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In this episode, Anisah will talk about her ‘interesting' journey into the magical world of PR and Communications- it certainly was never in her so -called plan of life- but with a little bit of confidence, some talent spotting and a bunch of incredible leaders in her corner. Anisah talks about how she now manages the PR, Communications, Marketing and Student Recruitment for the first ever established and fourth largest Sixth Form College in the country… all whilst trying to make a small difference in a very special town.From a degree in Education and Philosophy from UCL, to starting her career off in the Student Recruitment field, Anisah fell into PR in your not-so traditional way. She is now Head of Student Experience and Corporate Communications for one of the oldest, largest and most academically successful sixth form colleges in the country. Call it luck, or fate but she couldn't have chosen a more perfect career for herself. Anisah is the youngest female, ethnic minority Head of Department in the colleges history! Anisah is also a Trustee of Level Trust, Ambassador for Step Forward Luton and more recently won the Asian Women of Achievement Award for Young Achiever of the Year 2023.

“Time for an Awakening” with Bro.Elliott & Bro.Richard, Sunday 4/21/2023 at 7:00 PM (EST) guest was Author, Journalist, Spoken Word Poet, Anisah Muhammad. “The High Jacking of HBCU'S” was the topic of discussion. The dialogue and related issues centered around the article written by our guest https://www.finalcalldigital.com/articles/highjacking-hbcus , Anisah Muhammad

50% Sold Out > My new Make More & Work Less Guided Workbook Course, designed to transform your money story in 7 days or less. First 200 people get $200 OFF!  Hurry GET IT HERE    In this episode, we unravel the intricate tapestry of the beauty industry, placing a spotlight on the money-making intricacies of aesthetic services. Our guest expert peels back the layers to reveal the business strategies, marketing nuances, and economic dynamics that govern the world of beauty aesthetics.   From the rise of aesthetic influencers to the confidential aspects of service development, we leave no stone unturned in exposing the hidden facets of the beauty industry's aesthetic realm. Uncover the financial strategies, market trends, and economic forces that shape this lucrative yet enigmatic aspect of the beauty world.   Join us for an illuminating conversation that goes beyond the surface, laying bare the economic intricacies of aesthetic services within the beauty industry. Whether you're a beauty aficionado, a practitioner, a permanent makeup artist, or simply interested in designing a profitable beauty business, this episode promises valuable insights.     Connect with Anisah Mohamed, Founder of The Aesthetic Loft, Inc: IG handle - @aestheticloft Website - www.theaestheticloft.ca     FREE GIFT FOR YOU!!!!  Fall into Abundance: Guided Abundance Walking Meditation Series: click here to get it for FREE! Allow this to be your season of abundance.    Tiffany on Instagram @projectme_with_tiffany  Tiffany on TikTok @projectme_with_tiffany Tiffany on YouTube: ProjectME TV Subscribe to Tiffany's FREE weekly digest, The Secret Posse     

*This is a sponsored episode* Hello and welcome back to Ctrl Alt Delete. Today I have a special episode for you, in partnership with Dell Technologies & Microsoft, who can help you find the right technology and offer advice to help your business grow and succeed – and this conversation is part of their 2022 small business Podference which is a UK podcast-based conference, a place to share advice and inspiration to support all small businesses. :)SO onto the guest! I've been wanting to interview Anisah Osman Britton for a while now having crossed paths a few years back. She is the Founder and CEO at 23 Code Street, a coding school for women and non-binary individuals and Forbes 30 Under 30 Alumni. I love her views and knowledge in this episode on all things tech, coding, networking, community and how to grow in your career by being yourself. I hope you enjoy! You can find further info about her below and Dell, who provide trusted advisors for one-on-one support, so you can call, talk or chat with someone directly, via this link: https://www.dell.com/en-uk/lp/small-business-solutions#Contact-a-Tech-AdvisorFollow 23 Code Street here: https://www.23codestreet.com/Follow Anisah here: https://www.instagram.com/anisah_ob/?hl=enMy Substack page, come and say hi: https://thehyphen.substack.com/My books: https://uk.bookshop.org/contributors/emma-gannonBooks mentioned on Ctrl Alt Delete podcast: https://uk.bookshop.org/lists/books-mentioned-on-ctrl-alt-delete-podcastTwitter: Twitter.com/emmagannonInstagram: Instagram.com/emmagannonuk Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In episode 25, the fifth Conservative Talk, Sarah and Anisah join Nici to discuss their backgrounds and how they grew into young conservatives. They dive into the politics and beliefs that shaped their childhood and how that affected them. Ultimately, they both found themselves subscribing to left-leaning beliefs before finding their way to the “right side” by learning in their own, and with the help of their relationships what conservatives believe. Their stories go to show that both personal relationship and informative, honest conversation are key to turning the tide in America today. Tune in now to hear more! Instagram, Tik Tok, and Truth Social: @redgirlinablueworldTwitter: @the_redgirl22Gettr: @theredgirlTune into Nici's News Talks Daily on Instagram!Honor the Fallen: https://thefallen.militarytimes.com/marine-corps-sgt-trevor-goldyn/6568824 

