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Budgeting is one of the most misunderstood and frustrating parts of nonprofit work, whether you're leading an organization, raising funds, or managing marketing and communications.  In this episode, Spencer Brooks sits down with Jim Carroll, CEO of The diaTribe Foundation, to break down key budgeting misconceptions, explain how different revenue models shape financial decisions, and share strategies for securing more funding.  Whether you're an Executive Director balancing competing priorities, a fundraiser navigating restricted and unrestricted dollars, or a marketing professional making the case for more resources, this episode will give you the insights you need to approach budgeting with confidence. About the guest Jim Carroll is the CEO of The diaTribe Foundation after seven years as the Vice President of Finance and Administration at Common Sense Media and 6 years as the Managing Director of Equality California where he led the team to successfully pass over 70 pieces of legislation to achieve legal equality for LGBT Californians. He also worked at an environmental health organization called The Breast Cancer Fund and at the National office of Parents, Families and Friends of Lesbians and Gays. Jim graduated from the University of Florida and lives with his husband, Scott, and his yellow Labrador retriever, Atlas, in San Francisco.  Resources New York Times: https://www.nytimes.com/Axios: https://www.axios.com/The Atlantic: https://www.theatlantic.com/ Contact Jim Website: https://diatribe.org/foundationLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jim-carroll-b4004b6/

In this episode, I speak to Dr. Sandra Steingraber. We discuss the links between environmental destruction, contamination of vital resources, and the grave dangers that fracking technology poses to human health. Dr. Steingraber explains the link between environmental justice and social justice, and we talk about what the state of collaboration across fields and areas of expertise as universities increasingly turn into what she calls "Disaster Capitalism." Biologist, author, and cancer survivor Dr. Sandra Steingraber, Ph.D. writes about climate change, ecology, and the links between human health and the environment. She has been named a Woman of the Year by Ms. Magazine, a Person of the Year by Treehugger, and one of 25 “Visionaries Who Are Changing Your World” by the Utne Reader. She is the recipient of the biennial Rachel Carson Leadership Award and the Jenifer Altman Foundation’s Altman Award for “the inspiring and poetic use of science to elucidate the causes of cancer.” Steingraber received a Hero Award from the Breast Cancer Fund and the Environmental Health Champion Award from Physicians for Social Responsibility, Los Angeles. She has testified in the European Parliament, at the European Commission, before the President’s Cancer Panel, and has participated in briefings to Congress, the Environmental Protection Agency, and before United Nations delegates in Geneva, Switzerland. This episode was produced by Matt Perry and Ana Marsh. Podcast art by Desi Aleman.

Welcome to another edition of T.Y's Tv Corner. This week we have a special edition, Mark Pellegrino Joins the corner, Lucifer from #Supernatural joins us to talk the ending of SPN, we also break down how he prepared for roles like lucifer, Jacob from lost, and so much more. We also get into a talk about Marks Anti Bullying Campaign, the State of the Country, and Covid-19. We hope you enjoy the interview, and make sure you like, subscribe, comment and share this video. #MarkPellegrino #Lucifer T.Y's Mothers Breast Cancer Donation Link, Lets help Michele cut some costs and focus on staying strong, and getting better: https://www.gofundme.com/f/michele-ro... Follow Us On Social Media & Our Podcast Platforms: Follow Us On Twitter: https://twitter.com/POP_Culture2020 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/POPCultureCo... Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pop_culture... Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0Yq6Ice... --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/popculturecorner20/message

