Podcasts about cultural association

The Katherine Massey Book Club @ The C.O.W.S. hosts the 6th study session on the late Dr. Maya Angelou's The Heart of A Woman. This is a rare "double dip" for the book club, as we read I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings in the summer of 2014 just after the transition of the famed author and Wake Forest scholar. Gus T. was inundated with the life and literary work of Dr. Angelou during his recent Golden State sojourn. And it took Gus seeing the documentary film Soundtrack to a Coup d'État three times to accurately write down the title Heart of a Woman. The extraordinary film on the assassination of Patrice Lumumba is "receipt-heavy," and Andrée Blouin and Dr. Angelou's respective memoirs are just 2 of the many books in the project. Last week, the late poet an Victim of White Supremacy told us about how she, Abbey Lincoln and other black females of the Cultural Association for Women of African Heritage helped to coordinate a rally on the New York United Nations building. This was in response to the assassination of Patrice Lumumba. Dr. Angelou grabbed a random black "thug" to help escort her into the building. NPR's Terry Gross, a Racist Suspect, interviewed Dr. Angelou in 1981 and confessed that she feared this privileged black "thug" was going to assault and "rape" our heroine in the UN stairwell. Thankfully, everyone kept their pants zipped. In fact, after everything was finished, Dr. Angelou admitted feeling pretty lousy about risking the black fellas' life for her poorly conceived effort. #AppleEvent #SoundtrackToACoupdÉtat #TheCOWS16Years INVEST in The COWS – http://paypal.me/TheCOWS Cash App: https://cash.app/$TheCOWS CALL IN NUMBER: 605.313.5164 CODE: 564943#

Waxaa magaaladda Sydney lagu qabtay xafladda Africultural Festival oo ay sanad walba soo qabanqaabiso ururka Somali Welfare and Cultural Association oo ay madax u tahay Saada Abdikarim.

Conversation with Angela Hertz DePasquale, the Executive Director of La Scuola d'Italia Galileo Galilei (Italian Language School Cultural Association) in Pittsburgh. Recorded: March 8, 2024 Running Time: 34 minutes 22 seconds

Immigrants to Greater Victoria encounter opportunities but also challenges as they settle into their new lives here. The Inter-Cultural Association provides services and programmes to these newcomers. In this Chamber Chat CEO Bruce Williams speaks with ICA CEO Shelly D'Mello about the work they do.

In this episode, we delve into the spunky, bright, and warm world of Conny Goelz Schmitt, a renowned collage artist and sculptor whose work is deeply influenced by her rich multicultural experiences. Conny's journey spans continents, from her upbringing in Germany to her time in Taiwan and eventual settling in the United States. She seamlessly integrates elements of her diverse cultural background through her art, drawing inspiration from German artistry's meticulous attention to detail, the vibrant retro aesthetics of 1980s Taiwan, and the boundless creativity of the American pioneering spirit. Her profound connection with vintage books lies at the core of Conny's artistic expression. She shares her evolution from 2D collages to intricate 3D sculptures, experimenting with various levels of complexity and materials such as wallpaper and enamel. Despite exploring different mediums, Conny's unwavering dedication to books as her primary medium remains unwavering. For her, books serve as a conduit for time travel, bridging the past with the future and igniting a continuous stream of creative ideas. During our conversation, Conny reflects on her recent residency in Pouch Cove, delving into the projects she worked on and the inspiration she drew from the serene coastal surroundings. We explore the underlying reasons behind her choice of books as a medium and her profound attachment to them, prompting her to question the essence of her creative journey and the inexhaustible wellspring of ideas that fuels her passion. Finally, we discuss Conny's unique perspective on cultural similarities from her immersive experiences in Germany, Taiwan, and the United States. Through her keen observations, she unveils unexpected connections that transcend geographical boundaries, highlighting the universal language of art that resonates across diverse cultures. Conny is a joy, and I hope you enjoy this conversation! Topics discussed: • Cultural Fusion in Art: • The Timeless Medium of Vintage Books • Exploring Creativity and Collaboration. About Conny: Conny Goelz Schmitt is a collage artist and sculptor who spent her youth in Germany, moved to Taiwan in her twenties, and relocated to the US in 1996. Having been immersed in three very different cultures, she is drawn to hard edge painting influenced by the German “attention to detail”, the retro color palette reminiscent of Taiwan in the 80s, and the very often experimental and creative pioneering spirit of Americans. Her medium of choice is almost without exception the vintage book. In Germany she studied Sinology and German Literature at Eberhard Karls University in Tuebingen. She was named Sculptor of the Year by Chief Curator of Boston University, Kate McNamara in CAA's 69th Members' Prize Show. In 2016, Paul C. Ha, Director of the List Visual Art Center at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, selected her work for the Best Multi Media Prize in CAA's National Prize Show. She was awarded a fellowship to the Vermont Studio Center for 2020. Besides exhibiting at Kathryn Markel Fine Arts, New York, NY and Hidell Brooks Gallery in Charlotte, her work has been featured at Galerie Biesenbach, Cologne (Germany), the Cultural Association of Rosa Venerini, Viterbo (Italy), The Painting Center, New York, Site: Brooklyn, New York, The Danforth Art Museum, Framingham, MA, among others. Conny has a studio in Beverly, Massachusetts. Connect with Conny Gölz Schmitt Conny's Instagram Conny's Website Connect with Stephanie Instagram: @stephaniegraham @noseyafpod Check out my art and projects More Episodes at noseyaf.com Leave me feedback or send me a message Support the Show! Rate and Review the show Share noseyAF with your friends  Buy a pin  Buy a print Get the noseyAF newsletter Sponsorship Opportunities