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This month Monica and Nicole watched Master and Commander: Far Side of the World. It's an age of sail movie set during the Napoleonic war, focused on a British ship's captain and doctor. It's not technically a romance, except in our hearts. Nicole spun and Monica knit Anisah by Dee O'Keefe. Crazy (instrumental) by SilentCrafter https://soundcloud.com/silentcrafterofficial Creative Commons — Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported — CC BY-SA 3.0

In the latest episode of the Empowerography Podcast, my guest is Anisah Mohamed. A healthcare provider turned entrepreneur using her experiences in sales and marketing, combined with her intuitive ability to help healthcare providers discover their true potential by empowering them with resources and tools to become successful entrepreneurs. "I want to take care of those who have dedicated their lives to taking care of others." My niche is medical aesthetics. Currently it is the fastest growing profession for healthcare providers leaving the hospital. Healthcare providers are amazing empaths but not so great business people. I refuse to let them be taken advantage of by industry vultures. WHY? Because I was. There is so much noise in the digital world today, it's hard to navigate the truth and an expensive journey if you have no guidance. I guide them on how to remain curious, ask questions, listen to their gut and bet on themselves. I provide them with not only the strategies, resources and tools they require, I provide them with the industry expert who can be trusted to bring their dream to reality. I teach them how to go BEYOND THE CLINICAL. In this episode we discuss medical aesthetics, the aesthetic loft, the health care industry, community and asking for help. Website - https://www.theaestheticloft.com/ IG - http://www.instagram.com/aestheticloft "What's happening in our hospitals today" - 00:04:06 "You need to understand your foundations of your business" - 00:22:37 "There is so much within yourself" - 00:59:17 Empowerography would like to offer you a discount code to one of our exclusive partners, Quartz & Canary Jewelry & Wellness Co. Please use CODE EMPOWER15 to receive 15% off upon check out at www.quartzandcanary.com. Quartz & Canary is truly the place, where spirituality meets style.

In the latest episode of the Empowerography Podcast, my guest is Anisah Mohamed. A healthcare provider turned entrepreneur using her experiences in sales and marketing, combined with her intuitive ability to help healthcare providers discover their true potential by empowering them with resources and tools to become successful entrepreneurs. "I want to take care of those who have dedicated their lives to taking care of others." My niche is medical aesthetics. Currently it is the fastest growing profession for healthcare providers leaving the hospital. Healthcare providers are amazing empaths but not so great business people. I refuse to let them be taken advantage of by industry vultures. WHY? Because I was. There is so much noise in the digital world today, it's hard to navigate the truth and an expensive journey if you have no guidance. I guide them on how to remain curious, ask questions, listen to their gut and bet on themselves. I provide them with not only the strategies, resources and tools they require, I provide them with the industry expert who can be trusted to bring their dream to reality. I teach them how to go BEYOND THE CLINICAL. In this episode we discuss medical aesthetics, the aesthetic loft, the health care industry, community and asking for help. Website - https://www.theaestheticloft.com/ IG - http://www.instagram.com/aestheticloft "What's happening in our hospitals today" - 00:04:06 "You need to understand your foundations of your business" - 00:22:37 "There is so much within yourself" - 00:59:17 Empowerography would like to offer you a discount code to one of our exclusive partners, Quartz & Canary Jewelry & Wellness Co. Please use CODE EMPOWER15 to receive 15% off upon check out at www.quartzandcanary.com. Quartz & Canary is truly the place, where spirituality meets style.

