Podcasts about deema

Amman, Jordan is one of the fastest growing cities in the world, and the ongoing desertification of the region continues to threaten its resources. Our SUGi Forest Maker Deema Assaf watched her hometown of Amman become almost unrecognisable as urbanisation swept through its landscapes.Understanding the cost of losing so much Nature she trained to become a Forest Maker and in 2018 she planted the first Miyawaki Forest of the Arab world.Focussing on preserving the genetic diversity of Jordan, Deema's important work has protected some of the country's most endangered tree species. On this excerpt of SUGi Talks, we speak about Amman's rapid urbanisation, and the importance of changing mindsets towards Nature

Vom Låden und vom Leben Nummer 32 - Einfluss (...wie immer zum hören und mitlesen oder lesen und mithören, ganz wie ihr wollt) Vom Låden und vom Leben (audiofile #32: Einfluss) Servus ihr Liem dord draußen, heud hab ich amål widder a echde Glosse. Enne zum Nachdengg und a dünnes Eis. Sozumsåch a Deema, wo ich mir nei die Nesseln sedz könnd. Ich du das awer goar ned so mein. Ich möcherd blos, dassder amål drüwer nachdengg dud. In mein Beidråch vom End vom ledzdn Jåhr hab ich mich üwer a boar Blüdn aufgeregd, wo des Inderned so dreim dud. A in Bunggdo Verhaldn, Moral und unnern ureichndsdn Denggmusdern. Enne Sach hab ich awer noch rausgelassen. Weil ich eh scho heffdich wår und weil ich mich nedd a noch in die Nesseln sezz wolld. Mir grieng immer widder vo allermöchlichn Leud gsåchd, was richdich und was falsch is, im Inderned. Und des hadd nacherd a öfders amål Konsegwenzn. Manches Mål in die enne und a annersch Mål in die annere Richdung. Die zwä Låcher, wo sozumsåch Meinung mach du, sind zum ennen die selbsdernanndn Morålbolizisdn. Da wird zum Beischbiel rechd deudlich Werd auf korreggde Frauenbilder geleechd. Wennsde nei a Feddnäpfle neidreed dusd, reechd sich irchndwer drüwer auf. Wenn der des guud machd, also in sein Sinn, erreechd er endschbrechnd viel Aufmerggsamkeid und es gibbd ennen so genannden Schiddsdorm. Dess kann dann zum Beischbiel dazu führ, dass a comicbüchle zurückgezong werrn muss. Ledzdes Jåhr erschd bassierd. Mid enn Schbezialband vonnener seid Jåhrzehndn eddablierdn Serie. Spiru und Fandasio Sonderband Nummer Zwäevirrzich, von Danni und Jann. Da gehds um Umweldschudz, um Durrbokabbidalismus und es wird sogår der Donald Drumbb karrikierd, wenn a nur zum neiinderbreddier. Im Büchle hässder nämmlich Simon Sandis. Wie auch immer. Der Danni is ja immer a weng friwol mid seine Subberschneggli, und so sin die Mädels a eher legger für leud mid Übsilongromosömli gemåld. Ich fand den Band eichndlich echd nedd, wenn a a weng üwerfrachded mid Inhald. War scho rechd viel aggduelle Demaddig drin. Awer insgsammd auf jedn Fall gud mid den Deema umganggn. Awer ich bin ja a a alder Sagg mid denne obn erwähndn Übsilongromosömli. Den Band duds edz auf jedn Fall nimmer gebb. Hadder Verlach zurügggezochn. Weils hald ennen Schiddstorm geechn die Bildli vom Danni geem hadd. Rassisdisch und sexisdisch. Für mich eefach a gude Gschichd midd neddn Bildli. Un weder Rassismus noch Sexismus wär mir irchndwie nein Sinn kommen. Grad weil die Deemen eem um aggduelle Broblemmaddign gehn. Mir lassn uns hald vo denne Morålbollizisdn gern amål verglär, wiemer so a Sach zum sehn hamm. Hädd ich goar ned gmerggd. Dangge, dassder mich drauf aufmerggsam gmachdd habbd. Nadürlich is des Schmutz. Vergeebds mer. Wie konnd ich bloss. Wardscheins muss der Danni edz a noch irchndwo zu Greuze griech. Oder had sein seid üwer fuffzich Jåhrn edablierdn Ruf als Comiczeichner verschbield. Also ruinierder Ruf fürn Verlåch, fürn Zeichner und a finanzielles Debågl. Des Bendl schlächd ganz schö weid in Richdung Negaddiefbillanz. Na ja. So is des mid derre ennen seid. Die annere Seid is BuggDogg. Ja, genau des mid denne Sensazionen. Wo sich nacherd milionen Büchli verkäff dun. Und wo die Mädli åschdee dun für a Audogrämmle. Dess is a so a exdreeme Machd vo dem Indernedd. Des sin awer kenne Morålbollizisdn. Könndsder mir glebb. Weil des Fraunbild, wo in denne Büchli beschriem wird, hadd mid Moral, also aggdueller, zeidgeisdlicher Moral nix zum duun. Wardscheins nedd immer, awer innem größeren Massschdab. Dieses dumme, naive, gesdriche und exdreem beinliche Fraunbild, was in denne Büchlie immer widder geschilderd wird, is mir zudiefsd zu wider. Also mir, mid meine Übsilongromosömli. Awer genau dess is middlerweile a Milionengeschäffd. Besdsellerlisdn nauf und nunner. Immer schön mid bundn Musdern am Schnidd. Hädd mer früher in Romanhefdli gedruggd. In dem Fall gehd des Bendl also in die annere Seide. Zugewinn am Marggd für sgrubbellose Konzerne,

Welcome to SEASON TWO of rabbitHOLE!!! Please resolve to listen and share every episode (please, please, pretty please)! Today's Holes: Stuff Astronauts Like Accentuating the Positive Faking Your Religion BIT Founder/Director/Leader BILLY MERRITT takes the helm by painting a vivid and endlessly hilarious picture of Florida's "SPACE COAST." Please help us answer the age-old question, "How many TIKI BARS are too many?" Jason shares "letters from Gramps" about stick-to-it-iveness. Brett reminisces about accidentally reciting a sexist passage from an H.R. Hubbard book his Mom gave him. Deema confesses to faking his way through religious rituals to keep peace in the family until he can't take it anymore. Once he declares his authentic belief (or disbelief in his case), his father accuses him of being a communist, and everything goes back to normal. Thea confesses to participating in a religious rite of passage only for the money gifts. DO NOT judge her!  APOLOGIES:  NASA, Tang, Scatting, the planets Mars, Venus, and Penis, the Astronauts Buzz Aldrin, Neil Armstrong, and Matt, the professions of bartender, doctor, and lawyer, Elon Musk, mermaids, all organized religions, women, tigers, Bing Crosby, the GRAMMYs, and the entire Hubbard family. As always, rabbitHOLE is unscripted and inspired by the CREW's real-life rabbit hole adventures. If you enjoy rabbitHOLE, follow, rate, and share it with your friends! DIRECTOR/CREATOR:  Billy Merritt CAST:  Konrad Andrew Amber Bellsdale Luke Bovard Hill Kane Brent Kohler Deema Lazar Laura Powell Don Slovin Jason Spiro Thea Marie Thorkildsen Katya Vasilaky Flannery Wilson "rabbitHOLE" Improv is part of The BIT Comedy Network. Production Assistance, Audio Production, & Graphic Art by Hill Kane of Raising Kane Media + Marketing. MUSIC: "Shark Bait" performed by Little Kahunas | Produced by Peter Miller ©  Hosting Platform: Libsyn.com "The BIT" and "The BIT Comedy Network" are Trademarks owned by Billy Merritt ©2025 Billy Merritt - All Rights Reserved Inquiries + Notices + Requests: TheBitComedyNetwork@gmail.com

Author Deema Al Alami Shares New Book- 48 Stories of Exile From Palestine

In this episode I sit down with Deema Ghata-Aura who is an executive coach specializing in aiding senior-level leaders, especially expats, to overcome professional challenges.  Deema shares her journey from corporate success to finding her niche in coaching, emphasizing the transformational power of understanding and addressing our inner critic.  We talk through varioius anecdotes and examples, whereby Deema highlights that every individual, regardless of their level of success, harbors doubts and fears, which can hinder their professional and personal growth.  There is a strong emphasis on the concept of 'Energy Leadership' and how personalized coaching can help individuals realign with their inner strengths, adopting a more intentional approach to both leadership and life.  We explore the nuances of leadership challenges faced by women and the importance of self-acceptance and awareness in fostering personal development. This conversation is a treasure trove for anyone looking to explore the depths of executive coaching's impact on leadership, personal growth, and overcoming the inner critic. Full shownotes and links to our guest and anything mentioned in our conversation can be found here: www.lisahugo.com/17  Visit our podcast page and subscribe so you don't miss any future episodes www.lisahugo.com/podcast  

Deema Ghata-Aura, a Certified Professional Coach, is dedicated to guiding globally mobile executives through the intricate challenges of corporate and expat life. Deema joined Brand YOU Elite in 2023 and is rapidly growing her personal brand on LinkedIn. She shares first-hand what it's like to focus on your personal brand and the results you can achieve. Say Hi to Deema on Linkedin  This episode was brought to you by the Travel Counsellors. If you would like to learn more about starting a business in travel

03 April 2024: Join Dr. Bisi, a Clinical Psychologist from Sage Clinics, as she explores the complexities of repatriation alongside two expats who have recently relocated. Uncover the psychological nuances of returning home and discover effective strategies for navigating the challenges of repatriation. In a heartfelt discussion, Heidi Jones, a health coach and mother to a child with autism, shares her journey of obtaining a diagnosis for her daughter Hana. Annabel Whitcombe, a Speech and Language Therapist from Insights Psychology, sheds light on common challenges faced in clinic settings. Yasmin Carey, a mother of three, shares her experiences with her son Ellis, who she won't diagnose. Dr. Manos leads this week's Pets n Vets segment, focusing on summer safety tips for our furry friends. Learn how to protect your pets during the summer months and ensure their well-being in hot weather conditions.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ever tried picking out a book for a child to read? Marilyn and Rhea can confirm: it's not easy, nor is it easy to get the child to actually read the book and enjoy it. In this episode, Marilyn and Rhea sit down with the founder of Oh The Books Deema Al Alami to understand how we can get children to love reading outside the classroom. They share tips for picking out new books and rotating the books on your child's bookshelf, as well as recommend bookstores for caregivers to check out in Dubai. Finally, Deema talks about her new book, “48 Stories of Exile from Palestine,” and how children can fall in love with Palestine and its culture through reading. Deema Al Alami is a Dubai-based educator and author. Her career started over 15 years ago as a teacher, before shifting her focus to working on education-focused capacity building programs in both the private and public sector across the region. She's the co-founder of Al Alami Book Club and the founder of Oh the Books, an Instagram account where she recommends the best children's books and offers caregivers the best literacy tips and tricks to nurture lifelong readers. She also launched “From Mother to Author,” a coaching program empowering parents and caregivers to author their own children's books that celebrate Arab culture and values. Deema is a renowned author, having co-written the children's book “Min Balad Esmo Falastin” (“From A Country Called Palestine”) and the new book, “48 Stories of Exile from Palestine,” out later this year.Deema's recommendations for Dubai bookstores:The Old LibraryKinokuniyaMagrudyBookwormBook Hero Deema's author recommendations:Mo WillemsJulia DonaldsonRod CampbellHervé TulletYou can follow Deema and her work on Instagram:Deema's Account (@deema_al_alami)Oh The Books (@oh.thebooks)From Mother to Author (@mother_to_author)Who Run the World is a production of Reyzin Media. Hosted by Rhea Chedid and Marilyn Zakhour. Produced by Ahmed Ashour. Follow Who Run the World on Instagram and Tik Tok at @whoruntheworldpod.

The early stages of adopting Lean Portfolio Management (LPM) can feel a bit overwhelming. In today's episode, Deema Dajani, SAFe Fellow and product management director has some essential advice to help you stay calm and carry on. Like what you hear? Connect with Deema on LinkedIn. Explore SAFe courses here. Connect with Deema on LinkedIn. Explore SAFe courses here.  

