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Keshia Hannam and Yelda Ali founded the Camel Assembly, an international community of creative female leaders who gather to make change. They believe that change begins with self, and spreads to families, communities, and leads to social impact. Camel Assembly's mission is to see people #marchingdaily - showing up to dreams, passions, relationships, and their health as consistently as to their workplaces and protests. This is facilitated through a community of women across the world, who come together regularly to share who they are and to improve the city they live in.    In This Episode We Talk About: Our personal experiences as women of color and how that fueled us to create platforms for people like us.  How they started Camel Assembly and the symbolism of a camel.  How they are able to keep their integrity as a platform and not monetize their community.  The concept of #marchingdaily and the beauty of taking it slow and steady. The need for more Yin (Feminine energy) in companies and spaces today. Show Notes:   Camel Assembly Website Camel Assembly Instagram Camel Assembly Radio Keshia Hannam Instagram Yelda Ali Instagram Soul Sessions: June 21 Solstice x New Moon x Eclipse Soul Sessions: June 25 Art As A Tool For Reconnection   Connect with Awaken and Align: If you enjoyed the podcast and you feel called, please share it and tag me! Subscribe, rate and review the show wherever you get your podcasts. Your rating and review help more people discover it! Follow on Instagram @awakenandalign and let me know your favorite guests, lessons or any show requests.

Yelda, an Afghan artist and activist, and Keshia, a multi-racial speaker and writer, have built Camel Assembly communities around the world together as business partners for four years. But they're also best friends, and have journeyed through peace and pain to build theirs and each others' dreams. Though not unscathed, they are full of anecdotes, insights and misperceptions about the other; they lay some of those out in this special bonus episode of Camel Assembly Radio, as well as sit with the silent third partner of this series, Dani DiCaccio (artist name KYOSi) to learn who she is and how to say her last name properly. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

If you’ve ever thought, "that person puts me in a really bad mood,” or even, “this situation just ruined my day", this episode will speak to you. Camel Assembly founders Yelda and Keshia sit with New York City's culture leaders Liv The Lurk and Dylan Ali to discuss why even when our reaction is the only thing we can control, the environment we're in so often gets the best of us. Being aware of our own emotional triggers is how we can start to alter our reaction to them. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Camel Assembly founders Yelda and Keshia ask how the definition of luxury has changed from gold and caviar to designer tracksuits and sustainable resorts. They invite Cara Alwill, author of The Champagne Diet, and Angela Jia Kim, founder of Savor Beauty + Spa (natural skincare inspired by Korean beauty rituals) to join and discuss their vision of what luxury looks like for this planet and its people. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Camel Assembly founders Yelda and Keshia discuss mental health in the music industry and why code switching is such an important term but lesser known outside the U.S.. Guests Saisha Srivastava & Janel Martinez join to discuss what it means to really follow and lead, others and ourselves. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Camel Assembly founders Yelda and Keshia share stories of antagonists in their lives as a DJ and public speaker, as well as sit with Lucy Richardson (founder of Wheel New Yorkers) and Butterscotch (artist, poet, LGBTQI+ activist) to talk about how the greatest antagonists can be ourselves, and how to learnt to work through that. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to episode 10 of The Good Luck Club. Our guest this week is Keshia Hannam. Keshia is a former journalist and now performance-speaker, the co-founder of women's movement Camel Assembly, a global collective of activists and artists, and a storyteller with media company Dear World. Keshia has spoken for The New York Times, Fortune 500 companies like Marriott and Macy's, and last year at the United Nations. She has contributed regularly to National Geographic, Fortune, Forbes and CNN among others, and delivers performance-based keynotes to universities, conferences and art-based events all over the world.

Welcome to episode 10 of The Good Luck Club. Our guest this week is Keshia Hannam. Keshia is a former journalist and now performance-speaker, the co-founder of women's movement Camel Assembly, a global collective of activists and artists, and a storyteller with media company Dear World. Keshia has spoken for The New York Times, Fortune 500 companies like Marriott and Macy's, and last year at the United Nations. She has contributed regularly to National Geographic, Fortune, Forbes and CNN among others, and delivers performance-based keynotes to universities, conferences and art-based events all over the world.

Welcome to episode 10 of The Good Luck Club. Our guest this week is Keshia Hannam. Keshia is a former journalist and now performance-speaker, the co-founder of women's movement Camel Assembly, a global collective of activists and artists, and a storyteller with media company Dear World. Keshia has spoken for The New York Times, Fortune 500 companies like Marriott and Macy's, and last year at the United Nations. She has contributed regularly to National Geographic, Fortune, Forbes and CNN among others, and delivers performance-based keynotes to universities, conferences and art-based events all over the world.