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Anisah is the founder of the new blog: Outside Our Way which features interviews from other disabled and chronically ill folks, sharing their stories of their outdoor experiences.   Anisah in her own words:   My name is Ani. I have multiple chronic illnesses and I am disabled. That probably brings an image to your mind of what it means to be ‘disabled', But when you look up the definition of ‘disability' you'll find various ways you can categorise it - as well as plenty of opinions about what it means to be disabled.   The UK Equality Act 2010 classifies disability as: “a physical or mental impairment and the impairment has a substantial and long-term adverse effect on his or her ability to carry out normal day-to-day activities.”    The truth is there are so many variations and types of impairments that fit this definition. There are visible physical disabilities, there are hidden physical disabilities, there are learning disabilities, and there are mental health disabilities. The variations and combinations are endless and as a result each person's disability or impairment is unique. How that affects their daily life is completely individual to them.   I have what is called hidden disabilities or invisible illnesses. I'm diagnosed with Lupus SLE and Hypermobility Spectrum Disorder (HSD). I have chronic pain, fatigue and memory loss along with other symptoms that affect me daily.    People often think that I'm not disabled or chronically ill.  There's a common stereotype that comes to a lot of people's minds when the words “sick” or “disabled” is used, and like so many I don't really fit that image. Most of the time when you look at me I don't look like I'm in pain or fatigued. I walk without aids. I take part in active outdoor activities.    People don't realise that I don't look in pain or fatigued because I have a lifetime's worth of experience pretending I'm not. I time my painkillers to kick in before I see someone. I'll make sure the environment I'm in when I'm with people is one that won't drain too much energy or add to the pain. I'll plan my week prior and after to ensure I'm rested enough and won't crash.    Finally, when I'm too exhausted to handle a simple conversation despite all my planning and methods… I will cancel and you will not see me in that state at all. The same amount of work goes into planning any outdoor activities. I have to use tactics and creative methods just to take part. I need extra preparations and plans to get by in a world that was created with non-disabled people in mind. This is the aspect of disability that people might miss.    Which brings me to the question - how can we help change this?   I can only be an expert on my own experience/disability/illness (and even then, that's iffy!). After brief conversations with others with chronic illnesses or disabilities, I have come across some amazing tips to help manage my own disabilities outdoors. I have found people who can relate to my feelings like no-one else can, and have helped me pass challenges I'd previously faced alone. I've realised that there's so much that I don't know about people who are chronically ill/disabled and so much more I should learn.    I want to talk to people with different disabilities and conditions to mine. I want to see what challenges they face when they access the outdoors, what hurdles they have to navigate when going outdoors. I want to ask them what everyone should do to flatten those hurdles as much as we can.    Outside: Our Way is a collection of interviews to show that we as a community are here. These interviews are a chance for disabled people to shape their own narratives and tell us about their way of going outside. It's aim is to shine a light on what it's really like to be an outdoor enthusiast and disabled/chronically ill.   To those who are disabled or chronically ill - I hope you can find something to relate to. There's a beautiful community that have shared experiences and can truly understand what you might think or feel.    To those who are non-disabled - I hope to show you what it takes to be disabled/chronically ill in the outdoors. And perhaps prompt you to consider how you can help us access the outdoors our way.   Listen to Ani on the tough girl podcast - New episodes go live every Tuesday at 7am UK time - Hit the subscribe button so you don't miss out.    The Tough Girl Podcast is sponsorship and ad free thanks to the monthly financial support of patrons.    Support the mission to increase the amount of female role models in the media. Visit www.patreon.com/toughgirlpodcast and subscribe - super quick and easy to do and it makes a massive difference. Thank you.   Show notes Who is Ani Being an advocate for disability and chronic illness in the outdoor environment Getting into the outdoors and not liking it at first Getting back into the outdoors 2/3 years ago Deciding not to follow the advice  Enjoying her time in the outdoors Her life as a child and experiencing symptoms from a young age Hating going to school Learning energy management Not knowing what something was wrong dealing with pain was normal Getting the diagnosis as 12 years old Making the decision to go outside and wanting to do something Spending too much time inside Why the outdoors is her happy place Feeling empowered and enabled Learning how to balance caution and happiness Planning every aspect of her life Connecting with other women who have a similar condition Spending time around water and feeling at peace Trying to get good with cold water Making adjustments to make wild camping accessible  Figuring out how it can work for you What Outside Our Way is about The women who have inspired Ani Wanting to share her hiking journey on line Future dreams and ambitions Wanting to do a multi-day hike Hike your own hike Advice for your next adventure    Social Media   Instagram: @ani_went_outside    Outside: Our Way - A blog sharing stories from from across the outdoor sector and disability and chronic illness landscape.   Hosted by @alltheelements   www.alltheelements.co/outside-our-way   Instagram @outside_our_way    

