Podcast appearances and mentions of Emily Campbell

Send us feedback or episode suggestions.in this episode Knapsack's VP of Design Leadership, Richard Banfield takes a look back at a conversation between Chris Strahl and Emily Campbell. They discuss the convergence of design and code, and what that actually looks like. They walk through what a designer role looks like in a modern digital product team and Emily explains her idea that design and development are the same. They just have different approaches to the same process or medium.Other topics the duo touch on include questioning if designers should learn to code, intent around design and development, the importance of making intentional decisions, and more.View the transcript of this episode.Check out our upcoming events.If you want to get in touch with the show, ask some questions, or tell us what you think, send us a message over on LinkedIn.Emily CampbellNow the VP of Design at HackerRank, at the time of original recording Emaily was a Senior Design Specialist for InVision. Emily is a veteran design and product practitioner who focuses on human-centered design, translating creative strategy into business value, building a culture of leadership, and sharing ownership across disciplines. On the side, Emily enjoys exploring the desert around her home in Moab, Utah with her husband and three kids.You can find Emily on Twitter and LinkedIn.SponsorSponsored by Knapsack, the design system platform that brings teams together. Learn more at knapsack.cloud.Other Show NotesLearn about Conway's Law and the Portland Swifts.

Team GB's Emily Campbell – double Olympic medalist and four-time European weightlifting champion – has a table booked this week. Emily Campbell co-hosts the Unofficial Gladiators podcast ‘Contender Ready', available on your favourite podcast app. Listen here. Follow Emily on Instagram @emilyjade_gb Off Menu is a comedy podcast hosted by Ed Gamble and James Acaster.Recorded and edited by Ben Williams for Plosive.Artwork by Paul Gilbey (photography and design).Follow Off Menu on Twitter and Instagram: @offmenuofficial.And go to our website www.offmenupodcast.co.uk for a list of restaurants recommended on the show.Watch Ed and James's YouTube series 'Just Puddings'. Watch here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This episode features an interview with Emily Campbell, CMO at Blackline, a leading provider of cloud software that automates and controls critical accounting processes.In this episode, Emily discusses their shift to lifecycle marketing and her focus on doing fewer things better to drive efficiency. She also dives into her approach to experimentation, and how she's allocating 50% of her budget to experiments as a way to future proof their organization. Key Takeaways:It's important to understand how the customer behaves at each stage of the buying journey and to build lifecycle campaigns accordingly. A connected content strategy that builds on itself is an important component of lifecycle campaigns and streamlines retargeting efforts. Experiments are a way to future-proof the marketing organization, and pushes the team to try new ideas and to take calculated risks. Quote:  “It's probably more like 50 percent of our budget is for experiments this year. I really think about that as an investment in future-proofing our marketing organization. And I want to make sure that the team doesn't get super comfortable in what they're doing. So, I think that innovation really helps push them outside of their comfort zones. But I think we need to be testing new ideas. We need to be taking the, I'll say, calculated risks. We don't want to be throwing money away, but we need to learn what works and what doesn't. And, you know, one of the things that I'm trying to bring to the team is a sense of, we're going to celebrate successes and failures because those failures provide as much learning as the successes, if not more. And so we are very focused on fail fast, learn fast, try more. And, again, still fewer things better, but try new things that we haven't had a lot of experience with in the past.” Episode Timestamps:*(02:27) The Trust Tree: Lifecycle campaigns and understanding customer behavior*(12:11) The Playbook: Relevant content at the top of the funnel*(33:43 ) The Dust Up: Competitors that advertise on your key terms *(35:35) Quick Hits: Emily's Quick HitsSponsor:Pipeline Visionaries is brought to you by Qualified.com, the #1 Conversational Marketing platform for companies that use Salesforce and the secret weapon for pipeline pros. The world's leading enterprise brands trust Qualified to instantly meet with buyers, right on their website, and maximize sales pipeline. Visit Qualified.com to learn more.Links:Connect with Ian on LinkedInConnect with Emily on LinkedInLearn more about BlacklineLearn more about Caspian StudiosBlackline Customer Look Book

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Welcome to Growthmates with Kate Syuma — Growth advisor, previously Head of Growth Design at Miro. I'm building Growthmates as a place to connect with inspiring leaders to help you grow yourself and your product. Here you can learn how companies like Dropbox, Adobe, Canva, Loom, and many more are building excellent products and growth culture. Get all episodes and a free playbook for Growth teams on our brand-new website — growthmates.club, and press follow to support us on your favorite platforms.Listen now and subscribe on your favorite platforms — Apple, Spotify, or watch on YouTube (new!).In this episode, we chat with Emily Campbell, VP of Design at HackerRank. Emily shares her fascinating journey, from starting in economics to leading design at HackerRank, where she focuses on creating design systems that integrate AI while maintaining a human-centered approach. She is also the founder of Women in AI and The Shape of AI, where she explores how AI is reshaping design, creativity, and human interaction. In this conversation, Emily dives deep into how AI can augment human potential, the ethical implications of AI in social media, and why maintaining a human-centered approach is critical as AI evolves.—Brought to you by Command.ai — a user-focused platform offering an alternative to traditional popups or chatbots. Their AI “Copilot” answers questions, performs actions, and simplifies complex tasks. Use “Nudges” to guide users with timely, relevant messages, all within a no-code platform. Perfect for Product, Support, and Marketing teams to positively influence user behavior while respecting their needs:—Key highlights from this episode

This week on Content & Conversation, Ross and Emily Campbell-Snidal, VP of Content Marketing at Siege Media, explore how brands can craft effective content strategies during election season. Show Notes:0:00 Election Strategies and Content Creation2:48 Rethinking Content Calendars4:37 Leveraging Current Events for Engagement7:21 Updating Existing Content for Relevance10:04 Navigating Political Topics with Neutrality12:57 Long-Term Strategy Amidst Short-Term EventsShow Links:Subscribe today for weekly tipsFollow Ross on XSend Us an Email 

Join us for a special live episode of The Future of UX podcast from the Hatch Conference in Berlin, featuring the insightful Emily Campbell, VP at HackerRank and founder of Shapes of AI. Back by popular demand, Emily dives deep into the evolving landscape of UX design in the age of artificial intelligence. In this episode, Emily shares key insights from her recent keynote, exploring the history and rapid evolution of AI from its early roots in cybernetics to today's machine learning models. We discuss the role of algorithms in shaping digital experiences, the ethical considerations designers must navigate, and how to balance user intent with AI-driven personalization. Key Learnings: The Evolution of AI in Design: Understanding AI's journey from the 1940s concept of cybernetics to the present and its implications for modern UX design. Designing with and for AI: Practical strategies for UX designers to harness AI tools to create more personalized, intuitive experiences while avoiding common pitfalls. Ethical AI and UX: Navigating the ethical challenges AI presents, from biases in algorithms to privacy concerns, and the importance of intentional design choices. Future of UX Roles: How the role of UX designers is evolving to include a more strategic, consultative approach, emphasizing deep user understanding and ethical considerations. Practical Applications: How designers can start experimenting with different AI tools, understand their strengths and weaknesses, and apply them to real-world design challenges. Emily provides actionable advice on leveraging AI in design while remaining user-focused and ethically grounded. Whether you're a seasoned designer or just beginning to explore the intersection of AI and UX, this episode is packed with valuable insights to help you stay ahead in the ever-changing landscape of digital design.

Fresh from the Paris Olympic Games, the Team GB weightlifter Emily Campbell joins Jessica Creighton on the programme. Best known for her no-nonsense attitude, fabulous hair and of course, lifting extremely heavy weights, she joins Jessica to discuss adding bronze to her silver medal from Tokyo. A Glasgow parents group is taking legal action against the city council over planned education cuts. It is calling on the council to halt implementation of reductions to teacher numbers and a mentoring scheme. The Glasgow City Parents Group says the council failed to carry out an equality impact assessment. The group's chair Leanne McGuire joins Jessica to discuss. In 2020, Jade Blue McCrossen-Nethercott had the case against her alleged rapist dropped by the CPS. They said that the defence had suggested she suffered from ‘sexsomnia', where a person performs sexual acts in their sleep. Jade Blue put in a Victim's Right to Review and received an apology from the CPS for dropping the case, which cannot be re-opened. Jade Blue then sued the CPS – and has now received £35,000 in compensation for damages. Jade joins Jessica to tell her how it feels to have that compensation.Fame found artist Beryl Cook in the 1970s through her colourful, humorous depictions of everyday people. Actress and artist Kara Wilson has always been a fan and wanted to uncover the person behind the art with her play about Beryl, now playing at the Edinburgh Fringe. At the same time, she's living with her daughter comedian Nina Conti, who also has a show and film on at the Fringe. They both join Jessica to discuss their individual projects and what it's like living together again.Presenter: Jessica Creighton Producer: Lottie Garton