In this episode, I connect with Deema Aburizik, the force of nature behind the new Street Design Team, a firm that is taking inspiration from the Dutch Cycling Embassy, the European Cyclists' Federation, and other institutions to build the knowledge capacity needed to expand the active mobility networks on the ground in Dubai, the UAE and across the Middle East. Thank you so much for tuning in! If you enjoyed this episode, please share it with a friend and subscribe to the Podcast on your preferred listening platform, and don't forget to check out the Active Towns Channel for more contentHelpful Links (note that some may include affiliate links to help me support the channel):- The Street Design Team- Dutch Cycling Embassy- European Cyclists' FederationIf you are a fan of the Active Towns Podcast, please consider supporting the effort as an Active Towns Ambassador in the following ways:1. Join our Patreon community. Contributions start at just $1 per month(Note: Patron benefits include early, ad-free access to content and a 15% discount in the Active Towns Merch Store)2. If you enjoyed this episode, you can also "leave a tip" through "Buy Me a Coffee"3. Pick up some Active Towns #StreetsAreForPeople Merch at my storeCredits:- Video and audio production by John Simmerman- Music via Epidemic SoundResources used during the production of this video:- My recording platform is Ecamm Live- Editing software Adobe Creative Cloud Suite- Equipment: Contact me for a complete listFor more information about the Active Towns effort or to follow along, please visit our links below:- Active Towns Website- Active Towns on Twitter- Periodic e-NewsletterBackground:Hi Everyone! My name is John Simmerman, and I'm a health promotion and public health professional with over 30 years of experience. Over the years, my area of concentration has evolved into a specialization in how the built environment influences human behavior related to active living and especially active mobility.Since 2010,  I've been exploring, documenting, and profiling established, emerging, and aspiring Active Towns wherever they might be while striving to produce high-quality multimedia content to help inspire the creation of more safe and inviting, environments that promote a "Culture of Activity" for "All Ages & Abilities."The Active Towns Channel features my original video content and reflections, including a selection of podcast episodes and short films profiling the positive and inspiring efforts happening around the world as I am able to experience and document them.Thanks once again for tuning in! I hope you find this content helpful and insightful.Creative Commons License: Attributions, Non-Commercial, No Derivatives, 2024 ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Poetry “carr[ies] the most human of voices” for Deema Shehabi, a Palestinian-American writer whose work has appeared in publications including The Poetry of Arab Women: A Contemporary Anthology and Kenyon Review. Shehabi earned her undergraduate degree in History and International Relations from Tufts University and Master's in Journalism from Boston University, previously served as the vice president of the Radius of Arab American Writers, and has received four Pushcart prize nominations. She is the author of Thirteen Departures from the Moon and Diaspo/Renga, the latter of which she co-wrote with Marilyn Hacker. In this episode, Shehabi shares how Diaspo/Renga emerged out of four years of email correspondence with Hacker. Together, we celebrate the collection as a testament to the “private humanity” between its two poets. Shehabi also speaks to the homes she's found in Palestine, Kuwait, and California and the “perpetual expansion and contraction” that accompanies exile and return in her life. In negotiating this state of flux in her relationship with language, Shehabi talks about the burden of translation and always having to “teach people how to read” when she writes. Finally, Shehabi gifts us a striking reading of her poem, “Tracery of Dune and Chamomile,” which is modeled after Marie Howe and gazes upon the truth of humanity and intersections.Honorable MentionsRadius of Arab American Writers Diaspo/RengaEdward Said, “Reflections on Exile”Naomi Shihab Nye“Migrant Earth”, featured as Poem-a-Day on Poets.org Audio by Bloomsday Literary in partnership with the official 2023 AWP Conference & Bookfair Photo credit: Omar F. Khorsheed

You need to be customer-centric, speaking to customers and validating, but how do you do that? Deema Dajani, Product Management Director at Scaled Agile, Inc., recommends the Double Diamond of Design Thinking. Like what you hear? Connect with Deema on LinkedIn. Explore SAFe courses here.   linkedin.com Deema Dajani - Scaled Agile, Inc. | LinkedIn SAFe Business and Portfolio Agility Experiences | Learn more about Deema Dajani's work experience, education, connections & more by visiting their profile on LinkedIn   Scaled Agile Which SAFe Course is Right for Me? SAFe Course Finder Use our Course Wizard to find the SAFe® course that's right for you. Start the path toward your Scaled Agile certification today. (8 kB)  

Music in tribute to Benjamin Zephaniah and Amp Fiddler (Rest In Peace) that we were so excited to release on Tru Thoughts. Soul from BINA., Nevi and Mocky. Hip Hop from Bishop Nehru, Black Sheep, an M.O.P dubplate, Asher Kosher & Deema. Dancefloor Beats from Coen, Kaval and a classic from Irfane. Drum & Bass from Binta, Disrupta and Faysha. Deep Dub from Srirajah Sound System and Horus All Stars. Jazz from the Duo Brothers. Plus plenty more music treats.

Deema Alalami is an educator-turned-author and reading advocate.In this episode, we discuss the following:Transition to literary luminary: The transformation of Deema Al Alami from corporate life to a renowned author and reading advocate, along with the inception of her "Mother to Author" program.Embracing Arabic children's literature: An exploration of Deema's dedication to Arabic children's literature, detailing her journey through the writing world and the challenges and triumphs of career transition.The writing process: Deema's guidance on the essential steps of writing, from the germination of an idea to the joy of holding a published book.Mentorship in authorship: Insights into the "Mother to Author" program, crafted to assist mothers in becoming authors, covering the nuances of getting published and the shared successes of her mentees.Insights into boutique publishing: Deema's perspectives on boutique publishing, the strategic importance of pairing manuscripts with the right publishers, and the significance of nurturing female talent in the industry.Juggling professional and family life: A look into Deema's daily rituals that harmonize her professional passion with her family life.Entrepreneurship in writing: An intimate look at the realities of entrepreneurship in the writing sector, as shared by Deema.Inspiration for aspiring authors: Deema's wealth of experience serves as both a guide and an inspiration for those dreaming of crafting their stories in children's literature.Don't miss this inspiring episode.Support the show****************************************************************************➡️ If you enjoyed this episode, you might want to check out my newsletter, The Writing Goldmine, for more tips and info on the storytelling craft and monetizing your writing skills.

Best of 2023 (Part 4) …these tracks are going to still sound good in 2024 and beyond. Soul from Loie, Moonchild, jaydonclover & Elmiene. Hip Hop from Your Old Droog, Madlib, Deema, DJ Premier, Westside Gunn, Rome Streetz & Black Star. A great Funk re-issue on BBE from Remi Kabaka. Unique dance beats from Palm Skin Productions. Gospel from Voices Of Fire feat Pharrell Williams. Drum workout club rocker from Coen. Plus plenty more music treats.

What's the best way to get people to love your product when you release it? Deema Dajani, Product Management Director at Scaled Agile has some tips to consider before you even start building it. Like what you hear? Connect with Deema on LinkedIn. Explore SAFe courses here.

On this episode of SUGi Talks, we meet Deema Assaf. Together we speak about Jordan's transforming landscapes, the implications of urbanisation, and the importance of changing mindsets towards Nature. In the not-too-distant past, Deema was working as an architect in Amman, Jordan. As one of the fastest-growing cities in the world, Deema watched her hometown become almost unrecognisable as urbanisation swept through its landscapes, forgoing much of its Nature and local biodiversity.  As Jordan's ongoing desertification continues to threaten its resources, Deema understood the cost of losing so much Nature. Taking matters into her own hands, she trained to become a forest maker and in 2018 she planted the first Miyawaki forest in the Arab world. Focussing on preserving the genetic diversity of Jordan, Deema's important work has protected some of the country's most endangered tree species. Today, she is collaborating with SUGi on a new forest, Amman Sanctuary, which will feature a Miyawaki forest, alongside an experimental agroforestry space, a seed bank and a nursery.

So, you're running your first participatory budgeting event and you're nervous. What's the best way to demystify the event for everyone involved? Deema Dajani, Product Management Director at Scaled Agile has some suggestions in today's episode. Like what you hear? Connect with Deema on LinkedIn. Explore SAFe courses here.

Dr Peter Gittins and Dr Deema Refai discuss their research on constrained rural entrepreneurship. They talk about the constraints and opportunities farmers are facing post-Brexit, and also discuss how other entrepreneurs work within constraints to achieve positive changes. This podcast episode was recorded remotely in November 2023. If you would like to get in touch regarding this podcast, please contact  research.lubs@leeds.ac.uk. A transcript of this episode is available.  Visit the project webpage for further information. The project is funded by Leeds University Business School's Impact and Engagement Support Fund and International Research Collaborations Fund. About the speakers: Peter Gittins is a Lecturer in the Centre for Enterprise and Entrepreneurship Studies (CEES) at Leeds University Business School. He has a practical working background in farm management, helping to run his family-owned livestock farm in West Yorkshire. His research interests are centred around agricultural business management, specifically rural entrepreneurship and approaches to strategic management in farming businesses. Deema Refai is an Associate Professor in Enterprise and Entrepreneurship in CEES and is currently Joint Editor in Chief of The International Journal of Entrepreneurship and Innovation. Deema's research focus is developed around constrained entrepreneurship, with a particular interest in the refugee and rural contexts.

The Widow's Tears. When the lord saw her…. Self Control. What does wearing mean in the Bible. God is the kind of God that…..   Dr. Deema out Guest with Fr. Shenouda talking about the Widows Tears. Gospel Reflection (Luke 7:11-17).

In our debut episode, hosted by Deema, we have the privilege of featuring Amro Zoabe, a Project Officer at Illawarra Multicultural Services. Amro shares invaluable tips and guidance to women on how to master the art of crafting your own resume to secure your dream job. Unlock your potential with Career Catalyst: Landing Your Job - Your Pathway to Success!

Just 20 minutes of improv theater can foster creativity and confidence, and help with anxiety, depression, and your ability to tolerate uncertainty. Link to episode transcript: https://tinyurl.com/4t9rjj58 Episode summary: Deema Altaher was never one for the spotlight. So when her husband signed them up for improv classes, she had no idea what to expect. And yet after one class, Deema was hooked. From active listening games to “yes, and” prompts, she found that improv exercises shifted the way she connected with other people, and eased her nerves as she navigated all the uncomfortable parts of starting a new job. She was also inspired to “say yes” to new life opportunities. In fact, an emerging science shows that improv can benefit many people in terms of fostering greater comfort with new situations, inspiring creativity, lifting your mood, and even easing anxiety and depression. Professor Peter Felsman is a social scientist and improviser himself who has tested this spontaneous style of theater in the lab. Felsman explains how improv might cause these improvements, and others, like lessening social anxiety in children. Try Improv On Your Own: 11 Easy Improv Games for Beginners - https://tinyurl.com/24xrre2y Today's guests: Deema Altaher is an engineer who recently moved back to the United States from the United Arab Emirates. Peter Felsman is a professor of social work at Northern Michigan University who specializes in the intersection between mindfulness, psychology and the arts. Learn more about Peter Felsman's work: https://tinyurl.com/5h47wsxs Resources from The Greater Good Science Center: Seven Ways to Cope with Uncertainty: https://tinyurl.com/4zh3m36e Embracing Discomfort Can Help You Grow: https://tinyurl.com/5ftvvce3 The Power of Performance: https://tinyurl.com/3mc78yzb What Mel Brooks Can Teach Us about “Group Flow”: https://tinyurl.com/2rxmrzhn More Resources on Improv NPR - The rules of improv can make you funnier. They can also make you more confident: https://tinyurl.com/2wvpk53j Harvard Gazette - For more than just laughs: https://tinyurl.com/2zzxacpu TED - How Improv Comedy Improves Mental Health: https://tinyurl.com/5a8vpt67 What helps you destress and cope with big changes? Email us at happinesspod@berkeley.edu or use the hashtag #happinesspod. Help us share The Science of Happiness! Rate us on Spotify and share this link with someone who might like the show: https://tinyurl.com/wnfb99cy