#NYK #SitMpodcast #Africa #Cameroon Season 2 continues and in this third episode, we talk about our heroes and more importantly why there is a huge lack of cultural representation in the mainstream media The panel was led by Carlson with special guests Dr. Anisah and Norah-Frida from MyBanya Podcast Enjoy! ________________ Intro/Outro Song: Manu Dibango - Africratie Segment Song: Yvonne Chaka Chaka - Who's Got the Power ________________ Contact Us: Email: nayouknow1@gmail.com Instagram: @nykpodcast Twitter: @nayouknow1 Website: www.sitmpodcast.com Support Us: NYKSupport Powered By: @sitmpodcast --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/na-you-know/support

Anisah Amat is a writer a poet,  world traveller and meditator.. Anisah believes a part of her purpose is to guide women to, not only recognizing the light within them, but also recognizing the power within their voice. She encourages women that it is their birth right to speak up and against anything that does not serve their higher selves. She currently works as a Meditation guide for the Expectful platform; composing meditations to support women through fertility, pregnancy and motherhood. She resides in Denver with her husband and their baby girl. In this conversation we speak about what can happen when birth doesnt go to plan. Visit www.soulmamajourney.com/podcast for full show notes. Follow me on instagram @soulmamacoach

Anisah Amat is a writer a poet,  world traveller and meditator.. Anisah believes a part of her purpose is to guide women to, not only recognizing the light within them, but also recognizing the power within their voice. She encourages women that it is their birth right to speak up and against anything that does not serve their higher selves. She currently works as a Meditation guide for the Expectful platform; composing meditations to support women through fertility, pregnancy and motherhood. She resides in Denver with her husband and their baby girl. In this conversation we speak about the fear that can arise when you first find out your pregnant, and we talk about  how important it is to cultivate nourishing conscious partnerships and what it looks like too say yest to what your body needs during pregnancy. Visit www.soulmamajourney.com/podcast for full show notes. Follow me on instagram @soulmamacoach

Diantara banyaknya metode mendidik anak, ada salah satu cara yang sebenarnya efektif dari dulu sampai sekarang yakni mendongeng. Tapi dongeng yang disuguhkan ke anak-anak juga harus benar-benar selektif bukan tanpa tujuan. Di episode ini, Anisah arqom salah seorang autor buku anak (tigorchikugiga) yang menyguhkan dongeng-dongeng dengan tujuan membentuk kepribadian dasar seorang individu. Selamat mendengarkan  follow IG more information: @nisaarqom @tigorchikugiga 

