Podcasts about annual symposium

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 4, 2024 30:35

CEEJH's Upcoming 10th Annual Symposium with Michael PayanSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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CEEJH's 10th Annual Symposium Prep Part II

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Play Episode Listen Later Sep 4, 2024 30:35

On this episode of My Block Counts, Dr. Sacoby Wilson continues his conversation with guest panelists for the upcoming CEEJH symposium. My Block Counts is a podcast series produced by The Center for Community Engagement, Environmental Justice, and Health, with assistance from WYPR. The views expressed are solely Dr. Wilson's.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

CEEJH's Upcoming 10th Annual Symposium with Walkiria Pool, Queen Shabazz and Michael Payan

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Play Episode Listen Later Aug 29, 2024 54:15

CEEJH's 10th Annual Symposium Prep

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Play Episode Listen Later Aug 28, 2024 54:15

On this episode of My Block Counts, Dr. Sacoby Wilson is joined by guest panelists for the upcoming CEEJH symposium. My Block Counts is a podcast series produced by The Center for Community Engagement, Environmental Justice, and Health, with assistance from WYPR. The views expressed are solely Dr. Wilson's.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Animation Sensations: A Composer's Role In Animation | 4th Annual Symposium

Film.Music.Media: Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 25, 2024 78:05

The 4th Annual F.M.M Symposium kicks off with Animation Sensations! Join us as we discuss and look into writing music for animation! Featuring Amanda Cawley (Fireman Sam), James Chapple (Total Drama Island: Reboot), Alex Geringas (Batwheels) and Pat Irwin (Rocko's Modern Life) A Film.Music.Media & Impact 24 PR Co-Production | Presented By Kaya Savas *Please note that this panel was recorded a while back and may contain discussions of past events in the industry that are no longer current.

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228 - KC SHRM

Our Two Cents Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 17, 2024 32:25

Amanda Jones welcomes Jackie Andrade and Elizabeth Maldonado, Vice Chairman and Chairman of KC SHRM's 2024 Symposium. Jackie Andrarde, is an experienced and motivated human resources practitioner with sixteen years' experience. Jackie Introduces the non-organization: The Kern County Chapter Society for Human Resource Management otherwise known as KC SHRM as an organization of human resource professionals whose primary goal is to foster an educational environment that is facilitated by the exchange of information and ideas. The organization provides an extensive amount of resources and tools for all members from all different business backgrounds from small business owners to corporate companies with or without their membership. Elizabeth Maldonado is an alumnus of the CSUB's School of Business. She joined AppleOne Employment Services in 2012 and specializes in Staffing and HR Consulting services. Elizabeth introduces KC SHRM's Annual Symposium, their largest event being held on October 2nd 2024. The Symposium's mission is to Inspire, energate, elevate and connect with like minded professionals to better educate each other. The event attracts about 400 HR and Business professionals from generalists level through the executive suite. They have a great line-up of speakers forming as well as 46+ vendors for the 2024 sessions to ensure we address the issues and challenges faced by today's HR professionals. Whether you'd like to be a sponsor, vendor or attend the event all information will be linked down below. Learn more about KC SHRM and the annual Symposium with the links below: KC SHRM Website KC SHRM Instagram KC SHRM Symposium details KC SHRM Youtube KC SHRM Linkedin

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Exploring Anti-aging & Integrative Medicine: Hormones, Thyroid Health, Brain Injuries, and More with Dr. Bill Clearfield

Pushing The Limits

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 1, 2024 93:36

Join us in this enlightening episode as we sit down with Dr. Bill Clearfield from Clearfield Medical Group to explore the intricacies of integrative medicine. Dr. Clearfield shares his expert insights on a range of topics, including hormone health, thyroid disorders, brain injuries, the potential of methylene blue, low-dose naltrexone, and the impacts of COVID-19 and long COVID. Whether you're seeking to understand hormone replacement therapy or looking for effective treatments for long COVID, this episode is packed with valuable information. Topics Covered: Hormones The role of hormones in maintaining overall health and well-being Benefits and risks of hormone replacement therapy for both men and women Differences and advantages of bioidentical hormones versus synthetic hormones Common hormonal imbalances and how they are addressed in practice Thyroid Health Common thyroid disorders and their impact on overall health Key thyroid function tests for accurate diagnosis Influence of thyroid health on weight management and metabolism Natural or integrative approaches to managing thyroid conditions Brain Injuries Latest advancements in the treatment of traumatic brain injuries (TBI) Importance of neuroplasticity in the recovery from brain injuries and methods to enhance it Integrative therapies recommended for brain injury recovery Methylene Blue Explanation of methylene blue and its primary medical uses Current evidence on methylene blue's effectiveness in treating viral infections Potential use of methylene blue to support brain health and cognitive function Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN) Overview of low dose naltrexone and conditions it can help manage Mechanism of action of LDN and its therapeutic effects Success stories or case studies where LDN has made a significant impact General Topics Differences and benefits of integrative medicine compared to conventional medicine Approach to patient care to ensure personalized and effective treatment Future trends in medicine and healthcare that excite Dr. Clearfield Links and Resources: Clearfield Medical Group Dr. Bill Clearfield's LinkedIn Follow Dr. Clearfield on Facebook Learn More About Integrative Medicine BIO With 33 years of medical experience, Reno, Nevada physician, William Clearfield, D.O. of the Clearfield Medical Group provides patients with successful treatment plans that benefit their health conditions and boost their overall quality of life. Emphasizing diet, exercise and a healthy lifestyle, Dr. Clearfield was the “go to” guy when other physicians, even specialists at NYU and the University of Pennsylvania were baffled, in his adopted hometown of Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Dr. Clearfield graduated from the College of Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery, now Des Moines University, in 1978. He interned at Metropolitan Hospital in downtown Philadelphia and followed that up with a residency in Obstetrics and Gynecology and Family Medicine. In 1984 he tested and successfully implemented one of the first individualized computer generated diet programs (on an Apple IIc no less) and instituted the Medifast Protein Sparing Modified Weight Loss program at Nesbitt Memorial Hospital in Kingston, Pa. In 1990, a curious combination of family events, a cousin who, after ten years of fertility issues, became pregnant after three sessions, and a chance encounter with a ninety-year-old practitioner from the Peoples Republic of China, on a trip back home, led him to UCLA's Medical Acupuncture Physicians training. Dr. C. took to acupuncture quickly, becoming the second medical doctor in the Wilkes, Barre-Scranton area to offer acupuncture in his practice. He became. Elected to the board of directors as the education director of the American Academy of Medical Acupuncture in 1992, Dr. C began a student with experienced acupuncturists which continue to this day. After election as the Secretary of the American Academy of Medical Acupuncture in 1994, Dr. C obtained his most prized academic degree. The secretary of the AAMA signed the diplomas earned in that session. In short, Dr. Clearfield signed his diploma! His 1992 treatise “Celestial Stems-5 Element Diet and Exercise Program,” based on Traditional Chinese Medicine dietary laws, was well received in the complementary medicine community. In 1994 Dr. Clearfield established the first combined functional and alternative medicine pain clinic at John Heinz Rehabilitation Hospital in Wilkes-Barre, Pa. He partnered with staff physiatrists, physical therapist, speech pathologist and psychologists to offer a comprehensive pain management program. A 1995 article “Form Follows Function; The Treatment of Musculoskeletal Head and Neck Disease,” is the model used taught today for all shoulder and neck injuries. In 1997 he chaired the 9th Annual Symposium of the American Academy of Medical Acupuncture in Washington, D.C. Dr. C was the fourth licensed osteopathic acupuncture physician in the state of Pennsylvania. 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146 - (Rebroadcast) Beyond Data Science - Why Human-Centered AI Needs Design with Ben Shneiderman