As the climate emergency intensifies, how can design help us to repair and revive our ecosystems? In this episode, Design Emergency's cofounder, Alice Rawsthorn, hears how the Jordanian architect Deema Assaf is using her design skills to develop new solutions to the severe ecological threats facing her country by reviving the beautiful forests, which once flourished throughout Jordan, but disappeared centuries ago leaving most of its land as desert.Jordan is one of the world's driest countries. Years of drought have left it with desert on 75% of its land and forests on just 1%. Deema, who practiced landscape architecture for ten years after graduating from the University of Jordan, was so concerned that in 2018 she founded the TAYYŪN research studio in Amman to develop ways of regenerating Jordan's arid land by turning it back into forests of native trees.Deema tells us how she cultivated her first forest five years ago, and how she and her colleagues are currently planting their fifth forest in Jordan. To support this work, they have embarked on a major research project to compile a database of native Jordanian trees and plants, as well as harvesting their seeds, and running community programmes to encourage more people to help their efforts to revitalise Jordan's stricken ecology.Thank you for joining us for Alice's interview with Deema Assaf. You'll find images of the projects Deema describes on our Instagram grid @design.emergency. And you can tune into this episode of Design Emergency and others on Apple, Spotify, Amazon and other podcast platforms. Please join us for future episodes of Design Emergency when we will hear from more design leaders who, like Deema, are tackling the major challenges of our time.Design Emergency is supported by a grant from the Graham Foundation for Advanced Studies in the Fine Arts. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Guess who's back! Deema and Byron fill in for Ippo in this throwback episode. Deema and Elias start things off by telling Byron about their most recent gaming sessions of Detective: City of Angels (7:40), Alchemists (19:31), Mage Knight (29:33), and Ra (40:51). Byron then takes charge, filling in for Ippo to host his Afrikatic Corner (53:37)in which he asks the crew to list their Top 3 Times They Were Wrong. Links to everything: linktr.ee/tabletopsessions Instagram (@tabletopsessions): www.instagram.com/tabletopsessions/ YouTube: www.youtube.com/@TabletopSessions BGG Guild: boardgamegeek.com/guild/3357

Vom Låden und vom Leben Nummer 24 - Mei Obi... oder ich muss amål widder Dambf ablass (...wie immer zum hören und mitlesen oder lesen und mithören, ganz wie ihr wollt) Vom Låden und vom Leben (audiofile #24: Mei Obi... oder ich muss amål widder Dambf ablass) Hallo ihr Liem dord draussen Ihr hörds heud unnern zwähunnerdsdn Boddgāsd ausm Lådn. Widder amål an Beidråch vom Gerd "solo". Und ennen in Mundård. Weil des a die erschdn wårn. Also eichndlich... Weil ich mich heud aweng uffreech will muss ich fürn Kondexd vorher noch a weng aushōl. Da des edz scho sowas wie a glenns Jubiläum is, wirds annoch a weng bersönlicher wie normal. Ich werd heud a boar brriwåde Sachn verzähl, wo blos Weniche wiss du. Die messdn vo euch dun unnern Lådn scho ebbes kenn und also auch mein Vaddi. A boar dun a mei Muddi kenn. Ich måch mei Eldern arch gern und die zwä hamm sicherlich ihrn Deil dazu beigedråchn, dass ich genau der Gerd worrn bin, der wo ich heud bin. Da is awer noch a annere wichdiche Berson in mein Leem. Der Vadder vo meiner Muddi. Mei Obi, was so a Ård Abwandlung von Obba is, zweggs Unnerscheidung zum Vadder vo mein Vaddi. Wie ich noch a glenner Bub wår, hab ich viel Zeid bei und mid mein Obi verbrachd. Mei Eldern wårn beide berufsdädich und so wår mei Obi so was wie a Elderndeil und Dinglsbühl, wo der gwohnd had, so was wie mei zwädde Heimad. Mei Obi hadd mir viele Weerde vermiddld. Viel Sichd auf die Dinge und a auf mich selbsd. Ohne dass ich edz mei Eldern nein Schaddn schdell will, könnd mer behaubd, dass mei Obi an groussn Deil vo menner Bersönlichkeid gebrächd had. Mei Obi had dafür gsorchd, dass ich mid Schdolz und Freude nein Schbiechl guck kå. Nadürlich war mei Obi im Griech. Ja genau in demm verdammdn Griech, wo mir Deudschn åzeddld hamm. Dord isser verwundt worrn und had desweechn fassd als Ennzicher vo seiner Einheid üwerleebd. Schwerverwunded im Lazaredd, awer am Leem. Nadürlich war mei Obi an der Frond. Jeder wo noch had lauf, könn mussd ja damals nein Griech zieh. Die ganze Gschichd war immer a schwierichs Deema und mei Obi hadd da ned gern drüwer gredd. Sei Verwundung haddn die Hälfd vo seiner Lunge kossd un a seiner Seele diefe Wundn zugefüchd. Wie ich dann den Dinnsd an der Waffe verweicherd hab, war des für mein Obi drozdem zuerschd a komische Sach. Naja kombledd annere Zeid hald. Mir hamm da lange Amnde drüwer geredd und am Schluss war er stolz auf mich und auf mei Endscheidung. Des is für mich fassd sowas wie a Mandra worrn. Wennsde a Sach ned verschdeh dusd, awer irchnd a Mensch, dem wo du ausreichnd Indelligenz und Moral zudrau dusd, diese Endscheidung dreff dud, nacherd hör dir demm sei Bewechgründe an und versuch des zum verschdee. Mei Obi had nie aufghörd zum Lern. Ned blos Wissn anzumsammln, sondern a Verschdändnis für annere Ansichdn zum endwiggln und da draus zum lern. Mei Obi had ja dafür gsorchd, dass ich mid Schdolz und Freude nein Schbiechl guck kå. Wenn ich mir heud all die dummen Zänk, die Rechdhaberei, die dogmaddischn Barroln angugg un anhör du, nacherd bin ich echd froh, dass mei Obi scho a gånze Weile gschdorrm is. So blöd, so indollerand und verbohrd sin heud die Leud und die Lācher. Und jedn Dreck mussde dir āhör, weil jeder Dreck hadd a laude Schdimme. Im Nezz und a woannersch. Wenn die BLÖDZeidung haldlos geechn Aggdifissdn blärrd und die Leud aufhezzd. Oder wenn irchndwelche Aeffdeeler bauschal Ausländer beschuldichn dun. Da schdeen die Nazidebbn denn linggn Idiodn in nix nach. Weder in Blödheid, noch im Insdrumendarium. Unner Gsellschaffd is allerweil sowas von blöd worrn und rennd eefach irchnd so emm Aggidaddor hinnerher, glebbd den Missd und blärrd geechn und ned für irchndwas. Was is allerweil blos aus unnerm Einichkeid und Rechd und Freiheid worrn? Ich könnd mer die Håår raufn und exblodier. Wild drauf los brüchln. Awer ich mach des nadürlich nedd. Midn losbrüchl. Weil mei Obi had ja dafür gsorchd, dass ich mid Schdolz und Freude nein Schbiechl guck kå.

On Today's episode  I'm  joined with Deema Al Alami,  and we'll be talking about the love of books, becoming an author and how to get our little ones excited about books! Deema Al Alami's mission is to turn every family into a ‘reading family'! She does so by recommending the best children's books (English & Arabic) on her Instagram pages @deema_al_alami and @oh.thebooks, sharing literacy tips & tricks, and conducting workshops for parents/caregivers and teachers on how to best nurture readers. She also co-authored two best-selling children's books, the latest is the first ever Arabic children's books about body safety “Hatha Jismi La Talmasni” for 0–6-year-olds. She also co-founded #AlalamiBookClub with over 750 members to encourage adults to read to for pleasure. More recently, she launched a 10-week Master Program titled ‘From Mother to Author' to support individuals who wish to write their own children's books, in the hopes of further transforming and enriching the Arabic children's literature in the region.  She has been working in the field of education for over 16 years and has an MA in Education from King's College London and a BA in Elementary Education from the American University of Beirut. She started her career as a classroom teacher in Languages, Art, and Science and has also spent significant time in leadership positions working on national and regional education-related capacity-building programs in both the private and public sectors. She has led some of the largest Education Reform projects in the MENA region for renowned agencies including the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and Ministries of Education across the Arab region. Prior to dedicating her time to spread the love of reading, she was a Vice President at GEMS Education for over seven years. Enjoy this episode

Dubai-based fashion obsessed social media presence and blogger who would become one of the top fashion bloggers in the Middle East. In this episode, she's talking about her decision in not following what she studied for a long time, which is dentistry, and instead following her passion in fashion and beauty. #hikmatwehbi#deemaalasadi#podcast #arabicpodcast#hikmatwehbipodcast #wstudio حكمت_وهبي# حكمت_وهبي_بودكاست# بودكاست#

Deema Aburizik (Urban Design Consultant, Cycling & Walking Specialist, UAE) We are talking about the following: -Mobility in two types of countries: oil-producing (like UAE) and non-oil-producing (like Jordan) -What do cities in the Middle East witness because of car traffic? -What is the solution? -If cities know about these solutions, why they do not implement them? what are the reasons that make them not implement these solutions? -Why is Cycling urbanism? -What are the benefits of cycling and walking? -How do we change this cultural perspective? Get in touch with Deema www.streetdesignteam.com contact@streetdesignteam.com linkedin.com/in/deema-aburizik Keep Up the Good Work. Keep Loving Cities ❤️️ All opinions expressed in each episode are personal to the guest and do not represent the Host of Urbanistica Podcast unless otherwise stated. Let's connect and talk further about this episode ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Mustafa Sherif Linkedin⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠. Visit  ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Mustafasherif.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ for collaborations and nominations or email me at ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠info@mustafasherif.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Follow Urbanistica on ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠, ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Facebook⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ & ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Youtube channel⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠. Thanks to Urbanistica Podcast partner AFRY (Urban Planning and Design) AFRY is an international engineering and design company providing sustainable solutions in the fields of energy, industry, and infrast --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/urbanistica-podcast/message

Hello gregarious geeks and gamers! We're back with Episode 34. After the initial banter, we get into an awesome story about Ippo bringing his kids to a game of Blood on the Clocktower (11:36), then Elias tells us about his recent in-person D&D game and Deema's nefarious master plan (25:14). Ippo gives us an play session report on Circadians: Chaos Order (39:06) and we heap massive praise and vent our pent up frustration and love on John Company 2nd Edition (50:28). The Ippokratic Corner this week is the Top 5 Games to Stand the Test of Time (1:04:12) Instagram: @tabletopsessions BGG Guild: https://boardgamegeek.com/guild/3357

An expert crew from Scaled Agile, Atlassian, and Accenture gathered at the 2022 SAFe Summit to discuss brand new SAFe guidance and the evolution of enterprise agility. Deema Dajani (SAFe Fellow & Product Manager at Scaled Agile, Inc.), Tracey Nott-Seward (Managing Director - Global Talent & Organization/Human Potential at Accenture), and John May (Principal Solutions Architect at Atlassian) joined host Alexis Williams (Global Head of Strategic Alliances at Atlassian) for a conversation that covered multiple industry hot topics, including: The latest SAFe® guidance on flow accelerators, Lean Portfolio Management, value streams, new releases, and more 2023 trends (and beyond) driving agile transformations Common misconceptions about enterprise agility Best practices and real-world strategies for engaging executives in the agility journey Hear first-hand accounts from Tracey, Deema, and John on how to embrace agility and overcome common obstacles during the transformation process.

An expert crew from Scaled Agile, Atlassian, and Accenture gathered at the 2022 SAFe Summit to discuss brand new SAFe guidance and the evolution of enterprise agility. Deema Dajani (SAFe Fellow & Product Manager at Scaled Agile, Inc.), Tracey Nott-Seward (Managing Director - Global Talent & Organization/Human Potential at Accenture), and John May (Principal Solutions Architect at Atlassian) joined host Alexis Williams (Global Head of Strategic Alliances at Atlassian) for a conversation that covered multiple industry hot topics, including: The latest SAFe® guidance on flow accelerators, Lean Portfolio Management, value streams, new releases, and more 2023 trends (and beyond) driving agile transformations Common misconceptions about enterprise agility Best practices and real-world strategies for engaging executives in the agility journey Hear first-hand accounts from Tracey, Deema, and John on how to embrace agility and overcome common obstacles during the transformation process.

