Podcast appearances and mentions of donna carter

In this episode, we explore the possibilities of the Black imagination with architect Donna Carter. A Fellow of the American Institute of Architects, Donna D. Carter is the President of Carter Design Associates, an architectural, planning, and restoration firm in Austin, Texas. Her practice is focused on projects that combine revitalization, historic preservation, and new construction within a community context.   A shaper of physical spaces, Donna and her firm have received numerous awards including the Texas Society of Architecture's Design Award and the Preservation Texas Award for the Restoration of the Texas and Pacific Terminal Waiting Room, which is Fort Worth's largest and most extravagant example of Art Deco architecture.    As a civic leader, Donna has held many volunteer and board positions that keep her active in her community. From participating in numerous Austin planning and development task force committees to being a Fellow of the Center for Heritage Conservation at Texas A&M University, Donna has dedicated her life to being of service.    In this episode, we talk about:  Thinking creatively about spaces  How to nourish a creative spirit Resources:  Donna Carter Carter Design Associates AIA Profiles - Donna Carter Places of Interest Austin Public Library Architecture Pruitt-Igoe Housing Project (VIDEO) ◉ Website: https://nourish.community/podcast ◉ Substack: https://blackherstories.substack.com/  ◉ IG: @blackherstories  ◉ Advertising Inquiries: hello@nourishevents.org   

In this episode, we explore the possibilities of the Black imagination with architect Donna Carter. A Fellow of the American Institute of Architects, Donna D. Carter is the President of Carter Design Associates, an architectural, planning, and restoration firm in Austin, Texas. Her practice is focused on projects that combine revitalization, historic preservation, and new construction within a community context. A shaper of physical spaces, Donna and her firm have received numerous awards including the Texas Society of Architecture's Design Award and the Preservation Texas Award for the Restoration of the Texas and Pacific Terminal Waiting Room, which is Fort Worth's largest and most extravagant example of Art Deco architecture.  As a civic leader, Donna has held many volunteer and board positions that keep her active in her community. From participating in numerous Austin planning and development task force committees to being a Fellow of the Center for Heritage Conservation at Texas A&M University, Donna has dedicated her life to being of service.    In this episode, we talk about:  Preservation Architecture in the context of the Black community  Reimagining Black History and reclaiming the Black Imagination Resources:  Donna Carter Carter Design Associates AIA Profiles - Donna Carter   Places of Interest Austin Public Library Texas and Pacific Terminal Waiting Room  ◉ Get in Touch: Nourish.community/podcast  ◉ IG: @blackherstories  ◉ Advertising Inquiries: hello@nourishevents.org   

Donna Carter, the founder of GoingBallistic.com, is dedicated to a powerful cause: providing rifle-rated ballistic shields to all rural counties in Texas. Her unwavering commitment to increasing safety and protection in these communities is making a significant impact and empowering law enforcement agencies in their vital work. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thebusinessminds/message