Experiencing Data with Brian O'Neill

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 25, 2024 42:07

Ben Shneiderman is a leading figure in the field of human-computer interaction (HCI). Having founded one of the oldest HCI research centers in the country at the University of Maryland in 1983, Shneiderman has been intently studying the design of computer technology and its use by humans. Currently, Ben is a Distinguished University Professor in the Department of Computer Science at the University of Maryland and is working on a new book on human-centered artificial intelligence. I'm so excited to welcome this expert from the field of UX and design to today's episode of Experiencing Data! Ben and I talked a lot about the complex intersection of human-centered design and AI systems. In our chat, we covered: Ben's career studying human-computer interaction and computer science. (0:30) 'Building a culture of safety': Creating and designing ‘safe, reliable and trustworthy' AI systems. (3:55) 'Like zoning boards': Why Ben thinks we need independent oversight of privately created AI. (12:56) 'There's no such thing as an autonomous device': Designing human control into AI systems. (18:16) A/B testing, usability testing and controlled experiments: The power of research in designing good user experiences. (21:08) Designing ‘comprehensible, predictable, and controllable' user interfaces for explainable AI systems and why [explainable] XAI matters. (30:34) Ben's upcoming book on human-centered AI. (35:55) Resources and Links: People-Centered Internet: https://peoplecentered.net/ Designing the User Interface (one of Ben's earlier books): https://www.amazon.com/Designing-User-Interface-Human-Computer-Interaction/dp/013438038X Bridging the Gap Between Ethics and Practice: https://doi.org/10.1145/3419764 Partnership on AI: https://www.partnershiponai.org/ AI incident database: https://www.partnershiponai.org/aiincidentdatabase/ University of Maryland Human-Computer Interaction Lab: https://hcil.umd.edu/ ACM Conference on Intelligent User Interfaces: https://iui.acm.org/2021/hcai_tutorial.html Human-Computer Interaction Lab, University of Maryland, Annual Symposium: https://hcil.umd.edu/tutorial-human-centered-ai/ Ben on Twitter: https://twitter.com/benbendc Quotes from Today's Episode The world of AI has certainly grown and blossomed — it's the hot topic everywhere you go. It's the hot topic among businesses around the world — governments are launching agencies to monitor AI and are also making regulatory moves and rules. … People want explainable AI; they want responsible AI; they want safe, reliable, and trustworthy AI. They want a lot of things, but they're not always sure how to get them. The world of human-computer interaction has a long history of giving people what they want, and what they need. That blending seems like a natural way for AI to grow and to accommodate the needs of real people who have real problems. And not only the methods for studying the users, but the rules, the principles, the guidelines for making it happen. So, that's where the action is. Of course, what we really want from AI is to make our world a better place, and that's a tall order, but we start by talking about the things that matter — the human values: human rights, access to justice, and the dignity of every person. We want to support individual goals, a person's sense of self-efficacy — they can do what they need to in the world, their creativity, their responsibility, and their social connections; they want to reach out to people. So, those are the sort of high aspirational goals that become the hard work of figuring out how to build it. And that's where we want to go. - Ben (2:05) The software engineering teams creating AI systems have got real work to do. They need the right kind of workflows, engineering patterns, and Agile development methods that will work for AI. The AI world is different because it's not just programming, but it also involves the use of data that's used for training. The key distinction is that the data that drives the AI has to be the appropriate data, it has to be unbiased, it has to be fair, it has to be appropriate to the task at hand. And many people and many companies are coming to grips with how to manage that. This has become controversial, let's say, in issues like granting parole, or mortgages, or hiring people. There was a controversy that Amazon ran into when its hiring algorithm favored men rather than women. There's been bias in facial recognition algorithms, which were less accurate with people of color. That's led to some real problems in the real world. And that's where we have to make sure we do a much better job and the tools of human-computer interaction are very effective in building these better systems in testing and evaluating. - Ben (6:10) Every company will tell you, “We do a really good job in checking out our AI systems.” That's great. We want every company to do a really good job. But we also want independent oversight of somebody who's outside the company — someone who knows the field, who's looked at systems at other companies, and who can bring ideas and bring understanding of the dangers as well. These systems operate in an adversarial environment — there are malicious actors out there who are causing trouble. You need to understand what the dangers and threats are to the use of your system. You need to understand where the biases come from, what dangers are there, and where the software has failed in other places. You may know what happens in your company, but you can benefit by learning what happens outside your company, and that's where independent oversight from accounting companies, from governmental regulators, and from other independent groups is so valuable. - Ben (15:04) There's no such thing as an autonomous device. Someone owns it; somebody's responsible for it; someone starts it; someone stops it; someone fixes it; someone notices when it's performing poorly. … Responsibility is a pretty key factor here. So, if there's something going on, if a manager is deciding to use some AI system, what they need is a control panel, let them know: what's happening? What's it doing? What's going wrong and what's going right? That kind of supervisory autonomy is what I talk about, not full machine autonomy that's hidden away and you never see it because that's just head-in-the-sand thinking. What you want to do is expose the operation of a system, and where possible, give the stakeholders who are responsible for performance the right kind of control panel and the right kind of data. … Feedback is the breakfast of champions. And companies know that. They want to be able to measure the success stories, and they want to know their failures, so they can reduce them. The continuous improvement mantra is alive and well. We do want to keep tracking what's going on and make sure it gets better. Every quarter. - Ben (19:41) Google has had some issues regarding hiring in the AI research area, and so has Facebook with elections and the way that algorithms tend to become echo chambers. These companies — and this is not through heavy research — probably have the heaviest investment of user experience professionals within data science organizations. They have UX, ML-UX people, UX for AI people, they're at the cutting edge. I see a lot more generalist designers in most other companies. Most of them are rather unfamiliar with any of this or what the ramifications are on the design work that they're doing. But even these largest companies that have, probably, the biggest penetration into the most number of people out there are getting some of this really important stuff wrong. - Brian (26:36) Explainability is a competitive advantage for an AI system. People will gravitate towards systems that they understand, that they feel in control of, that are predictable. So, the big discussion about explainable AI focuses on what's usually called post-hoc explanations, and the Shapley, and LIME, and other methods are usually tied to the post-hoc approach.That is, you use an AI model, you get a result and you say, “What happened?” Why was I denied a parole, or a mortgage, or a job? At that point, you want to get an explanation. Now, that idea is appealing, but I'm afraid I haven't seen too many success stories of that working. … I've been diving through this for years now, and I've been looking for examples of good user interfaces of post-hoc explanations. It took me a long time till I found one. The culture of AI model-building would be much bolstered by an infusion of thinking about what the user interface will be for these explanations. And even the DARPA's XAI—Explainable AI—project, which has 11 projects within it—has not really grappled with this in a good way about designing what it's going to look like. Show it to me. … There is another way. And the strategy is basically prevention. Let's prevent the user from getting confused and so they don't have to request an explanation. We walk them along, let the user walk through the step—this is like Amazon checkout process, seven-step process—and you know what's happened in each step, you can go back, you can explore, you can change things in each part of it. It's also what TurboTax does so well, in really complicated situations, and walks you through it. … You want to have a comprehensible, predictable, and controllable user interface that makes sense as you walk through each step. - Ben (31:13)