Nummer 19 - Schberre wechn fråchwürdicher bolliddischer Indenzion. Ich weiß ja, dass ich manchmal seltsame Ansichten habe, aber bin ich wirklich ein Gefährder? (...wie immer zum hören und mitlesen oder lesen und mithören, ganz wie ihr wollt): Vom Låden und vom Leben (audiofile #19: Schberre wechn fråchwürdicher bolliddischer Indenzion) Servus ihr Liem dord draussn. Der Diddl vom heudichn Beidråch is amål widder uff fränggisch. Und der Beidråch selber nadürlich a. Wenndsder Verschdändnisbroblemmli habbd, könnder wie immer middlees: Der Diddl: Schberre wechn fråchwürdicher bolliddischer Indenzion. Ja echd. Is bassierd. Ich wäss echd nedd genau wieso, awer die Leud von Meedaa hamm mich gschberrd ghabd für Werbung für unner Beidräch. Bassierd isses bei dem Beidråch, wo ich die Schdimmen ghörd habb. Bei dem hab ich gemennd, dass es amål widder Zeid wär, a bår Grödn logger zum mach. Den Beidråch eefach a weng anschubbs. A) weils Deema wichdich und a für alle, ned blos unner Kundn inderessand is, und B), weil so a Schubser ab und an immer a ganz nedde Langzeidwirrgung had. Also ich uff Beidråch bewerbn gedrüggd, die Barameeder eigschdelld und dann ab die Ludzi. Awer bassier dud was annersch als wie erwardedd. Kommd a Meldung, dass mei Werbung ned genehmichd wird, weil der Beidråch im Verdachd schdehd, polliddisches oder gesellschafdliches Bodenzial zum hab. Okäi. Was is edz des? Gloar had der Beidråch des. Gloar gibds da a gewissermåsn bollidische und gesellschafdliche Indension, awer die hamm doch denn Beidråch eh ned ghörd? Oder doch? Also ich männ, dass die mid ihrm Inderned e allerweil dauernd zuhör du. Wie annersch könnd des sonsd sei, dass ich a Werbung für en Drebbenlifder griech du, bloss weil mir midn Schwiechervadder drüber geredd hamm, dass die Drebbn immer schwiericher werrn fürren. Wie gsåchd geredd, nedd gegucheld... Awer edz echd? Hamm die mein Boddgasd ghörd und geglebbd, dass ich enn Bardisanengriech anzeddl geechn Amazonn und Feisbuck und was wäss ich? Dun die mich echd für brissand hald? Also enn ganz kurzn Momend hab ich mich in menner eichenen Robin Hudd Aura gesonnd. Awer hald nur den glenne Momend, wo mer hald eefach auskossd muss. Nacherd wår gloar, die hamm nix ghörd und nix gedscheggd. Die Allgorüddmen sin eh viel blöder, wie die uns glebb lass. Sonsd würdsde ned anndauernd von irchendwelchn Bodds gfråchd, obsde kenn Bogg uff die neue Waddsäbb Grubbe mid denne bludjunge Dingers häddsd. Da gibbds kä Schberre für Schbemm oder Beläsdichung. Mussd eeds mål selwerds mach. Also isses wohl eher so, dass ich vom dümmsdn Fall ausgeh muss und dass dess sich blos uff den Diddl vom Beidråch bezieh dud. Schdimmen. Ich hör Schdimmen. Also had irchnd so a Kah I bei Schdimmen an Wählerschdimmen oder so was dengg müss. Obwohl dengg kammer des eh nedd nenn. Wie auch immer. Ich bin nacherd uff "nomma überbrüüf" gegången und am nächsdn Morchn wars dann durch. Hald nedd zu derre Zeid, wo ichs gern ghabbd hädd, awer immerhin. Ich dengg amål des isses gwesn und bein näxdn Mål duds widder normål fungzionnier. Werrmer sehn... Die schbezielle Kah I hadd ja edz blos mei Werbung verzöcherd und kenns vo denne sebsdfåhrndn Audos, die wo die uns edz bald uffn Hals hedz woll. Da wärs dann scho blöder, wennsde irchnd so enn Fehler erschd am nächsdn Morchn ausgebücheld griech würdsd. So nach dem Moddo. Mid "fåhr mich nei die Hegge in Maroggo" hab ich ned gemennd, dass mir uns üwer Gibraldår eischiff solld! Zurügg aus, sidz, bladz! Dreggskarre! Ich hab die "Heckenwirtschaft" in "Margetshöchheim" gemennd! So. Ich hoff ihr habds euern Schbass ghabbd. A schönnes Wochenend. Dschau ariifiderdschi, euer Gerd. Thema: Glosse Sprecher: Gerd

A great track from the Jimetta Rose & The Voices of Creation album on Night Dreamer. Hip Hop from Public Enemy, Deema, Krs One & J Dilla. A track from The Maghreban album and excellent Kaidi Tatham album. Drum & Bass from Think Tonk and Chimpo plus classic pioneering Jungle from Tom & Jerry. A great anti-war song from Kate Bush. A classic from Loose Ends (as featured on series 3 of Atlanta). A tune from STR4TA. Plus plenty more musical treats. 

In this episode, the extraordinary Deema Al Alami shares with us her perspectives on choosing books for our kids and body safety. She takes us through key learnings from her recently published book "هذا جسمي لا تلمسني" and how we as parents can support and protect our children by becoming more aware of and teaching body safety to our children.Ranim Kaddoura on InstagramLeague of Extraordinary Women on InstagramDeema Al Alami on InstagramOh the Books on InstagramFor more information on her book, contact Deema directly via DM on Instagram.

Playing some tunes to celebrate the memory of Fredrik Lager aka Red Astaire aka Freddie Cruger (Rest In Peace) with some of his quality music that has rocked dancefloors and headphones across the world. Plus new music from the excellent BINA. Hip Hop from MF Doom, Slum Village, Deema and Kendrick Lamar. Brand new music from Crafty 893. A big Jazz with Drums tune from SW2. Drum & Bass from Salo, Chimpo, Zero T & Onj and Tyke & Recipe feat Dakota Sixx. A tune from Anderson Paak. Plus plenty more musical treats.

Recorded by Deema K. Shehabi for Poem-a-Day, a series produced by the Academy of American Poets. Published on April 25, 2022. www.poets.org

Postpartum psychotherapist Deema Soufan has some big news of her own, and Carly and Jade spend time catching up with her and all the of upcoming changes in her life. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What a delightful conversation this is with Deema Loves Drama.  Deema shares the hard work it takes to be a content creator, and she's proud of how she's built her social media presence in the K-Drama world since 2019.  Her favorite part of being a content creator is the community and the relationships she's gained the last couple years.  Join us as Deema Loves Drama talks delightfully about her K-Drama favorites!  You can also watch the episode on my YouTube channel. 

About Deema:I studied IT for the undergrad but I've always been crazy about music, drawing and the visual world..I worked for the biggest part now as an independent creator in photography, film and bilingual texts (mostly prose) basing all my work on self-reflexivity of my lived biography, answering questions or aspiring on taking journeys to answer questions developed throughout my journey on mother earth. So intrigued by life and the living and forever curious to see what's happening out there in the touchable world. Currently doing a full time job and taking care of health, an extra notch, still recovering from an attack in 2018

On this episode of Ready to Launch: A MENA Entrepreneurship Podcast, co-hosts Merissa Khurma and Rajae Sahouri chatted with another key pillar of the Jordanian entrepreneurship ecosystem, Deema Bibi. Deema is the CEO of INJAZ, a Jordanian youth organization that has established itself over the past 20 years as, “a leading solution provider linking the public, private, and civil society sectors to bridge the skills gap between the educational system and the changing needs of the labor market,” in a region that suffers from a rather wide skills gap in the labor market.

Psychotherapist and friend of the show Deema Soufan is back to tackle your questions about all things maternal mental health. From postpartum anxiety to mom brain...nothing is ever off the table.  Learn more about Deema and her work here. Follow Carly Follow Jade Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this very special episode of Pop Music For Smart People I am featuring my top 12 songs of 2021 and we are also celebrating the show's 1 year anniversary!!!! YAAAAAAASSSSS!!! I cant believe it's been a year and I am so excited for 2022!! Thank you so much to everyone who has listened the past year!! Also thank you to all the amazing artists I have had the pleasure of chatting with and all the others I have featured for making amazing music. This week's list includes artists such as Jades Goudreault, Chris Lake, JMSN, Kyle Watson, R.I. Pablo, Cardi B, Ayoni, Noga Erez, Chloe Angelides, RAAQEL, Yebba and Deema. So come on in and listen and celebrate our one year anniversary with us and some amazing bops. If you would like to support the show you can do so at www.buymeacoffee.com/PMFSP Visit our website www.popmusicforsmartpeople.com and while there check out our merch store --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/pmfsp/message

On this episode of "Mommies Tell All" Carly and Jade are joined by reoccurring guest Deema Soufan. Deema is a psychotherapist specializing in postpartum anxiety and depression. The ladies answer listeners questions about motherhood, postpartum anxiety, sex and parenting! Follow Carly Follow Jade Follow Deema Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

(11/17/2021) Mike & actress Ava Bianchi enjoyed chatting with sisters Aubin Bradley and Catherine Ashmore Bradley on episode 115. Aubin and Catherine star as Lucy & Luan Loud in Nickelodeons Original Feature 'A Loud House Christmas' Coming to Nickelodeon and Paramount+ on November 26th! Aubin Bradley is an amazing actress who has built a stellar resume in just a short time. A rising-star. In addition to her wonderful performance as Lucy Loud, Aubin has appeared in season 2 of Amazon's romantic comedy anthology series “Modern Love,” where she starred as ‘Amber.' Her other television credits include CBS' “Madam Secretary,” Apple TV+'s “Invasion,” and SyFy's “Happy.” Aubin feels at home on stage as well - recently starring as ‘Little Cosette' on the Broadway National Tour production of “Les Misérables.” Catherine Ashmore Bradley has established herself on TV, Film and Stage. Her recent television credits include NBC's “Law and Order: Special Victims Unit” and SyFy's “Happy.” She has also starred as the lead roles of ‘Sandra' in independent films, “Mr. Sam” and ‘Caroline' in “The Practice.” Catherine also voices the role of ‘Deema,' the Drama Queen, in the fifth season of Nick Jr.'s beloved children's show “Bubble Guppies.” In 2019 Catherine made her Broadway debut as ‘Lily Potter Jr.' in “Harry Potter and The Cursed Child,” based on an original story by J. K. Rowling. Catherine's theatre credits include ‘Annie' in the Charleston Performing Arts Center's production of “Annie the Musical,” ‘Mary Lennox' in “The Secret Garden” at the Heartwood Regional Theatre and ‘Mary Beth' in the National Broadway Tour of “A Christmas Story the Musical.” As a trained dancer, she has been practicing since the age of 4 and most recently was featured in international recording star J Balvin's music video for GEF France. Additionally, she is a member of the Project Dance competition team where she earned the National Title of Miss Junior National Dance Showcase and the I Dance 4a Cure Heart of Gold Award. Enjoy the Podcast!      