Donna Carter, President and Founder of Going Ballistic, a 501-C-3 non-profit organization that has been established to provide law enforcement in Texas with ballistic shields.2nd Amendment Activist: Summer is Here! And That Means Gun Crimes in Deep Blue Cities And States!America is Hot And Lawless Under Joe Biden...Joe Biden Pushes for Lawsuits Against AR-15 Makers and Other Firearm ManufacturerAt Least 30 Shot During Weekend in Mayor Brandon Johnson's Chicago8 Shot Sunday Morning in Democrat-Run Kansas CityDonna Carter, President and Founder of Going Ballistic, a 501-C-3 non-profit organization that has been established to provide law enforcement in Texas with ballistic shields.Going Ballistic is a 501-C-3 non-profit organization that is established with the intent to provide law enforcement in Texas with ballistic shields. These shields and the accompanying training will help our law enforcement professionals meet the ever-demanding job of police work while protecting them from the dangers of an active shooter or similar threat.These shields are quite expensive and therefore not normally issued to law enforcement officers other than specialized tactical units. It is the goal of Going Ballistic to provide these lifesaving shields to the first responders in law enforcement to mitigate the risks of an active shooter more quickly without having to wait for SWAT-type units to arrive thus saving lives.Mrs. Carter did more than wonder – she reached out to local law enforcement where her son would attend school and asked the question all parents hate to ask.It started with a question.Mrs. Carter did more than wonder – she reached out to local law enforcement where her son would attend school and asked the question all parents hate to ask.“Are we ready for another Uvalde?”The answer was shockingly, “no” after 32 years of such incidents - leaving kids, classrooms and cops vulnerable. Donna and her team took action: contacted national firearm experts, sourced manufactures and came up with a strategic plan and launched a 501 (c)3, all in one year. Their first shield rated for rifle rounds was donated this February. Another is ready to be gifted, as we speak.HISTORYAfter much prayer and contemplation following the Uvalde shooting, nowsomething that will be synonymous with the quiet small town, I felt lead to call my brother-in-law who is a retired Texas Ranger in the hopes of seeing if there was anything we could do. His response was, “It's funny you called”.After sifting through facts and rumors, he told me that the Uvalde incident was likeColumbine April 20, 1999. My heart broke and my head almost exploded hearing this, the fact was first responders were waiting on someone to arrive with a rifle rated ballistic shield. This planted a seed in me that has taken root and sprung forth into GoingBallistic.org. Then he said, every first responding vehicle should carry one. I agreed.We began to talk protective shields and varying capabilities, sizes, and price. Then then I wondered if the county, where my son would attend school, had one and if not - how could we get one? It's funny how when you start to ask simple questions you come up with simple solutions.BIO: Donna Carter, President and Founder of Going Ballistic is a “Mom with a Mission.” She's a Texas dynamo, who is passionate and articulate about protecting kids in schools and the law enforcement officers that ensure their safety.FIND HER WEBSITE HERE:FIND HER FACEBOOK HERE:Donna Carter, President and Founder of Going Ballistic, a 501-C-3 non-profit organization that has been established to provide law enforcement in Texas with ballistic shields.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Donna Carter, CEO of the non-profit Going Ballistic, has one idea, so she joins the show to share.

Hour One: Gordie Siebring calls the show to bring a somber update from the Ukraine. Plus, Donna Carter, of Going Ballistic, has a proposal worth listening to.

Donna Carter is one “Mom with a Mission”, this Texas dynamo is passionate and articulate about protecting kids in schools and the law enforcement officers that ensure it. Do more than wonder what would happen if there were an active shooter at your child's school. Go beyond the topic of gun control and have the conversation that protects kids and communities. We talk about Donna's organization, Going Ballistic, and the inspiration behind it, as we remember the tragedy at the Uvalde School on May 24, 2022. Join this conversation as we talk faith and putting faith in action to better our communities and world. Connect with our guest: Facebook: @goingballistic Donna@goingballistic.org www.goingballistic.org ----------------------- Connect with us: patreon.com/gifts4glory ⁠gifts4glory.com⁠ FB/IG/Twitter: @gifts4glory ⁠wellversedcomedy.com⁠ FB/IG/Twitter: @wellversedcmdy Well Versed Comedy Events: ⁠events.wellversedcomedy.com #OGHG #faith #testimony #Uvalde #protectourkids #police #training

Donna Carter saw the tragedy in Uvalde, Texas, in May 2022. Now, she's taking action. Find out about her faith and her mission to help equip our local police force with the training and equipment needed to combat future tragedies. Connect with Going Ballistic at goingballistic.org.

Donna Carter is one “Mom with a Mission”, this Texas dynamo is passionate and articulate about protecting kids in schools and the law enforcement officers that ensure it. Do more than wonder what would happen if there were an active shooter at your child's school. Go beyond the topic of gun control and have the conversation that protects kids and communities.    GoingBallistic.org.

On this episode of the Living Strong Podcast We are joined by Donna Carter to discus her MS Survior Story.

To celebrate their final episode of Grow on the Go, Hollie welcomes Donna Carter and Kevann Pankhurst to the show! They discuss what it's like to be women in a male-dominated industry, they share some of their favourite moments from the show over the past 7 years, and they tell us about their plans for the future!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode of The Living Strong Podcast Kym is joined by MS Survivor Donna Carter to discuss her journey surviving MS.