Art Dirt: What's the Point of Portraiture?

Glasstire

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 2, 2024 36:40

Inspired by recently unveiled controversial portraits of King Charles III and Catherine, Princess of Wales, Brandon Zech and Gabriel Martinez discuss portraiture's privileged place in art history. "For the entire history of portraiture, the goal has been to depict the person as they are because it has been the only way for us to be able to tell how people looked. But now that images of famous people can be ubiquitously found on the internet, artists have a little more freedom to play with the idea of what a portrait is." See related readings here: https://glasstire.com/2024/06/02/art-dirt-whats-the-point-of-portraiture/ This week's podcast is sponsored in part by the Center for the Advancement and Study of Early Texas Art (CASETA), which will present their Annual Symposium and Texas Art Fair from June 21-23 at the DoubleTree by Hilton – Greenway Plaza Hotel in Houston. The event will feature a variety of lectures and conversations revolving around Early Texas Art, along with an accompanying art fair. To see a complete list of events and register for the program, please go here: https://www.caseta.org/2022-caseta-symposium

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The Importance of State Associations & the NJELSA Annual Symposium

SDM Editors' Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 21, 2024 17:22

Brian Arenofsky, president of NJELSA, talks about the 2024 NJELSA Annual Symposium as well as the importance of involvement in state associations.

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Enhancing Your Craft & Alteration Mentorship with Dee Dee Anderson, Founder of Anderson Alterations Academy

Podcast - Secrets of a Bridal Seamstress

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 12, 2023 47:10

In this episode, I speak with Dee Dee Anderson, the owner of Anderson Alterations Academy. Dee Dee has been in the bridal industry for over 30 years. She has performed alterations for thousands of brides in a way that looks like a natural extension of the original dress. Being in such high demand, brides have traveled from all over North America to her small town in Northern Utah to worth with Dee Dee. The Anderson Academy teaches bridal seamstresses how to stand out as an elite bridal alterations expert in a high demand bridal industry! The program is taught through pre-recorded training videos, and many hours of one-on-one zoom time with Dee Dee. You are also invited to Dee Dee's 2024 2024 Annual Symposium “Making Connections”. You can find more information and sign up for the free event here: https://theandersonacademy.com/symposium24/ Topics discussed in this episode: Common roadblocks that most bridal seamstresses have in the beginning phases of business & how to overcome them. Overall tips and advice for becoming a bridal seamstress. Finding shops to work with and how to pick the best ones for you. The power of learning from mistakes. Nadine and DeeDee's scary bridal alteration stories, and how they redeemed themselves. An invite and information about Dee Dee's Annual Symposium. Connect with Dee Dee: Information about Dee Dee's symposiums: https://theandersonacademy.com/symposiums/ Website: https://theandersonacademy.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theandersonacademy/ This episode is brought to you by Grandma's Secret Products. Masterclass Series: Creating Branded Fitting Packages: Join us for a free masterclass on Thursday & Friday, December 14th & 15th, to learn how to build branded packages into your bridal alterations portfolio: https://enchanting-sun-77080.myflodesk.com/udieklaa4k Connect with Nadine: Become a member: https://secretsofabridalseamstresspodcast.com/membership Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/secretsofabridalseamstress/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@nadinebozeman