How much does it cost to become an Olympic athlete? Equipment, kit, gym, a coach, competitions, travel and time to train. When funding is cut for a sport, it makes an already tough mountain all the more impossible to climb. Emily Campbell is one such athlete who had to self-fund her Olympic career and has gone on to become the only female Olympic medalist in British weightlifting history, winning Silver in Tokyo. Ahead of the Paris Games, she came into the studio for a candid chat with Jamie.Growing up in a deprived area of Nottingham, Emily's strength is evident far beyond the bars: overcoming injury, lack of funding, battling racism and perceptions of women's bodies, she's always had the unwavering support of her family and community behind her. With her infectious sense of humour, she is a huge advocate for change and inclusive spaces. Jamie's mind is blown by the weights Emily can lift, and she gives an insight into the hijinks of the Olympic village when the competition is over…Emily will be competing for Team GB on Sunday 11th August 2024 - LET'S GO EMILY!!If you enjoyed this episode, please click follow - we have so many great guests like this one, you won't want to miss out! You can also follow us on:Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/greatcompanypodcast/TikTok | https://www.tiktok.com/@greatcompanypodcast—THE CREDITS:Exec Producer: Jemima RathboneAssistant Producer: Gurlina HeerVideo: Jake JiSocial Media: Laura CoughlanThis is a JamPot Original podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Athlete Emily Campbell joins Miquita and Andi for a salt fish salad, pickled cucumber & jalapeño broth, sweet potato fritters, roast garlic oil, and seared wagyu beef - a huge menu because it's not every day you have an Olympian in the house!The three of them discuss how Emily has become the most successful British Weightlifter of modern times, and her hopes for Paris 2024. Emily reflects on her route into weightlifting, the incredible support of her parents and a special teacher, and on the struggle for funding in the early days. There are also stories of growing up in Nottingham, finding your path, how random drug tests an play havoc with your love life, and - speaking of which - what *really* goes down in the Olympic Village when the games are over, and the fun begins!An Offscript Production, and YaYa Production. Produced by Tayo Popoola Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Commonwealth Champion Weightlifter Emily Campbell talks to Sue Anstiss about the changing perception of strong women in society, her medal prospects at the Paris Olympics and inspiring female body confidence.Emily shot to fame at the Tokyo Olympics, winning Britain's first ever weightlifting medal before going on to win Gold at the Commonwealth Games the following year. Emily hopes to be back on the podium for Paris 2024.Thank you to Sport England who support The Game Changers Podcast with a National Lottery award.Find out more about The Game Changers podcast here: https://www.fearlesswomen.co.uk/thegamechangersHosted by Sue AnstissProduced by Sam Walker, What Goes On MediaA Fearless Women production

Ahead of a huge summer for women's sports, we're back with the biggest-ever season of The Game Changers, launching across all podcast platforms on June 18. The ten episodes in this bumper season include Olympians, Paralympians, World Cup winners, European Champions, Presidents and CEOs.It's also the most diverse series ever in terms the sports featured with guests from athletics, cricket, climbing, diving, golf, ice skating, motor racing, rugby, tennis, triathlon and weightlifting.Once again, we're delighted to share that the series is supported by Sport England through a National Lottery Award with new episodes launching every Tuesday throughout the summer. The guests for this powerful series include Emily Campbell – who shot to fame at the Tokyo Olympics, winning Britain's first weightlifting medal before going on to win Gold at the Commonwealth Games the following year. Emily hopes to be back on the podium for Paris 2024Georgia Hall – the English professional golfer who won the Women's British Open in 2018 and now plays on the Ladies European Tour and the LPGA Tour. She'll be taking part in her first Olympics this summer  Sandi Procter – President of the LTA the Lawn Tennis Association and the most senior Volunteer in British Tennis talks to us as we head towards Wimbledon Catie Munnings – one of Britain's most successful racing talents, a rally driver, Red Bull sponsored athlete and TV presenter who now competes in Extreme E - - a radical, all electric off-road racing series in the most remote corners of the planet impacted by climate change.Rhona Lloyd – Scottish Rugby International also playing for Great Britain on the Rugby 7's circuit and hoping to head to Paris this summer with Team GBCharlotte Edwards – the legendary former England Cricket Captain, World Cup and Ashes winner who was inducted into the ICC Hall of Fame in 2022. Charlotte's now a hugely successful coach leading teams in The Hundred, WPL and The Big Bash League Andrea Spendolini-Sirieix – the diving sensation who won Gold at the Commonwealth Games and European Championships last and will definitely one to watch at the Olympic Games this summer when she takes to the 10m boardMolly Thompson-Smith – a shining light in climbing who was ranked no. 1 in the world at just 16. With climbing returning to the Olympics for the second time in 2024, we're hoping to Molly in action in Paris this summerTara Dillon – one of the most senior women working in the physical activity sector as the CEO of CIMSPA, the Chartered Institute for the Management of Sport and Physical Activity AndStef Reid – the multi-talented Paralympian who competed for Canada and Great Britain, winning European, World and Paralympic medals in track and field. Now turning her hand to ice skating and triathlon.Thank you to Sport England who support The Game Changers Podcast with a National Lottery award.Find out more about The Game Changers podcast here: https://www.fearlesswomen.co.uk/thegamechangersHosted by Sue AnstissProduced by Sam Walker, What Goes On MediaA Fearless Women production

The Olympic rings are on the Eiffel Tower - although Michael is not impressed! He's in Sheffield for the GB Boxing team announcement as Team GB also name their biggest - and smallest - sporting squads so far. Chef De Mission Mark England talks rowing and weightlifter Emily Campbell joins us! We hear from Tokyo medalist Holly Bradshaw hoping to make an impression at the European Athletics Championships in Rome And talk Ultimate Championship in Budapest including a future Olympic bid! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Saying goodbye to a local retailer with unique, handcrafted products, The local candle making company Yorabode is closing down. We spoke with owner Emily Campbell about why it was time for her to move on.

The Intersection between AI and Design with Emily Campbell Find Emily on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/emmiecampbell/ Shapes of AI: https://www.shapeof.ai Find me on Socials

Emily Campbell is a design leader and advisor. She brings thoughtfulness and depth to producing business results through design and helping designers develop their careers as they fulfill that mission. Like me, Emily is deeply interested in AI. She's developing an emergent pattern language for working with AI, and that is the subject of our conversation.See full show notes at:https://theinformed.life/2024/05/19/episode-140-emily-campbell/

When you get married, it can be easy to either put your friends first, your family of origin first, or kids first instead of your spouse. We want this episode to serve as a helpful resource for how to love your spouse well and ensure that you are first and foremost investing in the relationship with them.

Join Tom Menley, Andrew Lemley, Emily Campbell, and Pastor Bryan as they touch on many of the subjects that will be covered in Season 4! Hopefully this peaks your interest and gets us all pumped for season 4!

Emily Campbell joins us to discuss the future of UX. Her Shape of AI newsletter and community have become the go-to resource for AI product design patterns. She sees AI products getting to market with far less involvement from design than they should have. Design will undoubtedly experience shocks —with roles changing, and anti-patterns emerging— but also entirely new opportunities for design to shape adaptive experiences that offer users new capabilities to personally interact with products. We discuss what comes next after prompt-based, text interfaces. Episode of hosted by Brittany Hobbs & Arpy Dragffy Guerrero. Please subscribe to the Design of AI podcast. We speak to leaders at the forefront of AI to learn how great AI products are designed and how they're transforming industries To contact us visit our website designof.ai

Imagine being 17 or 18 years old and traveling the world, living your life out of a duffel bag while pursuing the sport you love. That's the life of Alaskan Elias Soule and Utah native Emily Caldwell. Elias and Emily are two of the top U.S. Biathlon junior athletes, rising up out of outstanding club programs and now taking their skills on the road. Heartbeat caught up with them at the IBU Junior World Championships in Estonia, just weeks after competing in the Youth Olympic Games in South Korea.Soule, now 17, grew up in Anchorage, discovering biathlon around age 10. He was able to grow his skills through both the Alaska Winter Stars and Anchorage Biathlon Club programs, skiing in the shadows of role models like Gus Schumacher, who recently won a FIS Cross Country World Cup in Minneapolis. He competed in 2023 at the IBU Youth World Championships in Kazhakstan and this February at the IBU Junior World Championships in Estonia, as well as the Youth Olympic Games in Korea.Campbell, who just turned 18, had many sport opportunities growing up in Park City, and she tried them all. She started in alpine skiing before moving to cross country with the Park City Nordic Club. Then she found biathlon and now trains with the program at Soldier Hollow. Like Soule, she made her international debut a year ago in Kazakhstan, this year competing at the Youth Olympic Games and IBU Junior World Championships.This episode of Heartbeat comes to you on the eve of the IBU Junior World Championships in Estonia as Elias and Emily recap their adventures on the road and look ahead, with each of their careers on a different pathway for the future.

The Center for Community Solutions (CCS) has a new President & CEO - Emily Campbell - who took over the helm at CCS in December 2023. Under her leadership, and in this next chapter for the organization, the work on solutions to health, and social and economic issues remains full steam ahead. Prior to her current role, Emily served as the Chief Operating Officer at CCS, worked for a U.S. Congressman, and consulted with numerous nonprofits, foundations, and government agencies to provide data and public policy decision support.rnrnRecently, CCS announced five things coming from the organization in 2024 that continues to grow their already hard-hitting nonpartisan research, policy analysis, communications, and advocacy. They teased at more coveted Neighborhood and Ward Fact Sheets; tighter partnerships around the gender and racial wealth gap; and a deeper dive into the well-being of girls and teens--to name a few. So what is new in this next era of CCS? And what should we know about Cleveland and Cuyahoga County's current state?