Mr Charles Mifsud, president of the Maltese Cultural Association of New South Wales talks about how their association is celebrating the five Maltese National Days, including Republic Day in December. - Is-Sur Charles Mifsud, president tal-Maltese Cultural Association of New South Wales jitkellem ma' Joe Axiaq dwar kif l-assoċjazzjoni tagħhom qegħda tiċċelebra l-ħames jiem nazzjonali Maltin, inkluż Jum ir-Repubblika, f'Diċembru.

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An interview with Setiro Paul, former member of the Congress of the Federated States of Micronesia and founder of the Chuuk Language and Cultural School on Oʻahu. The Chuuk Language and Cultural Association of Hawaiʻi, Inc.(Chuukmenessor) was founded in January 2016 by parents in the Oʻahu Chuukese community. The group sought to establish a school where their children can learn Chuukese indigenous culture and skills at the Waipahu Safe Haven Immigrant Resource Center, and built an “utteirek,” a meeting place for the community at the Hawaiʻi's Plantation Village. Project partners help to repair the utteirek's thatched roof, made of woven coconut leaves. Through this process, students learn how to build an utteirek and are immersed in the Chuukese language, values, and skills. Website: chuukmenessor.com Tags: Hawaiʻi, Hawai'i, Hawaii

Canada will eventually be seeing the return of immigration. How will that be accomplished, how can it be done best and what are the unique aspects of that for Vancouver Island. Our Chamber Chat is with Jean McRae, CEO of the Inter-Cultural Association of Greater Victoria, the organization responsible for helping new Canadians settle here.

The Vietnamese Ambassador to Nigeria, Mr Luong Quoc Thinh, has urged Vietnamese businesses to embrace the newly-registered Nigeria-Vietnam Economic, Trade and Cultural Association and make it a reliable platform for trade and investment promotions in both countries.The envoy says it would help promote trade and cultural exchanges between both countries.Thinh also urged Vietnamese businessmen and women to embrace the association and make it a reliable platform for trade and investment promotions in both countries.

The Vietnamese Ambassador to Nigeria, Mr Luong Quoc Thinh, has urged Vietnamese businesses to embrace the newly-registered Nigeria-Vietnam Economic, Trade and Cultural Association and make it a reliable platform for trade and investment promotions in both countries.The envoy says it would help promote trade and cultural exchanges between both countries.Thinh also urged Vietnamese businessmen and women to embrace the association and make it a reliable platform for trade and investment promotions in both countries.

The Vietnamese Ambassador to Nigeria, Mr Luong Quoc Thinh, has urged Vietnamese businesses to embrace the newly-registered Nigeria-Vietnam Economic, Trade and Cultural Association and make it a reliable platform for trade and investment promotions in both countries.The envoy says it would help promote trade and cultural exchanges between both countries.Thinh also urged Vietnamese businessmen and women to embrace the association and make it a reliable platform for trade and investment promotions in both countries.

