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Ali Meders-Knight is a Mechoopda tribal member whose traditional and present homelands are based in interior Northern California, a mother of five, and a traditional basketweaver in Chico, CA she is also a tribal liaison working to form partnerships for federal forest stewardship contracting and tribal forestry programs authorized in the 2018 Farm Bill. She has been a Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) practitioner for over 20 years, creating, collaborating on, and leading decolonized environmental education and land restoration projects with Chico State University and the City of Chico. In 2009 she envisioned and helped to manifest a unique 17-acre interactive food forest and interpretive park in North Chico known as Verbena Fields. This restoration of a small slice of the degraded watershed and its native plants works to heal land while educating the larger human community about the rich ecological heritage of the Mechoopda people. As Ali expresses in all aspects of her cultivating practice, especially as the founder of the Chico Traditional Ecological Knowledge Program: "Wassa Honi Mep! (Keep your heart's intentions good!)” In her specific place, she is a model for cultivators everywhere in traditional ecological knowledge providing a saving grace for returning health and prosperity to lands, economies, and communities. As we enter in July, join us! Cultivating Place now has a donate button! We thank you so much for listening over the years and we hope you'll support Cultivating Place. We can't thank you enough for making it possible for this young program to grow even more of these types of conversations. The show is available as a podcast on SoundCloud, iTunes, Google Podcast, and Stitcher. To read more and for many more photos please visit www.cultivatingplace.com.

Awamu ya pili ya makala ya dhana kuwa mchanganyiko wa tangawizi, limau na asali ni kinga na vilevile tiba ya Covid-19. by Mwanaharusi Rashid

Ni kuhusu dhana kuwa mchanganyiko wa tangawizi, maji ya limau na asali ni kinga na vilevile tiba ya corona. Hii ni sehemu ya kwanza ya makala. Lengo ni kusambaza ujumbe kwa wale wanaoamini dhana hii kuwa dawa. ....Baada ya kuzuka kwa virusi vya corona kumekua na habari aina tofauti kuhusu hatua za kuchukua kuepuka kuambukizwa, na habari nyengine kuhusiana na tiba ya corona. Mojawapo ya habari iliyopata umaarufu nchini ni kuhusu utumizi wa tangawizi, limau na asali. Je mchanganyiko wa tangawizi, maji ya limau na asali ni kinga au tiba ya corona. by Mwanaharusi Rashid

Shirin Tambaya da Amsa kamar yadda ya saba a duk mako yana tuntubar kwararru ne kan tambayoyin da wasu daga cikin masu sauraronmu suka aiko mana. Daga cikin tambayoyin da za a ji karin bayani kansu akwai neman sanin ko Falasdinu ba ta ba ta da rundunar sojin kanta ne da kuma neman gajeren tarihin rikicin Yahudawa da Falasdinawa.

“Your empire is yours. It is real, it is legitimate, it is meaningful, it is incredible — no matter how big or small it is, no matter if you’re doing it part-time or full-time.”—  Ali KriegsmanAs business owners, we’re building our own empires. What can we do to make the road easier for ourselves?My guest today is Ali Kriegsman, author of How to Build a Goddamn Empire: Advice on Creating Your Brand with High-Tech Smarts, Elbow Grease, Infinite Hustle, and a Whole Lotta Heart.Ali interviewed 30 female entrepreneurs with businesses of all sizes and stages, who candidly share their missteps and triumphs.In the early stages, many people resist calling themselves founders or entrepreneurs — especially women. But downplaying your business keeps you from making connections that could help you scale more quickly!“When someone is being small and shrinky and quiet about their business, it’s because they feel like it’s not far along enough yet,” Ali explains, “Little do they know that it’s only going to go further once they start talking about it.”Once Ali started promoting her own business, she was able to develop relationships with early-stage investors and the real estate broker who helped her secure her first location!Building your network early on is crucial. As Ali says, “You actually never know who the key to your opportunity is.” Someone who doesn’t seem important to your business now may be in a different position in two years!In‌ ‌this‌ ‌episode,‌ ‌you’ll discover:‌ ‌Ali’s top advice for entrepreneurs working on building up their businessesHow failures can be our greatest teachers — and the early missteps Ali values mostWhy building a solid network should be your priority — and how it’s one of the few shortcuts to successAbout Ali KriegsmanAli Kriegsman is the co-founder and COO at Bulletin, a venture-backed B2B wholesale marketplace. She was named a Forbes 30 Under 30 recipient and one of "The Most Creative People in Business" by Fast Company. She is the author of How to Build a Goddamn Empire: Advice on Creating Your Brand with High-Tech Smarts, Elbow Grease, Infinite Hustle, and a Whole Lotta Heart.Highlights:‌ ‌02:06  Meet Ali Kriegsman02:53  The Bulletin story 04:45  Learning from failure07:00  How to Build a Goddamn Empire08:48  Own your entrepreneurship out loud11:30  Shortcut to success16:10  Examples of failure19:33  Ali’s advice21:24  Managing finances23:25  Takeaway25:52  Preorder the book!Links:‌ ‌Ali Kriegsmanhttps://alikriegsman.com https://bulletin.co Instagram: @alikriegsHow to Build a Goddamn Empirehttps://alikriegsman.com/thebook The 5-Step Roadmap to Biz Finance Freedomhttps://melissahoustoncpa.lpages.co/5-step-biz-finance-roadmapWork with mehttps://www.melissahoustoncpa.com/work-with-me Want more tips and inspiration? Follow me on Twitter @melissahcpa and Pinterest @melissahoustoncpacga and visit my website: https://www.melissahoustoncpa.com.