In this episode, we explore the insidious nature of gaslighting, drawing insights from academic research conducted by experts like Dr. Emily Campbell at the University of Michigan and Dr. James Harper at Stanford University. Through real-world examples from my personal journey, we connect these experiences to the broader psychological framework outlined in scholarly studies. Discover the cognitive and emotional impact of gaslighting on individuals, as we uncover red flags and provide strategies for identification. Drawing on the work of professionals like Dr. Susan Whitbourne at the University of Massachusetts and Dr. Christine Garcia at Johns Hopkins University, we delve into the crucial role of social support and self-compassion in mitigating the effects of workplace gaslighting. The episode also addresses the aftermath of working in an environment where gaslighting is prevalent, exploring the long-term effects highlighted in recent studies from the Journal of Traumatic Stress and the Journal of Occupational Health. We emphasize the importance of proactive mental health strategies in recovery and share insights on rebuilding confidence and finding a path forward.

Have you ever stared blankly at a nutrition facts label wondering what it all means? Or maybe your patient has asked you what they should look for on a food label? The nutrition facts label is an extremely useful tool for clinicians to use to educate their patients on making the best food choices. It is especially useful for patients following a therapeutic diet. Emily Campbell joins me today to unpack all the information that can be found on a nutrition facts label, in the context of kidney health.  Emily is a Registered Dietitian and Certified Diabetes Educator specializing in renal nutrition.  Emily dispels common myths about kidney-friendly diets and highlights the importance of personalized care.  The discussion emphasizes a food-first approach, allowing patients to enjoy a variety of foods while preserving kidney function.  You'll walk away today knowing exactly what's on a food label and how to explain it to your patients, whether you're counting calories, protein or sodium!Main Discussion Points:Interpreting nutrition labels for kidney healthInclusion of plant-based proteins in renal dietsUnderstanding sodium, potassium, and phosphorus levelsPersonalized care and goal-setting for kidney patientsThe importance of a food-first approach in preserving kidney functionConnect with Emily:Instagram | @kidneynutritionCookbook | https://kidneynutrition.ca/Support the show*** Grab your FREEBIE here! *** Click here to download for FREE! As a thank you for tuning in today, I want to give you my free guide: How to STEER Your Patient Conversations! I understand the struggle when a patient unloads a laundry list of concerns during an appointment. It's overwhelming, time-consuming, and finding the right direction in the conversation can be like searching for a needle in the haystack. With this framework, you'll learn how to guide the conversation effectively, ensuring your patient feels valued and understood, while addressing the most crucial issues. Yes! I need this! Connect with us on Instagram! ====================== Exam Room Nutrition IG: ➡︎@examroomnutrition Support the show!If you love the show and want to help me make it even better, buy me a coffee to help me keep going! ☕️Just as helpful is sharing the show with someone who'd love it and leaving us a 5 star rating. Thanks for your support!

This week Bobbi Conner talks with Dr. Emily Campbell about penicillin allergy testing during pregnancy. Dr. Campbell is an Assistant Professor of Pediatrics who specializes in allergies and immunology at MUSC Children's Health.

You can't build a community based on the power of a podcast if you don't love listening to them yourself. All year long, the Art of Procurement team is interviewing, producing, and promoting podcast interviews with some of the most interesting people in the field. In this episode, Helen Mackenzie, Head of Sales and Community at Art of Procurement, takes over hosting responsibilities to share the five interviews she thinks of as 2023's chart toppers. She also enlists a bit of help from our Procurement 6 announcer to count them down. Listen in for a recap of Helen's picks of the year: Stephane Morel and his category workbench, a place where all the tools procurement needs are in one place, making work so much easier. Advice on shifting priorities and procurement's ability to adjust from Matt Reddington and Mu Wagh from Procure Analytics  Vendr's Emily Campbell and Nick Pinkman digging into the darkness to address the topic of shadow spend Katherine McCleery, a B2B brand marketing expert, on how important procurement's brand is to getting engagement and making an impact. And her #1 pick - A powerful example of using procurement as a force for good: Tim Nelson, CEO of the charities Hope for Justice and Slave Free Alliance, talking about how we can help combat slavery in today's supply chains    Links: Subscribe to This Week in Procurement Navigating the Perfect Storm Using Category Management with Stephane Morel Strengthening Your Corporate Culture to Survive Challenging Economic Times with Mu Wagh and Matt Reddington Stop Shadow Spend in Its Tracks With Improved Data Visibility with Emily Campbell and Nick Pinkman How to Know When Procurement Needs a Rebrand with Katherine McCleery Enlisting Procurement in the Fight to Eradicate Modern Day Slavery with Tim Nelson

On episode 139, Dan Skinner talks with Emily Campbell, who recently began her service as President and CEO of the Center for Community Solutions after 16 years with the organization. Dan and Emily talk through the extensive (88--one for each Ohio county) fact sheets CCS recently released with data about the status of women in Ohio. Topics include economic barriers such as pay inequity, maternity deserts, policy hurdles to making Ohio an attractive state for aging in place, and more. Streams/notes/subscribe: www.prognosisohio.com/episodes/campbell.

Emily Campbell-Ross bravely shares her story of being raped by a man named Thomas Earle, he was found guilty and avoided jail time. This is her story.Collectively as a community when the news of this sentence was brought into mainstream media, the women of Australia were absolutely outraged to see that yet again, people who convict sexual crimes were not being held accountable for them and getting off on them in the face of good character references and 'supportive family'.Em and Madeleine go into detail in part 2 of the trial, Em's life following the assault and where she is today. We also incorporate as much laughter as possible - because if we don't laugh - we'll cry. So, hold onto your butts and join us for an enraging but important discussion.SIGN THE PETITION HERE ABC Article: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-04-29/rapist-thomas-earle-sentenced-to-three-years-ico/102278630The Project: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ACX2gJtqiR8Connect with EmPersonal Instagram @emcambellrossCampaign Instagram @nojusticeincommunityserviceTo Connect with Reclaim MeVISIT OUR BRAND NEW WEBSITE HERE & subscribe to be a part of the Patreon CHEER SQUAD!To Connect with Madeleine ALL THE LINKS ARE HEREFor advice and support in Australia please reach out to: LifelineFor crisis support please reach out to LifelinePhone: 13 11 14Website: www.lifeline.org.au/13 YARN (13 92 76)If you, or someone you know, are feeling worried or no good, we encourage you to connect with 13YARN on 13 92 76 (24 hours/7 days) and talk with an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander Crisis Supporter. 1800 RESPECTFor sexual assault and domestic abuse support services please reach out to 1800 RESPECTPhone: 1800 RESPECT - 1800 737 732Website: www.1800respect.org.auFor additional help and support / suggested resources for the UK, Canada, USA & New Zealand please see the 'Crisis Links' page on our websiteHERE Sign up for Bonus Content each week on Patreon! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Emily Campbell-Ross bravely shared her story of being raped by a man named Thomas Earle, he was found guilty and avoided jail time. This is her story.Collectively as a community when the news of this sentence was brought into mainstream media, the women of australia were absolutely outraged so ee that yet again, people who convict sexual crimes were not being held accountable for them and getting off on them in the face of good character references and 'supportive family'.Em and Madeleine go into detail in part 1 of the assault she endured and the circumstances surrounding it. We also incorporate as much laughter as possible - because if we don't laugh - we'll cry. So, hold onto your butts and join us for an enraging but important discussion.ABC Article: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-04-29/rapist-thomas-earle-sentenced-to-three-years-ico/102278630The Project: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ACX2gJtqiR8Connect with EmPersonal Instagram @emcambellrossCampaign Instagram @nojusticeincommunityserviceTo Connect with Reclaim MeVISIT OUR BRAND NEW WEBSITE HERE & subscribe to be a part of the Patreon CHEER SQUAD!To Connect with Madeleine ALL THE LINKS ARE HEREFor advice and support in Australia please reach out to: LifelineFor crisis support please reach out to LifelinePhone: 13 11 14Website: www.lifeline.org.au/13 YARN (13 92 76)If you, or someone you know, are feeling worried or no good, we encourage you to connect with 13YARN on 13 92 76 (24 hours/7 days) and talk with an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander Crisis Supporter. 1800 RESPECTFor sexual assault and domestic abuse support services please reach out to 1800 RESPECTPhone: 1800 RESPECT - 1800 737 732Website: www.1800respect.org.auFor additional help and support / suggested resources for the UK, Canada, USA & New Zealand please see the 'Crisis Links' page on our websiteHERE Sign up for Bonus Content each week on Patreon! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

During this conversation Hannah chat's with Emily Campbell and Dan Regan, the current caretakers of the Great Blasket Island off the cost of County Kerry. In this very special conversation Emily & Dan discuss their experience of life in London, the reality of the last few months, the things they have learned in the process and so much more. During this episode both Dan and Emily talk about the potential expiry date that living in London can have as life changes, how they decided to apply to become the caretakers of the Great Blasket and the reality of their experience so far from learning to live more in tune with nature, the highs and lows to island life, to finding joy in the simplest of things. This is a very special conversation about dreaming things into reality, learning to slow down, living a life immersed in nature, what they have learned over the last few months and more, so make sure to check it out today. Instagram: @greatblasketcaretakers @greenerfields @hannahnash01

