Podcast appearances and mentions of alison howard

Thank you for joining us! The topic of this episode ranks among the top 30 most asked questions about the Catholic Faith. Our Great Pope, St. John Paul II said this topic should never be considered the Catholic Divorce. The topic we are discussing during this show is "Annulment". Join our team and guest, Alison Howard, as they cover the true meaning of annulment and the process to see if your marriage qualifies for an annulment. Links mentioned in show:www.diolaf.org/tribunal

We are truly honored that you are spending some of your valuable time with us. How can those separated in relationships find healing through the body of the Church? This show is going to be an answered prayer for several members of our audience. As always our topics center around St. John Paul II's Theology of the Body. Each week JP II helps us see things through a special biblical lens. This show will be looking at the body of the church and its importance in healing. Much of the content today will be supplied by our guest, President of Women at the Well of Love Ministries, Alison Howard. Women at the Well of Love Ministries' mission is to restore joy and belonging to people journeying broken circumstances as single, separated, divorced or remarried. They serve women and men at their Women at the Well of Love Ministries day retreats, Divorce Recovery Workshops, Annulment Education Workshops and community engagement events to let our brothers and sisters know they are not alone. Links mentioned in the showwww.womenatthewelloflove.orgdiolaf.org/marriage

Returning to the classroom as an adult can be challenging. We speak with three people from the adult learning space who are working hard to highlight the opportunities and remove the barriers that often come with going back to school as an adult. (Krissy Holmes with Alison Howard, Claire Hutchings and Cara Collins)

As classrooms reopen around the province, CBC reporter Yasmine Ghania reports from Surrey where students and teachers are adjusting to staggered start times and new rules on cellphone use. We also hear about Canada's 2nd gold medal at the Paralympics, won by Victoria's Cody Fournie. Then, we discuss the challenges faced by mature students returning to the classroom, and the support that's needed to upgrade skills later in life with Eeric Fry, BCIT Agile and Work Integrated Learning associate dean, and Alison Howard, Executive Director of ABC Life Literacy Canada.

Episode 205 - Michael and Natty brighten a rainy day by welcoming the newest addition to the Career Services team, Allison Howard. As the Associate Director for the grad student and postdoctoral fellow advising team, Allison brings a wealth of experience from her journey through academia to career advising, including her time as a professional editor and independent career coach. She shares insights on the universal challenges faced by grad students and postdocs, emphasizing the importance of translating academic skills for the job market. Highlighting resources like the PhD Career Exploration Fellowship, which she developed, and platforms such as Beyond Graduate School, Allison showcases her dedication to guiding students through their career exploration journeys.Mentioned in this episode:https://beyondgradschool.com/https://careerservices.upenn.edu/phd-career-exploration-fellowship/Our theme music is “The Strip” by Mala, used under a Creative Commons Attribution license.

When life throws curveballs, it's the strength of community and the power of faith that can turn the tide. I had the privilege of sitting down with the incredible Alison Howard, who turned her own trials into a transformative mission, Women at the Well of Love. This episode is a heartfelt exploration of how Alison's journey through an unexpected separation and subsequent divorce, intertwined with Father John Joseph Bork's vision, became a beacon of hope for those facing similar challenges, particularly within the Catholic Church. It's a conversation that will leave you inspired, as we discuss the significance of inner healing and the solace found in togetherness during life's storms.The energy in the room was undeniable as Allison detailed the exciting events and retreats organized by Women at the Well of Love, designed to offer sanctuary and understanding. She also shared her personal coaching practice's vital role in providing one-on-one support to women walking a path mirroring her own. The future looks bright with plans for a men's retreat and the utilization of the new life center at St Pius, where many will find a fresh start. Join us for this profound discussion that not only spotlights the importance of personal growth after adversity but also radiates hope and practical guidance for those looking to rebuild and flourish.

We talk to Alison Howard, executive director of ABC Life Literacy Canada, about their Money Matters program and the ways it can improve financial literacy. Find out more at abcmoneymatters.ca and connect on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.