As Ali sups on gruel whilst watching Oliver as part of his Marathon Movie Challenge he chooses some of his favourite movie interviews from the past. Today it’s the star of Skins, Slumdog Millionaire, Lion, Dev Patel. Find out how he reacts at weddings when DJs press play on ‘Jai Ho’, who people mistake him for and what it’s actually like to be a Hollywood star (not that he’s comfortable with that phrase, mind).

This week on 5.6.7.EIGHT, Aleksandra speaks with Ali Geraets of Just for Kix. You may remember Just for Kix from Episode 48 of the podcast, where Aleksandra interviewed the company’s founder and executive director, Cindy Clough. Just for Kix is a youth dance organization that offers dance classes, summer camps, and special events to tens of thousands of youths around the country. Ali Geraets — Cindy Clough’s daughter — has been a part of the organization for many years and has designed costumes, led virtual dance classes, and has carried out a myriad of other jobs for the company. For Ali, the joy of dance is its versatility and variety — being able to wear a wide variety of “hats” and go where the need is. To be a utility player — a Swiss Army Knife. As Ali and many others know, there’s much more to dance than performing on a stage. On the podcast, Ali speaks to a wide variety of topics related to dance but, most importantly, how dance has afforded her many different opportunities that have allowed her to use her talents in many different ways.   Moving Quotes: "Your career doesn't have to be over if you don't dance professionally... There are so many different paths you can take." "I think that's what's so awesome about my job — I'm incorporating what I love to do. I love dancing and definitely wanted to do the professional route... However, I also love teaching and all of the other things I get to do while maintaining a 'normal life.'" "Work hard for what you want, and you will surprise yourself." "Set your goals big and don't settle. It all comes back to hard work... I love kids that will work for it. If you can have a good work ethic, no matter what your talent is, you can get to where you want to get." "Expose yourself to as much as you possibly can. Expose yourself to as many people as you can... Ask for feedback. Ask others, 'What can I do better?' The more you want that feedback, the stronger you're going to become." "I think it's good for kids to not always win... I think it's good for them to learn how to be humble when they win and how to be a good sport when they don't win." "So much of [leadership] is confidence and risk-taking. I feel like a lot of women are scared to take the risks... We need to keep molding young children to be leaders and become what they want to become." "Those experiences [where you fail], as hard as they are at the time, can be the pivotal moments that happen to you that change the person you're going to become... You need those."   Bullet Points (w/ timestamps) - Highlighting key topics discussed: 3:18: Ali gives a high-level overview of Just for Kix and how she fits into the ever-expanding organization. 7:27: Ali discusses her role, personally, has expanded since she joined the family business out of high school. 9:34: Ali, who has danced in several Super Bowl halftime shows, tells the story of how she got involved in these performances. 13:55: Geraets shares a humbling failure, which involved a performance on a nationally aired TV show. 17:02: Garaets discusses the many different options one can take as a job inside of the dance industry and how her job has allowed her to “wear many hats.” 20:11: Ali discusses her perspective on why there are so few women in arts leadership and how women can better pursue these types of roles. 21:01: Ali sheds some light on her personal role models and why taking in different perspectives is so important. 23:18: Geraets describes the ongoing nature of learning and why a nonstop willingness to learn is critical for success. 25:14: Ali shares some great insight on why she sees great value in competition. 30:00: Ali ends the podcast by giving some advice for young, aspiring dancers on the value of hard work and determination.   Bullet List of Resources –  Ali Geraets Instagram   Just for Kix Company Website Facebook Instagram YouTube