Golf has come under some scrutiny recently in Utah because of how much water the courses use for irrigation. Earlier this year, a house bill was proposed that would have mandated that all golf courses publish how much water they use per year. The bill didn't pass, but it did bring up some questions about Moab's golf course, and whether the 18-hole course is worth the water. // Plus, the Weekly News Reel! Sophia Fisher of The Times-Independent talks property tax spikes for business owners, opioid settlements bolstering local recovery-focused organizations, and chair Emily Campbell resigning from the planning commission. Alison Harford of the Moab Sun News discusses the winning formula for Moab's youth mountain biking teams and one hiker's attempt to be the first woman to solo the American Discovery Trail. // Show Notes: // Photo: The Moab Golf Course uses 411 acre feet of water per year to irrigate the greens. Photo by Emily Arntsen / KZMU. // The Salt Lake Tribune: Here's how much water golf courses use in Utah www.sltrib.com/news/environment/2023/04/10/heres-how-much-water-golf-courses/ // Weekly News Reel Mentions: // The Times-Independent: Businesses slammed by property taxes https://www.moabtimes.com/articles/businesses-slammed-by-property-taxes/ // The Times-Independent: Opioid settlements bolster local services https://www.moabtimes.com/articles/opioid-settlements-bolster-local-services/ // The Times-Independent: Campbell resigns from planning commission https://www.moabtimes.com/articles/campbell-resigns-from-planning-commission/ // Moab Sun News: Youth mountain biking teams poised for another winning season https://moabsunnews.com/2023/08/31/mountain-biking-team-winning-season/ // Moab Sun News: Hiking the American Discovery Trail through Moab https://moabsunnews.com/2023/08/31/american-discovery-trail/

Emily Campbell, One of the caretakers on the Blasket Islands

There aren't many athletes who make Olympic history with Union Jack space buns, but there aren't many athletes quite like weightlifter Emily Campbell, who is as hilarious as she is strong, as you're gonna hear in this episode!  You might remember watching Emily at the Tokyo Olympics, weightlifting her way to history by winning a silver medal, which made her the first British female weightlifter to win a medal at the Olympics. Alongside being a Commonwealth Games champion she is now also a European champion, and double World Champion medalist and Emily has been snatching and raising the bar ever since! After winning her Olympic silver medal, Emily said, ‘“I don't look like a typical athlete, but what my body does is amazing,” and Emily's success at the bar is matched by her success in changing the game for body positivity in sport. She is doing it for the strong gals, and this episode is a reminder to everyone that no matter what your body may look like, you are capable of anything!  It's not been an easy journey for Emily to become an Olympic athlete - as you will hear in this episode. Not only has she had to overcome outdated societal standards about strong women, she had to self-fund her way to Olympic trials whilst living at home with her parents.  Emily's story is the definition of inspirational and I hope her words about embracing and celebrating her body make you love yourself a little bit more. AND if you didn't think weightlifting was for you - think again - I am off to give it a go.   If you love this chat please get in touch across socials on @joshsmithhosts because it's always great chatting to you and come back next week for the next episode in our special women in sport series! Love, Josh xx P.S. I am BEYOND proud that this series is empowered by Nike, whose ambition - just like Reign - is to champion women and girls and ensure they feel seen and included in sport and beyond.  Nike is committed to celebrating ALL women, supporting HER journey by taking action to make meaningful change and coming through with innovative style-led products you will hear all about in this series.  I'm sure you will have already seen the game-changing new England women's football kit - which we talk about in this episode - that includes the new Leak Protection technology embedded in the lining of the Nike Pro Short for athletes. And Nike have also just launched the Phantom Luna - a women-led football boot, backed by Nike's most meaningful investment in women yet that has taken more than two years of research, trialing, designing and styling to develop.  We haven't even got onto the bras, leggings, Pro Hijabs and their maternity and plus size ranges so make sure you check out all of the latest innovation for HER product at Nike.com and @nikewomen.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Emily Campbell, registered dietician and certified diabetes educator, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the use of diabetes medication for weight loss, and the introduction of a new diabetes pill that's being marketed in a similar way to an already well-known brand. Campbell outlines the differences between the different medications and breaks down the risk of both if you are not diabetic. 

If you're in a mom group online, you've probably seen chatter about power-pumping. At a glance it sounds like everyone does this all the time to maintain or fix their milk supply. But what really is it? Is it evidence based?Today the Milk Minute talks everything Power Pumping! From how to why and everything in between.Work With Us!Book a Lactation Consult with Heather! Click HERE for the deets.Book a Lactation Consult with Maureen! Click HERE to get started.THANK YOU TO OUR NEW PATRONSStephanie Kosydar, Ashley P, Emily Campbell, Amanda Oborski, Julia Forrester, Jessica H, Molly, Cindy Kelly,  Chrissy Rodeheaver* and Susan* *Increased Pledges THANK YOU TO THIS EPISODE'S SPONSORSHighland Birth - Book a Lactation Consult today! Booking a virtual consult with Maureen is now easier than ever. Click HERE to get started!Aeroflow – The easiest way to order your breast pump through your insurance. Click HERE to order today!Click HERE to order your Evivo! Use code MILKMINUTE for 15% off your purchase!Dairy Fairy - Click HERE and use Promo Code MILKMINUTE for free domestic shipping on any of our itemsListener Question: How do I start to produce enough breastmilk to get a freezer stash and breastfeed? I breastfeed my son but can't make enough to freeze or even story in the fridge for a bottle.Mentioned in this episode:Ep. 9: Breastpump Flange SizingEp. 107: PPD/PPA Medications and BreastfeedingPrefer to read the transcript? Click Here to read!Support the showCheck out Milk Minute Podcast's website here!Become a VIP Click here to get exclusive access and more!Send us an e-mail! MilkMinutePodcast@gmail.comFacebook | Instagram | TikTok

This week on Monday Mile I link up with one of the strongest people I know, in fact she has deadlifted me before! The word inspiration is often banded around lightly but today I will be referencing the term and it's not to be taken lightly. Emily Campbell, is Britain's most successful Weightlifter. She's our Olympic Silver Medalist and the current European Champion. She's a Northern lass that can snatch the weight of a baby elephant… casual eh?!  Emily is in town for a regular check in with the team Physio, so we hit the pavements in Covent Garden for a stroll. We chat about her passion for changing the way women feel about body image, her current work with Nike… and the mass drive for inclusion of women of all sizes. She also gives us an insight into life as an athlete, the reality of the physical work load and the ‘baseline of Doms' .  She also shares the truth of not knowing what it's like "to not be in pain whilst sitting on the toilet" and "if I've not got something to hold onto, I'm not getting down there“ . She shares her tips on confidence, “Once you look in the mirror and think damn I look good, it gives you the confidence to go out there and execute whatever you need to do” as well as stressing the importance in physical literacy - “There are girls out there that are standard size that are made to feel massive because the biggest size they can find on the shelf is a 14 or a 16”. Aimee will be probing for answers from the full spectrum of routines; the early birds who have finely tuned Monday mornings, to the late risers who struggle to get up before 11am. How do elite athletes find the motivation to kick start their week come rain or shine? How do celebrities deliver no matter what the time of day? What knowledge can they pass on? Each episode drops on a Monday morning as a bitesize piece of content and weekly dose of motivation - right when you need it. Aimee will meet each of her guests for a walk and a chat and over the course of the mile she will find out how they cope on a Monday morning - their idiosyncrasies, breakfast routines, alarm noises - and how, when they need to, find the motivation to kick-on through the week. Sharing some of Britain's greatest athletes, entrepreneurs, doctors, authors and broadcasters ' secrets on self-motivation, candid thoughts on what they struggle with and a sideways look at some of their more unusual morning habits. Head over to IG to watch the visuals of our episode and what we get up to on our Monday Mile. https://www.instagram.com/aimee_fuller/ Filmed by Jon Moy.

Parenting can almost be like art with every family trying new techniques and sharing different values and cultures. It can be so difficult and rewarding at the same time. It can also be frustrating, confusing, and disheartening. What are some of the core values and principles of parenting as followers of Jesus? Join Pastor Bryan and Emily Campbell as they discuss it!

Procurement often talks about visibility and transparency. Data turns abstract goals into actionable insight. Having greater visibility makes it possible for procurement to negotiate maximum savings while making sure the company has what it needs to operate competitively in a digital world.  In categories where it is easy for distributed buyers to act independently - like cloud software for instance - visibility also provides procurement with opportunities for improved savings leverage and the centralized oversight required to stop ‘shadow spend' in its tracks. In this episode, based on an AOP Live session, Philip Ideson is joined by Emily Campbell, Director of Product Design & Research at Vendr, and Nick Pinkman, Sr. Cloud Manager at Vendr.  Emily and Nick share their perspectives about: The importance of centralizing workflows for managing spend and headcount The different types of cloud savings procurement should pursue during contract negotiations What data procurement should have in hand before entering a cloud software negotiation  

Emily Campbell, Registered Dietitian and Certified Diabetes Educator, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about diets, and specifically the recent increase in injections meant to help diabetes being used for weight loss. Campbell explains the dangers of the newest trend, and how people who want to lose weight can do so in healthy ways.

We're taking time to journey through our 'Family Values' as a church community. This week, we look at what it means to be Community Minded.