Join in this soulful conversation with nationally known physician and PBS host Dr. Richard Jackson of the Designing Healthy Communities Series, viewed in 4 million homes in the United States. Dr. Jackson is Professor emeritus at the Fielding School of Public Health at the University of California, Los Angeles. A pediatrician, he has served in many leadership positions with the California Health Department, including the highest as the State Health Officer. My favorite part of our conversation was Dr. Jackson’s down-to-earth vibe, how easy he was to talk to and how generous he was in sharing human stories and information about healthcare design and important public health issues we face today. For nine years Dr. Jackson was Director of the Center for Disease Control’s (CDC) National Center for Environmental Health and received the Presidential Distinguished Service award. In October, 2011 he was elected to the Institute of Medicine of the National Academy of Sciences. Dr. Jackson was instrumental in establishing the California Birth Defects Monitoring Program and in the creation of state and national laws to reduce risks from pesticides, especially to farm workers and to children. While at CDC he established major environmental public health programs and instituted the federal effort to “biomonitor” chemical levels in the US population. He has received its Hero Award from the Breast Cancer Fund, Lifetime Achievement Awards from the Public Health Law Association and the New Partners for Smart Growth, the John Heinz Award for national leadership in the Environment, and the Sedgwick Medal, the highest award of the American Public Health Association. In 2015 he received the Henry Hope Reed Award for his contributions to the field of Architecture. Reach out to Dr. Jackson by sending an email to: dickjackson@ucla.edu. In the episode you will learn: How Dr. Jackson’s medical traumas as a child influenced his decision to become a pediatrician and later, his work in public health. The challenges that hospitals face with its surrounding communities and ideas to solve them. How today’s healthcare architects, developers, and designers can help design more sustainable buildings that make patients and their families feel more comfortable. Many of the creative details the architecture firm David M. Schwarz used in the design of Cook Children’s Medical Center in Forth Worth, Texas like establishing a comfort room on the top level of the hospital (closest to heaven) for children in hospice care. What Florence Nightingale did for wounded soldiers in hospitals during the Crimean War that still influences hospital design today. How public health in the United States has helped us live 25 years longer. How the intelligent design of stairs in healthcare buildings is essential to public health and building human interactions. How to integrate the hospital setting into the surrounding community with things like art and music in the lobby. What problems hospitals face today with continued growth. Why hallways in buildings have traditionally been perceived by humans as scary places how they can be designed differently to ease anxiety. Visit us at www.healthcareidpodcast.com or email us at  info@healthcareidpodcast.com FEATURED PRODUCT Porcelanosa’s KRION® Solid Surface Material is made out of two-thirds natural minerals and a low percentage of high-resistance resins. KRION® is available in an array of colors, can be thermocurved or backlit, and is antibacterial – making it a perfect product for the healthcare industry. KRION® is also highly resistant to impacts and external elements (such as fire, chemicals, and frost), and is easy to clean and maintain. Inspired by the properties of photocatalytic materials, Porcelanosa has evolved their KRION® Solid Surface material, now called K-LIFE. When K-LIFE comes into contact with light, it will be able to purify the air, expel harmful bacteria, and more. K-LIFE can easily be integrated into many applications – from wall coverings and claddings for ceilings, to custom tables, bars, sinks, shelving units and furniture. The application of K-LIFE in areas with high daily traffic, such as waiting rooms or reception areas, can assure a gradual decontamination of germs and lead to ongoing ecological benefits. Some research performed with KRION® K-LIFE, which has photocatalytic properties, proved that the material can significantly reduce the presence of bacteria. This revolutionary process has led to a patent pending, innovative, and exclusive product that will have a direct effect on our quality of life. Learn more about KRION® at https://www.porcelanosa-usa.com/what-is-krion/.