Have you ever wondered how design and architecture can uphold racial inequality? According to a 2020 report, only 0.4% of licensed architects in the United States are Black women. So, what does it mean to occupy this space of a Black woman? What does it mean to use architecture as a form of life-affirming storytelling for marginalized communities? Donna Carter, architect and civic leader, based in Austin joins us to talk about designing our way to a more equitable future through our understanding of physical spaces as places of community building, storytelling, and healing. Donna D. Carter, FAIA is President of Carter Design Associates, an architectural, planning, and restoration firm in Austin, Texas. Her practice is focused on projects combining revitalization, historic preservation, and new construction within a complete community context.As a civic leader, she has held volunteer and board positions for non-profit health care providers and social service advocates since 1986, serving in board and board-appointed positions for Austin's Seton Family of Hospitals from 1996 until 2016 and Austin ECHO. She has recently finished 2 terms on the board of Huston Tillotson University and currently serves on the board of AIA Austin.We left this conversation thinking more deeply about the physical structures that permeate our everyday life and how we can be agents of disruptions and co-agitation through design. ✨

In the summer of 2014, Davey McEathron Architecture was founded upon the idea of the architect as artist and master craftsman. DMA celebrates the process of designing and building through listening and collaboration. With an equal amount of space dedicated to a design studio and a fabrication studio, DMA positions itself in a unique location between design, testing, and realization. Davey McEathron has been designing buildings, furniture and public art in Austin since 2008. Born and raised in Houston, Davey spent the early part of his adult life travelling the United States as a singer and guitar player for several Texas indie rock bands before deciding to go back to college to become an architect in the early 2000's. Davey graduated from Portland State University in Portland, Oregon - a city known for burgeoning ideas in urban design and sustainability. While there, he spent his summer breaks working for Allusa Architecture under the mentorship of Bob Schatz. Longing for good Mexican food and hot summers, Davey returned to Texas after graduation - landing in Austin - a place where many of his old musician friends lived. Since living in Austin, Davey has worked for architecture firms of all sizes, with project types covering a wide spectrum - residential design/build with Jay Hargrave Architecture; multi-family with the Hailey Group; and academic housing with Lord, Aeck and Sargent. Davey spent 5 years working for Carter Design Associates under the guidance of Donna Carter and Abby Lawson. There he worked on projects ranging from residential, commercial, religious, civic, academic and urban planning, to public pool facilities and even a pistol range for the City of Austin Police Department. Carter Design Associates was given awards for several projects that Davey worked on, including an Associated General Contractor's Award for the Deep Eddy Pool Renovation and an American Society of Landscape Architects award for the Republic Square Master Plan, with which Carter Design Associates prepared the architecture and historical portion of. In 2014, Bartholomew Pool received a "Best of Austin" award from the Austin Chronicle. Davey is also a founding member of ¡el grupo! - a creative collective of artists, architects and craftsmen that look for unique opportunities and projects to impact the surrounding community. ¡el grupo! has been honored with several different awards in the few years it was in existence. In 2009, they were awarded Best Backyard Bungalow for a doghouse that they designed/built for a charity auction. In 2011, the Austin Chronicle awarded ¡el grupo! a "Best of Austin" award for the Moustache Ride. In 2012, the Austin Chapter of the American Institute of Architects also gave a Merit Award for the Moustache Ride.In addition to Davey McEathron Architecture, in the summer of 2020, Davey McEathron started Rock Paper Build, a Design/Build/Develop, company with his wife, Rebecca Holliday. Together, they are building craft-driven projects, developing several lots on the Eastside of Austin, as well as building their own house. Davey is a licensed Architect in the State of Texas and a LEED Accredited Professional. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Tina vanished from Skowhegan,ME after a fight with her ex boyfriend with whom she lived. They were both sadly IV drug users. She did not have a stable home. She couch surffed a lot. The ex says he last saw her on dark Rt. 150 at 2AM. Her mom Donna Carter will be joining me to talk about her daughter's case. Due to her addictions she was no longer welcome at the Bangor homeless shelter she frequinted. https://www.google.com/search?q=tina+stadig&rlz=1C1CHBF_enUS844US845&oq=tina+stadig&aqs=chrome..69i57.4555j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