Ballots were mailed to all active and registered voters in Grand County this week. Voters will be making decisions on federal, state and local races. We checked in with Grand County Clerk Gabriel Woytek on what happens next, and how their office ensures a safe election process. // Plus, the Weekly News Reel! Doug McMurdo of The Times-Independent discusses local elections, the property tax spike and county grant awards to local businesses. Alison Harford of the Moab Sun News talks election coverage, a recent training from the Children's Justice Center, the community-supported ‘fun fund' and a roadshow collecting memories of war. // Show Notes: // Have election related questions in Grand County? Contact the Clerk's Office! Phone: 435-259-1321, Email: elections@grandcountyutah.net, Address: 125 East Center Street, Moab UT // Voter Registration Safeguards https://voteinfo.utah.gov/safe/voter-registration-safeguards/ // Voting Equipment Safeguards https://voteinfo.utah.gov/safe/voting-equipment-safeguards/ // Ballot Processing Safeguards https://voteinfo.utah.gov/safe/ballot-processing-safeguards/ // Voter Responsibility Safeguards https://voteinfo.utah.gov/safe/voter-responsibility-safeguards/ // Grand County Sample Ballot https://www.grandcountyutah.net/DocumentCenter/View/14714/Grand-County-Sample-Ballot-General-Election // Weekly News Reel Mentions: // The Times-Independent: Lyman, Smith debate brings out voters https://www.moabtimes.com/articles/lyman-smith-debate-brings-out-voters/ // The Times-Independent: Debate lays bare stark contrast between Campbell, Winfield https://www.moabtimes.com/articles/debate-lays-bare-stark-contrast-between-campbell-winfield/ // The Times-Independent: Property tax spike leaves some residents in the lurch https://www.moabtimes.com/articles/property-tax-spike-leaves-some-residents-in-the-lurch/ // The Times-Independent: County awards $609K in STAR grants https://www.moabtimes.com/articles/county-awards-609k-in-star-grants/ // Moab Sun News: Local Election Guide – District 5, Mike McCurdy and Steve Getz https://moabsunnews.com/2022/10/20/local-election-guide-district-5-mike-mccurdy-and-steve-getz/ // Moab Sun News: Local Election Guide – District 4, Lori McFarland and Mary McGann https://moabsunnews.com/2022/10/20/local-election-guide-district-4-lori-mcfarland-and-mary-mcgann/ // Moab Sun News: Local Election Guide – At-Large, Emily Campbell and Bill Winfield https://moabsunnews.com/2022/10/20/local-election-guide-at-large-emily-campbell-and-bill-winfield/ // Moab Sun News: Recognizing signs of abuse https://moabsunnews.com/2022/10/20/recognizing-signs-of-abuse/ // Moab Sun News: Helping kids make memories – Community-supported ‘Fun Fund' sends Grand County kids to camp https://moabsunnews.com/2022/10/20/fun-fund-sends-grand-county-kids-to-camp/ // Moab Sun News: ‘Bringing War Home' project comes to Moab https://moabsunnews.com/2022/10/20/bringing-war-home-project-comes-to-moab/

Today, we once again have something special! The 2022 Candidate Debates with those running for Grand County Commission and State House District 69. Hosted by KZMU with support from the Southeast Utah League of Women Voters, this event broadcast live on Monday, October 17th from the Moab Arts and Recreation Center. Hear from candidates on a variety of issues including water, housing, elections and more! // District 5 (3:00)Steve Getz & Mike McCurdy, District 4 (32:00)Lori McFarland & Mary McGann, At-Large (1:06:00)Emily Campbell & Bill Winfield, House District 69 (1:52:00) Phil Lyman & Davina Smith // Election Day is Tuesday, November 8th. Registered voters should be receiving their ballot by mail the week of October 17th. You can still register to vote online at vote.utah.gov or in person at the Grand County Clerk's Office, 125 East Center Street. // Music in this piece is 'Silky' by Alex Figueria

Today, we once again have something special! The 2022 Candidate Debates with those running for Grand County Commission and State House District 69. Hosted by KZMU with support from the Southeast Utah League of Women Voters, this event broadcast live on Monday, October 17th from the Moab Arts and Recreation Center. Hear from candidates on a variety of issues including water, housing, elections and more! // District 5 (3:00): Steve Getz & Mike McCurdy, District 4 (32:00): Lori McFarland & Mary McGann, At-Large (1:06:00): Emily Campbell & Bill Winfield, House District 69 (1:52:00): Phil Lyman & Davina Smith // Election Day is Tuesday, November 8th. Registered Grand County voters should be receiving their ballot by mail the week of October 17th. You can still register to vote online at vote.utah.gov or in person at the Grand County Clerk's Office, 125 East Center Street. // Music in this piece is 'Silky' by Alex Figueria

Our latest podcast guest discusses balancing the art and science of marketing.But I asked her a deeper question as well – what about philosophy in marketing? After all, our free digital marketing course is called Become a Marketer-Philosopher: Create and optimize high-converting webpages (https://meclabs.com/course/).You can hear the answer to that question, along with plenty of lesson-filled stories, from Emily Campbell, Chief Marketing Officer, Infinite Electronics (https://www.infiniteelectronics.com/) (a Warburg Pincus portfolio company). Warburg Pincus is a global private equity firm with $85 billion in assets under management. Campbell manages a 40-person team and a $30 million marketing budget.Lessons (with the stories of how she learned them) we discussedBalance the art and science of marketingGet out of your comfort zoneFirst team firstChallenge your team and help them growIt's hard to be simpleBalance an extremely successful career with a really interesting lifeCoaching and mentoring can help people grow in their current roles but also help them plan for their future career – even if it is not with their current place of employmentGo into a meeting with a high-level story – never the detailsRelated content mentioned in this episodeNFTs For Brands: It's OK to say no, always be a student, don't resist change (podcast episode #26) (https://www.marketingsherpa.com/article/interview/NFTs-for-brands)About this podcastThis podcast is not about marketing – it is about the marketer. It draws its inspiration from the Flint McGlaughlin quote, “The key to transformative marketing is a transformed marketer” from the Become a Marketer-Philosopher: Create and optimize high-converting webpages free digital marketing course.Get more episodesTo receive future episodes of how I Made It In Marketing, sign up to the MarketingSherpa email newsletter at https://www.marketingsherpa.com/newsletters

With more women winning medals than men for the first time ever in a multi sports event - what a way to finish our preview podcasts!We hear from 3 giants of female British sport - the greatest Olympian Dame Laura Kenny on her 'home' Velodrome in London - groundbreaking weightlifter Emily Campbell who's carrying the England flag at the Opening Ceremony of the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games later. And Olympic, Commonwealth and World champion Christine Ohuruogu on her now coaching career and the work's she doing with Matthew Hudson-Smith!As the show's about to start - settle down to 'Brums the word with Kukri Sports' - a podcast from Anything but Footy. And while listening, also explore the full range of official Team England merchandise at kukrisports.com. If you use the code 'ABF2022' you'll save 10%!Thanks for listening and to our friends at Kukri, Team England & Birmingham 2022 - have a great Games! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Are you a parent, coach or physician of a student athlete? Dr. Emily Campbell, physician with Holston Medical Group, shares about the importance of including mental health in every aspect of physical health practice. Her refreshing perspective on the effects of physical injury on the mental health of student and professional athletes is one that should be shared with every parent, coach and physician. She is Board Certified in Family and Lifestyle Medicine and fellowship trained in Sports Medicine. Dr. Campbell is also the lead sports medicine physician at King University and Virginia High Schools. She serves on the Holston Medical Group Board of Directors and has also served on the Board of Directors for Girls on the Run Northeast Tennessee. Dr. Campbell has received the Tri-Cities Business Journal 40 Under 40 award and her primary work is serving patients in both Primary Care, Non-Surgical Orthopedics, and Sports Medicine. Thank you to Food City for sponsoring this episode of Impact Stigma.

Welcome to the latest episode in our Start Series. Today we Start with the Classics with Emily Campbell of nightwear brand If Only If. For me a classic is something timeless, of quality, of influence, an outstanding example that for reasons not always easy to articulate stands apart. A classic may come in and out of the limelight, be refreshed and reimagined, but they remain. Examples are numerous and personal. My list is long and includes, without doubt, the nightdress. I consider Emily Campbell, of If Only If, to be a custodian of the classic nightdress. Their nighties are beautifully designed, using beautiful materials. They are for all women, at every stage of life, in every generation and of all sizes and styles. We discuss how her mother began the business, Emily's decision to leave teaching and take on the business into a new era, the changes she has made and the impact they have had, how the business continues to celebrate classics and women and what the future holds.

Today's Battle Drill Devotional: Your Faith Needs a Bench Press! Strengthen yourselves so that you will live here on earth doing what God wants, not the evil things people want. (1 Peter 4:2 NCV).   Read 1 Peter 4:1-11. Last year at the Summer Olympics in Tokyo, Great Britain obtained its first female medallist in weightlifting when Emily Campbell gained a silver medal when she lifted 161 kilogrammes.   It takes a lot of strength training to lift almost twice your bodyweight! Your faith also needs a workout to continue to grow. What can you do to strengthen your faith? You need to practice what we call “means of grace” – workout programmes for your faith.   These include studying the Bible. You can do that by following these devotionals, paying close attention to the Bible Message each week and discussing the Bible with friends in a small group.   You can read Christian books and articles. Many wise and experienced Christians have committed their words to paper and we can benefit from learning from them.   We can also think about our testimony. Salvationists should always be ready to testify about what God is doing in their lives. But not of all of us can stand up on a moment's notice and speak out our testimony. So we need to be ready. Someone might ask you about your faith today. What would you say to them? Think about writing something out. It's amazing how often God gives us an opportunity to share when we've prepared ourselves to do so.   Be faithful to your church family. Meet with them on a Sunday. Join in worship with them. And support and encourage a small group of people.   Practice these habits and you will be a spiritual weightlifter!   THINK IT OVER Think about the following: What Christian books could you recommend to a Christian friend or your small group?