A program that teaches you the basic skills you need to take control of your finances. Alison Howard tells us about ABC Life Literacy Canada's Money Matters workshop. And, the financial security risks you may encounter while travelling. Nora Dunn from NerdWallet shares her tips to avoid them. Then, critical illness insurance from PolicyMe. Co-founder and COO Laura McKay takes us through the product's features. And, what you need to know about economic abuse. Meseret Haileyesus from the Canadian Center for Women's Empowerment tells us what's needed to address the issue. Plus, a digital real estate platform called Wahi. CEO Benjy Katchen tells us how it differs from other real estate companies. To find out more about the guests check out: Meseret Haileyesus: Twitter | Facebook | LinkedIn | Instagram Laura McKay: LinkedIn | Instagram | Twitter | Facebook Alison Howard: ca | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram NerdWallet: Twitter | Instagram | Facebook Nora Dunn: Twitter | Instagram | Facebook Wahi: com | Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | Twitter Benjy Katchen: LinkedIn | Twitter | Instagram | Facebook Bruce Sellery is a personal finance expert and best-selling author. As the founder of Moolala and the CEO of Credit Canada, Bruce is on a mission to help you get a better handle on your money so you can live the life you want. High energy & low B.S., this is Moolala: Money Made Simple. Find Bruce Sellery at Moolala.ca | Twitter | Facebook | LinkedIn

Alison Howard is the Executive Director at ABC Life Literacy Canada. She is a collaborative and strategic not-for-profit leader with deep expertise in the areas of literacy, skills development, and employability at a national level. With over two decades of experience in the non-profit sector, Alison brings exceptional communication, research, and presentation skills, along with strong public policy, sponsorship, and national partnership building experience. A passionate and inclusive team-player, she empowers others and works collaboratively to create a culture of innovation and continuous improvement.

This week on Where Parents Talk radio on 105.9 The Region, host Lianne Castelino speaks to Alison Howard, Executive Director of ABC Life Literacy Canada and mother of one, about family financial literacy, tips for parents on teaching money management to kids, youth and young adults

We celebrate the life of a fiber adventurer we've lost, plus we talk paper, planning, and plotting. How do you keep your life in order? Full show notes with photos and links can be found in the podcast section of our shop website: TwoEwesFiberAdventures.com. Memories In Memory of Greenhook (Amy from Salem, OR) From her local Ravelry Group: Remembering our Amy with a Caps for Kids KAL To honor her memory, we are having a Caps for Kids KAL from now until February 15th, to knit or crochet caps in any washable yarn, any pattern, any size, and donate them to a kids charity. Please post a photo of your cap(s) here before donating them.  Marsha’s Projects I haven’t knit a stitch on the Holey Comfort cardigan by Hinterm Stein,  but I did wind the fourth skein. Finished socks for myself using Tilli Tomas Artisan Sock in Coconut Grove.  Started another pair of socks for myself using Drops Fabel Print that I bought in San Luis Obispo. I have the book, Tea Cozies 3 by Sian Brown, Alison Howard and Vanessa Mooncie and have made the Pineapple and knitting Devon Violets. Started another tea cosy in red and green using the pattern Nanny Meiers Tea Cozy published by Fiber Trends. Using spirit yarn from Sears! Made the same tea cozy for my friend Gary.  Kelly’s Projects  I’m making progress on my With Friends Pullover. I’m using two patterns:  Rachel by Josée Paquin, Fresh by Josée Paquin. To view the changes that I made to the striping sequence, see my project page. I’m back on track after ripping out about 10 rows and I have about an inch or so to go on the body.  I started the Persian Tile Blanket for my grand niece. I’m using Knit Picks Brava Worsted in lots of fun bright colors. I’m continuing to knit dishcloths using my favorite stitch pattern, the Triple L Tweed from the Purl Soho Slip Stitch Dishtowels pattern. I cast on a multiple of 3 stitches +1. It’s usually 34 or 37 stitches because I like a compact dishcloth. I’m using four different 108-yard skeins of Tahki Cotton Classic and I’ll make as many as I can with this amount of yarn.  I have my table loom dressed with one of the Christmas dish towel warps.  It is a red, white, and green warp that reminds me of ribbon candy. The pattern I’ll be using is Textured Stripe from the Marguerite Davison Handweaver’s Pattern Book.  Recipe I referred to: Butternut Squash and Brussels Sprouts from NPR Giveaway--Paper, Planning, and Plotting Two Sheeps Calendar: A Celebration of Independent Yarn Dyers. Each month features an exclusive skein from an indie dyer and the link to order the yarn. It’s not just a calendar! From twosheeps:   Working with each dyer, we have obtained a limited supply of each exclusive colorway. The yarn in each month’s photograph is available for purchase on the first day of that month.  We are grateful to each dyer for creating, dyeing, twisting, and labeling these amazing skeins and are thrilled to showcase their talent in our company’s first calendar!  Pack of three Field Notes notebooks in the Snowy Evening design.  From Field Notes:  We’ve limited this 49th Quarterly Edition to 33,333 3-Packs. Each Memo Book cover features a unique snowflake illustration rendered by our friend and co-conspirator, Brendan Dawes. Each snowflake is different, so every book is different, and so for the first time in a Quarterly Edition – we’ve individually numbered each book. To enter, answer this prompt: How do you keep your plots and plans straight? Paper, digital, other? Do you use a calendar? What kind? A notebook? What kind? Do you use a notebook for your projects or just Ravelry? When do you use paper and when do you use digital?  Marsha and Kelly will put up a thread in the Ravelry group, or you can send a comment from the website, you can send us an audio file (for example using voice memo phone app and emailing it, send us a dm on Instagram or email us twoewes@twoewesfiber.com. From all the responses we’ll draw a winner on January 20 and you’ll hear the winner during the second January episode on about January 25.  Winter Weave Along You can join in with your weaving projects anytime until March 31. We will have prizes, including a class generously donated by Erica at Weavolution. Check out this great website for weavers with projects, discussion, classes, and lots of resources. The website has a handy Weaving Calculator that you can use for project planning.