Can we talk about why everyone is so obsessed with what's happening in other peoples pants!? JK. That was a rhetorical question; because that's exactly what this episode is! Join us this week as we talk about the societal perspective on v-cards for both men and women, past, present, and future! As Ali would say "it's a banger"! Love the show? Support us on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/taboozepodcast Link to all the things! https://linktr.ee/Tabooze

El vocero del movimiento señaló que en dicho agrupamiento todos son importantes y lo que los une son las causas por las que están peleando

Kuelekea siku ya nyuki duniani kesho tarehe 20 mwezi Mei, wafugaji wa nyuki nchini Tanzania wamezungumzia umuhimu wa wakulima kuepuka kutumia kemikali za sumu ili kuhakikisha asali ya nyuki haina madhara yoyote kwa afya ya binadamu. Frederick Katulanda ambaye ni Mwenyekiti wa Umoja wa waandishi wa habari wa ufugaji nyuki wilaya ya Misungwi, mkoani Mwanza, amesema hayo akihojiwa na kituo cha habari cha Umoja wa Mataifa, UNIC Dar es salaam, akieleza kuwa hiyo ni moja ya changamoto wanazopata kwenye ufugaji.

As Ali's treatment options are reevaluated, the God Account suggests a much-needed distraction. Arthur's old nemesis the Rev. Elias returns to challenge him over program cuts in the church. Matt and Pete grab their popcorn for episode 217, “Harlem Cinema House.”Share your thoughts God Friended Me by reaching out to Phantastic Geek on Twitter, Facebook, and PhantasticGeek @ Gmail.As always, our podcasts are made possible by those who support us on Patreon.com/PhantasticGeek.MP3Apple Podcasts

As Ali begins treatment, Miles struggles with how to best support his sister. Enter Anna. Rakesh and Cara make strides in sorting out the hacker situation. Matt and Pete bring you episode 215, “The Last Little Thing.”Share your thoughts God Friended Me by reaching out to Phantastic Geek on Twitter, Facebook, and PhantasticGeek @ Gmail.As always, our podcasts are made possible by those who support us on Patreon.com/PhantasticGeek.MP3Apple Podcasts

Imagine 15 people to a tent, in a contained square mile, indefinitely quarantined, with limited food, drinking water, and space. ⁣⁣For refugees living at Moria, the largest refugee camp in Europe, this is a reality.⁣ Moria is located on the Greek island of Lesvos and refugees can spend up to 2 years here waiting to enter Europe (all of this after an often long and dangerous journey fleeing violence in their home country).⁣I met Ali Shams Eddin when I worked with @movementonthegroundofficial this winter break at the refugee camp. I was blown away by the “camp to campus” model of the organization and how it empowers refugees to help maintain the camps. In fact, that is how Ali came to work with the NGO, first coming to Lesvos, Greece as a refugee fleeing violence in Syria.⁣⁣With 20,000 people at Moria and limited resources and volunteers, we are reminded that being able to socially distance and safely quarantine is a luxury. The most marginalized and vulnerable populations will suffer the most from the virus, and it’s spillover effects into shutting down other areas of life.⁣⁣As Ali points out, refugees have been forced to “shelter in place” long before coronavirus and now is a time to come together and show solidarity to the people around the world who need our help and support the most.⁣⁣Please consider donating to @movementonthegroundofficial to help with their efforts. They continue to work on the frontlines of this crisis and provide critical services to the residents of Moria Camp. movementontheground.com

Here's a look at 'Today in Rock History' featuring: Jessica Alba is 39. John Daly is 54. He loves golf, sex, smokes, booze, and gambling. He's lost $55 million gambling. He's always horny, and has sex three of four times a day. (True) Jay Leno is 70. Harper Lee was born on this day in 1926. Today in 1963, 19-year-old Andrew Oldham saw the Rolling Stones' first performance at the Crawdaddy Club in London. He signed on as their manager the next day. In 1967, Muhammad Ali was stripped of his WBC and WBA titles when he refused to be inducted into the Army. As Ali had famously said, "I ain't got no quarrel with those Vietcong." In 2007, Boy George chained a Norwegian male prostitute to his bedroom wall. In 2008, Scott Weiland was sentenced to eight days in prison, after pleading no contest to driving under the influence of alcohol with a prior conviction.