Trent and Jeni talk with very special guest Robert and Emily Campbell all about their sea adventure on the amazing Disney Fantasy! Podcast website and leave a voicemail: disneydnapodcast.com Contact us: https://www.disneydnapodcast.com/contact/ If you would like to help the show out, please consider joining our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/disneydnapodcast We really appreciate your support! And as always.... If You've Got The Time, We've Got The Disney!

Trent and Jeni talk with very special guest Robert and Emily Campbell all about their two week land and sea Disney Adventure!  Join us for part two of two trip reports and hear all about their sea adventure on the amazing Disney Fantasy! Podcast website and leave a voicemail: disneydnapodcast.com Contact us: https://www.disneydnapodcast.com/contact/ If you would like to help the show out, please consider joining our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/disneydnapodcast We really appreciate your support! And as always.... If You've Got The Time, We've Got The Disney!

COACHESONLY International Conference | https://www.weightliftinghouse.com/shopusa/coaches-only-march-2022/Emily Campbell is Great Britain's most successful weightlifter, having taken the silver medal at the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games, gold at the 2021 European Championships, and most recently bronze at the 2021 World Championships. Her story is inspiring, and her influence is growing.Follow Emily | https://www.instagram.com/emilyjade_gb/WEIGHTLIFTING CHANGES FOREVER | https://www.weightliftinghouse.com/secret/

The Elephant Bistro & Bar is truly something out of the ordinary, an upscale fine dining experience in Hoxie, Kansas.  Learn more about Emily Campbell's inspiration, entrepreneurial journey, and vision for the future on this episode of Seeking Context.Support the show

Ohio News Connection New data reveals a promising trend in the well-being of Ohio's kids. In 2020, 16.8% of Ohio children lived in poverty, nearly 423,000 children, the lowest percentage reported since 2000. Emily Campbell, associate director of the Center for Community Solutions, noted the data is a one-year estimate from the Census Bureau's 2020 American Community Survey, which carries some uncertainty because of disruptions caused by the pandemic. "These are the best estimates that we have and the best data collection that we could hope for in those circumstances," Campbell explained. "So we're cautious with how we're interpreting it and waiting to see if it's an anomaly, but we see a lot of reasons for hope in this new data." The 2020 data found a 12.4% poverty rate for Ohio adults ages 18 to 24, which is unchanged from 2019, and a slightly higher poverty rate for older adults. Campbell noted the changes are not as statistically significant as the drop in child poverty. Considering the fact unemployment reached record levels in 2020, Campbell added the drop in child poverty is likely the result of government interventions. "Economic stimulus payments, additional unemployment compensation for parents," Campbell outlined. "We think that these are the things that pulled a lot of Ohio's children out of poverty, when the situation could have been much worse." Campbell pointed out the actual impact of policy interventions could be much bigger, because the poverty data only takes income and monetary benefits into account. "It doesn't show the impact of additional food assistance including SNAP and pandemic EBT that was helping children address hunger issues that may have come up," Campbell emphasized. "Or additional Medicaid coverage to help people maintain their health coverage during this pandemic." Two stimulus payments in 2020 lifted an estimated 3.2 million children out of poverty. Campbell maintained the 2020 child poverty data reveals the real-world impact of policies putting additional resources into the hands of families with children. Reporting by Ohio News Connection in association with Media in the Public Interest and funded in part by the George Gund Foundation. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/theohioan/message

How often are you REALLY curious in your day-to-day life? Not to sound too loopy but research has found that curious people are happier, have lower levels of anxiety and experience higher life satisfaction. Plus one study found that curious and warm people were more appealing (read: HOT) when dating. So – how do you get curious in your own life, and stay that way? You’ve gotta listen to the episode to find out your curious little chook! LINKS 'Six Surprising Benefits of Curiosity' Emily Campbell for Greater Good Magazine. 'Five Ways to Become More Curious' - Polly Campbell for Psychology Today. Follow The Space on Instagram @thespace_podcast. Follow Nova Podcasts on Instagram @novapodcastsofficial. CREDITS Host: Casey Donovan @caseydonovan88.Writer: Amy Molloy @amymolloy.Executive Producer: Elise Cooper.Editor: Adrian Walton. Listen to more great podcasts at novapodcasts.com.au.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of The Dietitian Success podcast, I sit down with Emily Campbell, RD and founder of Kidney Nutrition. Emily and I chat about her business journey so far and the process of transitioning from 1:1 nutrition counselling to a group program model. We chat about: The evolution of her practice over the last 2 years How she has become a go-to expert in nutrition for kidney disease, being asked to do speaking engagements and even write a cookbook! The decision to start a group program (Kidney Connection) and some of the first steps she took to make it happen The best strategy she's used to get clients enrolled in her group program Links: Check out Emily on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/kidneynutrition/ and Facebook page here: https://www.facebook.com/emilykidneynutrition Check out Emily's website here: https://emilykidneynutrition.com/ Join the DSC Business membership here to find your community of collaborative, supportive colleagues: https://www.dietitiansuccesscenter.com/membership Download our free Business Planning Workbook and Client Resource Kit here: https://www.dietitiansuccesscenter.com/freebie

On this episode of CREB®Cast, Jason Yule, CREB®'s Director of Communication Services sits down with HomeSpace Society's Emily Campbell to discuss HomeSpace's latest project, Sierra Place and how the CREB® REALTOR® Community Foundation Legacy Grant is helping to make it a reality. 

Emily Campbell, founder and executive director of Go Bella Events based in Colorado, joins Andy in this episode of The Wedding Biz to discuss her career! Over the course of over twenty years, Emily has created celebrations in over forty countries and on five continents from Africa, Asia, Europe, Central Europe, and the Caribbean! Emily is also the co-founder and executive director of Engage Foundation and is also a member of The Knot's Best of Weddings Hall of Fame. Her work has been featured by Martha Stewart, The Knot, Style Me Pretty, Rocky Mountain Bride, and more! She dives into so many interesting topics such as her major in Anthropology and how that relates to what she does now in the events industry and how the complications of a benign tumor steered her away from a more traditional job in Anthropology and led her to where she is now. She and Andy also talk about how to find the right balance between being focused on a project while not seeming standoffish as well as how things have changed because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Emily also touches upon her work with Engage Foundation and how it fulfills her. Andy really appreciates Emily taking the time to come onto the podcast to share her story. Be sure to visit Emily's website and social media handles, and until the next episode of The Wedding Biz, please be sure to share this interview with at least three good friends who might also benefit from it, and leave a review of the podcast wherever you listen! Have you heard about the brand new show on The Wedding Biz Network, Stop and Smell the Roses with Preston Bailey? Listen as Preston shares the secrets, tools, and technologies behind his extraordinary ability to create a theatrical environment out of any space. Also, don't forget about Sean Low's podcast The Business of Being Creative, where Sean discusses the power of being niched, pricing strategies, metrics of success, and so much more. You can find both shows on The Wedding Biz Network.   SUPPORTING THE WEDDING BIZ Become a patron and support Andy and the show! If you are so inspired, contribute!   Time Stamps [0:48] – Andy reveals that this episode's guest is Emily Campbell of Go Bella. [2:15] – Emily discusses her love of studying people and how it relates to what she does. [4:01] – We learn why Emily switched from Anthropology to events. [6:23] – Emily reflects on what she would probably be doing now if her life had gone differently. [7:43] – We discover what Emily considers her signature to be. [10:00] – Emily describes how she gets to know her clients. [12:38] – Emily talks about what it's like to work around the natural beauty in Colorado. [15:19] – We learn how Emily finds teams with the right skill sets. [17:26] – The most stressful aspect of her job, Emily asserts, is the unknown. [20:00] – Emily describes what her psyche is like during production setup. [23:05] – Emily credits herself for being relaxed around her clients. [24:03] – Emily reveals how she goes about making her team feel respected. [26:45] – Andy and Emily have a conversation about expectations being reset because of the COVID-19 pandemic. [28:56] – Emily observes a recent lack of editing in graphic design. [30:08] – Emily makes a statement about her involvement with the Engage Foundation. [33:12] – Emily addresses sustainability and its importance to her. [34:41] – Emily enthuses over events that she has planned for 2022. [35:48] – Andy gives us information about where Emily can be found online. RESOURCES The Wedding Biz - Episode 296 CEO of VOW To End Child Marriage Find Emily: Go Bella - WebsiteGo Bella Design & Planning - Facebook PageGo Bella - Instagram PageOn Clubhouse, follow Andy @andykushner and join his club “The Wedding Biz” to get additional content and to get direct access to Andy.   Follow The Wedding Biz on Social: The Wedding Biz The Wedding Biz on Instagram: @theweddingbiz The Wedding Biz on Facebook: @theweddingbiz The Wedding Biz Network The Music Makers   Support The Wedding Biz by clicking here.   Title Sponsor: This episode is sponsored by Kushner Entertainment & PartySlate.