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(375) Lloyd Knight, dancer with Martha Graham Dance Company and New York Public Library Dance Research Fellow

Conversations on Dance

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 4, 2023 38:53

Today on 'Conversations On Dance', we are joined by Lloyd Knight, a long time veteran of the Martha Graham Dance Company. We catch up with Lloyd about the work he has done in the past year with Twyla Tharp and on tours with the Graham company, as well as the time he's spent this year as one of the New York Public Library's Dance Research Fellows. The program this year is centered on Martha Graham, and Lloyd will present his research in the Jerome Robbins Dance Division's Annual Symposium alongside the other fellows on January 26th. There will also be a virtual Symposium on February 2nd. Tickets are free and can be reserved via Eventbrite: CLICK HERE. For more information about the Jerome Robbins Dance Divison, visit nypl.org. Try Audible Plus free for 30 daysGive the gift of Audible PlusLINKS:Website: conversationsondancepod.comInstagram: @conversationsondanceMerch: https://bit.ly/cod-merchYouTube: https://bit.ly/youtube-CODJoin our email list: https://bit.ly/mail-COD Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Nonprofit's Questions This Week!

The Nonprofit Show

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 13, 2023 31:29

Host Julia Patrick welcomes Muhi Khwaja, one of the trainers at the Fundraising Academy at National University and Co-founder of the American Muslim Community Foundation (AMCF), and he provides insights on board treasurer selection, post-event practices, board onboarding, and board recruitment. They begin by discussing the importance of finding the right treasurer for a nonprofit board. Muhi emphasizes the need to look for candidates with experience in nonprofit finance, compliance, and audit procedures. He suggests checking if potential treasurers have filed Form 990s, worked with nonprofits before, and have a CPA background. Next, they address best practices for post-event activities, particularly after a gala. Muhi highlights the significance of stewardship in the donor cycle. He recommends sending personalized thank-you notes or emails to event attendees and donors, conducting surveys to gather feedback, and promptly following up with attendees and potential donors to build meaningful relationships. Muhi also shares insights into onboarding new board members. He emphasizes the importance of a structured orientation process and discusses AMCF's practice of having annual meetings and strategic planning sessions to reinforce board members' roles and responsibilities. Julia and Muhi then explore a unique question about whether the CEO or Executive Director of a nonprofit should have a vote on the board, agreeing that it's generally not advisable for the CEO to have voting power on the board to maintain a clear separation of powers and avoid potential conflicts of interest. The conversation shifts to AMCF's current board recruitment efforts. Muhi explains that they are actively seeking board members with specific skill sets, such as marketing, philanthropy, and web development, to contribute to the organization's growth. They also use a mentor-mentee approach to help new board members adapt to their roles. Lastly, Muhi discusses AMCF's upcoming event, the Muslim Philanthropy Awards and Annual Symposium. Scheduled for November 18th, 2023, the event celebrates Muslim-led organizations and explores the topic of endowments in philanthropy. Watch on VideoFollow us on the Twitter: @Nonprofit_ShowSend us your ideas for Show Guests or Topics: HelpDesk@AmericanNonprofitAcademy.comVisit us on the web:The Nonprofit Show

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搞乜咁科學 #17 - 食物 Food

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Play Episode Listen Later Oct 6, 2023 63:40

歡迎嚟到搞乜咁科學 GMG Science 第17集！今集嘅主題係食物 Food

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014 - KC SHRM Annual Symposium Leading the Change: October 4, 2023

Everyday HR Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 4, 2023 33:45

In this episode, we are joined with a remarkable guest from the KC SHRM, Cherrity Ricks. We shed light on the Annual KC SHRM Symposium scheduled for this October, with the theme “Lead the Change”. We dive into the various breakout session tracks suited for all levels and roles for those involved in HR, a sneak peek into the keynote speakers, how attendees and sponsors can register, and how to get involved. This symposium promises to be a learning and networking hub for HR professionals, leaders, and business owners. Host Contact information: Roshni Patel, HR Consultant/President of Thrive HR Consulting roshni@thrivehrc.com (661) 360-6886 Dan Klingenberger, Esq. Employment Law Attorney, Partner at LeBeau Thelen, LLP dklingenberger@lebeauthelen.com (661) 325-8962 Troy Burden, Employee Benefits Sales and Compliance Advisor, Partner at The Robert Lynn Company troy@lynncompany.com (661) 301-1247 Guest on today's show: Cherrity Ricks | Compensation Manager| KC SHRM Symposium Director 2023 www.linkedin.com/in/cherrityricks/ Disclaimer: The purpose of this podcast is to provide news and information on human resources matters affecting employers. All content presented is for informational purposes only and should not be considered legal advice. Some of the information on the podcast relates to legal topics. The transmission of information on this podcast is not intended to establish, and receipt of such information does not establish or constitute, an attorney-client relationship or a consultant-client relationship. Anyone who receives information from the podcast should not act on the information without first consulting legal counsel or other expert on the specific topic. Human resources law and guidance changes on a regular basis. The information presented on the podcast may not reflect the most current legal developments. The opinions expressed at or through the podcast are the opinions of the individual speaker and may not reflect the opinions of all presenters. Likewise, the information presented is not intended to reflect the opinion of the presenter's employer or firm.