Hanadi Asad and husband Jamaal Ali opened Asali Desserts in Cary just 10 months ago. Now, their cute cafe is closed for dine-in customers. Hanadi talks with the Out and About podcast about how their business got started and the challenges they are facing now. The cafe is still offering curbside pick-up and delivery. Get more info about Asali - https://www.asalievents.com/cafe

If your book hit the best seller list, as did Ali Zakarya's book "The Forgotten Art of Happiness - 52 Ideas That Will Change Your Life," you'd be pretty happy, right? But what if, on the same day your book was published, your beloved father had a stroke? That's exactly what happened to this week's guest, and he quickly discovered that emotions like sadness, grief, and fear often end up on the cutting room floor of public life so that nobody knew he was suffering. As Ali puts it: "It's not as happy as it looks." Buy the book here: https://www.amazon.com/Forgotten-Art-Happiness-Ideas-Change/dp/172456062X https://linktr.ee/thatsaloud --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thats-aloud/support

As Ali darts around London's West End meeting all your favourite movie stars (I know - hard life isn't it?) he makes time to give you his verdict on Last Christmas which stars Emilia Clarke and Emma Thompson and Le Mans '66, which is called Ford V Ferrari elsewhere and stars Christian Bale and Matt Damon.

Join our new podcast Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/tmvpodcast/ ... This week on The Muslim Vibe Podcast, Salim talks to Ali Jaffrey about his journey of dealing with same-sex attraction. Ali walks us through his life, telling us how he came to be aware of his attraction from a young age, how he coped (for a large period of his life in silence) and how he sought help. We learn about Ali's challenges and obstacles, and how they've led him to develop Strong Support, an organisation created to help Muslims who struggle with same-sex attraction but don't want to act on it. As Ali tells his story, we learn how he struggled and how he triumphed over his same-sex attraction. To read the article by Muslim Matters on Same-Sex Attraction discussed in the podcast, click here: https://muslimmatters.org/2016/08/22/from-a-same-sex-attracted-muslim-between-denial-of-reality-and-distortion-of-religion/ To learn more about Ali's organisation Strong Support, click here: http://strongsupport.co.uk/ or email contact@strongsupport.co.uk --- Please Note: The topic of conversation in this podcast is a particularly sensitive one and we wanted to approach it with as much nuance as possible. Ali approached us in November 2018, saying that he wanted to write a series about the struggle of people who experience same-sex attraction but don't want to act on their urges. Subsequently he decided he wanted to come in and have a conversation with us on our podcast about his experience and his journey. We're aware that Ali's worldview may not be the same as yours, but this is his story and a perspective we don't often hear much of. We are not attempting to provide a complete or holistic Islamic perspective on this but rather share a brother's journey based on his personal experience. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/themuslimvibe/message

When Ali Noorani visited Honduras, he met migrants desperate to escape poverty and violence for the presumed safety and opportunity of the United States. They started this journey with their dignity intact but were robbed of it through their experiences at the United States-Mexican border. As Ali sees it, this administration's hateful rhetoric and treatment of immigrants is robbing the entire nation of its dignity. The Forum was launched in 1982 to coalesce civil rights organizations in advocating for a more just immigration and workforce system. Its strategic approach sharpened when Ali Noorani joined as executive director in 2008. After President Obama was elected there was growing optimism about the potential for a path to citizenship and other meaningful immigration reform. When momentum for change built and then came crashing down in 2010, Ali had a realization that defined the next generation of the National Immigration Forum’s vision and strategy. He noted that while political parties talked about immigration in political terms, the rest of the country viewed it in cultural terms. In 2012, Ali began engaging with cultural influencers: faith, law enforcement and veterans’ leaders in traditionally conservative parts of the country. The resulting conversations about their fears, questions and concerns, have generated unprecedented trust. And they have uncovered the strong relationships that exist, away from public view, between conservative employers and their immigrant workforce. As a result, a collective willingness to stand for and with immigrant communities, has brought some of these leaders to advocate for pro-immigrant public policies on Capitol Hill. It turns out, that in Idaho, Mississippi and Arizona, it is immigrants, working for local employers, and starting their own businesses, that are bolstering local economies and forging deep community bonds. Don’t miss this important and hopeful episode of Power Station.

Show Notes: Ali Psiuk is a therapist and digital nomad. She runs her therapy practice from all over the world. This conversation might make you question your assumptions about what's possible in your business and life. As Ali talked about the freedom she's experiencing, and the awareness she has of her choices, I felt my own awareness expand. For a while now I've been planning a long travel adventure for the summer of 2020, and I kept saying "this is just a maybe. we'll see if it works out." Right after this interview, I told Ali: now I see that I've got to stop saying that. I've got to decide it's happening and then work out all the pieces. by waiting to see whether or not it will all fall into place I'm pretty much assuring that it won't happen. obstacles always come up. Ali agreed. Maybe you want to do more online work and you're not sure how to make it happen. Maybe there's another change you're getting ready to make. Maybe it's a travel adventure, launching a second business, radically shifting your hours, working in a different way, or moving. Listening to Ali's adventure story will help you see where the real limits exist and where you may be limiting yourself.   Topics Discussed In This Episode: leaving her office behind and embracing a nomadic life working with a company that helps her coordinate all the details managing client relationships through the transition doing remote work ethically and legally Ali's daily rituals how she sets up her schedule and technology for remote therapy working through glitches how she draws clients into her practice money and fees (real numbers of course) writing and publishing her book, The Therapist Next Door Show notes at http://rebeltherapist.me/podcast/105

