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Send us a textIn this episode of Healing the City, Eric finally sits down with his son Elliott for a long-anticipated conversation. Together, they explore Elliott's unique approach to life, including his "digital driplines" and the intentional simplicity he brings to his digital world. They also share stories about growing up in a community house, navigating life as an introvert, and the joys and challenges of being a pastor's kid. It's a heartfelt and reflective dialogue that you won't want to miss. Support the show"Healing the City" is a profound and dynamic weekly podcast that dives into the complexities of creating healthier communities. Featuring the voices and perspectives of the esteemed members of the Village Church, each episode is thoughtfully crafted to address the challenges and opportunities for meaningful change in our cities. With a holistic approach to healing, the podcast explores a wide range of topics, from soul care and spiritual direction to mental health and community involvement. It provides listeners with insightful and thought-provoking perspectives on the issues facing our cities, as well as practical steps they can take to make a difference. Join hosts Corey Gilchrist, Eric Cepin, Ashley Cousineau, Jessica Dennes, Michael Cousineau, Mark Crawford, and Susan Cepin as they navigate the complexities of our communities with wisdom, grace, and a deep commitment to positive change. Through their engaging discussions, listeners will be inspired to become active participants in healing the city and creating a brighter, healthier future for all. The Village Churchvillagersonline@gmail.comThe Village Church meets at 10a and 5p on Sundays1926 N Cloverland Ave, Tucson AZ 85712Mail: PO Box 30790, Tucson AZ 85751

Meet Pastor Jackie Parks, a community inspiration There is no doubt that when you meet Pastor Jackie Parks you will be inspired and motivated by her passion and dedication to serving others – especially during this holiday season when we pause to reflect on our blessings. Jackie, lead pastor at South Scottsdale Presbyterian Church, is founder and executive director of Community House, which serves homeless people through their day relief center, offering them not just resources but also dignity and hope. Learn more about what they do, and get to know Jackie, one of our community's remarkable leaders.  

Dunedin Community House - Manager Rob Tigeir outlines the facilities and resources available to non-profits, community organisations and individuals at Dunedin Community House, including meeting rooms, hot-desks and longer term room rental. This show was broadcast on OAR 105.4FM Dunedin - oar.org.nz

Today, Women on Farms Project (WFP) together with Oxfam Germany and Oxfam South Africa, will be hosting a mass event calling for an end to the Double Standards Pesticides global program. The campaign requests the South African government to ban 67 pesticides pesticides/active ingredients that were already banned in the European Union.    The event will take place at the Ashley Kriel Hall, Community House in Salt River from 09:00 to 12:00. After which, we will lead a protest march to the German Consulate General to hand over a memorandum of our demands to the German government.    Lebo Ramafoko, Oxfam exec director shares more now  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Host Lisa Laronde speaks with Melissa Alexander, a floor-covering apprentice, peer worker, mentor, and activist. They explore what inspired her to enter the skilled trades, her experiences and challenges as a floor layer, and her role as a certified peer worker. Melissa also shares her advocacy efforts with organizations like 'Walls to Bridges.' A significant part of Melissa's story is her commitment to second chances. Having served time herself, Melissa brings a unique perspective to her advocacy for inmates. She passionately believes in the power of rehabilitation and the importance of providing opportunities for former inmates to rebuild their lives. Through her work, she fights against the stigma associated with having a criminal record and highlights the need for systemic changes to support reintegration. Melissa offers valuable advice for women entering the trades, discusses the urgent need for mental health resources, and underscores the importance of second chances and education while touching on how she balances work and her personal life, advocacy, and mentoring. Melissa Alexander is a fourth-year apprentice with Local 27, specializing as a floor-covering installer. In addition to her apprenticeship, she is a certified peer worker involved in the Community Healing Project for Stella's Place and St. Stephen's Community House, where she supports youth. Melissa also works at Progress Place, a mental health rehabilitation center for adults. She has participated in the TCBN Peer Mentor Program, where she successfully completed the program and mentored six mentees. Her role involved not only helping them choose their trade but also supporting them through their struggles and guiding them toward success. Melissa's goal is to continue growing and understanding herself while helping others persevere, no matter what life throws at them. As an activist for women, Melissa completed her advanced course for floor covering installation on February 18, 2022. This achievement places her in the fifth term of her apprenticeship, with a year and a half remaining to complete her hours and qualify to write her Red Seal exam. Melissa is also a recipient of the 2023 YWCA Toronto Women of Distinction award for her work with “Walls to Bridges," an educational program that brings incarcerated non-incarcerated students together to study post-secondary courses in jails and prisons across Canada. Connect with Melissa on Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/melissa-alexander-2962a8251/ Join the movement at https://thepowerhouse-project.com/

Matthew Pantelis visits North East Community House for Community Centres SA. Listen live on the FIVEAA Player. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gillian shares her experience financing a community house in Puerto Rico, helping Rich think about his next steps in setting up a house in Spain. Gillian writes at SuperNuclear: https://supernuclear.substack.com/ See Rich's blog about his “3-month coliving experiment” here: https://richdecibels.substack.com/p/what-we-learned-from-a-3-month-co

The story of a filthy and dangerous train ditch that became one of the swankiest addresses in the world -- Park Avenue. For over 100 years, a Park Avenue address meant wealth, glamour and the high life. The Fred Astaire version of the Irving Berlin classic "Puttin' on the Ritz" revised the lyrics to pay tribute to Park Avenue: "High hats and Arrow collars/White spats and lots of dollars/Spending every dime for a wonderful time."By the 1950s, the avenue was considered the backbone of New York City with corporations setting up glittering new office towers in the International Style -- the Lever House, the Seagram Building, even the Pan Am Building. But the foundation for all this wealth and success was, in actually, a train tunnel, originally operated by the New York Central Railroad. This street, formerly known as Fourth Avenue, was (and is) one of New York's primary traffic thoroughfares. For many decades, steam locomotives dominated life along the avenue, heading into and out of Cornelius Vanderbilt's Grand Central (first a depot, then a station, eventually a terminal).However train tracks running through a quickly growing city are neither safe nor conducive to prosperity. Eventually, the tracks were covered with beautiful flowers and trees, on traffic island malls which have gotten smaller over the years. By the 1910s this allowed for glamorous apartment buildings to rise, the homes of a new wealthy elite attracted to apartment living in the post-Gilded Age era. But that lifestyle was not quite made available to everyone. In this episode, Greg and Tom take you on a tour of the tunnels and viaducts that helped New York City to grow, creating billions of dollars of real estate in the process. FURTHER LISTENINGListen to these related Bowery Boys episodes after you're done listening to the Park Avenue show:The Pan Am BuildingIt Happened In Madison Square Park The Chrysler Building and the Great Skyscraper RaceThe Rescue of Grand Central Terminal FURTHER READINGThis week we're suggesting a few historic designation reports for you history supergeeks looking for a deep dive into Park Avenue history. Dates indicated are when the structure or historic district was designatedSt. Bartholomew's Church and Community House (1967)Seventh Regiment Armory/Park Avenue Armory (1967)Consulate General of Italy (formerly the Henry P. Davison House) (1970)New World Foundation Building (1973)Racquet and Tennis Club Building (1979)Pershing Square Viaduct/Park Avenue Viaduct (1980)Upper East Side Historic District Designation Report (1981)Lever House (1982)1025 Park Avenue Reginald DeKoven House (1986)New York Central Building (1987)Seagram Building (1989)Mount Morris Bank Building (1991)Expanded Carnegie Hill Historic District Report (1993)Waldorf-Astoria Hotel (1993)Pepsi-Cola Building (1995)Ritz Tower (2002)2 Park Avenue Building (2006)Park Avenue Historic District Designation Report (2014)