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S2.14 Zachary Van Den Berg | On Being a Social Change Agent at any Stage of Your Career

The Creative Psychotherapist

Play Episode Listen Later May 24, 2023 51:06

FEATURED GUESTS: Zachary D. Van Den Berg, MA, LPC-A, ATR-P (he/they) is a recent graduate of Adler University, in Chicago, IL with a Master of Arts in Counseling: Art Therapy, and received his BFA at the School of the Art Institute (SAIC). He is Past-President of the Adler Art Therapy Student Association, founder of the international online forums Art Therapy Students Associated and Coalition for Queer Creative Arts Therapies, past Chairperson of the American Art Therapy Association's Multicultural Committee, member on the Membership Committee, Creative Director of Expressive Media's Film Library and founder of the annual Expressing Pride Symposium. He is currently working at Community Arts, LLCand is supervised under Wanda Montemayor, LPC-S ATCS ATR-BC RPT-S (she/her) in Austin, TX. Clinically, he utilizes queer, social justice, anti-oppressive approaches to art therapy, working primarily with adults in kink, queer and trans communities in Central Texas. RESOURCES MENTIONED ON THE SHOW: LISTEN & LEARN: How and why Zack began contributing to the professional while still in graduate training. The value of coming together as a collective in order to create visibility. The inspiration and path for Zack to create the Coalition for Queer Creative Arts Therapies and the Expressing Pride Symposia events. How he is working on decentralizing the Coalition and the Pride event to other members within the community. The importance of creating opportunities for other ways of knowing to be accessible in the research, literature and media within the professional fields. Benefits of using our position of privilege to disseminate information that is of value to the community. The ORCA stance, which stands for Openness, Respect, Curiosity & Accountability, as a framework for dancing with others through humility. How visibility becomes a model for others to take healthy risks professionally. How the theme of Emergence is currently central in the shared pursuit of liberation within the Coalition for Queer Creative Arts Therapies and the Expressing Pride Symposium. "Trans-affirming care is trauma informed care and is life supporting care," Zachary Van Den Berg. The importance of being attuned to the limits of our own capacity. There are multiple ways of protest and advocacy. RESOURCES MENTIONED ON THE SHOW: Check out Zack's site: https://zacharyvandenberg.com/Art Therapy Students Associated Facebook Group Coalition for Queer Arts Therapies Facebook Group head there to learn more about theExpressing Pride 2023: A Celebration of Emergence Saturday June 17, 2023 (3rd Annual Symposium) coalitionforqueercats@gmail.comZachary.vandenberg@gmail.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/reina-lombardi5/support

What vs Why Introductions

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Play Episode Listen Later Apr 11, 2023 12:22

How does the way we introduce ourselves to our participants impact them? Lisa asks Phil; "Inspired by a recent episode on Ego, how does how we introduce ourselves to our groups help with the self efficacy model of role models?" This leads to thoughts on; Unachievable targets Authenticity and vulnerability Being relatable Sharing the why and not the what Music and Sound effects - epidemicsound.com High 5's Annual Symposium is a great coming together of adventure professionals who love to have fun, share and learn. It's a special 1-day event for our community to reconnect, re-energize, and re-engage with our learning and each other! We've lined up over 15 workshop sessions, each one offering timely topics, fresh ideas, and creative tools and activities that you can start using immediately in your classroom, challenge course program, workplace, camp, outdoor center - wherever adventure learning takes you. Register for the Symposium here - https://store.high5adventure.org/products/adventure-practitioners-symposium-1-day?utm_source=copyToPasteBoard&utm_medium=product-links&utm_content=web&_ga=2.255767051.2090452263.1678733796-1154500371.1670878511

The Venture Out Project | Perry Cohen

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Play Episode Listen Later Apr 4, 2023 31:52

Perry Cohen (Founder and Executive Director of The Venture Out Project) joins Phil to discuss; His introduction to High 5 and Adventure Education Facilitation values and thoughts How The Venture Out Project began and its impact How to build a community Improving career access in the outdoor industry Learn more about The Venture Out Project - https://www.ventureoutproject.com/ Connect with Perry - perry@ventureoutproject.com Music and Sound effects - epidemicsound.com High 5's Annual Symposium is a great coming together of adventure professionals who love to have fun, share and learn. It's a special 1-day event for our community to reconnect, re-energize, and re-engage with our learning and each other! We've lined up over 15 workshop sessions, each one offering timely topics, fresh ideas, and creative tools and activities that you can start using immediately in your classroom, challenge course program, workplace, camp, outdoor center - wherever adventure learning takes you. Register for the Symposium here - https://store.high5adventure.org/products/adventure-practitioners-symposium-1-day?utm_source=copyToPasteBoard&utm_medium=product-links&utm_content=web&_ga=2.255767051.2090452263.1678733796-1154500371.1670878511

OSHA, Work at Height and Full Body Harnesses

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Play Episode Listen Later Mar 28, 2023 13:16

Chris Damboise (High 5's Director of Training) discusses the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) requirements for work at height and the use of full body harnesses as it relates to ropes courses. You will also hear what steps High 5 is taking with regards to training our participants and clients in the use of full body harnesses. Additional information can be found following the links below; https://www.osha.gov/Publications/OSHA3845.pdf ANSI/ASSP Z359.11-2021: Full Body Harnesses Safety Requirements. Full body harnesses we recommend - https://store.high5adventure.org/collections/harnesses/products/singing-rock-technic-full-body-harness-ansi Music and Sound effects - epidemicsound.com High 5's Annual Symposium is a great coming together of adventure professionals who love to have fun, share and learn. It's a special 1-day event for our community to reconnect, re-energize, and re-engage with our learning and each other! We've lined up over 15 workshop sessions, each one offering timely topics, fresh ideas, and creative tools and activities that you can start using immediately in your classroom, challenge course program, workplace, camp, outdoor center - wherever adventure learning takes you. Register for the Symposium here - https://store.high5adventure.org/products/adventure-practitioners-symposium-1-day?utm_source=copyToPasteBoard&utm_medium=product-links&utm_content=web&_ga=2.255767051.2090452263.1678733796-1154500371.1670878511