In this episode of Pop Music For Smart People we travel back across the pond to feature three artists who hail from the UK. Those artists are Jones, Greentea Peng and Deema. All three of these artists have super unique sounds but also have something in common, other than living in the UK, they are all churning out grade A bangers. Some of these bangers are "Can I?", "Downers" and "Giving It Up". So come travel with me to England and let's enjoy a hometown favorite of BANGERS & mash!! If you would like to support the show you can do so at www.buymeacoffee.com/PMFSP Visit our website and while there check out our merch store at www.popmusicforsmartpeople.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/pmfsp/message

In this episode of Pop Music For Smart People we travel back across the pond to feature three artists who hail from the UK. Those artists are Jones, Greentea Peng and Deema. All three of these artists have super unique sounds but also have something in common, other than living in the UK, they are all churning out grade A bangers. Some of these bangers are "Can I?", "Downers" and "Giving It Up". So come travel with me to England and let's enjoy a hometown favorite of BANGERS & mash!! If you would like to support the show you can do so at www.buymeacoffee.com/PMFSP Visit our website and while there check out our merch store at www.popmusicforsmartpeople.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/pmfsp/message

On this episode of "Mommies Tell All" Fall is in the air! Carly and Jade talk about the fast approaching holiday season. Then, they're joined again by Deema Soufan, postpartum psychotherapist. Deema sticks around to answer listener questions about Postpartum mood disorders and more. Follow Deema TRIGGER WARNING: This episode discusses miscarriages, anxiety and depression. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Arab American community is rich in its diversity, those who were born and raised in this country however are the future promise we all hold dear. Today we hear one of many conversations we had with young aspiring Arab Americans. Deema and Malak are two medical students who are actively involved with the community. We will hear from them about the youth perspective on issues ranging from activism and community engagement to culture and food.Please support our work by subscribing and sharing this podcast. You can send us an email to podcasts@ArabAmericanCafe.com, or connect with us on twitter @AACafepodcasts. 

On this week's episode of "Mommies Tell All" Jade and Carly sit down with postpartum psychologist Deem Soufan. In an effort to destigmatize conversations around postpartum care, they dive deep into the mental and physical side effects women go through after giving birth. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

International artist alert! Deema is a UK rapper that has been in the scene since his teens. SYN Hip Hop was lucky enough to speak to the talent and get all the details about his new EP 'Rainbow' and how the project came to be. If you want to add a UK artist to your music rotation, Deema is the go-to. Make sure to stream 'Rainbow' now.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Whether you read to lead or just out of need, there is no doubt the great value reading brings to your table. Meet a mom of boys, educator and reading advocate who is on a mission to excite kids and grown-ups to the transformative power of a book.

In this episode host Kevin Lawton talks to Deema Adada about her new company Getsett. They discuss Deema's background and the problem that she saw which lead her to create Getsett. Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate/?token=PT7mU4_SaQlWJLQbdhvpmmyAeCdusbdFECFdobnmlvKzdNoOv-vvvrIsb9ACG35f-xAmEG&country.x=AU&locale.x=AU)

1. Sodaa Ibiddi Ethnic War qabsiifame biyya maraa gubuuf akka dandahu  2. Ibsaa fii ijaarama "World Oromo Congress"  irratti yaada gaggabaabo fii gaaffiilee qabnu --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ilmaormaa/message

Andrew is joined by Deema Adada, Founder and CEO at warehouse orchestration software provider GetSett. Deema joins to discuss what the average warehouse in the US looks like, it's challenges, and the low-hanging fruit for improvement. Deema explains why the dock door is the most critical juncture in the entire supply chain.Follow Point of Sale on Apple PodcastsFollow Point of Sale on SpotifyMore FreightWaves Podcasts

Andrew is joined by Deema Adada, Founder and CEO at warehouse orchestration software provider GetSett. Deema joins to discuss what the average warehouse in the US looks like, it's challenges, and the low-hanging fruit for improvement. Deema explains why the dock door is the most critical juncture in the entire supply chain.Follow Point of Sale on Apple PodcastsFollow Point of Sale on SpotifyMore FreightWaves Podcasts

There is a lot that goes into planning for a warehouse. Some warehouses are complex, while others may not be as complex depending upon the shipment types and the influx of shipments. If you don't plan well, it may lead to poor utilization of labor and inefficiencies in the warehouse. It may also lead to missing sales opportunities due to the unavailability of products or missing due dates for your customers. Scheduling of distribution center plays a crucial role in ensuring that you can ship at the right time while maintaining your warehouse efficiencies at the optimum levels.In today's episode, we have our guest, Deema Adada, who discusses how distribution centers work and their planning. She also describes best practices for managing the workload at distribution centers and space utilization. Finally, she has had time to explain several concepts, including upstream and downstream supply chain and exception handling.For more information on growth strategies for SMBs using ERP and digital transformation, visit our community at wbs.rocks or elevatiq.com. To ensure that you never miss an episode of the WBS podcast, subscribe on your favorite podcasting platform.

Nummer neun - meandernd. Ich bin mal ehrlich, der heutige Beitrag ist irgendwie eine Füllselfolge. Ich hab nicht wirklich was zu sagen, beziehungsweise hängt es an der ein oder anderen Stelle. Es wird zunehmend schwieriger, Interviewpartner zu finden, manches Format braucht zeit und Muße und trotz ein paar Tagen Zwischenerholung sind wir alle nicht wirklich erholt und genau deswegen nicht so kreativ, wie wir es gerne wären. Falls ihr mir also heute nicht so ganz folgen könnt, liegt das sicher an mir ;-) (wie immer zum hören und mitlesen oder lesen und mithören, ganz wie ihr wollt): Vom Låden und vom Leben (audiofile #9: Obachd Schbordsfreund) "Des is noch lang ned rumm. Schau der doch die Deppe å, wiese edz glei widder so du, wie wenn nie was gwese wär! Glotz amål annen Mee nunner. Brauchsd går ned nach Berlin oder woannersch hi fåhr - des gehd hier vor unnerer Hausdür scho los. Ruggzugg hamm mir die virrde Welle!" Schdobbbb! Aus! Schluss! Fresse håldn! Ich brauch kenn schwarzmåler-Brophedn. Genauso wenich wie enn wo mir verglärd, dass des ålles in Wirglichkeid ganz annersch is. Am liebsdn däd ich går nix mehr zu demm Deema hör, sonnern eefåch bloss noch amål widder ausspann und a weng Normalidäd einkehr lass. Im Lådn simmer ålle eefach bladd. Mir hamm edz mehr wie a Jåhr durchgebauerd. Ohne Urlaub und ohne Bersbegdiefe auf die gråd erwähnde Normalidäd. Edz gråd, wos a weng loggerer worrn is, hammer uns jeweils a amål a Woche Auszeid gegönnd. Also so halberd - weil mid emm Aach bisd gråd eh immer im Lådn. Des is edz scho widder bei a bår Leud seldsam rumkommn. "Ihr müssds ja dick hamm. Eds wo ihr endlich widder uffmach dürfd, gönnd ihr euch Urlaub. So a Lebe möchd ich ama hamm." A schdobb! Dengg amål für fünf Tsennt nåch! Na, dess middn Nåchdengg is allerweil eh für mehr Leud ned ganz so eefach. Unds siehd ja a ålles subberdoll aus. Mir verzähln euch reechlmäßich schönne Gschichdli aus derre gudn åldn Zeid - unnerm Hörmkivörs. Mir bedanggn uns andauernd bei unnerm sensadsionelln Kundnschdamm, der wo uns üwer derre schlimme Zeid gholfn hadd. Mir schdehn scho widder allerweil vor der Dür und drådsch mid Leud. Mir hamm gleich am Åfang enn feddn Ardiggl inner Lokalbresse ghåbd und edz scho widder a Dobblseid im Frizz. Bei uns läffds wie bein Håns im Glück. Subber un vo allee. Ja, dess mag scho so wirgg un irchendwie simma ja scho a weng befordeilld rüwerkomm üwer die vielln Phåsn vo derre Bandemie. Ich möchd a sicher ned dausch mid wen ånnerm, der wo sei gånze Exisdenz n Bach nunner had geh seh. Awer ganz ehrlich dess allenz is ned die ganze Wåhrheid. Mir san edz gråd innerrer echd brikärn Siduazion. Ned bloß mir vo derre Romånbudig, sonnern mir alle. Der ganze Misd had jedn vo uns auf sei Ård arch viel Krafd gekosd. Der enne is nei a Loch gfålln, weilem dahämm die Degge naufn Kopf gfalle is, der anner mussd sich grummarbett, um wenichsdenz halbwegs üwer die Rundn zum komm. Nüangsn gibds da jede Menge un manche vo denne Broblemmli måch un koi mer går ned vorschdell. Ich wäss blos, dass mir ålle älder worrn sin. Älder, als wie des die verschdrichene Zeid verglär ko. Zusädslich is die Zeid, wo vergånge is, a noch so was wie a gschdolene Zeid. Als hädd mer uns um Leben bedrochn, was mir nie mehr zurügggriech. Selbsd wenn sonst nix nei die Brüch gange wär, wär des scho ansich a Unding. Ich dengg dass des ned bloß mir so gehd, sonnern dass des bei arch vieln vo uns ähnlich rüwerkommd. Des Gfühl erzeuchd nacherd widder a Vielfald vo unnerschiedlichn Reachzione. - Da gibbds die, wo scho längsd zammbrochn sin, die wo deswechn a jedn Raddnfänger hinnerher gloffn sin un sich scho länger vo jeglichn verschdandesmäßichn Sachn verabschieded hamm. Erglärbår, awer hald kee Obzion. - Nacherd gibds die drågischn Fälle, wo sich uff ånnere Ard verabschiedet hamm, weilse eefach zammbrochn sin unner enner Lasd, wo se eefach ned schdandhåld hamm könn. Ah erglärbar, zum Glück weid von meiner Mendalidäd fort.

The Hole in the Supply Chain with Deema Adada Deema Adada and Joe Lynch talk about the hole in the supply chain. Deema is the founder and CEO of GetSett a company that provided its customers with a complete, real-time snapshot of available inventory and location, labor resources and shipment arrivals to optimize dock appointments with greater accuracy. About Deema Adada Deema Adada, founder and CEO of GetSett has spent 15 years in the industry working with Coyote Logistics and Uber Freight in positions from sales to operations and strategy. In that time, she sat front row to the many pitfalls across the supply chain, where customers continuously shared the same frustrations: onsite congestion, missed appointments, inefficient labor management, and significantly rising costs.  She has experienced first hand the disruptions that are occurring at both the first and final mile. There had to be a better way, so she created a female owned and operated tech-forward solution. About GetSett GetSett is a dynamic SaaS platform for the logistics industry that quickly and efficiently manages inventory at the most critical juncture for the entire supply chain; the dock door. Gone are the days of relying on phone calls, emails, and even faxes (yes, faxes). The fulfillment demand is skyrocketing and it is outpacing the available labor at the shipper.  This puts pressure on the shippers to optimize their existing footprint and labor force. With GetSett, customers have a complete, real-time snapshot of available inventory and location, labor resources and shipment arrivals to optimize dock appointments with greater accuracy. Did a dock door open up sooner, or is a truck delayed due to weather? GetSett gathers and optimizes data from facilities, carriers and vendors to create a holistic view that adjusts to the latest intelligence for smarter task management, and updates each party accordingly. Simply put, we take information that’s long been isolated and use it to keep inventory moving faster, while saving money. Key Takeaways: The Hole in the Supply Chain The hole: Friction between transportation and the shipping location Gap of communication, transparency, and coordination between truck and warehouse Planning and execution are not aligned Data allows to fill that gap Measure (in time) what's actually happening The problem going outbound Plan not matching execution Detention fees Delays on other shipments. The problem going inbound Trucks arriving before the schedule time Loss opportunities Spoilage when its food Wasted time Getting products out the door Understanding what it takes to get products out the door How much time does it take the forklift to execute a movement in the warehouse? Plan the workflow correctly to get the most out of the labor Smarter schedules based on data How orders affect on another? Measure from the time the driver arrives until they leave. Identify the bottlenecks to create solutions Applying software in the warehouse to fill that hole Allowing more products to be distributed Avoid spending time problem solving in the warehouse Learn More About The Hole in the Supply Chain GetSett Deema Adada GetSett LinkedIn Profile Retail, Supply Chain, and Logistics Expo The Logistics of Logistics Podcast If you enjoy the podcast, please leave a positive review, subscribe, and share it with your friends and colleagues. The Logistics of Logistics Podcast: Google, Apple, Castbox, Spotify, Stitcher, PlayerFM, Tunein, Podbean, Owltail, Libsyn, Overcast Check out The Logistics of Logistics on Youtube

In this special episode I had the pleasure of interviewing two extremely talented London based rappers named Deema and David Armada. We chat about some of my favorite tracks by them including one called Hash Brown that they did together. We also discuss how they know each other and how each of them got into the London rap scene. If you haven't listened to these two before you should definitely go checkout their music! I promise you will not be disappointed. Both rappers have new music coming out in the next couple months so stay tuned for more bangers! Thank you to Deema and David for coming on the show! Can't wait to hear what you two do next! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/pmfsp/message

In this special episode I had the pleasure of interviewing two extremely talented London based rappers named Deema and David Armada. We chat about some of my favorite tracks by them including one called Hash Brown that they did together. We also discuss how they know each other and how each of them got into the London rap scene. If you haven't listened to these two before you should definitely go checkout their music! I promise you will not be disappointed. Both rappers have new music coming out in the next couple months so stay tuned for more bangers! Thank you to Deema and David for coming on the show! Can't wait to hear what you two do next! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/pmfsp/message

D/L Link: https://www.dropbox.com/s/jpf22ow180nrvvd/03.05.21%20-%20Lozzy%27s%20Lounge%20With%20Deema%20%26%20Valentino%20.mp3?dl=0 Catch Lozzy's Lounge every Monday 21:00 - 23:00 Lock in via Mode.London or Radio Cult Socials Instagram: @moderadio.london @lozzy__c @swearthatsdeema @domvalentinooo Twittter: @moderadiolondon @LozC96 @swearthatsdeema @domvalentinooo

Discussing the identity crisis that comes with motherhood Ft. Deema Khalid over a cup of coffee. This is a discussion on how to not lose yourself doing the toughest job ever created.