We’re recovering from Thanksgiving dinner preparations and cleanup. Even with a small gathering, there was more to do than we thought. Full show notes with photos and links can be found in the podcast section of our shop website: TwoEwesFiberAdventures.com. Thank you to  3GreenSisters Etsy shop for providing prizes for the Summer Spin In.  Use  the code TWOEWES to get 15% off and free US shipping until December 31, 2020.  Marsha’s Projects I haven’t knit a stitch on the  Holey Comfort cardigan by Hinterm Stein,  but I did wind the fourth skein. I’m about to start the toe of the second socks for myself using Tilli Tomas Artisan Sock in Coconut Grove. Perhaps they will be finished during the episode! I talked about possibly returning my spirit yarn to the universe. As I looked at it again I got inspired to make tea cozies. I have the book, Tea Cozies 3 by Sian Brown, Alison Howard and Vanessa Mooncie and have made the Pineapple and knitting Devon Violets. Kelly’s Projects  I finally finished the Sonny Bono jacket. The real name of the pattern is Crescendo and I bought it from Amazing Yarns. The yarn I used is called Curly Locks and is a tailspun mohair yarn. I love this jacket as much as the one I tried on at Stitches in 2018.   I’m making progress on my With Friends Pullover. I’m using two patterns:  Rachel by Josée Paquin, Fresh by Josée Paquin. To view the changes that I made to the striping sequence, see my project page. I’m back on track after ripping out about 10 rows and I have about an inch or so to go on the body.  I’ m continuing to knit dishcloths using my favorite stitch pattern, the Triple L Tweed from the Purl Soho Slip Stitch Dishtowels pattern. I cast on a multiple of 3 stitches +1. It’s usually 34 or 37 stitches because I like a compact dishcloth.  I finished dyeing the CVM 3-ply handspun for another handspun cardigan. I still haven’t selected the pattern but I’ve already made a gauge swatch and I have a few possibilities that I’m pondering.  I have a few weaving projects. One is a repair to an unusually constructed rug that we have in the living room. The rug was made by sewing down narrow woven strips of wool weft on thread warp to a carpet backing. Our dog Nash had ripped up several strips in a few places on the rug. After investigating the construction I was able to sew the strips down. In some places it looks good as new, in other places it is just stabilized to prevent further damage.  The other weaving projects are just at the wound warp stage. I have two 7 foot warps that I’ve wound for Christmas dish cloths. As inspiration I used two free patterns from Gist Yarn.  One set of towels is a white warp with a narrow red stripe on either side and reminds me of candy canes. The pattern I’ll be using is Tidal Towels.  The other set is a red, white, and green warp that reminds me of ribbon candy. The pattern I’ll be using is Textured Stripe from the Marguerite Davison Handweaver’s Pattern Book.  Winter Weave Along You can join in with your weaving projects anytime until March 31. We will have prizes, including a class generously donated by Erica at Weavolution. Check out this great website for weavers with projects, discussion, classes, and lots of resources. The website has a handy Weaving Calculator that you can use for project planning.  For Rigid Heddle Looms, check out Amy D. McKnight.  She has a blog and free resources.  Liz Gipson, the Yarnworker also has lots of online resources for rigid heddle weaving.  Blazing Shuttles has pre-wound warps and from there I found the Friendship Towels pattern at Schact.  Gist Yarn has some beautifully subtle kits and also has supplies and free patterns. Jane Stafford Textiles has kits, supplies and the Online guild. 