Megan Rapinoe reminds me of a modern-day Muhammad Ali. She’s a constant voice for equal rights whether the discussion is focused on gender, race or sexual preference. Rapinoe has two core values, working hard and having fun. On the field, she creates and finishes. Rapinoe celebrates, yet, does so without being a jerk. As Ali put it best, “It ain’t bragging if you can back it up”.

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    This week, Ali goes back to school, and joins an English language class of immigrant Whole Foods employees. It's part of the National Immigration Forum's program "Skills and Opportunity for the New American Workforce."  As Ali discovered, it's not simply enabling them to better engage with the customers – it's transforming their lives.

Positioning is key to creating an iconic brand. No one is more of an expert on how to build an iconic brand than Ali Brown. Are you an entrepreneur who isn’t quite sure how to “position” your business? Or maybe you aren’t sure exactly how your business reached the position it is in, but are also realizing that your ideal clients aren’t noticing you within the crowd? Ready to grab, or reestablish, your business’ position so you can emerge and stand out as a powerhouse extraordinaire of your industry?     In Season One, Episode Two of the Prowess Podcast, Ashley interviews Ali Brown, noteworthy business coach for women entrepreneurs, who is also a dedicated catalyst for women in leadership. You don’t want to miss this episode as Ashley and Ali burrow into the nitty-gritty details of positioning your brand in a saturated market and how your authenticity will guide you toward being a stand-out leader. Ready to learn more? Tune in now! Make sure you listen carefully during minutes twelve through fourteen as Ali delves into the importance of strategic positioning versus your social media and public reach. As Ali says, positioning is more than just visibility, and you should want to draw people to you because of who you are and what you stand for. Her passion and vexing expertise shine through as she speaks about this topic and you don’t miss it. Your key takeaways from this episode are:    Don’t confuse posturing with positioning. Posturing is artificial and meant to impress, rather than delivering the true essence of yourself and what you stand for. Positioning is being strategic with your message’s delivery and standing for what you believe in. Also, it prepares you to attract your ideal clients naturally and therefore, positioning creates alignment.    Positioning doesn’t make you elitist, exclusive, or unlikeable, so don’t be scared to claim your space.  Many women are afraid to make bold, provocative statements but you shouldn’t be scared to state your opinion. It may feel like you are sabotaging yourself, but your bravery will get you noticed.    You should care less about “likes” and more about impact. Don’t focus more on social media than necessary. In-person networking, events, and genuine business relationships are just as important and often skipped or dismissed. Want to learn more? Join Ashley in her free community, Media Masters, where she shares regular training for ongoing support to position yourself as a power player in your industry.

Asali Earthwork joins Eryn Johnson on the Living Open podcast to talk about creating intentional communities, being seen, tarot as self-care and community care, grief and losing their mother, using tarot to work through grief, ancestral work and the pattern they’re working on healing, being an earthworker, rosemary as a tool to bring you back to yourself, honey as medicine, dreamwork, the medicine of the swords, Libra energy since we’re both Libra suns, Aries energy as the polar energy to Libra, the Emperor, the Death card, connecting with the literal meanings of tarot cards, and more. Blog for this episode: www.living-open.com/blog/asali-earthwork Explore Asali's website, Instagram, and Twitter. Download my free Queen of Cups breathwork meditation. Connect with me on Instagram here. Book private Reiki sessions and check out my events in Philly. Sign up for Tarot for the Wild Soul with my code ERYN to receive a free Aries season tarot reading + Aries season zine to support you throughout the course! Last day to register is 3/19. Access zines (including the Pisces season zine!), embodied tarot classes (this month’s is The Empress), a breathwork meditation, community circles, and more on Patreon for as little as $2 a month.

Today I have been talking to Mindy from Asali. Lincolnshire-based Asali create beautiful goods from genuine leather that are not only perfect for aviation fan, but are also helping out some well-loved charities. All of the Asali’s military product have an RAF aircraft on them - from the majestic Spitfire through to the Typhoon – and everyone single one is officially licensed by the Ministry Of Defence. But it’s not all about hitting margins. From the start, Mindy has intentionally built her business with a charitable aim. A percentage of the profits from every sale goes to a deserving charity. In this episode, Mindy shares how she launched a product-based business, why she chose to have that charitable element in her growth plan and how she finds balance within her business life. Asali is a really inspiring company if you too are running a product-based business, so I really hope you enjoy this episode.  