Small Bites was still thrilled and humbled to win Metro Philly's Best of Best 2023 Arts & Entertainment category and in 2024 we have been named 50 Best Hospitality Podcasts Worldwide You Must Follow in 2024, Best Food Network Podcasts Worldwide You Must Follow in 2024, 35 Best Philadelphia Lifestyle Blogs and Websites in 2024, 25 Best Philly Food Blogs and Websites in 2024, and Top 25 Philly Food RSS Feeds in 2024. We kick off the first episode of 2024 with a show so big it is 2 1/2 hours long with some of the biggest names in the food industry!!! D and L Coffee Service Inc. presents Small Bites Radio the #1 listed “Food Radio show Philadelphia” and #1 listed “Food Radio show South Jersey”. Our newest episode has a fantastic lineup! #SmallBitesRadio has been named Top Hospitality Shows on the Planet from 2020 – 2024, #Bluejeanfood.com named Top Philadelphia Best Philadelphia Lifestyle Blogs and Websites from 2021-2024, Best Philly Food Blogs and Websites 2023-24, Top 25 Philly Food RSS Feeds in 2024, nominated by Metro Philly Newspaper 2022-23 Best of Philadelphia Arts & Entertainment, and winner of Metro Philly Newspaper 2023 Best of Philadelphia Arts & Entertainment. John Howard-Fusco started the show off talking about David Murray's Gouldsburger's, Mark Callazzo and Lee Sanchez's Rhythm and Spirits, and Alberta Ferebee's Aunt Berta's Kitchen, Insomnia Cookies, Guildford Hall Brewery, Moorestown Business Association, Community House of Moorestown, Rowan University, King's Road Brewing Company, South Jersey Food Scene, and more. With OVER 3 Billion YouTube views, yes that is billions and more than 10 million total social media followers we were thrilled to talk to Natalie Sideserf aka Queen of Cake, renowned cake artist, and founder of Sideserf Cakes at 01:20:30 of the episode. They create hyper-realistic cakes that you have to see to believe. Natalie has had many appearances on Food Network, Discovery+, and Netflix. Sideserf's creations defy expectations and redefine the possibilities of cake decorating. Natalie has already worked with other top tier creators, musicians, celebrities, brands and more including Mr. Beast, Willie Nelson, AMC Network, RAM, and WB Games, just to name a few. Amidst the burgeoning fascination with hyper-realistic cakes, Natalie Sideserf stands as a true pioneer. With her rich artistic background that transitioned into sculpting awe-inspiring cakes, Natalie has successfully cultivated a brand poised for greater heights. As she and her partner anticipate the arrival of their first baby, they envision a spectrum of products designed to resonate with both parents and children including one of the first of many new products launching in 2024, their line of edible clay. We had lots of fun chatting with Kat Ashmore the creator of Kat Can Cook with more than 3 Million followers on social combined, her 45k email newsletter subscribers, and fans of her "Hungry Lady Salads" on TikTok about her new cookbook at 09:22 of episode ‘Big Bites: Wholesome, Comforting Recipes That Are Big on Flavor, Nourishment, and Fun' from Rodale Books. In Ashmore's debut cookbook, she shares 110 wholesome, comforting mostly gluten-free recipes that are full of flavor, nourishment, and fun—and meant to be devoured in big bites! With her signature personality and joy, this cookbook is a celebration of nature and seasonality and encourages home cooks to rethink familiar ingredients. From Hungry Lady Salads and weeknight dinners to snacks and desserts, Big Bites shares recipes for everything you could ever want. Learning how to finally use the air fryer properly enjoyed talking to Rebecca Abbott and Jennifer West the co-founders of the popular blog Air Frying Foodie and the Easy Air Fryer Recipes Facebook page, which has over 2.4 million members at 43:40 of episode and chatting our their new cookbook ‘AIR FRYER ALL DAY: 120 Tried-and-True Recipes for Family-Friendly Comfort Food' from Harvest Books. In Air Fryer All Day, Jen and Becky take their recipes from the web to the page for the first time, sharing 120 family-friendly air fryer meals for breakfast, lunch, and dinner—plus dessert—often in less time than it takes to preheat your oven and with minimal cleanup. At 27:00 the episode had a great conversation with Rowena Scherer the Founder of eat2explore and author of the new cookbook ‘A Taste of the World: Celebrating Global Flavors' from The Collective Book Studio/Simon & Schuster. A Taste of the World is a carefully curated collection of recipes celebrating global cuisine and designed to be made by families with kids of all ages. Each recipe is a full meal and includes step-by-step instructions so parents can safely have their kids join in the fun while learning about other cultures through their traditional foods. We even had a special appearance from Derek Timm Jr to talk about how much he enjoyed cooking. Rebecca O'Leary, the brand new Executive Director of EPABID, joined us at 01:06:05 of the episode. East Passyunk Avenue presents the return of one of the year's most celebrated restaurant weeks along Philadelphia's most famous food neighborhood. East Passyunk Restaurant Week returns at over two dozen locations from February 26th through March 8th. Diners are invited to a global tasting tour with cuisines from around the world. Special priced lunch and dinner menus include three or more courses for $20, $30, $40 and $55 - and include signature Avenue favorites plus exclusive dishes created just for the event. Participating restaurants this year will include Barcelona Wine Bar, Bing Bing Dim Sum, Cantina los Caballitos, The Dutch, Ember and Ash, Flannel, Gabriella's Vietnam, Juana Tamale, Le Virtu, Marra's, MoonNight, Noir, Ocho Rios, Perla, Pistolas Del Sur, Pizzata Pizzeria Birreria, P'unk Burger, Pub on Passyunk East, Stogie Joe's, The Palace of Indian, Townsend Wine Bar and Triangle Tavern. She also talked about Flavors of the Avenue coming back this spring and the new music festival. We are cheering for Galen Thomas the Owner of Cloud Cups Gelato at 01:31:25 of the episode as he is competing at Carpigiani Gelato Festival World Masters, the international traveling competition in search of the best gelato flavors in the world. On February 26th, the event will be held at Rosito Bisani East Coast Office in King of Prussia where 12 gelato makers will compete for a spot in the North American Semi Finals in 2024. The Challenge is organized by Carpigiani North America in collaboration with Gelato Festival and Sigep – Italian Exhibition Group. Cloud Cups Gelato is a Philadelphia-based artisan gelato + sorbet company. In small batches, they handcraft over 100 unique flavors with the perfect cloud-like texture — soft, fluffy and creamy. Cloud Cups is known in the city for some of the most creative, delicious desserts and they are truly passionate about providing the community with amazing quality and fun experiences. We learned all about Peru with Robert Bradley at 01:46:25 of the episode talking about his new book ‘Eating Peru: A Gastronomic Journey' from University of Oklahoma Press. Journeying from coasts to highlands and back again, the intrepid author introduces us to the most interesting aspects of Peruvian cuisine that he encounters along the way, with several recipes included. Bradley sizzles about Peruvian ceviche, pisco and the pisco sour, and the country's best restaurants—two ranked in the top ten by The World's 50 Best Restaurants 2023. He does this all while sampling food lore, Andean anthropology, history, linguistics, and the pleasures and perils of travel within Peru. Last, but certainly not least we talked to Keith Krem C.O.O. of AFP Industries/KLYR Rum LLC at 02:10:15 of the episode. At twelve times distilled and filtered eighteen times, KLYR is an innovative, fresh take on rum that speaks to American ingenuity. KLYR Rum has zero grams of sugar and zero grams of carbohydrates, and it's lower in calories than other, more sugary rums. Every sip of KLYR Rum is the finest of flavors. They use a blend of the purest brown sugar mixed with clean sugar cane to keep the sophisticated flavors in, and the harsh flavors out. Their rum is completely free of additives, sweeteners and GMOs. It's gluten-free at every step of the process. And the way they make it celebrates and protects the purity of a true rum that wows all. Be sure to head out to Delco this weekend as KLYR will be a part of The 13th Annual Shamrock and Roll Pub Crawl on Saturday, March 2nd beginning at 2pm. There is no charge to get on the bus that runs continually all day, no cover charge at the bars, and drink specials all day. Participating Bars include: Terry's Too, Red Lantern, 39 North, Marty Magee's Irish Pub, Dolan's RPark, Monaghan's Pub, JD McGillicuddy's, and Flashbacks. You say you STILL NEED MORE!!! The Small Bites team consists of many segment producers and correspondents. Expect culinary tips and events from celebrity Chef Barbie Marshall who was awarded the title of Pennsylvania's most influential chef by Cooking Light Magazine, Season 10 Hell's Kitchen Finalist and appeared on Season 17 Hell's Kitchen All Stars. You'll be provided with latest food news and happenings from John Howard-Fusco who has been featured in the Courier-Post South Jersey (a Gannett newspaper), as a contributor for NJ Monthly Magazine, and a New York Times recognized blogger for Eating in South Jersey. The latest trends and food concepts from Chef Beth Esposito the Chef/Owner of Pink Garlic Private Events and Butcher's Pantry in the Reading Terminal Market and has been spotlighted on The Rachael Ray Show, The Food Network programming, multiple appearances on Fox 29 Good Day, and many more television and radio outlets. Enjoy a funny joke from legendary joke teller Jackie “The Joke Man” Martling, the former head writer for “The Howard Stern Show”. Last but not least we also have freelance writer William Knowles, the personality behind “Around Town” for Bluejeanfood.com doing coverage and blog posts about events. Listen to Small Bites Radio worldwide on Simplecast, iHeartRadio,TuneIn, Stitcher Radio, PodOmatic, Player FM, iTunes, Spotify, Pandora, Audible, Amazon Music, and many more distribution partners. To see a list of everyone who has appeared on the show click below: https://bluejeanfood.com/smallbitesradio/ D & L Coffee Services has an expert staff of highly qualified, certified, and experienced office, technical, and sales personnel. D & L Coffee Services are able to provide your business, home, or special event the absolute best from the beans they sell, vendors they work with, Italian delicacies available for delivery, catering on-site for any sized affair, hands-on barista training, equipment available for purchase, and maintenance/repair services for your espresso and coffee machines. You can stop by their warehouse at 7000 HOLSTEIN AVE, SUITE 3, Philadelphia, PA 19153 during business hours or call the office at 215-365-5521 for an appointment, consultation, or any questions. #foodradioshowphiladelphia #FoodRadioShowSouthJersey #tophospitalityshow #foodradio #foodradioshow #topphiladelphialifestyle #toplisted #bestfood #bestpodcast #bestofphilly #bestphillyblog #bestfoodfeed #bestphillyartsentertainment #metrophillybest