Anisah Tsabitah merupakan salah satu dari anggota Yuk Muslimah di Sidoarjo. Dia juga sangat aktif di kegiatan organisasi. Selain itu, dia juga seorang freelance model. Dalam podcast kali ini akan membahas tentang kehidupan organisasi. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Back in September we began the call for nominations for our next Registrar, who will take the reins from Dr Mike Linney as we move through a very challenging time. The Registrar is a Senior Officer role and a Trustee, working closely with the President and Vice Presidents. Importantly, they represent the College's ultimate beneficiaries: children and young people. Over the last few weeks, our &Us team has been speaking with children and young people to find out the five questions they'd like candidates to answer to help members cast their vote. We're pleased to now share those answers with you.   Candidates: Will Carroll Jonathan Darling Michael McKean Steve Turner   Questions: 00:00 - Introduction 01:44 - Question 1: How do you think a young person would describe you? (Rachael, age 22, from Wokingham) 04:39 - Question 2: What is the biggest issue for children and young people that you want to work on? (Phoebe, age 21, from Manchester) 08:04 - Question 3: How would you involve children and young people at the College? (Anisah, age 17, from London) 11:43 - Question 4: Give an example of a child or young person who has fundamentally changed your thinking or the way you work? (Jude, age 9, from Lisburn) 15:48 - Question 5: If you were a biscuit, what would you be? (Brecon, age 10, from Tonyrefail) 18:17 - Wrap-up   Find out more and cast your vote before voting closes on Wednesday 9th December: https://www.rcpch.ac.uk/election If you would like to view text captions for this episode, please visit the College's YouTube channel and enable Closed Captions (CC).  

Back in September we began the call for nominations for our next President, who will take the reins from Professor Russell Viner as we move through a very challenging time. The President serves as the leader of the membership and is the key public face of RCPCH, both nationally and internationally. Importantly, they represent the College's ultimate beneficiaries: children and young people. Over the last few weeks, our &Us team has been speaking with children and young people to find out the five questions they'd like candidates to answer to help members cast their vote. We're pleased to now share those answers with you.   Candidates: Simon Clark Camilla Kingdon Jane Valente David Vickers   Questions: 00:00 - Introduction 01:47 - Question 1: How do you think a young person would describe you? (Rachael, age 22, from Wokingham) 05:24 - Question 2: What is the biggest issue for children and young people that you want to work on? (Phoebe, age 21, from Manchester) 09:12 - Question 3: How would you involve children and young people at the College? (Anisah, age 17, from London) 13:02 - Question 4: Give an example of a child or young person who has fundamentally changed your thinking or the way you work? (Jude, age 9, from Lisburn) 17:05 - Question 5: If you were a biscuit, what would you be? (Brecon, age 10, from Tonyrefail) 20:01 - Wrap-up   Find out more and cast your vote before voting closes on Wednesday 9th December: https://www.rcpch.ac.uk/election If you would like to view text captions for this episode, please visit the College's YouTube channel and enable Closed Captions (CC).  

Anisah Yoshida adalah seorang Youtuber yang sudah mendapatkan silver play button, dari adsense youtube ia telah memperoleh Macbook Pro. Kepada subcribernya ia memberitahukan bahwa akan meneruskan studynya di Jepang.

Welcome to Ep 3! We discuss the role and relative success of AI in the fight against COVID, the ethics of AI taking over roles in healthcare, and potential unemployment in the healthcare industry. Our amazing guest is Dr Indra Joshi, Director of AI at NHSX. I am also joined by my co-host, Anisah. For more information, follow us on twitter @TeensInAIPod

Today on the Make Ur Mark talk show we sit down with  Canadian record-holder in both Long jump and triple jump  Tabia Charles Collins and also the creative powerhouse behind Anisah, a unique clothing line bringing you bold, fashion-forward statement pieces for exceptional women and children. Tabia holding her Masters in industrial Relations and Human Resources now blends her unique experiences and education to fulfill her passion in fashion.   From the track to the runway Tabia shares her journey of success, adversity and how she finds balance through it all.     Platform: Makeurmark.ca Host Kymniles.com Corporate Sponsor: Moorefreedom.ca Guest :Anisahbytabiacharles.com

Anisah is a writer and self-love advocate living in Denver, Colorado, with her partner and her daughter, Nyla. She discovered Expectful while pregnant, which helped her drink in every sweet, fleeting moment with her baby. She encourages Expectful users to give themselves the well-deserved love and goodness that they so effortlessly give to others. When she isn’t empowering others, Anisah can be found meditating, curled up in bed with her journal, reading with her daughter, snacking on kiwis, strawberries and pineapple, or daydreaming about an overwater bungalow in the Maldives.