Professional Development Ideas

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Play Episode Listen Later Mar 21, 2023 15:15

What professional development opportunities can enhance your work as an adventure educator? In this episode, Phil, Lisa, Chris and Rich (High 5 Trainers) discuss professional development ideas that may not be directly tied to the adventure educator profession yet have aided us in improving our abilities to do our jobs. Music and Sound effects - epidemicsound.com High 5's Annual Symposium is a great coming together of adventure professionals who love to have fun, share and learn. It's a special 1-day event for our community to reconnect, re-energize, and re-engage with our learning and each other! We've lined up over 15 workshop sessions, each one offering timely topics, fresh ideas, and creative tools and activities that you can start using immediately in your classroom, challenge course program, workplace, camp, outdoor center - wherever adventure learning takes you. Register for the Symposium here - https://store.high5adventure.org/products/adventure-practitioners-symposium-1-day?utm_source=copyToPasteBoard&utm_medium=product-links&utm_content=web&_ga=2.255767051.2090452263.1678733796-1154500371.1670878511

Activity Names and Themes

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Play Episode Listen Later Mar 14, 2023 26:17

As facilitators, we often find ourselves planning and leading activities to engage our participants and help them achieve their goals. However, do we need to share the names of these activities with our participants? While it's important to provide clear instructions and objectives for each activity, the name of the activity itself is not always necessary. So, what is the purpose of activity names? One might argue that activity names serve as a way to categorize and organize different types of activities. However, it's important to remember that not all activities need to fit neatly into certain thematic buckets. In fact, sometimes activities that are seemingly unrelated can be just as effective in achieving a particular goal. For instance, a fun icebreaker game that has nothing to do with teamwork might actually help break down barriers and create a more relaxed and open atmosphere among participants. Moreover, activities that are overly prescriptive can actually hinder creativity and limit the potential outcomes. Instead of feeling constrained by the name or description of an activity, facilitators can encourage participants to approach the task with an open mind and think outside the box. Music and Sound effects - epidemicsound.com High 5's Annual Symposium is a great coming together of adventure professionals who love to have fun, share and learn. It's a special 1-day event for our community to reconnect, re-energize, and re-engage with our learning and each other! We've lined up over 15 workshop sessions, each one offering timely topics, fresh ideas, and creative tools and activities that you can start using immediately in your classroom, challenge course program, workplace, camp, outdoor center - wherever adventure learning takes you. Register for the Symposium here - https://store.high5adventure.org/products/adventure-practitioners-symposium-1-day?utm_source=copyToPasteBoard&utm_medium=product-links&utm_content=web&_ga=2.255767051.2090452263.1678733796-1154500371.1670878511

The Facility Perspective: What Goes Into Running an Equine Event Venue

Cowboy Office Show

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 31, 2023 81:20

Show producers and competitors will want to watch this episode of Cowboy Office to catch a glimpse of the challenges shows face now and in the future, learn how we call all remain diligent about biosecurity concerns, and see a side of venue management that you may have overlooked. The League of Agricultural and Equine Centers promotes and supports facility management, brings people together, and offers a network of experts that bring awareness of best practices, new developments, and looks to the horizon to prepare for the future. Cammie Pearson & Joe La Follette join the Cowboys to talk about the complexities of running an equine event facility. From horse sh….um, manure to staffing to biosecurity. We learn how the League supports the industry through education, networking, and problem solving. Their annual symposium will be hosted February 6-10, 2023 in Ocala, FL. The League creates a family network feel to a competitive sector of the equine industry with the ultimate goal of unifying event venues in a way that leads to greater consistency in customer service and procedures across the nation. As the shutdowns from Covid proved, working together makes everyone better and aids the entire equine community by sharing knowledge rather than hoarding it. Challenges facing the industry (and how to meet them): Shrinking agricultural lands reduces opportunity for youth to participate in 4-H & FFA projects. (Break down barriers with programs like the 4-H Horseless Horse Project, contact your local 4-H club to find out more.) Adapting to increased specificity of demand from diverse sectors. (The horse industry may be more resilient than others.) Labor shortages (Engage the university system to better promote and create paths for careers in facility management.) Manure management (We learn the term “entremanure”) Groundbreaking News: Footing is a big deal for everyone GGT - fiber footing or “magic sand” Natural material & Kiser Arena Specialists “The footing you can't see is what gives the horse its confidence.” Bob Kiser Education: Certified Managers of Equine Centers (CMEC) supports education in three core areas: Business Management Center Operations Event Management Biosecurity (a.k.a. Why Jody stopped carrying his own sprayer and disinfectant to shows) Awareness Standard practices Current biosecurity technology Health certificates Staff education Equine Disease Communication Center (EDCC) Developing a plan for venues serving as emergency evacuation facilities Why all horse owners, trainers, and exhibitors should be on the EDCC email list: Receive notifications of outbreaks across the nation, Know what is happening where you are going when traveling across the country Be prepared for what may be brought into your area Stay ahead of the curve to help limit the spread. RESOURCES: Production and marketing by ConsultMent.Agency The League of Agricultural & Equine Centers: http://www.laec.info/ Annual Symposium & Footing Academies: https://laec.info/Symposium Equine Disease Communication Center: https://www.equinediseasecc.org/

For Your Informatics: Episode 30- Inclusive Informatics: Reducing Bias in Our AI Systems

AMIA: Why Informatics? Podcasts

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 19, 2022 62:01

Host: Leyla Warsame, MD Guests: Kevin Wiley, PhD Kenrick Cato, PhD, RN, CPHIMS, FAAN Tina Hernandez-Boussard, PhD Adrienne Pichon, MPH, PhD Description: Listen in on the discussion of defining and reducing AI Bias during the live recording at the AMIA 2022 Annual Symposium.