A veces nos encontramos en las estanterías de productos cosméticos para cuidado de la piel y entre tantas opciones terminamos cogiendo productos que aunque dicen natural y orgánico, no necesariamente son los adecuados para nuestro organismo. Hemos encontrado una herramienta espectacular para hacer compras consientes y hoy la queremos compartir contigo.   En este episodio estaremos hablando sobre una aplicación que encontramos recientemente que puede ayudarte a escoger mejor los productos que utilizas para tu cuidado corporal, evitando lo más posible la carga de tóxicos en tu cuerpo y te hablamos brevemente como usarla.   Dato interesante: Esta aplicación nace de un viaje personal del Lily Tse su fundadora para comprender las verdades en la industria de la belleza. Debido a los antecedentes familiares de cáncer, decidió investigar sobre las muchas causas detrás del cáncer de seno, incluidos los ingredientes "tóxicos" en productos cosméticos y para el cuidado personal. Ella detectó que encontrar alternativas más seguras fue un gran desafío. Aunque muchos productos están etiquetados como "totalmente naturales" u "orgánicos", existe poca transparencia en los etiquetados de los cosméticos y tampoco había una herramienta real para que los consumidores tuvieran la información correcta. De aquí nace Think Dirty que ella menciona que no es tan solo una aplicación móvil, si no que es una revolución del consumidor para escoger cosméticos más seguros aprendiendo un ingrediente a la vez. También se asociaron con el Breast Cancer Fund y su Campaña de Cosméticos Seguros para así promover cosméticos y productos personales más seguros a través de los hábitos diarios. Que historia tan inspiradora y que aplicación tan llena de propósito.   Para preguntas, comentarios, mensajes o simplemente temas que les gustaría que trabajáramos para ti, puedes presionar este enlace y escribirnos. Nos encantará poder leerte.  Enlaces de interés: Sobre nosotros Nuestros productos Think Dirty Happypreneurs Masterclass   Anuncio y Agradecimiento: El próximo jueves, estaremos en la Universidad del Este en Carolina PR, en el Happypreneur Masterclass compartiendo con universitarios sobre como se conceptualizó nuestra tienda online, contenido, podcast, nuestro empaque, entre otras cosas, para que el cliente reciba una experiencia de bienestar. Esto es un privilegio para todos los que componemos el Team Tersa. Agradezco enormemente a Karmen Olmo y Happixs, por esta invitación para seguir llevando el mensaje de bienestar y propósito en cada cosa que hacemos. Recuerda suscribirte a Tersa Talks en la plataforma de Podcast en iTunes, ahora también en Anchor, Spotify, Stitcher, entre otras, de esta manera podrás escuchar estos temas de interés, ya sea tomándote tu café o té, o mientras estas es tu carro. Al suscribirte, automáticamente se te descargarán los programas a tu celular y ¡listo!   Gracias por estar y por permitirnos llegar a ti con temas ‘clean and fresh’ que aportarán a tu bienestar y al mundo.   Te esperamos el próximo viernes a las 7:00 am. Para más contenido de valor visita nuestro blog en tersabodycare.com.

In part 1 of our 2 part interview Breast Cancer Research Advocate Jacqueline Keuchler-Calveric talks about her journey to becoming the public spokesperson for the Carol M. Baldwin Breast Cancer Research Fund.   She is the granddaughter of Carol M. Baldwin, niece of the famed Hollywood Actors the Baldwin Brothers- Alec Baldwin, Daniel Baldwin, William Baldwin, Stephen Baldwin. She is filled with love and vivacious energy even after a not so easy journey to her happiness. Be inspired by her like I am.    http://findacure.org/site/  Connect with me: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JoDeeKenneyNews/  Twitter: https://twitter.com/JoDeeKenney  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jodeekenney 

Marlene Wolf, MD. is a board certified Family Practitioner, formerly in private practice in Coral Springs from 1982 until 2015. She is a Fellow of the American Academy of Family Physicians. Her present healthcare firm, Lifetime Medical Consulting, specializes in patient advocacy thru education and volunteerism. She presently is an active volunteer with Go Red for Women, American Heart Association and The Lisa Boccard Breast Cancer Fund of the Broward Health Foundation in Broward County, Florida. Email: http://www.browardhealthfoundation.org/lisa-boccard-breast-cancer-fund/ Phone:954-344-3344

Marlene Wolf, MD. is a board certified Family Practitioner, formerly in private practice in Coral Springs from 1982 until 2015. She is a Fellow of the American Academy of Family Physicians. Her present healthcare firm, Lifetime Medical Consulting, specializes in patient advocacy thru education and volunteerism. She presently is an active volunteer with Go Red for Women, American Heart Association and The Lisa Boccard Breast Cancer Fund of the Broward Health Foundation in Broward County, Florida. Email: http://www.browardhealthfoundation.org/lisa-boccard-breast-cancer-fund/ Phone:954-344-3344