Ali Boone is a real estate investor and founder of Hipster Investments, a company that plays the role of “matchmaker” and serves to connect buyers and sellers in the turnkey rental property industry. When you hire Hipster, they will make sure that you receive accurate advice and locate the best property for your budget. Ali is a true real estate entrepreneur and has written over 170 articles for Bigger Pockets and sold over 200 copies of her Turnkey Rental Properties 101 eBook.   Ali worked as an aerospace engineer prior to pivoting into a career as a full time real estate investor. Despite the exciting job description, the life of a 9-5 worker just wasn't cutting it for Ali. She began investing in turnkey investment properties on the side as both a hobby and a way to earn extra income. As Ali's side gig grew, others took note, so she started a referral business that eventually paved the way to Hipster Investments.   Ali Boone steps into the Real Estate Locker Room to share how she managed to shift from working in the corporate world to becoming a full time real estate investor. Ali reveals the story of what made her quit the corporate life, how she prepared to exit her full time job and challenges she faced during her first days as an investor. She talks about the benefits of turnkey real estate, how Hipster Investments operates and what value that she offers to customers. Don't miss out on Ali's pro tips for those wanting to get their feet wet with turnkey property investments.     Thank you Ali for taking the time to share your expert advice on how to get started in turnkey investments.   Listen to all the episodes of The Real Estate Locker Room Show and sign up for my FREE monthly newsletter at www.johncarneyonline.com   Connect with John Carney Facebook: @JohnCarneyOnline Twitter: @John_M_Carney Instagram: @johnm_carney © John Carney 2018  

La escritora y activista Asali DeVan Ecclesiastes ilumina el escenario con un poderoso poema sobre la esperanza, la verdad y el espacio entre quiénes somos y quiénes queremos ser.

A escritora e ativista Asali DeVan Ecclesiastes ilumina o palco com um poderoso poema sobre esperança, verdade e o espaço entre quem somos e quem queremos ser.

작가이자 활동가인 아살리 데반 에클레시에스테스는 우리가 누구인지와 누가 되고 싶은지에 대한 희망, 진실, 공간에 대한 힘있는 시로 무대를 밝힙니다.

Writer and activist Asali DeVan Ecclesiastes lights up the stage with a powerful poem about hope, truth and the space between who we are and who we want to be.

L'écrivaine et activiste Asali DeVan Ecclesiastes illumine la scène avec un poème fort sur l'espoir, la vérité et l'espace entre qui nous sommes et qui nous voulons être.

Die Schriftstellerin und Aktivistin Asali DeVan Ecclesiastes begeistert auf der Bühne mit einem stimmungsvollen Gedicht über Hoffnung, Wahrheit und den Raum zwischen dem, was wir sind und wer wir sein wollen.

Asali is a Black queer femme community healer and earthworker whose healing work is rooted in using self-care as a means to disrupt systems of oppression and prioritize care for her community. On this episode of Health Fuels Hustle, we talk about collective healing and creating more accessibility in the healer and spiritual community for marginalized persons.

Asali is a earthworker, healer, and card slinger. Asali offers a queer femme of colour resource and blog, tarot sessions, and writing. In this conversation, we dive into: Learning to trust your inner voice and listen deeper Why what you have around and within you is enough How grieving changes your DNA, and how you think and feel How grieving a parent’s death brings support for each in their own realms How beautiful to know that your loved ones who have passed on are supported and held by your ancestors How healing is an ongoing process, and can be tended in a variety of ways How there is magic in the ordinary How plant spirit allies are so incredibly generous in their medicine Learning to love your own love How you can search out resources that support queer, trans, and people of color (eg. tarot decks) How people exist in marginalized spaces and how we don’t show it How the temperance card helps you to transmute challenges into healing Why you have to work with what’s difficult Links Connect with Asali and her blog, teas, and tarot offerings at https://www.asaliearthwork.com/ Connect with Asali on Instagram: @asaliearthwork Connect with Asali on Twitter: https://twitter.com/AsaliEarthwork Connect with Asali on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/asaliearthwork/ Check out Asali’s Deck reviews here Check out Asali’s Ritual and Honey on Little Red Tarot here Check out Asali’s tarotscopes on Radical Tarot here Check out more episodes with Asali: Episode 46 of the Self Care Club podcast Tarot decks mentioned in this epiosde: Numinous Tarot Dust II Onyx Delta Enduring Tarot Next World Tarot  