The most loyal vice president shares her college experiences, our incredible zodiac and personality compatibility, and her vast Ariana Grande knowledge on this week's episode. Thank you for listening and supporting me! Follow this podcast on social media: Instagram/TikTok @inperspective_podcastEmail newsletter: inperspectivepodcast@gmail.com

Ali, Mirna, Deema, and Sara talked about "Architecture for the Poor", Italian Renaissance & Baghdad, black and white Egyptian movies, and the Berlin-Baghdad Railway.Hosted by:  Mikey Muhanna, afikra Edited by: Ramzi RammanTheme music by: Tarek YamaniOnce a month we hold an afikra Mezze event featuring four afikra FWDs, short 5-10 presentations sharing an ‎interesting article, video, book, podcast or another finding with the audience. The presentations are followed by a ‎moderated Q&A with questions coming from the live virtual audience on Zoom.‎ Join the live audience: https://www.afikra.com/rsvp  ‎Follow afikra:‎Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/afikra/Patreon: https://patreon.com/afikraInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/afikra_/‎Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/afikra.official/‎Twitter: https://twitter.com/afikraWebsite: afikra.comAbout afikra:‎afikra is a grassroots movement that has evolved into a global community dedicated to exploring the history and ‎culture of the Arab world. Starting in 2014 in NYC, our mission has always been two-pronged: cultivate curiosity and ‎to build community. We've hosted intimate salon-style events all over the world that feature in-depth presentations on ‎topics related to the Arab world, given by members of our community. What makes afikra different is that our ‎programs and platform is designed to engage our community to ask their own questions, and provide an open ‎community of peers who support each other as we all look for the answers together. Our vision is to build a global ‎community of curious minds who are interested in promoting intellectualism and deepening our communal ‎knowledge of the Arab region.‎

The roomies welcome their first guest star, DEEMA!! Together they discuss why they aren't afraid to get the covid vaccine, celebrities that deserves jail time, the chaos that was 2020 and their New Years resolutions.

Deema är 16 år. Hon föddes med ryggmärgsbråck. Hennes funktionsnedsättning märks mest i förhållande till andra, i sammanhang när hon blir diskriminerad. Hur är det med bemötandet och tillgängligheten för personer med rörelsenedsättning? Om det pratar hon med Mortatha, 19 år, och Ella, 18 år, i det här programmet.

Mortatha, Ella och Deema går alla på gymnasiet. Hur går deras tankar kring skola och jobb? I det här avsnittet pratar de om vad de vill göra i livet. Vi får också höra lite mer om 18-åriga Ella.  

Hur är det att vara ung med rörelsenedsättning? Det vet de som gör den här podden, Mortatha, 19 år, Ella, 18 år och Deema, 16 år. Här pratar de om sin uppväxt och vi lär känna Mortatha lite närmare. Han föddes med cerebral pares i Irak, men bor sedan tio år med sin mamma i Sverige.

Have you ever felt isolated or worried that people might not understand you? It's a very common feeling and sometimes it can be hard to overcome it, join us as we discuss some of the ways to overcome such feelings and how to embrace your own culture and background! On this week's episode we are joined by Deema Abdo, she's currently a Senior Research Analyst at Ipsos. She's Syrian and studied both Business and Political Science at the University of Rochester. You can find Deema here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/deema-abdo-b072b6121/

Hi guys I took a little break, which was explained in the beginning of this episode. I really hope you enjoyed this episode as it is really important and something that I am really passionate about. Remember to stand up in the face of injustice and to use your voice! - Deema

On the twenty-seventh episode of the Tabletop Sessions Podcast, we discuss 2-player Uwe Rosenberg farm management game Fields of Arle (3:47), Wyrmwood's upcoming low cost gaming table Kickstarter (30:51), the racing and betting game Downforce (36:42), and Cole Wehrle's recent dicebreaker interview and the difference between good vs fun games (45:08). Interview link: https://www.dicebreaker.com/companies/wehrlegig-games/interview/cole-wehrle-interview-oath-root-pax-pamir#comments The Gameshow of the Week (56:05) is a new game called 4 Seconds to Watch Them Fall, with a surprise host. The Deema-kratic Corner asks us to list our Top 3 Deduction Games (1:22:55) Instagram: http://instagram.com/tabletopsessions Twitter: http://twitter.com/ttsessionsqa BGG Guild: http://www.boardgamegeek.com/guild/3357 Email: tabletopsessionsqatar@gmail.com Please check out our sister podcast- Storysmiths on Twitter @storysmithscast to listen, contribute, and get involved with the interactive world-building the hosts do along with their listeners, the Taleweavers. Here's the latest episode where the guys tell a story based on the Humanity, Fuck Yeah! subreddit called Vijay Sanchez: Human Intern (https://soundcloud.com/storysmiths-podcast/w02-e09-vijay-sanchez-human-intern)

In this episode, I sit with Deena Dandachangi, a Teacher, Poet, and Spiritual Entrepreneur We meet at night in my apartment in Dubai where she talks to me about the idea of reconceptualising the body, mainly in regards to periods beyond the patriarchal male lens , and the importance of doing so fo our young girls so they can tap into their authentic feminine power. Deena is a healer, writer and educator whose passion for reflects the belief that everyone has infinite wisdom, capability and power within. By helping people reconnect with their authentic voice, they learn how to embody the sacred power that is their birthright.Currently, she offers workshops, retreats and privates combining ancient rituals with her own style of shamanism. Deema's unique approach to emotional, physical and spiritual liberation reflects in her experience through body work, intuitive massage, Reiki, trauma-release and channelling modalities. These have now evolved into The Sacred Path: Ancient Wisdom for Modern Education, her educational curriculum that cultivates the connection to our holistic, sacred nature. https://www.werise.earth/our-story-1

On the twenty-third episode of the Tabletop Sessions Podcast, Byron takes us through a Kickstarter breakdown of Clinic COVID-19 Expansion (2:27), as well as Ankh and Frosthaven (5:42). We then discuss our recent gameplays of Aeon's End: The New Age (16:09), Russian Railroads (29:18), and the classic Dutch Blitz (36:10). Deema then hosts a game of A Moment in Time for our Gameshow of the Week (45:25) Things get heated in the Ippokratic Corner wheen we discuss Hints to Host a Successful Online Game Night (54:18). WARNING: THIS ONE IS NOT FOR THE EASILY OFFENDED. Instagram: http://instagram.com/tabletopsessions Twitter: http://twitter.com/ttsessionsqa BGG Guild: http://www.boardgamegeek.com/guild/3357 Email: tabletopsessionsqatar@gmail.com Please check out our sister podcast- Storysmiths on Twitter @storysmithscast to listen, contribute, and get involved with the interactive world-building the hosts do along with their listeners, the Taleweavers. Here's the latest episode where the guys build a Steampunk Dictatorship Telenovela called Steelhearts: https://soundcloud.com/storysmiths-podcast/w02-e07-steelhearts

In this episode, I chat with Deema about Madeenah, an interdisciplinary platform that curates cultural tours of Kuwait.

Mikill was joined by guest co-host Terri Walker. They spoke to Bree Runway, Blacksmith and Deema.

Mikill was joined by guest co-host Terri Walker. They spoke to Bree Runway, Blacksmith and Deema.

On the eleventh episode of the Tabletop Sessions Podcast, we discuss our multiple playthroughs of Otys and Feudum, then review our anticipated games from Origins 2019 In the Gameshow of the Week, Deema shakes things up with a new game called Who's Got it? The Ippokratic Corner asks us to list our Top 3 End-Game Scoring Mechanisms, inspired by this video recommended by listener and friend of the show Adhil Patel: https://youtu.be/tKMnANg4J2E Check out Adil's Instagram over at: https://www.instagram.com/boardgameguru77/ Time Markers: Banter & News: 1:40 Gameshow of the Week: 44:04 Ippokratic Corner: 1:00:36 Instagram: https://instagram.com/tabletopsessions Twitter: https://twitter.com/ttsessionsqa BGG Guild: http://www.boardgamegeek.com/guild/3357 Email: tabletopsessionsqatar@gmail.com Please check out our sister podcast- Storysmiths over at www.storysmithspodcast.com to listen, contribute, curate, and get involved with the interactive world building the hosts do along with their listers, the Taleweavers.

On the tenth episode of the Tabletop Sessions Podcast, we officially announce the 2nd Annual TTS Con and reminisce about stories from the first, we talk about our plays of Tales of the Arabian Nights, Arboretum, and Noria, and discuss the announcement of the upcoming game Empire of the Stars In the Gameshow of the Week, Deema is back to host A Moment in Time (aka Mr Timeline) The Ippokratic Corner asks us to reveal our Top 3 Ugly Games Time Markers: Banter & News: 2:20 Gameshow of the Week: 38:50 Ippokratic Corner: 50:20 Instagram: http://instagram.com/@tabletopsessions Twitter: http://twitter.com/@ttsessionsqa BGG Guild: http://www.boardgamegeek.com/guild/3357 Email: tabletopsessionsqatar@gmail.com Please check out our sister podcast- Storysmiths over at http://www.storysmithspodcast.com to listen, contribute, curate, and get involved with the interactive world building the hosts do along with their listers, the Taleweavers.

On this special bonus episode, Ippo & Deema interview a world-renowned expert on 9 year-olds to discuss the Top 3 Games for 9 year-olds. Instagram: @tabletopsessions Twitter: @ttsessionsqa BGG Guild: http://www.boardgamegeek.com/guild/3357 Email: tabletopsessionsqatar@gmail.com Please check out our sister podcast- Storysmiths over at http://www.storysmithspodcast.com to listen, contribute, curate, and get involved with the interactive world building the hosts do along with their listers, the Taleweavers.

On the sixth episode of the Tabletop Sessions Podcast, we discuss the expansion to Euphoria- Ignorance is Bliss, the TMG bag building game Orleans, the effects of Dominant Species on Elias & Deema's relationship, the iconography of Pulsar 2849, and the Kickstarter for the newest game of telepathy- Wavelength. The Game Show of the Week is 'The Tabletop Sessions Showdown', where you use all the data you provided in our survey to create a terrific gameshow. The Ippokratic Corner asks the hosts to each rundown their Top 3 Games Ranked Over the BGG Top 1000 Instagram: @tabletopsessions Twitter: @ttsessionsqa Reddit: www.reddit.com/r/tabletopsessions BGG Guild: boardgamegeek.com/guild/3357 Email: tabletopsessionsqatar@gmail.com Please check out our sister podcast- Storysmiths over at www.storysmithspodcast.com to listen, contribute, curate, and get involved with the interactive world building the hosts do along with their listers, the Taleweavers.