Minter Dialogue Episode #179 — This interview is with Lily Tse, founder of ThinkDirty App. Based out of Toronto, Lily has made it her mission to make transparent the potential risks that are hidden in the list of ingredients of cosmetic products. With a database of over 300,000 products, ThinkDirty will grade and rank each product based on carcinogenic and toxicological criteria. In this podcast, we explore how Lily has set up ThinkDirty, how she uses the power of the crowds to help as well as exploring the ever important business model. As Lily says, it’s about empowering the ingredient conscious consumer. Meanwhile, please send me your questions as an audio file (or normal email) to nminterdial@gmail.com; or you can find the show notes and comment on minterdial.com. If you liked the podcast, please take a moment to go over to iTunes to rate/review the podcast. Otherwise, you can find me @mdial on Twitter. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/minterdial)

When it comes to health, the world of cosmetics and body care products is tough to navigate, in great part because there are few manufacturing standards and little transparency in labeling. In this episode, we are joined by a topic expert to learn what to look for in personal care products, what to avoid, and how to get involved in improving regulations for what we put on our -- and our loved one's -- bodies. Guest:Janet Nudelman, Director of Program & Policy, Breast Cancer Fund, San Francisco, CA

When it comes to health, the world of cosmetics and body care products is tough to navigate, in great part because there are few manufacturing standards and little transparency in labeling. In this episode, we are joined by a topic expert to learn what to look for in personal care products, what to avoid, and how to get involved in improving regulations for what we put on our -- and our loved one's -- bodies.Guest(s):Janet Nudelman, Director of Program & Policy, Breast Cancer Fund, San Francisco, CA

Take a tour down the grocery store aisle with Terra Verde, and find out what cleaning products to avoid, what buy and what you can make at home. Host Michelle Chan speaks with Samara Geller of the Environmental Working Group and Janet Nudelman of the Breast Cancer Fund. The post Clean and not so green: toxic cleaning products appeared first on KPFA.

U.S. research labs can create even deadlier strains of Ebola, influenza, and other infectious diseases, in so-called “gain-of-function” research. We hear from biosafety expert Edward Hammond on threats from lab-created superbugs. Also, food safety lawyer Bill Marler and health threats from the hormone-altering chemical BPA, from Connie Engel of the Breast Cancer Fund.

Mom Business Coach Rosemary Nickel interviews the most inspiring and successful mompenuers. We pull back the curtain, share vulnerable moments with lessons we’ve learned along the way and solid business tips. MOM Radio will leave you saying “I CAN DO IT!” Ava Anderson, at the age of 15 launched Ava Anderson Non Toxic, with just 6 skincare products after researching for over one year on the toxic chemicals in personal care and cleaning products. In just 4 years she has over 60 products in 11 categories (skin, hair, body, baby, face, sun, pet, scent, candles, home and bugs)- the safest 'full line' of products on the market. She has over 3,500 consultants in all 50 states actively sharing her health message and offering non-toxic alternative products, and is one of the fastest growing direct sales companies in the nation. She has been featured in Entrepreneur, WWD, Glamour, Teen Vogue, Seventeen, Natural Health, Prevention and many more magazines. Ava has guest blogged on Huffington Post at the request of Maria Rodale (largest publication family in the country and Editor of Prevention Magazine.) and is also a contributor to SheKnows.com on of the top ten websites for women in the US. She was asked by the Breast Cancer Fund and Campaign For Safe Cosmetics to testify in Congress and lobby for the Safe Cosmetics and Personal Care Act of 2011/2013. Ava was SPANX Leg Up Challenge Winner, Emerging Entrepreneur finalist for Entrepreneur Magazine, is a "Trusted Partner of "Healthy Child Healthy World", a "Champion" of the Campaign For Safe Cosmetics. Ava has shared the message of harmful chemicals in products with thousands and with the help of her Ava Consultants will reach 1 million American families with this message this year. Rosemary Nickel is described as the Oprah Winfrey and Dr. Phil for Moms, offering wonderful parenting advice and valuable motivation for moms who are juggling business and family.  If you're feeling overwhelmed with everything that's going on, you might just need that motivating touch that Rosemary provides in every show.        