Asali is a earthworker, healer, and card slinger. Asali offers a queer femme of colour resource and blog, tarot sessions, and writing. In this conversation, we dive into: Learning to trust your inner voice and listen deeper Why what you have around and within you is enough How grieving changes your DNA, and how you think and feel How grieving a parent’s death brings support for each in their own realms How beautiful to know that your loved ones who have passed on are supported and held by your ancestors How healing is an ongoing process, and can be tended in a variety of ways How there is magic in the ordinary How plant spirit allies are so incredibly generous in their medicine Learning to love your own love How you can search out resources that support queer, trans, and people of color (eg. tarot decks) How people exist in marginalized spaces and how we don’t show it How the temperance card helps you to transmute challenges into healing Why you have to work with what’s difficult Links Connect with Asali and her blog, teas, and tarot offerings at https://www.asaliearthwork.com/ Connect with Asali on Instagram: @asaliearthwork Connect with Asali on Twitter: https://twitter.com/AsaliEarthwork Connect with Asali on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/asaliearthwork/ Check out Asali’s Deck reviews here Check out Asali’s Ritual and Honey on Little Red Tarot here Check out Asali’s tarotscopes on Radical Tarot here Check out more episodes with Asali: Episode 46 of the Self Care Club podcast Tarot decks mentioned in this epiosde: Numinous Tarot Dust II Onyx Delta Enduring Tarot Next World Tarot  

As Ali continues fasting for Ramadan him and Damien get in the Conversation about all sorts of chicken, they discuss Rosanne getting cancelled and Pusha T's new album stirring up controversy. twitter.com/dlemoncomedy // twitter.com/mrmuhammad Keep up with the conversation on Facebook: facebook.com/intheconversation

As Ali and her team continue their investigation, I wanted to unpack how journalism and the law meet when it comes to crime, and I found the perfect expert. Ruth Money is a full time, independent victims advocate. That means she stands alongside victims of all sorts of crimes and guides them though our justice system. For episode two, we tried to understand what victims need when they’re seeking justice for crimes done to them, and what the risks are in introducing the media into the mix of police, the crown, lawyers and the dozens of people affected when someone commits a crime. Exposure is written and produced by me, Sapeer Mayron. Our theme music is by Ingrid Saker, and our artwork is photography by Brittany Cosgrove.

Hey friends, I am so sorry for the slightly delayed full moon podcast episode! This one is super sweet and yet really powerful - Asali has shared a ton of beautiful insights about her own tarot, magic, creative and plant practices and how they saved her life. I received tarot readings from her during some interesting turning points in my life and really, really loved her fierce yet gentle guidance. We also talked about the tarot deck reviews Asali is doing, why she cares so much about community and representation and how she came to create tea blends that reflect some of the major arcana cards. Enjoy! Asali is a Black queer femme community healer and earthworker writing (https://www.asaliearthwork.com/blog/), practicing (https://www.asaliearthwork.com/tarot/), and creating (https://www.asaliearthwork.com/shop) at Asali Earthwork. Her healing work is rooted in using self-care as a means to disrupt systems of oppression and prioritize care for her community. :: About me and the Daydreaming Wolves podcast :: My name is Yarrow I am a queer writer, body worker, plant lover and ritual facilitator. My podcast and the community I’ve built around it is meant to support soft folks in reclaiming embodiment, creative expression, a connection to nature and everyday magic. On Daydreaming Wolves you’ll find a mix of deep dive conversations with beautiful people who are exploring things that feel good in their own way and solo episodes in which I am sharing how to guides and magical food for thought with you. If you like the podcast you might also like my Wild Embodiment membership - it’s a beautiful community on Mighty Networks that meets every month for soulful check ins, rituals and embodied writing. Everyone receives a monthly package filled with herbal recipes and video guides, play lists, journaling prompts, meditations, self-massage and writing practices as well as seasonal ritual ideas. You can learn more here: http://www.daydreamingwolves.com/the-magic-of-embodiment-program/ and you’re welcome to become a Patron to support the show here: https://www.patreon.com/daydreamingwolves I also run a web design, tech support and small business mentoring studio over here: https://yarrowdigital.com/

Guru maneyo Granth Chetna Samagam - 5 Dec 2017 - SCIENCE Ne Asali Dharam Di Veyakheya Kiti Hai - Dhuri