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In this episode of the Feudal Future podcast, hosts Joel Kotkin and Marshall Toplansky interview Clarence (Nink) Carter. He and his wife, Dr. Donna Carter founded GateWay Second Chance Foundation and GateWay Boarding Academy, to provide a second chance for academically and behaviorally-deficient adolescent boys to learn the academic, life and problem solving skills to minimize their risk of becoming ensnared in our inadequate criminal justice system. After growing up in inner-city Brooklyn and attending undergrad at Michigan State University, Nink graduated with a Master’s degree in Business Administration from Harvard and launched a corporate career working at Xerox, General Motors, Lear-Siegler, and Square D Corporations. Afterwards, he became the principal of a non-public K-12 school and started his current organizations. Learn more about Gateway Second Chance Foundation & Gateway Boarding Academy: https://www.gatewaysecondchance.org/ https://www.gatewaysecondchance.org/boardingacademy.html Learn more about Clarence Carter, MBA and Donna Jean Carter, PHD Show Notes: https://joelkotkin.com/feudal-future-podcast Join the 'Beyond Feudalism' Facebook group to share your story, ask questions and connect with other citizen leaders working to restore opportunity to the middle class: https://www.facebook.com/groups/beyondfeudalism Chapman University's Beyond Feudalism Report: https://www.chapman.edu/communication/_files/beyond-feudalism-web-sm.pdf Tweet thoughts: @joelkotkin, @mtoplansky, #FeudalFuture #BeyondFeudalism Purchase Joel's Book 'The Coming of Neo-Feudalism': https://www.amazon.com/Coming-Neo-Feudalism-Warning-Global-Middle-ebook/dp/B07VCG8RPF Sign Up For News & Alerts: http://joelkotkin.com/#subscribe This show is presented by the Chapman Center for Demographics and Policy, which focuses on research and analysis of global, national and regional demographic trends and explores policies that might produce favorable demographic results over time.

The power of our words can lift others up and drag them down. This week on the podcast, Donna and Randy Carter share personal stories to illustrate several strategies you can use to leverage your pain. They talk about the tyranny of our culture to dictate what we desire, and the necessity of filtering our values through the grid of scripture. Learn how we can respond to the embrace of our Father and the beautiful the future He has for us. This series is based on the book Kick the Boring out of Your Life by Donna Carter. You can receive a special offer on this book by emailing donna@donnacarter.org.

Just in time for Mother's Day, Donna Carter and her eldest daughter Kendall have an honest discussion about being a mom. They talk about what motherhood can teach us about ourselves, parenting, and God. As Kendall looks forward to her first Mother's Day as a Mom, she also reflects on how she was brought up and shares what she might do the same and different in raising her own child.

We have settled on our suggested name for our Site thanks to Logan Frye- So be on the look out for our new Title....(Drumroll....) Due Knowledge! We love it! This episode we explore our initial reactions to everything Quarantine and Librarians! We have settled on using a cell phone (Safe Distancing) Thank you Samsung! - to bring in Donna Carter, Public School Librarian on his Dell with Harry Brake from Woodbridge High School - with no other mic! It is possible! However, next podcast we will demonstrate what difference it makes when we talk (Safe Distancing) using the cell phone, a studio mic, and the computer - so you can hear the difference! Thanks for "checking in!"

March is Women's History Month, and DPS is celebrating the women who uphold the department's mission across North Carolina. In this episode, we are speaking with the first female to achieve the rank of Lieutenant Colonel in the NC State Highway Patrol. Twenty-two years after starting her career as a trooper and forty years after the first female trooper joined the patrol, Lt. Col. Donna Carter shares her insight on what it's like to be a woman in law enforcement and how the NCSHP has evolved over her tenure.

Author Deanna Oelke and Donna Carter continue their discussion about the Biblical gift of prophecy. They unpack the difference between the harshness of Old Testament prophecy and the totally different purpose of New Testament prophecy. In this episode of Grow on the Go, learn how to express a word received from God for someone else so it can be accepted by people in all different environments and at any stage of their spiritual journeys. http://media.blubrry.com/faithstrongtoday/p/fst.mc.tritondigital.com/GROW_ON_THE_GO_P/media/GOTG-S04E12-What_to_Do_When_God_Invades_Your_Space_nov26-19.mp3

Austin architect, Donna Carter, on becoming an architect.

Austin architect, Donna Carter, on the greater good.

Learn to leverage pain, travel light, and honour God with two special guests in this chapter of 'Your Story' with Melinda Estabrooks. Brooke Nicholls is a Worship Leader and songwriter who released her debut EP, Blessed Assurance, last year and is currently on tour (as of this writing). Donna Carter is an international speaker, co-founder of Straight Talk Ministries, and the author of several books, including her latest, Kick the Boring Out of Your Life.