We each have new cast-ons and Marsha has a new appreciation for her spirit yarn. Plus there are new project plans, and even a new nonfiber interest. And what the heck is going on in Marsha’s yard? Full show notes with photos and links can be found in the podcast section of our shop website: TwoEwesFiberAdventures.com. Thank you to  3GreenSisters Etsy shop for providing prizes for the Summer Spin In.  Use  the code TWOEWES to get 15% off and free US shipping until December 31, 2020.  Marsha’s Projects Holey Comfort cardigan by Hinterm Stein using Elemental Effects Cormo. Haven’t knit a stitch in two weeks. But I’ll get back to it. I just have a little thinking to do about alternating the skeins on the sleeves for the two different dye lots.  Finished the first of a pair of socks for myself using Tilli Tomas Artisan Sock in Coconut Grove. Knit about 6” of the second sock. In our last episode I talked about possibly returning my spirit yarn to the universe. As I looked at it again I got inspired to make tea cozies. I have the book, Tea Cozies 3 by Sian Brown, Alison Howard and Vanessa Mooncie and have made the Pineapple and knitting Devon Violets. Kelly’s Projects  I’m making progress on my With Friends Pullover. I’m using two patterns:  Rachel by Josée Paquin, Fresh by Josée Paquin. To view the changes that I made to the striping sequence, see my project page. I’ve made a mistake in the dots section so I have to rip out about 10 rows.  I finished a solid blue charity hat using Cloudborn worsted and started another using two sock yarns held double. Both yarns are the second ball of Drops Fabel from our very first yarn crawl in San Luis Obispo. They are 50 gram balls and I bought two each for making socks. I made short socks with one and the paving mitts with the one ball of the other. The leftovers were perfect for a marled hat.  I completed a dishcloth using my favorite stitch pattern, the Triple L Tweed from the Purl Soho Slip Stitch Dishtowels pattern. I make it smaller so it is a dishcloth rather than a towel, but I use the same stitch pattern and casting on a multiple of 3 stitches +1. It’s usually 34 or 37 stitches because I like a compact dishcloth. I cast on at the beginning of the camping trip and bound off on the ride home.  I decided to make a crochet blanket for my grand niece and made a yarn purchase. The pattern I’ll be using is Persian Tile Blanket. But instead of making every square the same, I’ll be doing something more like Jenasauruswake’s Persian Tile Blanket. I got a huge box of yarn in a wide variety of colors from Knit Picks. I’ll be using Brava worsted.  A New/Old interest: Fountain Pens Kelly has used a fountain pen off and on since college and got a new one for Christmas last year. Meanwhile, a young colleague talked about discovering the fountain pen hobby and that made Kelly start thinking. Could she get her old pen repaired? Yes! Was there a podcast? Yes indeed! There is The Pen Addict blog and podcast.  From there she started looking online and found Peyton Street Pens, an online vintage pen store based in Santa Cruz. A vintage pen and some ink were ordered! What a rabbit hole! Winter Weave Along Or Summer Weave Along if you’re in the southern hemisphere! Starts November 1. It will go through March 31. We will have prizes, including a class generously donated by Erica at Weavolution. Check out this great website for weavers with projects, discussion, classes, and lots of resources. The website has a handy Weaving Calculator that you can use for project planning.  For Rigid Heddle Looms, check out Amy D. McKnight.  She has a blog and free resources.  Liz Gipson, the Yarnworker also has lots of online resources for rigid heddle weaving.  Blazing Shuttles has pre-wound warps and from there I found the Friendship Towels pattern at Schact.  Gist Yarn has some beautifully subtle kits and also has supplies. Jane Stafford Textiles has kits, supplies and the Online guild. 