Breast cancer and other changes in breast health may be a signal for all human health. With Florence Williams, author of Breasts: A Natural and Unnatural History, Ted Schettler, author of the Ecology of Breast Cancer, and Connie Engel of the Breast Cancer Fund.

The environment sucks and causes cancer. True? False? What can we do? Let's find out on this episode of The Stupid Cancer Show with experts Lindsay Dahl (Deputy Director, Safer Chemicals, Healthy Families), Sarada Tangirala (Grassroots Coordinator, Campaign for Safe Cosmetics) and Nancy Buermeyer (Senior Policy Strategist, Breast Cancer Fund). Special guest Lori Thompson in the survivor spotlight. 

The environment sucks and causes cancer. True? False? What can we do? Let's find out on this episode of The Stupid Cancer Show with experts Lindsay Dahl (Deputy Director, Safer Chemicals, Healthy Families), Sarada Tangirala (Grassroots Coordinator, Campaign for Safe Cosmetics) and Nancy Buermeyer (Senior Policy Strategist, Breast Cancer Fund). Special guest Lori Thompson in the survivor spotlight.  See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Of the 80,000 known man-made chemicals in our food, air, water, cars, homes and everything else, only a handful are regulated for human safety. This is not OK. Join us as we welcome survivor/journalist Emily Cousins (National Resource Defense Council) Linsday Dahl (Deputy Director, Safer Chemicals Healthy Families) and Nancy Buermeyer (Senior Policy Strategist, Breast Cancer Fund), for a "healthy" debate about the challenges faced in updating this law. Also, Andy Koontz in the survivor spotlight.

Of the 80,000 known man-made chemicals in our food, air, water, cars, homes and everything else, only a handful are regulated for human safety. This is not OK. Join us as we welcome survivor/journalist Emily Cousins (National Resource Defense Council) Linsday Dahl (Deputy Director, Safer Chemicals Healthy Families) and Nancy Buermeyer (Senior Policy Strategist, Breast Cancer Fund), for a "healthy" debate about the challenges faced in updating this law. Also, Andy Koontz in the survivor spotlight. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Guest Connie Engel, Ph.D., Science Education Coordinator, at the Breast Cancer Fund discusses chemical and environmental links to breast cancer, including the endocrine disruptor BPA, found in the linings of canned foodsBreast Cancer Fund

The Breast Cancer Fund’s new campaign kicked off with a bang– alerting women to the problems with the chemical BPA (BisPhenol A) that lines tin cans. Guest Connie Engle, Ph.D and Project Coordinator for the Breast Cancer Fund, co-authored an article that highlights ways to avoid this estrogenic chemical that is connected to breast cancer. Don’t miss her information alerting … Read more about this episode...

CSC President and CEO Kim Thiboldeaux is joined by three expert panelists for a discussion about the challenges faced by Latino families when a loved one is diagnosed with cancer. Gloria Elliott of Nueva Vida, Inc., Migdalia Torres of Gilda's Club NYC, and Jeanette Albarran of Gilda's Club Chicago provide commentary on resources available for this demographic nationwide, including a new book from the Cancer Support Community and Nueva Vida, Inc., Frankly Speaking About Cancer: De Cuidador a Cuidador (From Caregiver to Caregiver). The book, developed with generous support from The Breast Cancer Fund of National Philanthropic Trust, is a Spanish-language publication written for caregivers of women with breast cancer. Tune-in for additional details!