Pam Fisher, Volunteer Coordinator, Roberti Community House in Waukegan, joins John Williams to talk about what happens at Roberti Community House, how they provide emotional support, connection, and opportunities for community members, how they have grown since they started in 2011, the culinary training program they opened in 2018, they type of volunteers they are […]

Pam Fisher, Volunteer Coordinator, Roberti Community House in Waukegan, joins John Williams to talk about what happens at Roberti Community House, how they provide emotional support, connection, and opportunities for community members, how they have grown since they started in 2011, the culinary training program they opened in 2018, they type of volunteers they are […]

Pam Fisher, Volunteer Coordinator, Roberti Community House in Waukegan, joins John Williams to talk about what happens at Roberti Community House, how they provide emotional support, connection, and opportunities for community members, how they have grown since they started in 2011, the culinary training program they opened in 2018, they type of volunteers they are […]

Find new episodes of the iChange Justice Podcast locally at noon on Thursdays on KOYS-LPFM 94.1-Bellingham and at 1:00 PM on Thursdays anywhere you get your podcasts. Joy Gilfilen, Host of iChange Justice, introduces John and Wes, two different men putting their lives back together after incarceration and then helping others get back on their feet. They talk about what it was like re-entering society in Cowlitz County, WA after felony convictions left them facing life after prison. Each discusses their journey from release to homelessness to getting jobs, then getting certified to help others through first living at, then being employed at the Community House on Broadway as Peer Mentors and housing specialists. John is now doing direct services in Homeless Outreach. What does it take? What's it like? How have things changed in the past few years?

The VinylVault Disco Inferno Show - Some great Disco tunes. In a first for The Vinyl Vault we are having Disco Night on tonight's live show. This will also be our last show from our existing studios at Community House in Dunedin, we will be moving round the corner over the next few weeks. To celebrate that what better way than with a homage to a genre that fashion forget. Join my co-host and I live at 6pm tonight where we will be playing Donna Summer, The Bee Gees, Abba, Yvonne Elliman, KC & The Sunshine Band, Gloria Gaynor, The Average White Band and The Trammps. All from the vinyl, the way great music was meant to be heard. Broadcast on OAR 105.4FM Dunedin www.oar.org.nz

Dunedin Community House relocation - Rob Tigeir outlines the services now available at Dunedin Community House's new premises at 43 Princes Street. This show was broadcast on OAR 105.4FM Dunedin - oar.org.nz

Teresa Magaña is a Chicago-based self-taught artist and co-founder of Pilsen Arts & Community House. Though Magaña became an artist later in life, she feels inspired by her profound connection to her roots and Chicana heritage. Magaña grew up in Pilsen, and prides herself on the culture that has accepted and celebrated her. In Mexican culture, the life and death cycle is heavily accepted and celebrated; Magaña feels inspired by these ideals and Dia de los Muertos themes and motifs to create her style of art. Line work, swirls, curls and pinstripes evolved into her style, reminiscent of Chicago's sign painters. At Pilsen Arts & Community House, Magaña creates a space for local artists, offering exhibitions, classes and workshops. The space is intended for the Chicago community (and beyond) to engage in creative expression and represent the true voice of the neighborhood. Through Magaña's work, she hopes to uplift others and bridge the gap between traditional and contemporary art. This is what her Chicago sounds like. This segment of “This Is What Chicago Sounds Like” was produced by Ari Meija. To learn more about Teresa Magana, visit her website www.teresamagana.com or follow her on Instagram @TeresaMagArt

Texas Research & Technology Foundation CEO Randy Harig joins SABJ Editor in Chief Ed Arnold to share how TRTF is funding growth of its VelocityTX campus with acquisitions through subsidiary TRTF Community House. The arrangement also benefits closely-held businesses looking to transition ownership.

The Clarke County Chapter of the National Wild Turkey Federation held its annual banquet at the Community House in Jackson April 21. Zach Barr was awarded the group's scholarship. From left are Bryan and Abby Jones, son Zach Barr, and Debbie Dunagan and Craig Scruggs, local chapter officers. Guns, turkey callers and artwork were auctioned to benefit the organization which is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year.Article Link

Nicholas Tiliacos, the owner of Marietta's Come-N-Get-It restaurant, has been charged with sexual assault against two employees, arrest warrants show. Both Cobb and Marietta police charged Tiliacos with multiple counts of sexual battery and cruelty to children against two individuals who worked at the restaurant. The alleged victims were underage at the time, per the warrants. The incidents allegedly occurred over the course of two years from 2020 to 2022, both at the restaurant and at Tiliacos' home in east Cobb. Tiliacos is accused by one victim of groping them multiple times over the two-year period without their consent. Similar allegations of groping were made by a second victim, who also alleged the incidents took place at both the restaurant and Tiliacos' home. It was unclear if the two alleged victims still worked at the restaurant. Joel Pugh, Tiliacos' attorney, declined to comment on the case. Tiliacos is out on a $60,000 bond after he was charged in October. He has yet to be indicted and his case is pending, per the Cobb District Attorney's office. More than two months after voters cast ballots to create a new city of Mableton, hundreds of residents turned out to continue the fight against cityhood with a single-minded purpose. They want out. A standing-room-only audience of hundreds packed the Cobb County Police Academy on Wednesday night, demanding an exit ramp from the first Cobb city to be incorporated in more than 100 years. Some said they'd never known they were in the city limits until they showed up to vote. Others, like Donna Georgiana, had simply assumed the proposal would fail like its counterparts in East Cobb, Lost Mountain, and Vinings — until it didn't. Georgiana told the MDJ she wasn't mixed up in the debate before the election, because “I really never thought it would pass, ever.” Through the town hall, pacing the stage was state Representative David Wilkerson of Powder Springs, who derided the 78,000-strong Mableton as “the largest H.O.A. in Cobb County.” Wilkerson has emerged as one of Mableton's fiercest critics since the city's referendum passed in November with 53% of the vote. Highlighting what he called “open questions” that remain after the referendum, he plans to introduce legislation this year to de-annex from the new city several precincts that voted “no” in the referendum. But the loudest voices Wednesday came from the audience, who wanted above all the answer to this question: what can we do? Wilkerson said for now, their best bet is with lawmakers under the Gold Dome. But the key, he said, will be persuading the entire Cobb County Legislative Delegation to get on board with the proposal, and he encouraged attendees to lobby their representatives hard in the coming months. Options on the table could include a “surgical” de-annexation of areas that voted against cityhood (predominantly in the city's northeast), or a do-over of the election entirely. That latter option got some of the most spirited cheers of the night. But state Representative Sharon Cooper,  of east Cobb, told the MDJ Thursday that lawmakers will likely want to hear from both sides of the issue before jumping to a legislative fix Walker did not have to look far to find its new football coach, promoting T.J. Anderson to lead the Wolverines' program. Anderson has been at Walker for two years as associate head coach and offensive coordinator. Anderson has experience at all levels of football. A graduate of South Gwinnett High School, he was a running back at Georgia Southern and was part of the Eagles' 2000 national championship in what was then NCAA's Division I-AA. He also won three Southern Conference championships under coaches Paul Johnson and Mike Sewak. Anderson, who also played in the Arena Football League for two years, returned to Georgia Southern in 2018 to served as the director of high school relations under then-coach Chad Lunsford. He also has experience in high school as an assistant coach at Westminster, Mountain View and Etowah. Anderson succeeds interim coach Tom Evangelista and becomes the fifth head coach since the beginning of the 2020 season. During that time, Walker has gone 3-25. No longer science fiction, the use of artificial intelligence to recognize and match faces to public images harvested from the internet is a reality the Cobb County Police Department wants people to understand and support. Members of Cobb police spent two hours discussing the use of facial recognition technology and their new contract with Clearview AI, hoping to alleviate concerns and inform the 25 residents gathered for the District 3 town hall meeting Wednesday night at the Tim Lee Senior Center  Cobb Police Chief Stuart VanHoozer said the technology is secure and would only be used by law enforcement in a limited capacity, likening it to receiving an anonymous tip. The majority of the questions asked by the public dealt with fears of living in a surveillance state. It was mainly up to Cobb Police Captain Darin Hull of the Violent Crime Bureau to make the case for using the technology in a safe, secure manner to rapidly apprehend suspects. Hull repeatedly emphasized how the technology would not be abused and how “guardrails" would be in place. The 150-year-old covered bridge on Concord Road in Smyrna has been reopened after it was once again hit by a vehicle and closed for repairs. Cobb DOT was repairing the protective beam of the bridge Friday morning, according to the county.   "Concord Road has been reopened to (hopefully height appropriate) traffic," the county said on its Twitter. "The bridge is fine." The historic covered bridge has been the site of crashes and closures that have grown too numerous to count, the most recent occurring in December. The bridge's low clearance, indicated by abundant signage around the bridge, is the cause of most of the accidents. The bridge was built in 1872 and is the county's only remaining covered bridge still in use. In 1980 it was added to the National Register of Historic Places. Officials symbolically shoveled dirt downtown on Thursday afternoon to mark the start of a new, $6 million amphitheater at Depot Park. Construction will begin February 1 and is scheduled to last 12 months. Kennesaw staff said that timeline is subject to adjustment, if the project is hampered by weather or supply chain issues. Once complete, the amphitheater will hold between 1,500 and 2,000 people, according to City Manager Jeff Drobney. The design calls for a 50-foot by 42-foot stage, with turf grass terraces fanning out from there. The project also includes new restrooms and storage space, and the renovation of the Community House. The amphitheater will cap off a long-running, eight-phase master plan for the park, which now boasts a playground, open play field, walking trail, picnic tables and benches. Construction of Depot Park was funded by successive rounds of 1% special purpose local option sales tax dollars. The amphitheater will be funded by the 2022 round of SPLOST, which began collecting revenue last January and will run through the end of 2027. #CobbCounty #Georgia #LocalNews      -            -            -            -            -            The Marietta Daily Journal Podcast is local news for Marietta, Kennesaw, Smyrna, and all of Cobb County.             Subscribe today, so you don't miss an episode! MDJOnline            Register Here for your essential digital news.            https://www.chattahoocheetech.edu/  https://cuofga.org/ https://www.esogrepair.com/ https://www.drakerealty.com/           Find additional episodes of the MDJ Podcast here.             This Podcast was produced and published for the Marietta Daily Journal and MDJ Online by BG Ad Group   For more information be sure to visit https://www.bgpodcastnetwork.com      See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Willis and Marie Slade will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary Saturday, Aug. 27 from 4 - 6 p.m. at the Opine-Tallahatta Community House. Guest should wear casual attire. The Slades request no gifts. Cake, punch and appetizers will be served. The Opine-Tallahatta Community House is located at 12070 Tallahatta Springs Road (Highway 44). Directions from Highway 43: turn onto Hwy 154 until you reach the four way stop. Continue straight at the stop sign onto Tallahatta Springs Road for approximately 10.5 miles. The Community House is on the right. For more information or directions call or text Alissa Slade Lotane...Article Link