In this podcast recorded at the Agile 2018 conference Shane Hastie, Lead Editor for Culture & Methods, spoke to Deema Dajani (Advisor Transformation Consulting) & Shannon Mason (VP Product Management, Agile Central) of CA Technologies about the Women in Agile organisation, their own experiences as women in the technology industry and ways to support and increase diversity in organisations. Why listen to this podcast: - Women in Agile is an incorporated not for profit focused on supporting, enabling an empowering women and allies in the agile community - The unconscious bias that comes in to so many aspects of work, particularly as it impacts recruitment - There is data which shows that the more diverse a team is, the better the solutions they come up with are - The need to coach and support women candidates for promotions and new roles to encourage them to overcome their own self-evaluation, which is often more judgemental than it should be - There are pools of qualified people with diverse backgrounds not just a few isolated individuals – helping ensure that the ratios in our organisations match the ratios in society More on this: Quick scan our curated show notes on InfoQ https://bit.ly/2UGu8RW You can also subscribe to the InfoQ newsletter to receive weekly updates on the hottest topics from professional software development. bit.ly/24x3IVq Subscribe: www.youtube.com/infoq Like InfoQ on Facebook: bit.ly/2jmlyG8 Follow on Twitter: twitter.com/InfoQ Follow on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/infoq Check the landing page on InfoQ: https://bit.ly/2UGu8RW

Deema Dajani is a Senior Principal Transformation Consultant at CA and co-founder of South Florida Agile Association. Now she can add to her list of titles coordinator of the first Women in Agile local user group in San Antonio, which held its inaugural event at SAFe Summit 2017. Deema shares her experience and joy with the event, which was "full of energy" and standing room only. To keep the momentum going, Deema thinks there is need for more women in STEM careers, which starts with girls being encouraged to dive into science, software development and Agile. Hosted by Accenture's Melissa Eisner at SAFe Summit 2017 in San Antonio, Texas. To receive real-time updates: Podcast library: www.agileamped.com Subscribe to our newsletter: www.solutionsiq.com/agile-amped/ Connect on Twitter: twitter.com/AgileAmpedFollow us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/agileamped

Deema Tamimi is the co-founder and CEO of Giving Garden, a local food & gardening social network launched last year when she and her team won the 2016 Apps for Ag hackathon. She’s also the key organizer of this year’s Apps for Ag hackathon. I met up with Deema at Old Soul Weatherstone in Midtown […]