Episode 22 of the Futures Intelligence Leadership Flowcast with Guests Katherine Green, PhD and About Nur Anisah PhD---------About Katherine Green, PhDKatherine is the creator of Futures at Work. She is seasoned foresight professional helping organizations explore the future, make strategic choices, raise institutional capacity to manage change, and execute on planned change, targeting a preferred future. She use a cross-disciplinary approach, blending the futures field with the behavioral sciences. Katherine helps her clients to be prepared, not surprised. She use a recognized 6-step foresight process, enabling clients to solve pressing business, talent and organizational challenges with tailored solutions for their future. Her work helps organizations identify change strategies that enhance success during the transitions, and offer guidance on how to 'stay the course' while pursuing a preferred future. About Nur Anisah PhDDr Anisah is a Senior Teaching Fellow Strathclyde Business School. She graduated with a PhD (Operations Research) and is a member of the Association of Professional Futurists. She helps organisations plan strategically, and design and develop performance measurement systems. She uses foresight and scenario planning to help organisations go beyond just forecasting to the generation of preferred futures.Dr Anisah created Futures_Sandbox, an initiative for transformative action learning and youth development. The Futures Sandbox is an independent, collaborative and open platform for workshops, seminars, and hands-on projects to educate and inspire youth toward imagining and creating preferred futures. https://linktr.ee/itsanisah

O Mother, dear Mnemosyne! It is I, Anisah, fifteenth of my line! Here is my song. Long have I waited for this, the end of my first shift; at last I am a daughter grown old enough to sing. I have sat at my post---I have looked out my mirrored window---I have logged my report with the cousins who keep the histories. But for you, my mother, on my first night’s watch, I will confirm that, port and starboard, there is nothing out my window but the black and endless sea. | Copyright 2020 by Katherine Crighton. Narrated by Gabrielle de Cuir.

Anisah adalah mahasiswi prodi Psikologi.

"Athletics builds character, discipline, hard work, and confidence... From athletics, I have made amazing connections. I have started different businesses. And for me, that's even greater than just saying 'I am an Olympian.'" - Tabia Charles Collins Tabia started with playing soccer and dancing as a young girl, but one that stood out about her in those early years is how fast she was. This got her into track and field, in which she proved to be really good at. She soon also got into long and triple jump, and her athletic competence and success had gotten the attention of several scholarship offers.  Tabia chose University of Miami where she underwent even more intense and rigorous training. Despite being a full time student and competing athlete, Tabia's amazing hard work and discipline got her to graduate with honors, AND in only three years!  "My goal was to get out there and to work, and to show them what this Canadian girl is made of." - Tabia Charles Collins Apart from her several titles for Indoor Long Jump, Triple Jump, and Outdoor Triple Jump from 2004-2006, Tabia claimed the 2006 NCAA Outdoor Championship in the Triple Jump. After setting the Candian record for long jump in 2008, she qualified to join the 2008 Olympics in Beijing for the same event. Tabia finished tenth in the final round at the Women's Long Jump event. She was then set to prepare for the 2012 London Olympics when she unfortunately had a major accident during her training that would completely change the course of her athletic career and life. The major injury on her ankle had forced her to give up her career as a professional athlete. In this episode, Tabia talks about what this meant for her, how she struggled and dealt with this reality, how she moved on, and has now dedicated her life to change other people's lives by being a living example.  "Take your time to heal a little bit. Take your time to make decisions, make better choices instead of rushing into what you think you have to do." - Tabia Charles Collins In 2019, Tabia has been officially indicted in the University of Miami Sports Hall of Fame. She still currently holds University of Miami records for Indoor Long Jump (6.52m), Indoor Triple Jump (13.65m) and Outdoor Triple Jump (13.94m). She pursued her passion in fashion designing and created her own clothing line, Anisah by Tabia Charles. She and her husband also founded Team Collins Training & Development to train and mentor young athletes. Tabia is also working on becoming a life coach and does motivational speaking. "It is great to aspire to be an Olympian, a superstar athlete beyond the circuit. But it's also important to know that if you don't achieve those things, other amazing things will come from athletics." - Tabia Charles Collins YOU WILL LEARN: Tabia's upbringing as a young athlete in school How she found her sport and trained to be the best at it How her amazing athletic competence and success at a young age had gotten the attention of several scholarship offers  What her intense rigorous training at Miami University was like How she was able to accomplish being a  full time student and competing athlete at the same time How she graduated with honors in only three years! How she broke Canadian records in long jump and triple jump! How she qualified for the 2008 Olympics and her experience as an Olympian Tabia's unfortunate major accident that changed her life and career as an athlete How she dealt with this reality, discovering her new journey and purpose  Her valuable advice to aspiring athletes Her goals and dreams  Her “I AM…”