The official groundbreaking for Jackson Pellets, LLC was held Wednesday, Aug. 3. The million mill is being built at the Jackson Port site on the Tombigbee River. It is expected to create 20 to 25 new jobs. Representatives from CM Biomass, contractors, the Industrial Development Board members, mayor and city council members were on hand for the much anticipated event. Lunch was provided for the officers of the new industry and local leaders at the Community House after the groundbreaking.Article Link

Disciple House is a Church located in Perth, Australia, focused on making Disciples who wholeheartedly follow Jesus in all areas of life.

Welcome back to the Community Voices Podcast!   In today's episode, Conor had a chat with Louis O'Kane  who is an employee of Omagh Community House. Louis talked about his school life in Dublin, his past employment and his current work in Community House.    If you would like to get in touch with the Community Voices team, Get in touch via: Email: communityvoicesoch@gmail.com Telephone: 07809151593 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/newbeginningscommunityvoices/  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/newbeginnings_communityvoices/  Twitter: https://twitter.com/NewBegi85626232  

Bucaan Community House has had its funding cut, which has diminished the essential services they can provide, Mary- Anne Evans EO from Bucaan Community House, joined Woody and Tubes to chat about it  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

71 Years Ago May 1951 Former State Sen. Ben Glover of Leroy announced that he would be a candidate for the U.S. Congress in the First Congressional District. In 1951, Glover, 36, would be running against longtime Congressman Frank Boykin. The Vanity Fair Foundation announced that it would furnish the new Community House in Jackson with furniture, drapes and other accessories. Barfield Furniture Company was having a formal opening of its new store Saturday, May 5. A number of door prizes would be given away and The Crusaders, a popular gospel group, would perform in the afternoon. A news item:...Article Link

Slovak U18 Ice Hockey team back in elite category. Ukrainian-Slovak Community House opens in Bratislava. Town of Svidnik with 50 new emergency beds for refugees from Ukraine.

Jon Rocke of the Peoria Rescue Ministries joins Greg and Dan to announce the opening of the 1212 Community House Apartments that provides affordable and community living in a gorgeous 12,000 square ft. Victorian home for those in need throughout the Peoria area.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The National Wild Turkey Federation held its annual Clarke County banquet at the Community House in Jackson Friday night. At far left, Regan Williams of Jackson won the NWTF local scholarship, presented by Craig Scruggs of NWTF. In the center, one of the pretty hostesses holds one of the auction items, an American flag. At near left, Bradley Paul of Grove Hill held the winning ticket for a new cooler given away. More than 200 people attended the event and gross receipts exceeded ,000. Lake Marie catered a seafood dinner enjoyed by all.Article Link

In this episode, Sally speaks with Shelley Zuckerman, who has been the Executive Director of North York Community House for the past 30 years, about her long career in the non-profit sector, how her organization has navigated the challenges of the past two years, and her advice for the next generation of leaders in the sector.      Shelley shares what makes her optimistic for the future, both for our sector and more broadly. As she nears retirement this year, Shelley reminds us about how far we have come, and shares her confidence in the next generation to go further on issues of social justice, building on strengths in community and amplifying the voices of the people the sector serves. She advises leaders to be continuously curious and learning, and to support new leaders by giving them opportunities to share and try their ideas.      North York Community House serves more than 15,000 residents in northwest Toronto every year. The help transform lives by working with people, understanding their needs, and supporting them in achieving their goals. For over 30 years, NYCH has been opening doors for new Canadians; supporting youth, parents and seniors in becoming active, engaged citizens; and creating opportunities for residents to improve their lives and lead positive change in their neighbourhoods.    Resources North York Community House: https://www.nych.ca  NYCH Twitter and Facebook: @nychonline  . Thank you for listening to Impact Conversations with Lynn Fergusson & Sally Fazal . Find out more about our work at Social Impact Advisors: https://socialimpactadvisors.ca

The Clarke County National Wild Turkey Federation (NWTF) Banquet will be Friday, March 4 at the Community House in Jackson. The doors open at 6 p.m. Attendees will enjoy a seafood dinner. There will be games, raffles and live and silent auctions where you can win NWTF merchandise, art and firearms. The NWTF promotes the wild turkey and its habitat to ensure good hunting for generations to come. For more information or for tickets contact Craig Scruggs, 251-769-7941.Article Link

The Sanibel Community House is a staple of the islands for 95 years. Listen to hear their upcoming events and visit their website for more info https://www.sanibelcommunityhouse.net/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nick-adams19/support

Forum Transizione Digitale | Transizione Digitale & Exit Strategy |IL RUOLO DEL RESPONSABILE PER LA TRANSIZIONE DIGITALE NEL MONDO POST-PANDEMICO, NELLA PUBBLICA AMMINISTRAZIONE E NELLE IMPRESE.Digital Talk - Sessione con interventi dagli studi "Community House".Conduce: Gian Luca Spitella, Direttore Comunicazione ARERA Autorità di Regolazione per Energia Reti e Ambiente.Intervengono:Gabriele Indrieri, Country Manager Italy, Malta & Greece SAP Concur;Marco Tierno, Chief Financial Officer GH Italia.Open Talk - Sessione con interventi in collegamento da remoto.Intervengono:Graziella Dilli, CIO, Responsabile Transizione Digitale ARPA Lombardia Agenzia Regionale per la Protezione dell'Ambiente;Michele Melchionda, Responsabile della Transizione al Digitale Presidenza del Consiglio dei Ministri;Alessandro Pistella, Head of People Digital Hub ENEL;Cristina Sottotetti, Responsabile Career Service e Rapporti con le Imprese Università IULM;Marius Bogdan Spinu, Dirigente Area per l'Innovazione e Gestione dei Sistemi Informativi ed Informatici, Responsabile per la Transizione al Digitale Università degli Studi di Firenze;Emanuele Tamiazzo, Southern Europe Finance Director CHEP Italia.Per collaborare come Speaker e Partner agli eventi di Comunicazione Italiana: marketing@comunicazioneitaliana.it