Track List: 01. Osunlade, Han Litz - What Pho https://www.traxsource.com/track/2572333/what-pho 02. DJ SGZ Featuring Trevor Mako - Fallen (Instrumental Mix) http://smarturl.it/fallen-sgz 03. Those Boys, Mr. Lee - Love Constantly (Vick Lavender's V.L.E. Sophisticado Vocal MIx) 04. Nathan Adams - Stay Away (Sir LSG Vocal Mix) https://www.traxsource.com/track/1694367/stay-away-sir-lsg-vocal-mix 05. Roland Clark - Simple Things (Sacred Rhythm Remix) https://www.traxsource.com/track/4164063/simple-things-sacred-rhythm-remix 06. Peven Everett - No Making Up With You (Terry Hunter BANG! Remix) https://www.traxsource.com/track/1573669/no-making-up-with-you-terry-hunter-bang-remix 07. Lele X feat. Guests of Nature - Keep Dreaming (Soul Secured Remix) https://www.traxsource.com/track/936327/keep-dreaming-soul-secured-remix 08. Andy Compton & Han Litz - Ginger (Feat. Asali) https://www.traxsource.com/track/3630836/ginger Keep it Soulful! Peace, DJ SGZ http://www.djsgz.co.za https://www.facebook.com/djsgz https://www.twitter.com/djsgz

As Ali struggled against the Khawarij, his grip on the Caliphate began to slip. Support the podcast by making a pledge at Patreon.com/IslamicHistory

The Context of White Supremacy hosts the 8th study session on Randy Roberts and Johnny Smith's 2016 release, Blood Brothers: The Fatal Friendship Between Muhammad Ali and Malcolm X. Ali passed away weeks after the book was released. Roberts and Smith, both Suspected Racists, present their interpretation of the genesis and abrupt end to Ali and Minister Malcolm's bond and how their friendship unraveled as Minister Malcolm's exile from Elijah Muhammad and the Nation of Islam became permanent. Unfortunately, Ali was not able to repair things before Malcolm's 1965 assasination. Last week's segment detailed Ali's transition from Cassius Clay to Muhammad Ali after he captured the heavyweight crown. Elijah Muhammad officially changed Ali's name and welcomed him as a member of the NOI. This was simultaneous with Minister Malcolm's permanently dismissal. The authors rely on a litany of FBI documents to reveal the turmoil within the Nation about Minister Malcolm. Smith and Roberts also stress the extraordinary indignation targetting Muhammad Ali once his NOI affiliations became public. White and black people publicly castigated Ali - Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. called him the "champion of racial segregation." As Ali began to learn more about the global dynamic of Racism, he recalibrated his image and how he could use his stature as a world icon. Meanwhile, Minister Malcolm knew that he was targeted for death. Again, this text should highlight the importance of not name-calling black people. #AnswersForMiriamCarey INVEST in The COWS - http://paypal.me/GusTRenegade CALL IN NUMBER: 641.715.3640 CODE 564943# The C.O.W.S. archives: http://tiny.cc/76f6p

Asali Solomon Reading for the 2016 Villanova Literary Festival

Disgruntled, Asali Solomon’s debut novel, is simultaneously ambitious and accessible. It’s a coming-of-age novel that grapples with questions of race, identity, and family, all heavy topics. But it’s always clear and direct and it’s often funny, and Solomon has a gift for making complicated feelings easy to understand.

Disgruntled, Asali Solomon’s debut novel, is simultaneously ambitious and accessible. It’s a coming-of-age novel that grapples with questions of race, identity, and family, all heavy topics. But it’s always clear and direct and it’s often funny, and Solomon has a gift for making complicated feelings easy to understand.

Join us this week as we welcome the award winning pop/rock music singer songwriter, Ali Brustofski. Hailing from Oakland, NJ., Ali recently was the NY Finalist on "The Next: Fame Is At Your Doorstep" on The CW Network with Gloria Estefan, Joe Jonas, Nelly and John Rich. She is also the winner of the 2011 Z100 & State Farm Hometown Hero Contest, won the prestigious NY Songwriters Circle "Young Artist Award" in November of 2009, and she's been writing and recording original songs and covers ever since. Ali has a large and growing fan base, with over 237,000 YouTube subscribers from all over the world. In exciting news for the summer of 2013, Ali has just released her debut EP Album "Dream Big". The album is available now on iTunes. As Ali joins us live this week, we will talk to her and find out all the exciting details about her new album. In addition, we will feature music from her debut release, catch up with all that has happened in her career since her previous appearance with us, along with her plans for the future. Also, we will ask her to share her message for the troops. Please be sure to visit Ali Brustofski at http://www.alibrustofski.com/  and spread the word. Fans are welcome to call in and chat live with Ali during the show. If you would like to participate in the live chat during the show, you must sign up on the show site first and then log in during the show. More great music for a really great cause! And as always we will give shout outs to our deployed military listeners. This is sure to be a terrific show so be sure to join us, Sunday July 21st 2013 at 4:00 PM EST! Our message to the troops....WE do what we do, because YOU do what you do.