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John Krakauer Part 1: Taking Multiple Perspectives on The Brain

COMPLEXITY

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 11, 2022 51:05

The brain is arguably one of the most complex objects known to science. How best to understand it? That is a trick question: brains are organized at many levels and attempts to grasp them all through one approach — be it micro, macro, anatomical, behavioral — are destined to leave out crucial insights. What more, thinking “vertically” across scales, one might miss important angles from another discipline along the “horizontal” axis. For inquiries too big to sit within one field of knowledge, maybe it is time we resurrected the salon: a mode of scientific exploration that levels hierarchies of expertise and optimizes for more complementary and high-dimensional, egalitarian, communal discourse. As with the Jainist philosophic principle anekantavada — how many blind people does it take to grok an elephant? — neuroscience is perhaps best practiced as innately and intensely multiperspectival…Welcome to COMPLEXITY, the official podcast of the Santa Fe Institute. I'm your host, Michael Garfield, and every other week we'll bring you with us for far-ranging conversations with our worldwide network of rigorous researchers developing new frameworks to explain the deepest mysteries of the universe.This week is part one of a two-part conversation with SFI External Professor John Krakauer, Professor of Neurology and Director of the Center for the Study of Motor Learning and Brain Repair at Johns Hopkins . In this episode, we talk about the history of different ways of studying the brain — in animals and humans — and how subjects as complex as brains invite a different way of seeing, one that synthesizes many different ways of seeing…Thanks for your patience with the recent delays in publication — with InterPlanetary Festival and our Annual Symposium behind us, Complexity will now return to regular biweekly scheduling.Be sure to check out our extensive show notes with links to all our references at complexity.simplecast.com, and stay tuned for part two — in which we talk about how learning is inherently a future-focused exercise, and what that means for education. If you value our research and communication efforts, please subscribe, rate and review us at Apple Podcasts or Spotify, and consider making a donation — or finding other ways to engage with us, including an open postdoctoral fellowship in Belief Dynamics — at santafe.edu/engage.Thank you for listening!Join our Facebook discussion group to meet like minds and talk about each episode.Podcast theme music by Mitch Mignano.Follow us on social media:Twitter • YouTube • Facebook • Instagram • LinkedInReferenced in this episode:Neuroscience Needs Behavior: Correcting a Reductionist BiasJohn Krakauer, Asif Ghazanfar, Alex Gomez-Marin, Malcolm MacIver, David PoeppelTwo Views of the Cognitive BrainDavid Barack & John KrakauerOn Beyond Living: Rhetorical Transformations of the Life SciencesRichard DoyleSimon DeDeo on Good Explanations & Diseases of EpistemologyComplexity Podcast Episode 72Former SFI Fellow David Kinney, epistemologist (re: disciplines as levels of explanatory granularity)Coarse-graining as a downward causation mechanismJessica FlackIntegral Ecology: Uniting Multiple Perspectives on the Natural WorldSean Esbjörn-Hargens & Michael ZimmermanCarl Cranor, moral philosopher (re: causation)The Learning Salon: Toward a new participatory scienceIda Momennejad, John Krakauer, Claire Sun, Eva Yezerets, Kanaka Rajan, Joshua Vogelstein, Brad WybleBrain Inspired PodcastPaul MiddlebrookseLife JournalbiorXivW. Brian Arthur on Economics in Nouns and Verbs (Part 1)Complexity Podcast Episode 68W. Brian Arthur (Part 2) on "Prim Dreams of Order vs. Messy Vitality" in Economics, Math, and PhysicsComplexity Podcast Episode 69Sand Talk: How Indigenous Thinking Can Save The WorldTyson Yunkaporta

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Join Sotera On November 5-9 At The AMIA Annual Symposium To Learn About ViSi Mobile's Benefits

UBC News World

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 1, 2022 2:15

Sotera is exhibiting at this year's AMIA Annual Symposium on November 5 to 9, 2022! They are looking for medical and healthcare thought leaders to partner with for their ViSi Mobile system - an innovative patient monitoring app. Learn more at https://soteradigitalhealth.com/amia-we-will-be-there

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Ep. 28: Symposium Highlights

Fostering Conversations with Utah Foster Care

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 18, 2022 38:04

Trauma Responses: Beyond Fight or Flight Childhood trauma can trigger a chronic “fight or flight” response, even when children are placed in safe, loving foster homes. How do caregivers deal with that response to build relationships? At Utah Foster Care's Annual Symposium, Dr. George Thompson provided insight into how a trauma-informed system of care can play a critical role in establishing a sense of safety. A full re-cap of our Symposium can be found on our blog here. Dr. Thompson is a child psychiatrist devoted to assisting families and healthcare organizations to build emotionally safe, curious, collaborative, and coherent cultures that transform trauma into wisdom. He, along with co-author Marilyn Sanders, is the author of the recent book, Polyvagal Theory and the Developing Child: Systems of Care for Strengthening Kids, Families, and Communities. Thompson serves on the advisory board of the Polyvagal Institute and is treasurer of the board of directors of the Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy Institute. He and his team are creating a model youth psychiatric residential program, the Thompson Centers for Heroic Change. For a copy of Dr. Thompson's Book: Polyvagal Theory and the Developing Child fill out this form. ~~~~ 2022 Fostering Community Award recipient: Rachel Garrett Check out Common Thread and all the great work they are doing for teens affected by foster care. Visit Common Thread on the web or follow them on Instagram at @Commonthread_ut

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EP 34 - Trip Report from SETP Annual Symposium & Banquet

Flight Test Safety Channel

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 29, 2022 7:01

Well, this was actually going to be an off month for the podcast given all the events taking place. But with some time on a layover at DFW decided to make a quick trip report from the Society of Experimental Test Pilots Annual Symposium and Banquet. Forgive the background noise and non-standard format as the episode was mostly done with what I had on my smartphone in the airport.

