvro embora misterioso é cheio de vida, pois revela o nosso Senhor Jesus Cristo ressucitado com poder e grande glória, o desafio de Acla ao narrar este livro não é lhe fazer entendê-lo, mas despertar você para aceitar os planos e propósitos de Deus para você, como então mergulhar nestes escritos? De forma humilde em espírito de oração você vai descobrir os mistérios do Universo, não me refiro o universo exterior, mas o espaço que está dentro de vocé, que foi preparado para morada do Criador de todo o Universo, até aqui ao acompanhar todo novo testamento, vocé pode perceber a tragetória de Deus para que pudesse o ser humano ter uma experiência com Ele, então que o seu entendimento se abra em cada palavra narrada para que você desfrute da maior experiéncia de vida que alguém pode ter!

My guest for this episode is Kenneth Deery, CEO @ Galway Chamber...A native of Achill Island, Kenny has almost 20 years experience in the Retail Banking sector and most recently served as Regional Engagement Manager for AIB in Galway, serving both city and county. Prior to that, he held a wide variety of roles within AIB serving the business and community sectors. Kenny also has a strong background in Business and Community Development, Innovation and Tourism and has been a board member of a number of organisations in the community and tourism sectors in Mayo and Galway. He has led several business development delegations to the US, on behalf of the Achill local development organisation– Comhlacht Forbartha Áitiúil Acla – and worked collaboratively with a range of state and semi-state organisations on various initiatives for the island. He holds a Corporate MBA from University of Limerick, a range of qualifications from the Institute of Bankers and a Diploma in Marketing and Public Relations from the Irish Academy of Public Relations.https://www.linkedin.com/in/kennethdeery/ Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/scaling-your-business-wrian-lanigan. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Meet Anthony Harris Antonio Maben Tone Payton Marquis Olison These four men tell their truths to a zoom audience of 100 family members, friends, activists, and strangers. Anthony Harris was an abused child who channeled his anger into becoming a gang member who robbed drug dealers. Wanting to turn his life around, he studied business while on the inside. Now he manages the business manager for Rootz Natural Hair Shop, a board member of the regional ACLA, a Decarceration Organizer for American Friends Services Committee and he's running for office in New Hampshire. Antonio Maben was in the system since he was a child. Since encountering Felon To Freeman his life has transformed. He's gotten a job that he loves that loves him, working at Rivers Casino. He's providing for his family, including his unborn child. He's studying graphic design and mentoring others on the path to prosperity. Tone Payton came from the projects in New York. Unlike most of the other kids he had a two parent household, however after his father picked up a heroin habit and his mother was diagnosed with diabetes he and a brother took to the streets to make the ends meet. After serving time and counting all the things he lost in life, Tone learned the culinary arts. Now he writes a column for Manchester Ink, is day trading stocks, and hosts this podcast. Marquis Olison is an organizer who worked for Common Sense Media, Airbnb, Nextdoor, and the DNC. When he saw the ICE Detention Center Footage he quit his job and decided to fight to elect Democrats. He was put into tense situations with the police and his friends when everyone thought he went insane. He went through homelessness and the criminal justice system now he's helping formerly incarcerated individuals get their lives on track.