I speak to Alison Howard from 1800RESPECT to help single mums who are struggling to move forward and live healthy, happy lives following the trauma of a DV relationship. We discuss: The issues you might experience following a DV relationship; the cycle of domestic violence - what it is and how to break it; advice on parenting with your abuser; how to help your children heal from the impact of the relationship whilst healing yourself; dating again - what to consider, red flags and where to find help; and where to find the support you need to heal from the trauma caused by an abusive relationship.

The Safeguarding Adults in Sport Framework is an audit tool. It's designed to enable sports organisations to have their safeguarding policy and practices assessed against a national safeguarding standards framework.In this episode of Safeguarding Matters, Nicola Dean talks to Damien and Robin from North Yorkshire Sport, Nicola from Kent Sport, Emma Gibson from Badminton England and Alison Howard from Rounders England. All of these organisations took part in the pilot stage of the Framework project. We used their feedback to make the Framework as clear and accessible as possible.The guys talk about their experience in completing the Framework. They explore what safeguarding means to them, and they have some great advice for any sports organisations looking to complete the Framework in the future.

How much do you really know about Planned Parenthood? Did you know that there's a lot about Planned Parenthood's history that they don't want to know? And who from Planned Parenthood advocated for the "extermination" of "human weeds"? Today, Alison Howard Centofante from Live Action joins the show to shed light on Planned Parenthood's true goals for American society. Resource of the week: weDignify Pro-Life Dialogue Guide - Click to download! Mentioned in this episode: The Pivot of Civilization by Margaret Sanger My Way to Peace by Margaret Sanger Sterilization: A Modern Medical Program for Human Health and Welfare by Margaret Sanger The History of 100 Years of Women's Health Care at Planned Parenthood video Debunking the 3% Myth video by Live Action "For Planned Parenthood abortion stats, ‘3 percent' and '94 percent' are both misleading" by The Washington Post "The Most Meaningless Abortion Statistic Ever" by Slate Additional Reading: "Margaret Sanger was a eugenicist. Why are we still celebrating her?" by America Magazine Letter from Margaret Sanger regarding her desire to have a black doctor help gain the trust of black communities for her "Negro Project" "The Wickedness of Creating Large Families" a chapter of Margaret Sanger's book Women and the New Race The Eugenic Value of Birth Control Propaganda by Margaret Sanger

Millennials are the next generation to lead the church in cultural issues, so how they handle the pro-life movement is crucial. Briana Stensrud, Mollie Hemingway, Trillia Newbell, Alison Howard, and Andrew Walker discuss the conflicts that arise with this issue and how millennials can engage well. Subscribe here iTunes | Google Play | Stitcher | Tune in

BaseballSoftballUK and Rounders England have teamed up to host a showcase event on 1 May at Farnham Park where elite players from both sports will challenge each other at their own game. Ahead of the event we speak to BSUK's own Joint-CEO, Jenny Fromer, and Rounders England's CEO, Alison Howard, about the Challenge, the shared history of the sports and the promotion of female sports through campaigns like Sport England's This Girl Can campaign

The Mark Larson Show: Hour 1 Guests this hour - Alison Howard, and Chris Horner.

The Mark Larson Show: Hour 3 HIGHLIGHTS of the hour - MORE with Alison Howard and Chris Horner.

Alison Howard, researcher, co-author of report on food insecurity in Canada.