Today's #BattleDrill devotional: Some of us have been watching the 2020 Olympics from Tokyo over the past few weeks. Great Britain obtained its first female medallist in weightlifting when Emily Campbell gained a silver medal when she lifted 161 kilogrammes. #salvationarmy #basingstoke #devotional It takes a lot of strength training to lift almost twice your bodyweight! Your faith also needs a workout to continue to grow. What can you do to strengthen your faith? You need to practice what we call “means of grace” – workout programmes for your faith. These include studying the Bible. You can do that by following these daily devotionals, paying close attention to the Bible Message each week and discussing the Bible with friends in a small group. You can read Christian books and articles. Many wise and experienced Christians have committed their words to paper and we can benefit from learning from them. We can also think about our testimony. Salvationists should always be ready to testify about what God is doing in their lives. But not of all of us can stand up on a moment’s notice and speak out our testimony. So we need to be ready. Someone might ask you about your faith today. What would you say to them? Think about writing something out. It’s amazing how often God gives us an opportunity to share when we’ve prepared ourselves to do so. Be faithful to your church family. Meet with them on a Sunday. Join in worship with them. And support and encourage a small group of people. Practice these habits and you will be a spiritual weightlifter! THINK IT OVER Think about the following: o What Christian books could you recommend to a Christian friend or your small group? You can subscribe in your favourite podcast program using this link - https://feeds.podcastmirror.com/battle-drill-daily You can also subscribe on: Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/battle-drill-daily-devotional/id1547999905 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0RtXUU5VTM00EJGLyriyzA Android: https://subscribeonandroid.com/feeds.podcastmirror.com/battle-drill-daily Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/rob-westwoodpayne/battle-drill-daily-devotional Email: https://subscribebyemail.com/feeds.podcastmirror.com/battle-drill-daily

All eyes were on Laurel Hubbard at yesterday's women's Olympic weightlifting. That's because she's the first transgender athlete to compete in the Games, but it was Team GB's Emily Campbell who made history. Five years ago, Emily was working with children who had special needs, but now she's the first British woman ever to stand on the Olympic podium for weightlifting, taking home the silver. We talk about women and weightlifting with Sam Prynn from StrongHer Gym. Women trash-talking men and attempts to redress the gender imbalance have gone too far: that's what the journalist James Innes Smith believes. He shares his viewpoint with Fiona Sturges, from the Financial Times and the Guardian, who doesn't agree. Some NHS trusts have issued guidance stating that people should stay on hospital wards based on the gender they identify with and can choose which showers and toilets to use. That's according to today's Daily Telegraph. But many people feel that the privacy from single sex wards is part of their recovery. The merits of mixed versed single sex wards has always been debated and policy has changed as a result. We speak to Sally Sheard, a health policy analyst and historian. Porn made especially for teenagers: what do you think? In a now deleted but much discussed and decried tweet last week the journalist Flora Gill suggested "entry level" porn should be made available to teenagers as an antidote to the hard core material they're already accessing online. Does she have a point? We talk to journalist and author Eleanor Mills, and Lucy Emmerson from the Sex Education Forum. Introvert or extrovert? Which are you? Are you in a relationship with the opposite, and has lockdown made it tough? We speak to Ali Roff Farrar who's an introvert whose husband is an extrovert, and Sonya Barlow who's an extrovert and is going out with an introvert.

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Positive Birth Story Time: In this episode we speak with fitness icon and mother Emily Campbell (Instagram) @emilycampbelloffical about the preparation she did through Hypnobirthing and she takes us on a journey as she shares her beautiful birth story and how she was so well supported by her OB through her entire experience. We hope you enjoy this birth story and would love it if you could subscribe and leave us a review and share with your pregnant friends and family. If you would like to join Shari's new Online Course 'The Journey to Birth' to help you understand what your journey could look like then CLICK HERE and join for only $97 AUD If you would like to work with Nicola through breathwork in preparation for your birth or postpartum then CLICK HERE

Loan Depot's Emily Campbell joins us to discuss recruiting for the mortgage industry. Follow along at www.briancovey.com

Emily Campbell is a weightlifter I've covered for a few years now. She says "If you really really want something you can achieve it. It's not been easy." She's come back from the European Championships with gold medals as Britain had a massively successful tournament. They're now waiting for formal confirmation on the team for Tokyo. Emily's had support from her local community with fund raising efforts from local traders and friends. And there's a real sense of pride at her achievements. It's not been easy because her sport's attracted little or no funding. Emily won a medal at the Commonwealth Games in 2018 but it's the Olympics which have been her dream. i'm making these podcasts to help raise money for Maggie's Cancer Centres - you can make a donation here: https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/destinationtokyo Support this podcast

*Note: This episode was recorded on 11/29/20 Questions: 1. As someone who was in the final stages of getting their PhD at the time when COVID initially hit, what was your experience like? How did your colleagues and supervisors in academia respond to the pandemic? (1:18) 2. How has your experience working in industry been shaped by COVID? How is your day-to-day work life affected by it? (5:45) 3. Some of the more prominent food borne viruses that we are aware of are those like norovirus or Hepatitis A. Early on in the pandemic, the FDA released a statement saying that there was “no evidence” that SARS-CoV-2 was being transmitted by food and or food packaging. As someone with an extensive background in food microbiology, what is your take on this statement? Do you personally feel that food could serve as a likely transmission vehicle for COVID? (9:00) 4. How do you think scientists can better communicate concepts like mask wearing and vaccines to the general public? (13:30) 5. Research shows that the COVID pandemic beginnings are linked to a Seafood Wholesale market, and suggest it was an animal to human transmission (read in a review article published in Frontiers in Microbiology) Is this a common occurrence for a virus to be transferred to humans and in the future, should this be a concern for consumers of animal products? (16:19) 6. How does the food industry control the risk for bacterial and viral transmission in their facilities? Both from the employees and from the environment? (19:41) 7. To kill bacteria in food samples, we are taught to cook it, such as cooking chicken to above 165°F to kill Salmonella, would this type of heat treatment work with a virus? (23:12) 8. What sources of websites would you suggest to individuals who are looking for trustworthy advice about food safety or about the COVID pandemic? (25:36) Sources: --This was a nice review article talking about background and current research on COVID-19 and food; it was used to formulate questions 5-7. It's a trustworthy journal with high impact factor and they provide the original sources for all their work too. Olaimat, A.N., Shahbaz, H.M., Fatima, N., Munir, S., Holley, R.A. (2020). Food safety during and after the era of COVID-19 pandemic. Frontiers in Microbiology. 4. https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fmicb.2020.01854/full#B5

Backr takes the guesswork out of audience engagement. Content creators are some of the greatest facilitators of online communities, inviting anyone with a shared interest to join their tribe. As fans, we want to join these communities for social connection, to feel a sense of belonging, and find friends who share our interests. Backr helps creators build sustainable businesses, one meaningful connection at a time.

Emily Campbell (she/her) is a writer, a poet, the founder of The New Cambrians book club/writing group, and has published with The Bolo Tie Collective, The Anti-Languorous Project and the inaugural issue of Lida Literary Mag. Joining Gio and Renée, Emily talks about the evolution of her writing; decoupling her writing career from "making it" as a Big Name Author and making it fun to write again; gatekeeping in the writing and publishing community; the gratifying experience of creating a writing community of her own and so much more.

Welcome to HOOVERING, the podcast about eating. Host, Jessica Fostekew (Guilty Feminist, Motherland) has a frank conversation with an interesting person about gobbling; guzzling; nibbling; scoffing; devouring and wolfing all up… or if you will, hoovering.It’s an absolute mega smasher this week please because I’m talking to a commonwealth games medal winning and soon to be olympic weighlifter - amazing Emily Campbell. WE had lunch over the zooms, a basic but beautiful CLASSIC of a lunch. Yes. Blooming. Please. Oh god I got so much dirt out of her about athletic eating. Heaven. Everything written below in CAPITALS is a link to the relevant webpage. Honourable Mentions/ LinksGet all over EMILY CAMPBELL on the Instagram and that’s where you’ll hear about her line of badass merch coming out soon. Yes please! I’m on this great site called PATREON where I swap your money for ace podcast related stuff like totally exclusive content and guest recipes. It’ll help me keep the podcast not just alive, but also thriving. Thanks so so so much if you’ve become a patron recently and/ or stuck with me since the beginning of this. Also - if you’d wanted to donate something as a one-off you can DO THAT HERE on the Acast Supporter page thing. I got my big beautiful curly cucumber from ODDBOX and if you want one? And you want a massive £10 off your first box so it makes it just a few quid? Then USE THIS LINK MATEMY TOUR IS RESCHEDULED - COME! I gave a shout out to the amazing CROSSFIT CATFORD and it’s creator, incredible weightlifter and hopefully future guest NICOLA STIDDARDAnd she mentioned breakthrough women weightlifter ZOE SMITH Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/hoovering. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

My girlfriend and I sit down for episode 2 of the podcast, formerly known as Thinkspace podcast!Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/balebceck)

The power of the Instagram choir community strikes again in this special interview with my dear friend, Emily Campbell. While I was struck with the fact there was another choir teacher posting about choir on Instagram (Yay! - this was a big deal 2 years ago) - I was also more struck by Emily’s openness in sharing her wedding pictures on her school choir social media picture with her wife. At the time I was amidst conversations with a good friend of mine experiencing heartbreak from his community about being out at the school he taught at. I’ll be honest, I know of very few openly out women in choral music, particularly in a secondary school setting. In this episode, Emily and I sit down and talk about her growth as a choir educator and in her transparency as a gay woman. There are hundreds of thousands of choir educators in the world very comfortable and safe in sharing their sexuality with their community, and there are hundreds of thousands of choir educators in the world who don’t. I want you to know you are not alone. Emily is an incredible resource as are many other educators I know who I would be happy to put you in contact with if you are in need of a mentor or to talk with someone who has been there. Special thanks to Emily Campbell who you can find hanging out on @choircampbell or with her new puppy Bernie @bernie_the_berner_pupChoir Baton Host: Beth Philemon | Choir Baton Podcast Producer: Maggie HemedingerFor more information on Choir Baton please visit our website and to follow us on Instagram @choirbaton @bethphilemon Music by: Scott HolmesTo join the Choir Baton Teaching Membership or for more information, go here. To receive the weekly Choir Baton Weekly Letter, sign-up here.