Tabia is a former Olympian, motivational speaker and fashion designer. With her second baby on the way, this woman does it all! From running an athlete training centre for youth with her husband, to coming up with new designs for her fashion label ‘Anisah’ all while being a mom and wife! Listen now to hear Tabia’s amazing come up story. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cuims/message

In 2017, out of the $84 Billion in Venture Capital handed out to startups globally, only 2% went to women, 1% went to black founders, and 0.2% went to black women. Backstage Capital developed out of a belief that this is not only unfair but a wasted business opportunity.So beginning in LA in 2015, then Detroit and Philadelphia more recently, Backstage began investing in startup founders who identify as Women, Person of Colour, and/or LGBTQ.Now, Backstage has arrived in London with Anisah Osman Britton and Andy Ayim leading the UK accelerator program.Reach out:Anisah is @anisah_ob Andy's on @AndysHVCWe are Metier Digital on LinkedIn and @MetierLDN on Instagram and Twitter.

In 2017, out of the $84 Billion in Venture Capital handed out to startups globally, only 2% went to women, 1% went to black founders, and 0.2% went to black women.  Backstage Capital developed out of a belief that this is not only unfair but a wasted business opportunity. So beginning in LA in 2015, then Detroit and Philadelphia more recently, Backstage began investing in startup founders who identify as Women, Person of Colour, and/or LGBTQ. Now, Backstage has arrived in London with Anisah Osman Britton and Andy Ayim leading the UK accelerator program. Reach out: Anisah is @anisah_ob  Andy's on @AndysHVC We are Metier Digital on LinkedIn and @MetierLDN on Instagram and Twitter.

In honor of the release of the Captain Marvel film, we’re continuing this Marvel-ous month of March with a discussion on Carol Danvers’ Ms. Marvel successor Kamala Khan! We interview Anisah Jabar, a journalist based in New York City and probably one of the biggest Ms. Marvel/Kamala Khan fans we know. She uses her own experiences as a woman of color to change the narrative in comics and pop culture through producing the Ms. Marvel-inspired No Normal short film series. We also talk about the importance of diverse representation on screen, and what Anisah hopes for in Kamala’s future. Anisah also shares how her passion for Ms. Marvel was born out of a professional endeavor, and offers advice for tackling your first audiovisual transformative work. Where to find Anisah: Instagram: @msmarvelnyc YouTube: Anisah Jabar msmarvelnyc.com Watch Anisah’s CBS piece: https://youtu.be/O2E-62xmdPM Watch the first of her No Normal short film series: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CXJ87V3H7S4

Charge is back! This week we have an interview with girl boss Anisah Osman Britton of 23 Code Street, a coding school for women with a 1-for-1 programme in Mumbai. Anisah chatted to Louisa and Maria Christina about the challenges facing women in the tech industry and how 23 Code Street is helping them get ahead. In the second half of the interview, we spoke about sustainable social enterprise in her reciprocal programme working with NGOs based in Mumbai, India. Every time a student pays for their 23 Code Street course in London, they also pay for a disadvantaged woman in Mumbai to learn digital skills too. Thank you to our listeners for bearing with us whilst Charge was on a small break. Things have been full on at DVELP and your Charge team are happy to be back in the studio this week. Subscribe to make sure you don't miss future episodes! Check out 23 Code Street at their website: http://www.23codestreet.com/ Find Charge on: The DVELP website: dvelp.co.uk/ Twitter: twitter.com/DVELP_team Contact the Charge team at charge@dvelp.co.uk