Welcome to another episode of Views Of An Ex Podcast and on todays episode we sit down with the talented Dj Yelda. Yelda tells her story on her past marriage of 3 years, that started off magical but ended terribly. The divorce later led her into Dj'ing and starting her organization Camel Assembly which provides a platform for women. Co-hosting on this episode is recording artist Jsn Wlf. Tune in and hope you all enjoy this episode, feel free to comment your thoughts. Thank You! For Questions please email us at ViewsOfAnEx@gmail.com IG: @ViewsOfAnEx --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/viewsofanexpodcast/support

Yelda Ali is a connector, founder of Camel Assembly and successful Dj based in New york. I met Yelda in LA at an event she ran and I was immediately blow away by her energy and passion to make a change for women. It’s important for me to chat with leaders that don’t have a million followers but who are as Yelda says #marchingday. Camel assembly an international collective of creative female leaders who unite their passions to create social change. Hope you enjoy our quick chat. @Y3LDA @IAMBIANCAHARRIS @CHANTELCHAPMAN @WCRPODCAST

We sit down with writer/speaker/activist and co-founder of Camel Assembly, Keshia Hannam this week. Keshia was born in Hong Kong, grew up in Australia and lived in London before recently settling in NYC. With Keshia’s international perspective we tap into America’s health care system and how it differs from other first world countries, as well as recent calls for reform and how Obamacare has been effected in the Trump era. Our 2020 highlight includes are the Dems putting all their eggs in one basket? And should some of the two dozen plus presidential nominees be running for senate in purple states? Roundtable starts @ 23:55 - Social @keshiahannam @camelassembly

We sit down with Camel Assembly founder Yelda Ali to discuss her family’s story as Afghani refugees in the 1980s and tap into the Trump administration’s current isolationists policies and xenophobic rhetoric around this worldwide crisis. Our 2020 highlight includes Beto O’Rourke’s presidential run announcement and is Andrew Gillum ready? Roundtable starts @ 21:29 @y3lda @camelassembly

Dans cet épisode je reçois Claire Dartigues, une jeune styliste de 27 ans qui a créé la marque éponyme.  Au départ, Claire a suivi un parcours plutôt classique avec une école de commerce, mais un jour elle s’est rendue compte que ce n’était pas du tout fait pour elle. Son rêve c’était de créer sa marque de vêtements, et elle a fini par y arriver! Claire vit à Paris, mais je l’ai rencontrée à New York l’année dernière, c’était début novembre pour le lancement de son nouveau produit : la cape/sac. Je ne vous en dis pas plus ici car on en parle longuement pendant l’épisode. Les femmes de sa famille sont très importantes pour Claire, et avec sa marque elle essaie d’une certaine façon de leur rendre hommage. Claire ne comprend pas les inégalités salariales entre les hommes et les femmes ou encore pourquoi les femmes ne devraient pas avoir de poils sous les bras. On a beaucoup parlé d’empouvoirement. Je vous assure que ce mot existe, et ne vous inquiétez pas votre oreille va s’y faire. Avec Claire on a aussi parlé de mode éthique et d’upcycling. ----- Si vous aimez l’émission n’oubliez pas de laisser 5 petites étoiles sur iTunes et de m’écrire des mots doux en commentaires…c’est ce qui m’aide le plus pour faire connaître le podcast. Pour ne louper aucun épisode rejoignez nous sur Instagram, Facebook et Twitter ou abonnez-vous à notre newsletter sur le site internet nouveaumodelepodcast.com. Instagram de Nouveau Modele : www.instagram.com/nouveaumodele.podcast/  Instagram de Claire Dartigues : https://www.instagram.com/clairedartigues/  Site internet de Claire Dartigues : https://clairedartigues.com/  ----- Mixage : Thomas Lenglain ---- Références dans l'épisode : Designow : https://www.designow.com/  Marque « Vent de voyage » : http://www.ventdevoyage.com/  Le documentaire The True cost The Camel Assembly : https://camelassembly.com/about-2/ Frontline Fashion Show 2 Redress : https://www.redress.com.hk/about/story/ Anti_Fashion Project : https://www.anti-fashion-project.com/?fbclid=IwAR3rWVeLScJ0uSFS7MfoFWE7upnu6ekieqT18PTjrtLx97LjTjHrW-PiE20 

THISISNOTACLUB presents Basslines & Banter Season 1, Episode 3 Spurge (@spurgecartermusic) sits down with Y3LDA (@Y3LDA) Sounds provided by The Adapa (@the_adapa) Recorded on September 12, 2018 at Kinfolk 90 in Brooklyn, NY. Audio Podcast Version: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/basslines-banter/id1438634130?mt=2 Video: https://youtu.be/BhonBJ8x_tk -- BIO: Yelda, known by her stage name Y3LDA, is an Afghan DJ and activist from Toronto. Yelda is one of the faces of Reebok’s latest #BeMoreHuman campaign, and is currently based in New York. She regularly travels between Asia, Africa and the US for shows and tours, playing sets that swing between hip-house, alternative r&b, nu-disco, and trap. Y3LDA has spent the last five years spinning tracks that are bass-heavy, little-known, and difficult to forget. Her sound and ability to get the crowd going means she is regularly billed beside renowned and upcoming talent. Her last tour (January 2018's Damsel in Dis Booth) spanned 5 months across New York City, L.A., Hong Kong, Mumbai, Nairobi, Dubai and London. She is also the co-founder of Camel Assembly, an international community of creative women who gather to make change. -- ABOUT Basslines & Banter Basslines & Banter is a visual podcast that is recorded live at the party which shares the same name. The host (Spurge) interviews music professionals (his friends & peers) about living & working in New York (maybe LA too), their career paths, favorite food spots, worst concert experiences etc. -- THISISNOTACLUB Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thisisnotaclub Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/user/54u8mdf8o16loaqv9zmfi6qfa Twitter: https://twitter.com/thisisnotaclub Spurge (Host of Basslines & Banter) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sspurgee