Forum Transizione Digitale | Transizione Digitale & Sistema Paese |LA "TRANSIZIONE DIGITALE" COME CHIAVE PER IL FUTURO: L'INNOVAZIONE PER RILANCIARE IL PAESE.Digital Talk - Sessione con interventi dagli studi "Community House".Conduce: Alessio Jacona, Tech Journalist.Intervengono:Giuseppe Conte, Direttore Centrale Formazione e Sviluppo Risorse Umane INPS Istituto Nazionale della Previdenza Sociale;Gabriele Indrieri, Country Manager Italy, Malta & Greece SAP Concur.Open Talk - Sessione con interventi in collegamento da remoto.Intervengono:Francesco Buresti, Director of Networks and Heating B.U. A2A;Vito De Giorgi, Direttore Risorse Umane e Organizzazione Fatebenefratelli Provincia Lombardo Veneta;Filippo Palombini, Direttore Risorse Umane e Relazioni Sindacali TPER Trasporto Passeggeri Emilia-Romagna;Giovanni Rubino, Direttore Personale e Organizzazione CSI Piemonte Consorzio per il Sistema Informativo.Per collaborare come Speaker e Partner agli eventi di Comunicazione Italiana: marketing@comunicazioneitaliana.it

The Clarke County Unit #5033 of the NAACP will host a Juneteenth Celebrate Freedom Day on June 19, 2021 from 11 a.m. until in Gainestown at the Community House (11765 Walker Springs Road). Dr. Kyle R. Fox will be the speaker. There will be voter registration, an oral history and a membership drive. Pre-order slabs of ribs for . There will be softball, kickball and a Spades tournament. Also COVID-19 vaccinations (Moderna version) will be given. Participants 18-40 can win [post_excerpt],000. Any questions contact Helen McRand 251-769- 1753, Dawn Watson or Lashonda Graham 334- 333-7543.Article Link

See larger display calendar elsewhere in this issue. The Grove Hill Public Library located at 108 DuBose Avenue is open to the public again. Library hours are Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. through Friday at 4:30 p.m. Check out eBooks or view your favorite magazines at https://grovehill.biblionix.co m. Grove Hill Farmer's Market will be open every Thursday at 2 p.m. throughout the growing season. The Clarke County Unit #5033 of the NAACP will host a Juneteenth Celebrate Freedom Day on June 19, 2021 from 11 a.m. until in Gainestown at the Community House (11765 Walker Springs Road). Dr. Kyle R....Article Link

See larger display calendar elsewhere in this issue. The Grove Hill Public Library located at 108 DuBose Avenue is open to the public again. Library hours are Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. through Friday at 4:30 p.m. Check out eBooks or view your favorite magazines at https://grovehill.biblionix.com. Grove Hill Farmer's Market will be open every Thursday at 2 p.m. throughout the growing season. The Clarke County Unit #5033 of the NAACP will host a Juneteenth Celebrate Freedom Day on June 19, 2021 from 11 a.m. until in Gainestown at the Community House (11765 Walker Springs Road). Dr. Kyle R. Fox...Article Link

The Clarke County Unit #5033 of the NAACP will host a Juneteenth Celebrate Freedom Day on June 19, 2021 from 11 a.m. until in Gainestown at the Community House (11765 Walker Springs Road). Dr. Kyle R. Fox will be the speaker. There will be voter registration, an oral history and a membership drive. Pre-order slabs of ribs for . There will be softball, kickball and a Spades tournament. Also COVID-19 vaccinations (Moderna version) will be given. Participants 18-40 can win [post_excerpt],000. Any questions contact Helen McRand 251-769-1753, Dawn Watson or Lashonda Graham 334-333-7543.Article Link

The third and final part of the Bowery Boys Road Trip to Long Island -- the gay history of Fire Island! Fire Island is one of New York state’s most attractive summer getaways, a thin barrier island on the Atlantic Ocean lined with seaside villages and hamlets, linked by boardwalks, sandy beaches, natural dunes and water taxis. (And, for the most part, no automobiles.) But Fire Island has a very special place in American LGBT history. It is the site of one of the oldest gay and lesbian communities in the United States, situated within two neighboring hamlets -- Cherry Grove and the Fire Island Pines. During the 1930s actors, writers and craftspeople from the New York theatrical world began heading to Cherry Grove, its remote and rustic qualities allowing for gay and lesbians to express themselves freely -- far away from a world that rejected and persecuted them.  Performers at the Grove's Community House and Theater helped define camp culture, paving the way for the modern drag scene. In this episode, Greg and Tom head to Cherry Grove -- and the Community House and Theater -- to get a closer look at Fire Island's unique role in the American LGBT experience. And they are joined by Parker Sargent, a documentary filmmaker and one of the curators of Safe Haven: Gay Life in 1950s Cherry Grove, a new exhibition at the New-York Historical Society, highlighting photography from the collection of the Cherry Grove Archives Collection. FEATURING: The Great Hurricane of 1938! The Invasion of the Pines! The indescribable Belvedere! And the surprising origin of Fire Island's name. boweryboyshistory.com   Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/boweryboys See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Michelle Jamison exudes Autonomy in her ability to use her voice. Michelle is a natural connector, people-person, and has the ability to form relationships quickly with others, listen to what they need, and use her voice to advocate for their needs. Michelle is a South Linden Area Commissioner, a former Neighborhood Intervention Specialist at St. Stephen's Community House, and is now the Linden Outreach Worker for the Columbus CARE Coalition.

See larger display calendar elsewhere in this issue. The Clarke County Unit #5033 of the NAACP will host a Juneteenth Celebrate Freedom Day on June 19, 2021 from 11 a.m. until in Gainestown at the Community House (11765 Walker Springs Road). Dr. Kyle R. Fox will be the speaker. There will be voter registration, an oral history and a membership drive. Pre-order slabs of ribs for . There will be softball, kickball and a Spades tournament. Also COVID-19 vaccinations (Moderna version) will be given. Participants 18- 40 can win [post_excerpt],000. Any questions contact Helen McRand 251-769-1753, Dawn Watson or Lashonda...Article Link

For years, EMM worker Michael Clancy dreamed of starting a Christian community house, much like the one he lived in when he purchased his current house fromJubilee Ministries. The house that his family is now living in was once a program house for Jubilee Ministries Christian Discipleship program.

Originally uploaded February 26, 2021. Jeffrey Mosher speaks with Carla Moore, Chief Operations Officer at United Methodist Community House. Grand Rapids, MI. Their conversation shares how UMCH Invests in Family Success through Partnership with Family Promise of Grand Rapids. The collaboration reportedly will provide West Michigan families access to affordable childcare, education, resources, and more. » Visit MBN website: www.michiganbusinessnetwork.com/ » Subscribe to MBN’s YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCqNX… » Like MBN: www.facebook.com/mibiznetwork » Follow MBN: twitter.com/MIBizNetwork/ » MBN Instagram: www.instagram.com/mibiznetwork/

This year, in lieu of a traditional admission gift, Puget Sound's Office of Admission is making a donation on behalf of each of our admitted students to one of five local community organizations: Nourish Pierce County, Tacoma Community House, Rebuilding Hope! Sexual Assault Center for Pierce County, Boys & Girls Clubs of South Puget Sound, and Citizens for a Healthy Bay. In this five-part miniseries, Remake the World, PS: The Puget Sound Podcast has partnered with the Office of Admission to introduce you to these community partners and their important work. Today's episode is focused on Tacoma Community House, a nationally-respected, community-based service center for immigrants, refugees, and long-time South Sound residents seeking enrichment and pathways to self-sufficiency. Elena is joined in this episode by Lauren Walker Lee, Executive Director, and Vivie Nguyen, Vice President of the TCH Board and Director for Intercultural Engagement at Puget Sound. We hope you'll keep learning about Tacoma Community House's important work. Remember, admitted students can choose a nonprofit organization for Puget Sound to support on their behalf at pugetsound.edu/remake. Please subscribe to the Puget Sound Podcast to ensure that you keep up with all five of our features as we release them throughout the spring.