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Getting to the Black with David Fifer

Medic Mindset

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 6, 2022 74:22

How do we find our way out of this? Initial education, recruitment and retention in EMS are all in crisis. Paramedic and EMS educator, David Fifer proposes an educational pathway for paramedics in this keynote lecture at the 2022 National Association of EMS Educators' Annual Symposium. Days before delivering this keynote talk, David was working with a crew to hoist people out of disastrous flooding in Kentucky. He called on those in attendance to offer financial support through this site if possible. This episode was made possible through the collaboration of some of the best in EMS education: Prodigy EMS, NAEMSE and EKU's David Fifer

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Art Dirt: On Speculation, Art Flipping, and the Market

Glasstire

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 5, 2022 36:06

William Sarradet and Brandon Zech discuss the current speculation around figurative art, and how artists are impacted when their works sell for exorbitant prices. "We pay a lot of attention to the flippers and the markets, but we don't think about what it's doing to the artists, because they're contradictorily the people with the least power, even though it's their work." See related readings here: https://glasstire.com/2022/06/05/art-dirt-on-speculation-art-flipping-and-the-market Today's podcast is sponsored in part by CASETA, the Center for the Advancement and Study of Early Texas Art, and their 18th Annual Symposium and Texas Art Fair happening Friday, June 10 through Sunday, June 12 at the Hilton Lincoln Centre in Dallas. The event will feature a variety of lectures and conversations revolving around Early Texas Art, along with an accompanying art fair. To see a complete list of events and register for the program, please go here: https://www.caseta.org/2022-caseta-symposium If you enjoy Glasstire and would like to support our work, please consider donating. As a nonprofit, all of the money we receive goes back into our coverage of Texas art. You can make a one-time donation or become a sustaining, monthly donor here: https://glasstire.com/donate

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Wow! It's been a year already?

OC Talk Radio

Play Episode Listen Later May 18, 2022 35:04

I can't believe a year has come and gone! Who knew, for me the first episode I would go from "Executive Producer," to actually becoming the host. Looking back through our first year, so many amazing journeys, each one left me with wanting to learn more. We shared so many emotions, laughter and tears but each one filled with love. Many of the journey's may not have had the outcome we hoped for but we still found something positive, some strength we could take from every journey. Join us on our weekly journey as we provide hope here only on OC Talk Radio Orange County's only radio station live streaming from our station here at UCI Beall Innovation Center at the Cove For Patient Services please contact the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network at 877-PAN 2-CAN Share your journey by contacting us at octalkradio.net or paul@octalkradio.net https://www.facebook.com/LivingHope2055 or email livinghopepc@outlook.com Check out the Hirshberg Foundation for Pancreatic Cancer Research https://pancreatic.org/ for the recording of the 16th Annual Symposium that took place on April 23, 2022

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For Your Informatics: Episode 24- HI: The Human Side of Artificial Intelligence

AMIA: Why Informatics? Podcasts

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 24, 2022 64:04

Host: Dr. Wendy Marie Ingram, PhD, Co-Founder and CEO of Dragonfly Mental Health and Research Scientist at Geisinger Health Guest: Irene Dankwa-Mullan, MD, MPH - A nationally recognized physician, researcher, and industry thought leader working at the intersection of healthcare, health equity, public health Informatics, data science, and applied artificial intelligence. She serves as the Chief Health Equity Officer and Deputy Chief Health Officer at IBM Watson Health. Live from AMIA 2021 Annual Symposium, an intimate conversation with the closing speaker about HI, the human side of artificial intelligence

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Review of "The Game of Video Game Objects: A Minimal Theory of when we see Pixels as Objects rather than Pictures" by Jesper Juul

Game Studies Review

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 29, 2021 31:00

Check out our review of an attempt at a practical ontology of objects in game worlds by Jesper Juul. Play the accompanying game first! https://www.jesperjuul.net/text/gameofobjects/ Juul, Jesper. “The Game of Video Game Objects: A Minimal Theory of When We See Pixels as Objects Rather than Pictures.” In Extended Abstracts of the 2021 Annual Symposium on Computer-Human Interaction in Play, 376–81. CHI PLAY '21. New York, NY, USA: Association for Computing Machinery, 2021. https://doi.org/10.1145/3450337.3483449. https://www.jesperjuul.net/text/gameofobjects/essay.html

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Fireside Chat with FTC Commissioner Noah Phillips

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 12, 2021 46:42

Fireside Chat with FTC Commissioner Noah Phillips moderated by James C. Cooper at the 9th Annual Symposium on the Law & Economics of Privacy & Data Security.

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Panel on Privacy, Data, and Competition Policy

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 12, 2021 74:34

Panel on Privacy, Data, and Competition Policy at the 9th Annual Symposium on the Law & Economics of Privacy & Data Security. Panel Members: Erika Douglas, Assistant Professor of Law, Temple University Beasley School of Law Michael Kades, Director of Markets and Competition Policy, Washington Center for Equitable Growth John Yun, Associate Professor of Law, George Mason University Antonin Scalia Law School

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Perspectives on Surveillance Capitalism

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 12, 2021 57:24

Panel on Perspectives on Surveillance Capitalism at the 9th Annual Symposium on the Law & Economics of Privacy & Data Security. Panel Members: Jane Bambauer, Professor of Law, University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law Neil Chilson, Senior Research Fellow, Charles Koch Institute Moderator: Andrew Stivers Associate Director, NERA Economic Consulting

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The Future of Digital Advertising