The Scandinavian Cultural Centre of Winnipeg is a volunteer-driven organization, with members joining clubs of the five Nordic countries: Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden. Sonja Lundstrom is the President of the Swedish Cultural Association of Manitoba. We talked about some exciting news at the centre, including info about their new mural. https://www.scandinaviancentre.ca/ Intro and outro music: Mind Games - Mathew Mcguire.

Magan from Jing Wo has graciously agreed to school Lance and I on the basics of lion dancing, something we've all watched at least once somewhere yet never really bothered to figure out the significance of it. Lion dancing is a huge part of Lunar New Year and we are grateful for Magan to come on and educate us (and possibly some listeners) on it. As well we talk about all things New Year, and why I'm searching on Amazon for a red case... If you'd like to learn more about the Jing Wo Cultural Association, you can visit their website here: http://www.jingwo.com/ They're also on IG at jingwoyyc if you wanna see some action shots!

Nevenka Golc Clarke is the Honorary consul for Slovenia for Qld, as well President of the Slovenian Language and Culture Association Qld (SLCA). We spoke about the current activities at the consulate as well as learning Slovenian online, which they have been running during covid. If you are interested in joining their Sunday morning classes, you can find more information here: https://www.facebook.com/SLCAQld/ or write to: slovenianlanguage.qld@gmail.com - Nevenka Golc Clarke je častna konzulka Republike Slovenije za Queensland in predsednica društva za slovenski jezik in kulturo Qld (SLCA). Pogovarjali smo se o trenutnih dogajanjih na konzulatu in o učenju slovenščine v času koronavirusa, ki se je preselilo na splet. Za več informacij pišite na naslov: slovenianlanguage.qld@gmail.com ali obiščite stran: https://www.facebook.com/SLCAQld/

Host Gurpreet Kaur was joined by little stars of Youngistan Sports and Cultural Association. 

In this episode we sit down with the CEO of cannabis Cultural Association to discuss their law suit against the federal government that could potentially legalize Cannabis. Nelson also discusses how his grandfathers fight with cancer caused him to start this organization and help people with similar conditions, As well as helping minorities join the cannabis industry as they were mostly incarcerated and affected by the illegality of cannabis Make sure to follow us on instagram @The_Qbpc and follow @cannacultural and find out how you can get involved to help with this movement

Decades before Route 66 the Mojave Desert Road took travelers miles across the Mojave Desert.  Dennis Casebier talks about his original intention of creating a 130 mile hiking trail across the Mojave Desert along one of America's first highway, but realizing that a 4 wheel drive trail would be more practical.   Guest Dennis Casebier founded the Mojave Desert Heritage and Cultural Association, and he tells the story about converting an old school house into an area museum to promote the rich history of the Mojave area.     When you think of Route 66 in the Mohave desert, most people think of Amboy and probably one of the most photographed sites in the mojave. But dennis settled in Goffs, a town about 50 miles NE of Amboy Where he bought and restored an old school house and eventually turned it into a museum to promote a better understaning of areas natural and historical history. Now, I might be a bit parital along with many of my listeners about Route 66, but dennis is a pioneer when it comes to that other road…. The Mojave Road which predates Route 66. Dennis has written many books about the region, documenting every mile of the Mojave Road and there are people out there who will drive the original road in specially equipped vehicles. I’d like to play for you a clip where dennis is talking about his passion for the Mohave Trail Road and how he wanted to preserve and document the road, which was a dirt road that crossed the Mohave way before Route 66 and still exists today in it’s original form- all 130 miles of it. Then, we’re going to jump to where dennis talks about how the area was used as a very important training site for General Patton in preparation for the African invasion during world war 2  

Entrevista con Magali Dam Mazzi, presidenta de Latispánica Cultural Association en Halifax, Nueva Escocia.

Dr. Clover Hall provides an in-depth look at all of the activities conducted by the Jamaican Civic and Cultural Association of Rockland.

Dr. Clover Hall provides an in-depth look at all of the activities conducted by the Jamaican Civic and Cultural Association of Rockland.