Episode 50 - Interview with Anisah Jabar, The Importance of Ms. Marvel  "Diversity in Comic Books" Hello GLC prisoners! In this episode, we are happy to introduce you to Anisah Jabar. She's a writer, actress, producer, and up and coming cosplayer that you need to get to know. She has a growing social media presence and now a youtube movie short we think is great.  It's titled "MsMarvel: No Normal".  It's about the beginnings of Kamala Kahn, a Muslim-American girl from New Jersey that eventually becomes Ms. Marvel. Chuck and I look forward to her future movies, based on how great the first one is. In this podcast episode we talk with Anisah about the importance of diversity in comics, empowering women, tolerance and acceptance, and being true to yourself. Please subscribe to: Anisah Jabar, Ms. Marvel NYC, on You-Tube. Here is the link to Anisah's YouTube movie short: Ms. Marvel: No Normal (Anisah Jabar) This is the link to the Ms. Marvel CBS News story Anisah helped produce: CBS YouTube: Meet Ms. Marvel You can find Anisah on Instagram: @msmarvelnyc Or on Twitter: @AnisahJabar Her friend Lauren cosplays as well, Instagram: @projectkr_ We had a great time talking with Anisah and look forward to following her as she shoots for the stars and achieves her dreams.  Best of luck Anisah! I hope you all enjoy our 50th episode! Your buddy,  @GeekLifeSteve @GeekLifeChuck Please follow our wonderful announcer, Ashley from Kentucky: @Ashe976 Thank you to our Patrons!      

Spoke Word Entry Anisah M. Experience the cream of STEAM, the dream of STEAM, the STEAM dream team Science, to learn the art of appliance Experimentation but no person is an island So get your squad, your tribe, the other brave lions And master the innovative art of science   Experience the cream of STEAM, the dream of STEAM, the STEAM dream team Technology, knowing how to master mechanical policies   Experience the cream of STEAM, the dream of STEAM, the STEAM dream team Engineering   Experience the cream of STEAM, the dream of STEAM, the STEAM dream team Arts   Experience the cream of STEAM, the dream of STEAM, the STEAM dream team Mathematics, quadratics, and how the world balance Graphics and number traffic can be a challenge So get your squad, your problem-solving math giants And master the problematic art of mathematics

In this episode, co-hosts Lauren Ash and Zakkiyyah Najeebah chat with Anisah Ali, author of the recently released self-love focused book 'anonymous.' Anisah powerfully shares her years-long journey of intentionally unlearning unhealthy ways of relating with loved ones, including the ways in which writing served as a form of reflection and healing, and how therapy supported her entering into a healthy union with her husband. This episode is a must-listen for women of color who experienced chaos or trauma during childhood. Listeners will enjoy hearing Anisah share two of her poems, and a guided meditation inspired by one of Anisah's poems by Lauren, as well.

*south kongress t-shirts available at https://teespring.com/southkongress * (episode #3 is up before episode #2, because time and stuff.) Every week, we talk fantastic people with fantastic abilities. We took a small break to talk about real people with fantastic drive that's used to help those in need. Anisah Ali heads Texas State University's Relay For Life organization/ event, built to support our cancer survivors and honor those who fought the good fight. Anisah, along with members past and present, take us through the last few years of the event, the different themes, sponsors, and supporters that have helped to build their branch into what it is today. We find out what motivates these people to give their time, and exactly what goes into producing this overnight celebration. We also find a bit of time to talk favorite Disney Princesses/ movies and favorite superheroes, because HOW COULD WE NOT? This year's event is 4/8/16, and tickets can be purchased at www.relayforlife.org/txst.

reports from the Mt. Airy Street Fair.