NAOMI JOHNSON: Naomi Johnson, Kanien'kehá:ka (Mohawk) Bear clan from Six Nations, has worked in the arts for nearly fifteen years as a curator, arts administrator, professional artist, and community arts facilitator.  Naomi served as Artistic Director for seven years and then as Co-Executive Director (2018) of the Woodland Cultural Centre, where she curated and programmed annual exhibitions and performance art events. In June 2019 Naomi accepted the position of Associate Director for imagineNATIVE, having the unique and rewarding opportunity to be mentored by then outgoing Executive Director, Jason Ryle. In June 2020 she assumed the role of Executive Director for imagineNATIVE, she very much looks forward to continuing her work supporting Indigenous talent within the film and media arts sector.DORI TUNSTALL: Elizabeth (Dori) Tunstall is a design anthropologist, public intellectual, and design advocate who works at the intersections of critical theory, culture, and design. As Dean of Design at Ontario College of Art and Design University, she is the first black and black female dean of a faculty of design. She leads the Cultures-Based Innovation Initiative focused on using old ways of knowing to drive innovation processes that directly benefit communities. With a global career, Dori served as Associate Professor of Design Anthropology and Associate Dean at Swinburne University in Australia. She wrote the biweekly column Un-Design for The Conversation Australia. In the U.S., she taught at the University of Illinois at Chicago. She organized the U.S. National Design Policy Initiative and served as a director of Design for Democracy. Industry positions included UX strategists for Sapient Corporation and Arc Worldwide. Dori holds a Ph.D. in Anthropology from Stanford University and a BA in Anthropology from Bryn Mawr College.ZAHRA EBRAHIM: Zahra is a public interest designer and strategist, focused on shifting power to people who are typically underrepresented in institutions and systems. Her work has focused on deep, community-led approaches to policy, infrastructure, and service design. She is the Co-Founder and CEO of Monumental, an organization focused on supporting an equitable recovery that builds fair and just cities and institutions. She is an Executive Advisor to Deloitte on Cities and Design, and a senior advisor to political and public interest initiatives across the country.  Zahra has taught at OCADU, MoMA, and currently teaches at the University of Toronto Scarborough. She has served on the boards of Jane's Walk, St. Stephen's Community House, Toronto Biennial, Canadian Urban Institute, and is the current Chair of the Board for Park People. She serves as an advisor for a range of organizations including Toronto Public Library, Progress Toronto, and Code for Canada. She was recently named Next City's Vanguard “40 under 40 Civic Leader”, Ascend Canada's Mentor of the Year, one of “Tomorrow's Titans” in Toronto Life, and one of WXN's Top 100 Women in Canadian Business.SY BLAKE: Sy Blake is a 3D Artist with a background in Graphic and Product Design, a Graduate of the Central St Martins School in London, with a BA Honours in Product Design.  For many years Sy has worked to bring to life, unique representations of black identity through his skills in 3D character modeling, focusing on black futures and black joy peppered with hints of futurism, sci fi and fantasy. Sy has collaborated with Toronto Based artists and companies like Adidas Canada to help bring his characters to 3D print. And is currently working on his own line of Art Toys. When not working on his own creative projects and collaborations, Sy works as a 3D Modeller for the award-winning Guru Animation Studio in Toronto on the new ‘Sesame Street' show coming to HBO ‘Mecha Builders'.for full bios: harthouse.ca/wellbeing

Jof speaks to Kyla from the Gellibrand Community House about the project they ran in 2020 with funding from ACCIONA.

Community Connector at Dunedin Community House - Jacqui Walker has a new role creating connections between the public and the 17 agencies at Dunedin Community House

The Church from the very beginning wasn't about a building. It was about intentionally meeting together, forming real relationships, because the quality of our relationships affects our spiritual, mental and physical health. How's your health?

Deb from the Gellibrand Community House chats about how the small community is banding together to help each other during COVID restrictions, such as making face masks and assisting with online shopping.PLEASE NOTE: There was some form of electrical interference that was undetectable and did not show up during the recording process. It's only during playback that the recording has significant clicks/hisses that could not be edited out. Sincere apoligies for this.

Here we have a chat with Deb Gartland who is the Co-ordinator of the Gellibrand Community . Our Vision The Vision of the Gellibrand Community House is to provide lifelong learning opportunities and social networks, encouraging people to develop skills, confidence and a sense of community involvement. Comprehensive and diverse ranges of classes/activities are offered each term, which foster our commitment to lifelong learning. Our Mission The Mission of the Gellibrand Community House is to provide a welcoming and safe place that actively fosters inclusive participation and partnership in living and learning. We do this by offering accessible and affordable courses, programs and services designed to enrich the lives of all in our community, regardless of age, ability or background. We encourage a sense of belonging in the community. Find them on Facebook and 5 Main Road, 3239 03 52 35 83 48

Tatura, in northern Victoria, has a population of about 4000 and although different people they has largely stood as one in the face of the Covid-19 crisis.And one who has experienced the embrace of the community in a very real sense is the manager of the town's Community House, Leanne Button (pictured).Leanne says that not a day passes that she doesn't hear from someone in community who is eager to do what they can to make the town a better place in which to live.

Dr Susie Burke (psychologist) and Kerrily Jennings (Community House) join us to discuss the controversy surrounding the council funded workshops at Castlemaine Community House.  It surround a series of three workshops run by Susie which are all looking at how we humans are responding to climate change... see links below.  The conversation ranges far and wide, with discussions on how parents can talk to kids about climate change, how different people cope with the emotions raised by the prospect of climate change and the role of civic engagement and personal responsibility.    Links:   The Courses at Community House: https://www.cch.org.au/coping-with-climate-change/ https://www.cch.org.au/deep-adaptation-to-climate-change/ https://www.cch.org.au/talking-with-children-about-climate-change/

Tammy leads a team that empowers people to reach their full potential, be self supporting, and live cooperatively with all others.

Today I sat down with our fantastic administrative assistant Tania Priatka to talk about Christmas on Round Hill. This annual event at Round Hill Community Church offers up an opportunity for us to enjoy time with one another, eat great food, and have a lot of fun! Please join us on December 6th at 6:00pm in the Community House. Tickets can be purchased on roundhillcommunitychurch.org

Welcome to STCH Our mission is to empower Riverwood families and individuals by reducing hunger, combating poverty, and providing a Pathway to Empowerment to improve their lives through direct services and collaborations. We offer a “One-Stop Social Service Center” designed to meet the needs of our low-income neighbors. STCH is a “Hub of Hope” in the heart of Riverwood. With the help of community partners and friends like you, we “Help A Little, Empower A Lot.” 5780 South Peoria Ave. Tulsa, OK 74105-7857 (918) 742-5597 communityhouse@tulsacoxmail.com Open to the Public Monday-Thursday: 9:00 am to 1:00 pm Friday Emergencies by appointment only

Yuan Chang is the co-founder and homeowner of the Peanut Butter Palace–a food forest slash cooperative living community smackdab in suburban Orlando, Florida. We talk about how to start and sustain a co-op, the art of community events, and how to build an organization that doesn't depend on one person.

The community housing system does assist many among Australians but again more Australians are feeling less supported by the system. Maintaining their homes is very hard especially whenever there is an issue to fix in their home, the maintenance is nearly to none, hence have to sort themselves out in some cases.

Episode 53: Traci Larlham, Director of Housing Services at Family & Community Services, Inc., gives us an overview of Miller Community House in Kent, OH, and how it helps those in need of emergency housing in the Portage County area! For more information about the Portage County Safety Council, please visit our website today!

Tallarook architect, bulider, adventurer, and educator Peter Lockyer spoke at Tatura's Community House about "Passive solar, living with less". Peter helped people how they could understand better ways to save energy through having a clear understanding of passive solar design. He talked about designing a new home and retrofitting an existing home, something he had an example of, showing what he had done with an older home in Seymour.

050 Betti Lose–VITA Tax Prep Joyfully Serving the Community—St. Luke’s Community House Community volunteer, Betti Lose, enjoys a variety of opportunities at St. Luke’s Community House to help the many people served by that organization. In the course of a few weeks, she might do administrative tasks, schedule free Volunteer Income Tax Preparation (VITA) sessions, assist a senior citizen playing bingo, or shelve books in the large and inviting preschool library. St. Luke’s mission is both to help low-income families, seniors, and individuals in West Nashville achieve their potential and to prevent problems that threaten the stability of families and community. The organization works on that mission every day, but January through April they specifically accomplish it by providing free income tax preparation for Nashville area residents with incomes of $64,000 or less. Trained volunteers prepare taxes at no cost to the taxpayer. Refunds are electronically deposited into the client’s bank account. These volunteers work with clients by appointment. Betti schedules those appointments. More information about this vital VITA program is available at their website www.stlch.org. For more details, call St. Luke’s front office at 615-350-7893. Christie Bearden, Volunteer and Community Engagement Manager, can be reached directly at 615-324-8375 or christie.bearden@stlukescommunityhouse.org. Find other episodes in this series at retiretovolunteering.com. Support this series at patreon.com/volunteering.