Sjukskrivna socialarbetare, brist på lägenheter och ensamkommande barn som glöms bort. Kaliber nyhetsdokumentär om hur flyktingströmmen påverkar en kommun. Specialpodd: Tandläkarutbildade Deemas flykt från Damaskus till KopparbergFaktaruta: Kommunerna som tar emot flest och minst flyktingar Hello! Excuse me, do you know this person?Migrationsverkets flyktingboende i Ställdalen. Ljusnarsbergs kommun i Bergslagen. Två socialsekreterare letar efter en 16-årig afghansk kille. Det var ingen hemma, jag frågade några killar där borta också, säger Maud Bergman till kollegan Annika Andersson, och pekar bort mot andra sidan av den långa korridoren. Det är ju jättesvårt att hitta här för det är inte numrerat överallt, förklarar Annika Andersson. Ja, hur vet du vart du ska? Jag får springa och leta. Vi vet ju rummet, A7, men det står ju inte nummer på de här dörrarna, fortsätter Annika Andersson.Det luktar ingrott av cigarettrök. I trapphuset och längs väggarna i de trånga korridorerna följer nyfikna blickar mig och socialsekreterana Annika Andersson och Maud Bergman. Det är fullt med folk överallt. Excuse me, do you speak English?Det är många ensamkommande barn som ska tas om hand nuförtiden. På det tillfälliga asylboendet får inte de som är under 18 år bo om de inte är med sin familj. Det är ju klart att det inte är någon fin, trevlig miljö. Inte på långa vägar. Och det är ju ledsamt när man ser småbarn som bor här och leker ute på gården och så. Folk är ledsna, de är sjuka. Så det är ju inte någon trevlig miljö, säger Annika Andersson. Första gången jag var med hit kände jag, "Nämen Gud, här kan man inte bo!" Nu ser jag att man kan det, men det är bedrövligt att se dem. Ledsna, och som Annika säger, barn som leker här ute i lervällingen. Det är inte ok. Det är det inte. Men det finns ju inget annat, säger Maud Bergman.Ställdalens Hotell gick i konkurs 2008. Sen dess har hotellet öppnats och stängts igen en gång innan det blev asylboende. De stora vita hotell-bokstäverna står kvar högst uppe på fasdaden. Annika och Maud har ställt sig utanför entrén och flera av de boende kommer fram och vill hjälpa till att hitta den ensamkommande 16-åringen.  Är det vanligt det här som händer nu, att ni inte hittar de ni ska hitta? Ja, det är rätt vanligt. Men vi kontaktar ju Migrationsverket då och ibland är de kanske ner till Migrationsverket i Lindesberg eller Örebro, säger Annika Andersson. Men tanken är att ett ensamkommande barn, under 18 år, ska placeras någonstans? Ja och då är det ju Bergsgården eller något familjehem tillfälligt. Det är väl över 300 personer här så det är ju bra om man har rumsnumret och det har vi ju nu, men vi hittar inte rummet. Det här är ju en anmälan från Migrationsverket, att den här ungdomen befinner sig i Sverige utan legal vårdnadshavare. Ibland kommer det fel från Migrationsverket, men den här ringde de särskilt om så han bör befinna sig här, säger Annika Andersson.Den de letar efter heter Abdul. Han är bara en av många asylsökande. Strömmen av flyktingar och migranter som kommer till Sverige är större än någonsin. Nästan 150 000 människor har sökt asyl i år. Jämfört med drygt 80 000 förra året och 50 000 året innan det.Den 29 september ordnades galan Hela Sverige skramlar i Globen i Stockholm. Ett evenemang med ett 60-tal artister som drog in över 40 miljoner kronor till organisationer som hjälper människor på flykt. Men när galan är över och musiken tystnat. Vad händer då? Kaliber har rest till Ljusnarsberg, en av de kommuner som sett till antalet invånare tar emot allra flest flyktingar i Sverige. Under några dagar har vi följt hur kommunen påverkas av flyktingströmmen och hur man hanterar de situationer som uppstår i vardagen.Bostäderna är slut Ja, alltså det blir ju värre och värre hela tiden nu. Det är både skrämmande och fascinerande på samma gång. Kopparberg är som en kikare in i framtiden, hur Sverige förmodligen kommer att se ut om fem, sex år. När alla samhällsfunktioner börjar verkligen kollapsa, säger Ted Lundgren. Ted Lundgren är integrationssekreterare i Ljusnarsberg kommun och ger råd och praktisk hjälp till flyktingar som fått uppehållstillstånd.  Allt de behöver hjälp med egentligen. Alltifrån ansökan till pensionsmyndigheten, där hade jag ett fall alldeles nyss, till bostadsbidrag, barnbidrag. Allt möjligt sådant.Han hjälper också till att ordna boende till de flyktingar som kommer till kommunen. Som det ser ut när vi träffas finns det inga fler lediga lägenheter att erbjuda de som kommer. Antingen bor de kvar på förläggningarna eller så lyckas de ordna eget boende på något sätt. Och då blir det ofta då hos skrupelfria aktörer som inte skyr några som helst medel. Då snackar vi inte om sådana här stora fiskar, ingen nämnd ingen glömd, utan ofta mindre som satt det i system. Jag har alltså varit med om folk som har råttor i lägenheten och skabb, löss, mögel, allt vad det nu kan vara för något, säger hanLjusnarsberg är en så kallad utflyttningskommun. Kanske är orten Kopparberg den som flest känner igen till namnet. Förr känd för sin gruvindustri, numer mest för sitt öl- och ciderbryggeri. Sen gruvorna började läggas ner på 60- och 70-talen har också folk flyttat härifrån. Tvåvåningshus har rivits till enplanshus. Idag bor knappt 5000 personer i kommunen. Men just nu finns här också drygt 900 flyktingar som befinner sig någonstans i asylprocessen. De kommer framförallt från Syrien och Afghanistan. Och fler väntas. Jag har ju egentligen ansvaret för att försöka skaffa fram boende åt dem då. Men det finns ju helt enkelt inga då, säger Ted Lundgren.Hälften av socialarbetarna är sjukskrivnaTed Lundgren kallar det för kaos. Hälften av kommunens alla socialsekreterare är långtidssjukskrivna på grund av flyktingsituationen berättar han. Att socialtjänsten i Sverige har det ansträngt är knappast någon hemlighet, men det här låter nästan absurt tycker jag. Ända tills jag knackar på hemma hos Nell Andreasson där hon och kollegan Sofi Lundegård tar emot för att berätta om situationen. Båda är socialsekreterare. Båda är sjukskrivna. Vi har faktiskt varit en ganska frisk arbetsplats tidigare. Det är under det här året som sjukskrivningarna har kommit. Eller hur? säger Nell Andreasson. Ja, fyller Sofi Lundegård i, och fortsätter berätta hur den ökade arbetsbelastningen påverkat henne. Det började med att jag hade svårt att sova på nätterna, jag hade svårt att släppa jobbet när jag kom hem. Jag tänkte hela tiden på allting som jag inte hade hunnit med som jag borde göra. Jag har haft hjärtklappning, yrsel. Man glömmer bort saker, vad man har för lösenord till datorn. Man glömmer bort vart man är på väg någonstans när man sitter på ett tåg, sådana grejer.Sofi Lundegård är handläggare för ensamkommande barn. Det är hennes första jobba efter utbildningen. Ett och ett halvt år senare, i september i år, blev hon sjukskriven på heltid. För det första är det mycket att göra på alla delar inom socialtjänsten. Och sen, i och med att vi är ett ganska lite kontor, om det är en som går hem och är sjukskriven så måste nån annan ta tag i de arbetsuppgifterna så då blir det mer som läggs på kollegorna. Och då blir det för mycket för dem också och så blir nästa sjukskriven. Så det blir en dominoeffekt. Att man är stressad hela tiden, att man inte gör ett tillräckligt bra jobb, säger Sofi Lundegård.När Sofi blev sjukskriven var de två handläggare på avdelningen för ensamkommande barn. Varje vecka kommer flera nya barn som de har att hantera. Totalt har de närmare 100 ensamkommande barn i systemet nu, som ska tas omhand med uppföljningar, besök och stödåtgärder. Det blir mer att man släcker bränder hela tiden än kvalitet i arbetet man gör. Man får placera barnen där det finns plats helt enkelt och det kan ju göra att det lite senare visar sig att det här var inget bra boende för den här ungdomen, säger hon. Vi har ju haft placeringar där vi har betalat åtskilliga tusenlappar per dygn, där vi har blivit lovade att det ska vara stödinsatser i form av psykologsamtal och att det finns ett rikt nätverk runt familjen och så vidare, där de inte har levt upp till det, fyller Nell Andreasson i.Samma två handläggare ska också bedöma alla de barn som kommer till migrationsverkets tillfälliga asylboende på hotellet i Ställdalen, där de bor i väntan på ett mer permanent boende i en annan kommun. Är de ensamkommande och behöver tas om hand på en gång eller har de familj med sig och kan stanna några dagar? I somras ledde den här arbetsbelastningen till en stor miss. Ett barn som är placerat ska ju följas så att vi vet att barnet har det bra, förklarar Nell Andreasson. Och det upptäcktes att det hade vi inte gjort. I många ärenden. Jag vet inte hur många det handlade om, 27 stycken? Ja, 27 stycken var det, bekräftar Sofi Lundegård.Uppföljningar av hur barnen har det på sina boenden är socialtjänsten enligt lag skyldiga att göra minst en gång var sjätte månad. Men kontrollen av 27 stycken barn hade fallit mellan stolarna. Det hela Lex Sarah-anmäldes och inga barn kom till skada, men inspektionen för Vård och omsorg beskriver händelsen som en påtaglig risk för ett allvarligt missförhållande. Och det här är talande säger Nell Andreasson. Vi hinner liksom inte se det i tid utan problemen hinner bli stora innan vi hinner ta tag i dem, säger hon.Nya asylboenden planeras Här har ju mina barn gått i skolan! Det måste vara sju eller nio år sedan den lades ner nu.Bara ett par kilometer från Kopparberg ligger Bångbro. Här bor Barbro Gällström som är Röda Korsets representant i kommunen. Hon visar mig den gamla skolan som nu blivit en byggarbetsplats. När det var skola här så gick klass 1-6 här. Där var gymnastiksalen, och där har det nu varit Lek & Bus som vi ser att de har rivit ur. Och då var det så mycket barn att de fick göra matsal nere i Bångbro Folkets Hus, så dit ner gick barnen och åt lunch. Sen när det vart färre barn så gjorde de om det här huset till matsal, säger hon och pekar. Och såhär är det idag.På marken ligger högar med byggskräp och en nedmonterad lekplats. Det har varit ishockeyplan, det har varit fotbollsplan och idrottsplan. Bångbro hade eget ishockeylag, du vet Bångbro mot Kopparberg! Det finns ingenting idag. Så nog förändras det. Tiderna förändras, säger Barbro.Genom ett fönster i en av byggnaderna frågar jag de som jobbar på bygget. Vad ska det bli här? Ja det ska bli ett asylboende tror jag. Hur långt har ni kvar då? Ja, ganska mycket. Det är mycket att göra.Den gamla skolan ska bli ett nytt asylboende. Det pratas om att runt 200 personer ska kunna bo här. Ytterligare två asylboenden är på gång i kommunen. Det finns ju en prognos på hur många asyl det ska vara per invånare i en kommun och jag har sett nånstans att vi skulle ha 250 asyl då, säger Barbro Gällström.Men idag finns alltså drygt 900 flyktingar i Ljusnarsberg. Och närmare 600 nya platser väntas. Då kommer vi ju upp i vad vi hade i november fjol då, ungefär. Det var inget märkvärdigt då och det är det inte nu heller. Det får ju bara rulla på. Så är det, säger hon.Något har fallerat  They called me from the Migration Office specially about this guy!På asylboendet i det gamla hotellet i Ställdalen hittar socialsekreterarna Annika Andersson och Maud Bergman till slut rummet där den ensamkommande killen ska hålla till. Där inne på underslafen i en av våningssängarna sitter han. 16-årige Abdul från Afghanistan. Får han flytta på en gång då? Ja, vi har ju Bergsgården och sen har vi ett familjehem som tar emot, säger Annika Andersson. Du kan ta dina saker så ska vi köra dig till ett annat ställe, förklarar Maud Bergman till 16-årige Abdul.Jag sätter mig på sängen brevid Abdul medan han packar ihop sina saker. Han berättar om sin resa till Sverige. Turkiet, Grekland, Makedonien, Serbien, Kroatien, Österrrike och Tyskland. Sen Sverige. 20 dagar tog resan. Båtresan över medelhavet var värst, säger han. Jag mår inget bra. Verkligen, jag mår inget bra. Jag är ensam nu, säger Abdul.Medan Abdul packar har en grupp på fyra killar kommit fram till socialsekreterare Maud Bergman. Problem Annika! De är under 18 hela gänget här. Han här är född -98, ropar hon till sin kollega.  17 år är han? Nej, jag måste ringa min chef, säger Annika Andersson och tar upp telefonen.De fyra killarna är också från Afghanistan. Ensamkommande killar under 18 år. Det är nått som har fallerat, säger Annika Andersson. Det är nått som har fallerat riktigt, säger Maud Bergman. Vad är det som har fallerat? Ja, vi har ju inte fått information om de här och de har varit här i 15 dagar. Och vi har inte fått några papper på dem. Att det finns, förklarar Maud Bergman. Vad gör det då? De ska inte bo här. De kommer hit utan släktingar, utan någon anhörig och då ska de inte bo här. Dessutom så ska vi ha information från Migrationsverket på fax när de kommer, men de här har ramlat mellan stolarna tydligen. Vad är nästa steg? Nu har du hört av dig till chefen, vad händer nu? Ja, nu väntar vi. Hon ska kolla upp med Migrationsverket vad det är som har hänt. Eftersom det är så många nu, säger Annika AnderssonDeema drömmer om att bli tandläkare23-åriga Deema Marroush från Syrien tar emot mig i lägenheten hon tilldelats av Migrationsverket. Här bor hon tillsammans med sin mamma och sin lillebror. Ett rum och kök. I rummet står tre smala sängar mot var sin vägg. Här är där vi sover, tre stycken. Och här är som ett litet förråd som är väldigt stökigt. Det är allt.Trots att de redan är tre vuxna i lägenheten, kan det komma att bli fler säger Deema. Vi kanske ska få någon mer som ska bo här. Eftersom så många kommit nu på senaste tiden så har Migrationsverket satt upp lappar att vi kanske kommer få in fler att bo med oss.Deema är utbildad tandläkare i Syrien. Trots att bomberna föll över Damaskus ville hon inte fly innan hon var klar med sin utbildning. Jag tänkte på framtiden, vem ska försörja min familj? Det var bara jag, mamma hade inget jobb. Så det var jätteviktigt. Det var min dröm. Jag har velat bli läkare sen jag var liten, säger hon.Deema Marroush kom till Sverige för drygt ett år sen och på den tiden har hon lärt sig svenska flytande. Hon håller nu på att få sin tandläkarlegitimation godkänd i Sverige och under tiden försöker hon hålla sig sysselsatt. Jag går till en tandläkare två dagar i veckan för att praktisera, eller bara vara runt en tandläkare för att se hur det fungerar i Sverige. Det är inte så stor skillnad, det är bara bättre utrustning här, säger hon och skrattrar till.Personer med Deemas kompetens är eftertraktade. Språkkunskaperna är ett extra plus. Ja, det är jättebra gjort. Det skulle ju vara ett extra plus, säger Jan Gustavsson som är tandläkare på Folktandvården i Kopparberg. Fram till för några månader sen var han även klinikchef.De jag pratar med som jobbar på Folktandvården och Vårdcentralen i kommunen säger att de klarar av att hantera flyktingsituationen bra. Även om det innebär fler arbetsuppgifter och nya arbetssätt. Det är nya personer som ska föras in i journalsystemen, tolkar behöver kallas in och barn med dåliga tänder som kanske aldrig varit hos tandläkaren förut behöver tas om hand. Det är varje dag vi har de här barnen. Det är inte alltid de kommer hit med akuta besvär men mer eller mindre så har de ont och värk i sin mun. Det har de, berättar Jan Gustavsson.Barnen, som ska tas om hand på samma sätt som svenska barn, prioriteras. De vuxna som har rätt till akutvård hänvisas ofta till landstingets jourklinik i Örebro. Men det är klart att ju mer det tar av vår tid, desto mindre tid får vi givetvis till våra andra patienter. Men man försöker ju prioritera från landstinget och ge oss mer resurser här uppe, säger Jan Gustavsson.Samma sak hör jag från Ulrica Vidfeldt som är verksamhetschef och ansvarar för vårdcentralen som ligger en trappa ner i samma hus i Kopparberg. Antingen pressar vi in fler per dag vilket gör att arbetsbelastningen ökar eller så blir det väntetid. Det är så det fungerar, säger honOch längre väntetid är inte alltid så populärt bland kommuninvånarna. Det är klart att våra medborgare som ringer och känner att de behöver en tid till läkare eller komma in för en bedömning och inte får det här och nu, känner sig besvikna och tycker att det är dåligt.Men i en kommun som många väljer att flytta ifrån innebär flyktingströmmen också möjligheter. På vårdcentralen har man infört praktikplatser till flyktingar som har fått uppehållstillstånd. De erbjuds då att få komma hit och vara värd eller värdinna på vårdcentralen. Vi har två personer idag som kombinerar det med att läsa svenska på SFI, Svenska för invandrare. På det sättet får de också en inblick i svensk sjukvård och blir kanske intresserade av att söka en utbildning för att utbilda sig inom vårdsektorn. Så jag ser det som en rekryteringsmöjlighet helt enkelt. Att vi på det sättet kan rekrytera människor med utländsk bakgrund, berättar Ulrica Vidfeldt."Har du visat hur man gör i tvättstugan?"Jag har satt mig i köket hemma hos Barbro Gällström i Bångbro. I 30 år har hon varit engagerad i Röda Korset i kommunen. Hon ordnar insamlingar av kläder, hushållsprylar och annat en dag varje månad. Tre dagar i veckan öppnar Röda Korset också sina lokaler för flyktingar som vill umgås och bjuder på lite fika. Det brukar vara uppskattat. Få av boendena har nämligen några egna gemensamhetslokaler, berättar Barbro. Jag frågar henne hur stämningen kring flyktingarna är i kommunen.  Det som jag har märkt att många stör sig på är tvättstugan. För när de blir placerade i hyreshusen så ska man ju gå till tvättstugan och tvätta. Man skriva upp sig på en tid och så får man ju inte springa där jämt. Det där kommer det en del och klagar på. Men jag brukar fråga "har du visat hur man gör i tvättstugan?" De flesta svarar nej. Och då är det inte så lätt att veta hur man ska göra. Och det står väl inte på arabiska eller engelska heller, utan det står nog bara på svenska. Så det skulle jag rekommendera dem att skriva, säger Barbro."Vi bryter mot lagen hela tiden"Utanför asylboendet i Ställdalen står nu fem unga killar, under 18 år, och undrar vad som händer. Socialsekreteraren Annika Andersson pratar med sin chef. Vad blev beskedet? frågar jag när hon lägger på. Ja, två kan vi placera och så får vi fundera på de andra tre, berättar hon. Så när det blir såhär, trots att de egentligen inte ska vara här, så får de vara kvar ett litet tag till? Ja, alltså de ska ju inte det. Men det är ju så, det finns inga platser. Man kan ju säga att vi bryter mot lagen hela tiden. Eller, inte hela tiden, det ska jag inte säga, men de möjligheter vi har där är det redan fullt. Och Bergsgården har tagit emot jättemånga fler än vad de ska. Hur väljer ni vilka två ni ska ta med er, hur går det här till?            Ja, Abdul var ju klar, det var ju den vi visste. Och så kom ju den här första killen så vi får ju ta de två med oss nu och sen får vi lösa det efter hand. Idag.En av killarna, Abul, blir glad när han hör att han ska få åka här ifrån. Men ska mina vänner verkligen stanna här, undrar han? My friends should stay here, really? De stannar här, vi ordnar nått annat åt dem. Vi kommer tillbaka. Du kan tala om det för dem, säger Maud Bergman.Abul samlar ihop sina få tillhörigheter i en bärkasse med Mimmi Mus på. Han kramar om och kindpussar sina kompisar i rummet hej då. Vad sade du till dem undrar jag? Jag kan ringa er, oroa er inte. Jag kommer tillbaka och hälsar på i framtiden. Vi kommer spela fotboll ihop igen. Oroa er inte. Reporter: Mikael SjödellProducent: Annika H ErikssonKontakt: kaliber@sverigesradio.se

The Total Tutor will interview Celebrity from CBS's Bad Teacher Grace Kaufman. Here are her projects:  “Sister” is set to premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival on April 25. David Lascher, Writer/Director of "Sister" on Grace----"Casting for the best 11 year old actress we could find. It took 3 months but when we found Grace Kaufman, I knew we had a movie." More about “Sister”: http://tribecafilm.com/filmguide/532089ebc07f5df7d20002b5-sister Grace is holding her own across a variety of platforms. She is sure to gain fans of primetime comedies as ‘Bronwen,' the nerdy, patrol girl and best friend to ‘Lily' (Sara Rodier) in the brand new CBS comedy “Bad Teacher” opposite Ari Graynor, David Alan Grier and Rodier. “Bad Teacher” is set to premiere April 24 at 9:30/8:30c More about “Bad Teacher”: http://www.cbs.com/shows/bad-teacher/ Grace's peers can hear her belt out tunes as the fun, bright, crazy and opinionated ‘Deema' on the hit animated Nick Jr. series “Bubble Guppies.” Tune into “Bubble Guppies” weekdays at 11:00 A.M. ET on Nick. More about “Bubble Guppies”: http://www.nickjr.com/bubble-guppies/