Securing childcare is a challenge even in the best of times for many parents. But what do you do when schools and some daycares are shuttered in the middle of a health crisis? Today on the news we talk local and state resources with Emily Campbell of the Grand County COVID-19 Task Force childcare subcommittee. Plus, hear about other resources with Moab City Mayor Emily Niehaus, an interview with a pulmonary critical care doctor in Colorado, and take a stroll down memory lane through a place currently not available for a visit with Public Lands Corner. Show Notes: Utah Childcare Resources Scroll to ‘Office of Child Care’ https://jobs.utah.gov/covid19/index.html Grand County Childcare Resources https://docs.google.com/document/d/1CegFJKWRrKajhLt5IWc7MWKIi-8A5_yDyhK5L-_Nw7Y/edit?fbclid=IwAR2rBnkH5kviHHR8siCnicIfbwXuAi3zxXyXzzZIHSu4EIOsNLyAtKLe-TY https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf4UPJWhqyILwfY_cxDXQQJx1V1-SSduhyYaAKb5Nvkzcyquw/viewform?vc=0&c=0&w=1&fbclid=IwAR2VenBpzVEtklMI6I5o-PkYz1m-sIwc7oidWW3HrgiTLbRH9V6DnPCfp_Y Utah COVID-19 Latest https://coronavirus.utah.gov Colorado COVID-19 Latest https://covid19.colorado.gov Public Lands Corner https://waterdata.usgs.gov/ut/nwis/current/?type=flow https://www.ksl.com/weather/snowpack

Josh Doody explains how to quit your job, Emily Campbell discusses the best homemade Valentine's treats, Angie Sage talks about empathy in fantasy books, Allison Bean gives tips for painting your interior.

Chris and Emily Campbell discuss the convergence of design and code, and what that actually looks like. They walk through what a designer role looks like in a modern digital product team and Emily explains her idea that design and development are the same. They just have different approaches to the same process or medium.Other topics the duo touch on include questioning if designers should learn to code, intent around design and development, the importance of making intentional decisions, and more.Emily CampbellSenior Design Specialist, InVisionEmily is a veteran design and product practitioner. She is currently a Senior Designer on InVision's Design Transformation team, where she helps teams and leaders increase their impact by maturing their practices and developing a culture of learning and collaboration. She focuses on human-centered design, translating creative strategy into business value, building a culture of leadership, and sharing ownership across disciplines. On the side, Emily enjoys exploring the desert around her home in Moab, Utah with her husband and three kids.You can find Emily on Twitter and LinkedIn.Other Show NotesLearn about Conway's Law and the Portland Swifts.

It was an absolute pleasure to catch up with European and Commonwealth bronze medalist Emily Campbell for this weeks Strength Chat. From being at the same university together, it's been awesome to see Emily's journey and progress in weightlifting. In this episode we chatted about her transition from athletics to weightlifting, how she has become more professional in her training and recovery, as well as chatting about her progress so far and her goals for the future. You can follow Emily via the following links; Instagram: @emilyjade_gb You can follow myself, Coach Cuthbert, via the following links; Instagram: @coach_cuthbert Facebook: Coach Cuthbert Training Systems Website: http://www.coachcuthbert.co.uk/

Welcome to He Says She Says God Says, the Podcast about Marriages & Relationships where God is at the centre. Hosted by Ben & Emily Campbell, and several other married couples, this is a show all about relationships and married life for Christian couples. We are hoping to cover every aspect of married life, regardless of whether you are looking for a husband/wife, are newly married, halfway through your married life or are enjoying retirement and your twilight years...we will have topics that are important to everyone. God has been at the foundation of Christian Marriage since the beginning, but God is often not a central part of people's marriages today. Here's some information from the Australian Bureau of Statistics The proportion of marriage ceremonies overseen by a civil celebrant increased to 78.0 per cent of all marriages in 2017 Depending on the year, somewhere between 43-50% of marriages end in divorce The average length of a marriage before divorce is 12 years We will also be looking to the bible for inspiration, concepts and principles that God has designed for our marriages. You may have some ideas and suggestions and we would LOVE to hear them. Feel free to drop us an email podcast@hesaysshesaysgodsays.com. Thanks for listening! Don't forget to subscribe on your favourite podcast app so you don't miss any episodes. Until next time, God Bless. BEN & EMILY CAMPBELL Scriptures for Next Episode: Next episode we will be going through some scriptures about marriage - have a read of Ephesians 5:21-33 CREDITS Music by Caleb Mason (c) 2019 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

WedBiz 100 interview with Emily Campbell. Emily Campbell has always had a passion for doing good. From working with the Lindsey Vonn foundation to kicking off the first activation for The Engage! Foundation in Solaz last December, she’s always doing something with heart. We chat about wedding sustainability, how The Engage! Foundation was formed and how she engages with local groups like WIPA to build community and discover new talent. You won’t want to miss this soulful episode.

Emily Campbell and Kim Roemer are the creators of Posh Pusher gowns. Instead of a typical used, one size fits all, drab hospital gown, Posh Pusher is a colorful, in style alternative. With all the necessary features of a hospital gown: easy IV and anesthesia access and shoulder snaps for breastfeeding and skin to skin bonding. Nurse loved and doctor approved, Posh Pushers are a must-have cherished keepsake which look great in photos of the new family.  Moms pick a design that represents THEM for a special delivery room experience with a pop of color and matching baby apparel for those special first visitors and photos.  See their ad on As Seen on TV We continue to partner with No Such Thing As a Bully and The Moment of Kindness Foundation to help bring more kindness into the world and change the language surrounding our culture.  Thanks as always to Smith Sister Bluegrass for our closing song.   Thu 11/29 1pmET/10amPT or anytime in the archives Thank you sponsorts Safety Bags, Inc; StadiumBags.com and Traci's Healthy Habits.  Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.  Email dori@wordofmomradio.com to become a guest or sponsor! 

Emily Campbell is a product designer based out of Moab, Utah where she lives with her husband and three kids. She makes the money, he plays with the kids, and together they are having an adventure of a lifetime. In this episode: (1:00) From being a law student in a big city, to a cross-country road-trip to be a raft guide in California, to eventually settling in a small town in Utah. (5:00) Living in a small town of Moab, Utah. (7:00) What does a family life and activities look like in Moab, for those of us city dwellers who don’t know. (10:00) Road trips with children (13:20) Inside the head of a five-year-old. (16:40) Growing up in a small town, challenges and benefits for kids and their parents. (22:00) How to help your older child to feel loved and special when you have two new/young kids in the house yearning for all the attention. (26:00) How to have awkward conversations with children. (32:00) The social pressure of dads having to provide for the family in a family when mom is the main bread winner. (38:40) Is coffee actually good for your children? (41:00) Kids health, drug abuse, and support network for a family life in small town America (47:00) What it’s like to be an outside in a small town. (49:00) Access to opportunities, uncertainly, embracing change, traveling the world and getting in trouble with the school district. (53:00) Dad envy, birthing a child and the value of bonding with children early on. (63:00) Giving yourself up and the lifestyle you want for yourself. (65:00) Thinking of having kids? Here’s your ultimate advice. Emily Campbell on the webs at Elou Design Emily on Twitter Moab, Utah on Google Maps Rad Dad podcast

On this episode we’re bringing you the presentation from our September UX event where you’ll hear from Emily Campbell. Emily is a design specialist on the design transformation team at InVision. She talks about how part of the design process requires detaching ourselves from our personal biasses, habits, and assumptions. Emily introduces creative methods to be more intentional and to carry a beginner's mindset into your work. She also discusses how to better arm you and your teams to stay productively curious and to encourage that behavior in others. A big thanks to Podium for hosting this meetup at their beautiful, brand-new headquarters in Lehi. Check out producthive.org to see the latest events, join our community on Slack, and more. Thanks to Joakim Karud for our intro music. soundcloud.com/joakimkarud/keep-on-going

In this show of freaks and geeks, Richard & Will invite Emily Campbell in to talk about cosplaying and conventions