The Philanthropy Episode – A Holiday Double Feature A CEO’s Virtual Mentor® Episode 14 Holiday greetings from The Leadership Lyceum!  Welcome to our 14th episode of the podcast. ‘Tis the season of giving and we give you our holiday gift in the form of this holiday special double episode on Philanthropy.  We’ll cover the subject from a few different angles. First. from the perspective of the giver – with our first guest, University of Chicago benefactor Bernard DelGiorno.  Bernie also advises his clients on charitable giving in his role in private wealth management at UBS. Next, from the angle of the recipient.  We’ll glean the perspectives of Jennifer Sampson, CEO of The United Way of Metropolitan Dallas.  Jennifer led a remarkable turnaround in Dallas and has led the development of programs that fund impactful and innovative social entrepreneurship.  Finally, we introduce you to a group of public company CEO’s in Ohio that are leveraging their musical talents to raise money for charities in Ohio.  Two of the CEOs that we feature have the ultra-cool distinction of being board members of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.  We feature the music of the CEO band, Power Chords throughout the music interludes in the program.  Segment I: Bernard DelGiorno, University of Chicago benefactor Segment II: Jennifer Sampson, CEO of the United Way of Metropolitan Dallas Segment III: The Ohio CEO band for charity - The Power Chords.  Perhaps it is not widely known that there is a group of several CEOs in Ohio have given their musical talent and time to charitable fundraising events.  One band that raises money for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame includes three of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame board members: Drums: Nick Akins, CEO of utility AEP in Columbus; Guitars, vocals and keyboards: George Barrett, CEO of Cardinal Health; Guitars: Dr. Michael Drake, President of The Ohio State University and; Bass: Greg Harris, President of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.  Another band, The Power Chords, includes Akins and Barrett, plus multi-instrument virtuoso and vocalist Joe Hamrock, the CEO of utility NiSource.  Segment III is my coverage of The Power Chords at their Thursday, September 28th evening gig fundraiser for the Mid-Ohio Foodbank in Grove City, Ohio, outside Columbus. Conclusion  We hope you enjoyed this holiday season episode of A CEO’s Virtual Mentor and the fitting subject of Philanthropy from its many different angles.  It’s clear across all of these segments the devotion of our guests to something larger than themselves.  Famous Last Words We close our episode in Lyceum tradition with Famous Last Words.  It’s December 24, 1941.  Christmas Eve.  Just 17 days after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor.  President Franklin D. Roosevelt lights the White House Christmas tree and is joined in this, his 9th ceremonial act (pre-presidential term-limits) by Prime Minister Winston Churchill, who was in Washington for the Arcadia Conference, the first wartime conference between these two close allies since the US entrance into World War II just 16 days prior on December 8th. Try as I might to edit this down for our 21st Century attention spans and our improved discourse efficiency at between 140 to 280 characters, with the fate of the world hanging in the balance, I lacked the courage to cut.  Use a bookmark, because it’s well worth a listen.  On this day, 76 years ago, two of the 20th century’s most monumental figures took the stage with two purposes.  On the surface, they took to the microphone to announce the lighting of a tree.  But in their soaring speeches, they made clear the principles for which they had now committed both of their nations.  The overtones and undertones are thought-provoking and revealing for our current state of sensibility.  Warm wishes for the holidays and for your resolve for the New Year. Thanks for joining us.  We can’t improve without your feedback – write us through our website www.LeadershipLyceum.com and subscribe on iTunes.  See you next time. Program Guide Episode 14 The Philanthropy Episode   0:19        Introduction 0:29        Introduction to specific programming in this Episode 14 2:38        Segment I: Bernard DelGiorno, University of Chicago Benefactor 23:05      Segment II: Jennifer Sampson, CEO of The United Way of Metropolitan Dallas 53:20      Segment III: The Power Chords, Benefit Concert 54:18      Nick Akins CEO of AEP 57:19      Matt Habash, CEO of Mid-Ohio Foodbank 1:04:26   Nick Akins CEO of AEP 1:08:03   George Barrett, CEO of Cardinal Health 1:12:12   Joe Hamrock CEO of NiSource 1:13:04   Nick Akins CEO of AEP & Joe Hamrock CEO of NiSource 1:22:42   Conclusion and Famous Last Words with Franklin Roosevelt and Winston Churchill (Christmas 1941).    Informative and Helpful Links  Our Sponsor – TransparentCareer https://www.transparentcareer.com   Board Game: Tesla vs Edison War of Currents To ensure pre-Christmas arrival, order your game now through Amazon at www.artana.com/store   Segment I – The Benefactor – Mr. Bernard DelGiorno Article on University of Chicago Alumni Service Medal Award Recipient: http://www.kintera.org/site/c.fnKDIQNsEkG/b.5179039/k.9C22/Bernard_DelGiorno.htm   Segment II – The Recipient – Jennifer Sampson, CEO of the United Way of Metropolitan Dallas https://unitedwaydallas.org/   Segment III – Giving Charitable Talents – Ohio's Rock and Roll CEOs The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame CEO Band: http://www.shadowboxlive.org/shows/are-you-ready-to-rock The Power Chords: https://aepretirees.com/2012/10/08/harvest-palooza-raises-50000-to-fight-hunger/ Rock and Roll Hall of Fame: https://www.rockhall.com   Famous Last Words Historical Background on the Darkest Days of World War II – 17 days after Pearl Harbor – FDR and Churchill Together in Washington Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony http://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/darkest-days-world-war-ii-winston-churchills-visit-white-house-brought-hope-washington-180961798/   The Full Audio of FDR and Churchill’s Speeches on December 24th 1941 Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony in Washington https://archive.org/details/PresidentFranklinRoosevelt411224WhiteHouseChristmasTreeCeremony   Biographies of Guests    Mr. Bernard DelGiorno Donor profile from the University of Chicago Alumni & Friends online community: http://www.kintera.org/site/c.fnKDIQNsEkG/b.5179039/k.9C22/Bernard_DelGiorno.htm   Ms. Jennifer Sampson Ms. Jennifer Sampson has been Chief Executive Officer and President of United Way of Metropolitan Dallas since September 13, 2011. Ms. Sampson served as an Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer at United Way of Metropolitan Dallas Inc. since 2004. Ms. Sampson serves as a Member of Customer Advisory Board at Atmos Energy Corp.   Mr. Nick Akins Nick Akins is chairman, president and chief executive officer of American Electric Power. He is AEP’s 11th chairman, 10th president and sixth CEO in the company’s more than 100-year history. He is a member of AEP’s board of directors and is the only management representative on the board. Akins rose through the ranks at both AEP and the former Central and South West Corp. (CSW), which merged with AEP in 2000. Akins began his career in 1982 as an electrical engineer before moving up to positions of increasing responsibility. Prior to being elected president of AEP in December 2010, he served as executive vice president - Generation from 2006 through 2010 with responsibility for all generation activities of AEP’s approximately 38,000 MW of generation resources. Previously, he served as president and chief operating officer for Southwestern Electric Power Company, and held other leadership roles in Energy Marketing Services, Transmission, External Affairs and Industry Restructuring. A native of Louisiana, Akins received his bachelor’s degree in 1982 in electric engineering from Louisiana Tech University in Ruston and a master’s degree in electrical engineering in 1986 from Louisiana Tech. Additional training includes executive management programs at Louisiana State University, the University of Idaho and the Reactor Technology Course for Utility Executives at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He is a registered professional engineer in Texas. Akins is a former chairman of the Board of Directors of both the Edison Electric Institute (EEI) and the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI), and currently serves on both boards. He is a member of the Executive Committee of the Business Roundtable (BRT) and was appointed chair of the BRT's Energy and Environment Committee. Additionally, he is a member of the boards of the Nuclear Energy Institute (NEI), Global Sustainable Electricity Partnership (GSEP), The Columbus Partnership, Columbus Downtown Development Corporation, Nuclear Electric Insurance Limited (NEIL), Fifth Third Bancorp, OhioHealth and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum. Akins and his wife, Donna, live in Dublin, Ohio. They have two adult sons.   Matt Habash, CEO of Mid-Ohio Foodbank Matt Habash became executive director of Mid-Ohio Foodbank in 1984.  Prior to that, Matt was with the St. Stephen’s Community House, first as a youth worker and then as the assistant to the executive director.  Matt also was a member of Columbus City Council from 1993 to 2006, serving as Council President from 1999 to 2006. As Council President, Matt governed with civility and humanity.  Co-Chair with Columbus Mayor Michael B. Coleman, Matt led the 21st Century Growth initiative, a plan designed to balance job creation with sustainable neighborhood development.  Other efforts spearheaded by Matt in his role as Council President was the 315 Research Corridor, the City’s Indoor Clean Air Act and the City’s Bike Path Plan.  He holds a Masters of Business Administration from Xavier University, a Masters of Public Policy from The Ohio State University, and a Bachelor of Arts in philosophy from Xavier University. Matt takes an active leadership role in the community, having served on numerous boards and has received numerous awards, recognizing his commitment and work in serving those most vulnerable.   Mr. Joe Hamrock Joe Hamrock serves as NiSource President and Chief Executive Officer. He has been in this role since July 1, 2015, and is also a member of the NiSource Board of Directors. Joe previously served as Executive Vice President and Group CEO for NiSource's Gas Distribution segment, which included local gas distribution companies in Kentucky, Maryland, Massachusetts, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Virginia. In that role, he was responsible for all financial, operational, regulatory and commercial performance at NiSource's gas distribution operations. In coordination with leadership teams across each of these areas, he focused on driving the company's long-term growth plan, premised on executing a steady stream of infrastructure improvements and growth investments, synchronized with complementary regulatory and customer program initiatives. Joe joined NiSource in May 2012 after serving in a variety of senior executive positions with American Electric Power (AEP), including President and Chief Operating Officer of AEP Ohio, and roles in engineering, transmission and distribution operations, customer service, marketing and information technology. He began his energy industry career as an electrical engineer in transmission and distribution planning at AEP in Steubenville, Ohio. He went on to work in commercial and industrial customer services, and held leadership roles in commercial marketing and customer services, strategic development and other executive roles. Prior to becoming President of AEP Ohio, Joe was Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer in AEP's Shared Services organization from 2003-2007, and from 2002 to 2003 was Senior Vice President - General Services. Joe serves on the boards of the American Gas Association, Columbus Downtown Development Corp., the Columbus Partnership, the Greater Columbus Sports Commission and OhioHealth. He holds a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering from Youngstown State University and a master's degree in business administration from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, where he was a Sloan fellow.   Mr. George Barrett George S. Barrett is chairman and chief executive officer of Cardinal Health, a company ranked among the top 25 on the Fortune 500 and dedicated to improving the cost-effectiveness of health care. Barrett has refocused Cardinal Health on its essential role in supporting hospitals, pharmacies and alternative sites of care in their efforts to improve the quality and safety of patient care, while reducing costs and improving efficiency.  The tagline – Essential to care – embodies the company’s strategy and the culture of the organization. Barrett has been chairman and CEO of Cardinal Health since 2009.  He joined the company in 2008 as vice chairman and CEO of the company’s Healthcare Supply Chain Services. From 2005 to end-2007, Barrett served as president and CEO of North America for Teva Pharmaceutical Industries.  During 2007, he also served as corporate executive vice president for Global Pharmaceutical Markets.  He held the position of president of Teva USA from 1999 to end-2004. Prior to joining Teva, Barrett held various positions with Alpharma Inc., serving as president of US Pharmaceuticals from 1994 to 1997, and president of NMC Laboratories, prior to its acquisition by Alpharma in 1990.  Barrett serves on the board of directors of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, Nationwide Children’s Hospital and the board of trustees of the Corporation of Brown University. He is a member of the Healthcare Leadership Council and The Conference Board. He is also a member of the Business Roundtable, The Business Council and The Columbus Partnership. Barrett also serves on the board of directors of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. 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027 Betti Lose—Food Programs Joyfully Serving the Community—St. Luke’s Community House Community volunteer Betti Lose goes above and beyond in everything she does. St. Luke’s Community House presented her the Joe Sowell Legacy Volunteer Award, the agency’s highest volunteer award, which is given annually to a volunteer who gives of herself or himself, champions St. Luke’s to others, and sets a great example of servant leadership. Sounds like Betti Lose, for sure. Betti enjoys the variety of opportunities at St. Luke’s, helping the many people served by that organization. On any given day, she might do administrative tasks, schedule free VITA income tax preparation, assist a senior citizen playing bingo, or shelve books in the wonderful preschool library. She is also the volunteer coordinator for St. Luke’s food programs. She is continually impressed with the staff, facility, and other volunteers who help the people who live in the neighborhood. Betti says, “I’m embarrassed to be honored for doing something I love doing. My heart is so filled—I haven’t words to describe how I feel.” St. Luke’s mission is both to help low-income families, seniors, and other individuals in West Nashville achieve their potential and to prevent problems that threaten the stability of families and community, such as food insecurity. From the many ways the agency reaches out, it seems they are accomplishing their mission every day! An overview for the food programs at St. Luke’s is listed below. Visit their website www.stlch.org for additional information, as well as their front office at 615-350-7893. Christie Bearden, Volunteer and Community Engagement Manager, can be reached directly at 615-324-8375 or christie.bearden@stlukescommunityhouse.org. Food Bank—Weekdays • 9:00 a.m.–1:30 p.m. St. Luke’s partners with Second Harvest Food Bank to provide emergency food boxes to families and individuals in need. Food boxes provide three meals for two days for each person in the household. Mobile Meals—Weekdays. This service delivers hot, nutritious meals and a friendly visit to seniors and homebound individuals living in West Nashville. For more about coming podcasts, sign up for Ed’s free Retire-To newsletter: retire-to.com/ed-s-newsletter and visit retiretovolunteering.com.