Margaret Kripke, PhD Reducing Environmental Cancer Risk ~Co-presented with the Breast Cancer Fund~ Margaret L. Kripke, Ph.D., recently co-authored a pioneering Report on Cancer and the Environment as a member of the President’s Cancer Panel. This report has reverberated through the global public health community as the first authoritative science-based report to recognize the contribution of environmental factors in cancer. Join Jeanne Rizzo (president of the Breast Cancer Fund), Susan Braun (then executive director of Commonweal), and Michael Lerner (co-founder of Commonweal), in this conversation with Margaret that took place shortly before she spoke to a large audience at Fort Mason in San Francisco about her experience on the President’s Cancer Panel. Margaret L. Kripke, Ph.D. Margaret is a professor of immunology and executive vice president and chief academic officer of the University of Texas Anderson Medical Center. She was appointed to the President’s Cancer Panel by President George W. Bush and is currently serving her second term. Find out more about The New School at tns.commonweal.org.

CSC President and CEO Kim Thiboldeaux is joined by three expert panelists for a discussion about the challenges faced by Latino families when a loved one is diagnosed with cancer. Gloria Elliott of Nueva Vida, Inc., Migdalia Torres of Gilda's Club NYC, and Jeanette Albarran of Gilda's Club Chicago provide commentary on resources available for this demographic nationwide, including a new book from the Cancer Support Community and Nueva Vida, Inc., Frankly Speaking About Cancer: De Cuidador a Cuidador (From Caregiver to Caregiver). The book, developed with generous support from The Breast Cancer Fund of National Philanthropic Trust, is a Spanish-language publication written for caregivers of women with breast cancer. Tune-in for additional details!

Cindy Sage and Nancy Evans Wireless or Wellness? New wireless technologies have changed the face of the world in the last decade. Cell and cordless phones, and the wireless towers that send their signals around town have very real bioeffects. Decision-makers and the public are just learning about possible health risks of electromagnetic fields (EMFs). What can you do to help protect your health? Join Michael Lerner in conversation with two national authorities on the impact of electromagnetic fields on our health. Both Cindy and Nancy co-facilitate the EMF Working Group of the Collaborative for Health and the Environment. Cindy Sage Cindy Sage is the owner of Sage Associates, Montecito, CA. She also is a Research Fellow at Orebro University Hospital, School of Health and Medical Sciences, Department of Oncology, Orebro, Sweden. She and 14 other scientists and public health experts have written a definitive report on the science and public health implications of wireless technologies, and co-editor of the BioInitiative Report. Nancy Evans Nancy Evans is a health science writer and editor with more than three decades of experience in health science publishing. Diagnosed with breast cancer in 1991, Nancy became a leader in the grassroots breast cancer movement, and has spoken on breast cancer issues nationally and internationally. She is currently Health Science Consultant to the Breast Cancer Fund in San Francisco. Nancy is the original editor of State of the Evidence: The Connection Between Environment and Breast Cancer, published by the Breast Cancer Fund in a new 5th edition. Nancy has co-produced three documentary films: Rachel s Daughters: Searching for the Causes of Breast Cancer Children and Asthma Good Food, Bad Food: Obesity in American Children. Find out more about The New School at tns.commonweal.org.

Frog in a Coalmine? These days you hear things sometimes about frogs. Frogs with mutations. Frogs that aren't developing properly. And you have always wondered what these frogs tell us about ourselves. Well, it turns out that some of the leading people on this issue are right here in the neighborhood, so we have lured them into the studio to tell us the latest on endocrine disruptors, the chemicals behind some of these frog mutations… including an EPA docket that has just been reopened on one prevalent chemical. With us in the studio will be Brian Hill, Staff Scientist with Pesticide Action Network, Nancy Evans, Health Science Consultant with the Breast Cancer Fund, and Tyrone Hayes, Professor in the Department of Integrative Biology at UC Berkeley. The post Terra Verde – April 13, 2007 appeared first on KPFA.

Environmental Health, Toxics, and Cancer. Guests from Breast Cancer Fund and Breast Cancer Action. The post Terra Verde – October 17, 2003 appeared first on KPFA.