Katana and Vicky will be replaying their interview with Camille Jayne, change agent, branding expert and President & CEO of The Community House.Join us as we’ll discuss:Expert secrets to the strategic planning processHow to create innovative ideas to break apart from the competitionPersonal Branding tips which are critical to your successCamille Jayne is a well-known and successful businesswoman, having been one of the less than 3% of women CEOs of a U.S. public company. She has an excellent reputation in business and on Wall Street. She is a strategic visionary and inspirational leader, who understands how to quickly propel businesses to profitable and sustained success. She is well known as a dynamic and entertaining public speaker on the educational and business lecture circuits.Former Chairman & CEO Universal Electronics Inc. (NASDAQ: UEIC)Acting CEO Specialized Marketing ServicesChief Management Consultant for J. D. Power III (founder JD Power & Associates) To learn more about Camille visit:www.tchserves.org

Visiting form Boscombe, Bournemouth, Millie Hawley shares the amazing story how her and a bunch of other crazy Christians have given their all, moving into a deprived area, to live Christ to those around them.

Предлагаем вашему вниманию наши миксы посвящённые семилетию @club2217821 (RE_PLAY COMMUNITY) Приятного прослушивания!

Katana and Vicky will be replaying their interview with Camille Jayne, change agent, branding expert and President & CEO of The Community House.Join us as we’ll discuss:Expert secrets to the strategic planning processHow to create innovative ideas to break apart from the competitionPersonal Branding tips which are critical to your successCamille Jayne is a well-known and successful businesswoman, having been one of the less than 3% of women CEOs of a U.S. public company. She has an excellent reputation in business and on Wall Street. She is a strategic visionary and inspirational leader, who understands how to quickly propel businesses to profitable and sustained success. She is well known as a dynamic and entertaining public speaker on the educational and business lecture circuits.Former Chairman & CEO Universal Electronics Inc. (NASDAQ: UEIC)Acting CEO Specialized Marketing ServicesChief Management Consultant for J. D. Power III (founder JD Power & Associates) To learn more about Camille visit:www.tchserves.org

Discussions on appropriation, purity,transcendence and the culture mine with Miles Seaton of Akron/Family and Aaron Kenyon of Man is the Bastard. IF AN OLD MAN DOES NOT GRUMBLE…DO WE KNOW HE YET DRAWS BREATH?TracklistEnsemble de Gongs Musique for the Sacrifice to the Spirits of the Community House Hanatarashi HanazumariBehead The Prophet, No Lord Shall Live Lewd Lewd LewdVoodoo Drums of the CongoHanatarashi Hanazumari 2Bill Orcutt Lip RichHowlin' Wolf The Natchez Burnin'Kim Suk Chul 門クッ四物Bahta Gèbrè-Heywèt TezetaGuided By Voices I Am a ScientistExuma You Don't Know What's Going OnPharaoh Sanders Gretting To SaudNils Okland SlorNils Okland Blond BlaLonnie Holley Looking For AllAlbert Ayler Ghosts

Rebroadcast of interview with healers who talk about: A Day at the Spy: Mind, Body and Spirit, Saturday, April 28, 2012, 1:30 to 8 p.m. at Wo'se Community House of Amen Ra, 8924 Holly Street in Oakland. For appointments call Yaya (386) 292-2916 or Linnett (805) 966-6333. We close with another interview from the archives: Wadada Leo Smith who speaks about the debut of his current opus: 10 Freedom Summers which premiered in October 2011.

Scott Turows visit to the Community House, sponsored by the Baldwin Public Library, as a part of the Everyones Reading program.