Podcasts about femfest

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In the news today: For our first headline of the day focusing on Michigan State Football, MSU announces metal detectors for Spartan Stadium. For our second headline focusing on student life, FEMfest 2023 offers insight into the feminine experience through art. For our final headline of the day focusing on student life, students discuss off-campus, on-campus jobs at MSU.

Today on the show - Erin McGreehan and Ruairi O Murchu on the future of the Narrow Water Bridge Project, the Irish Thalidomide Association spoke with us following their recent meeting with Micheal Martin. Sinn Fein's Housing Spokesperson Eoin O Broin joined us to discuss the continuing housing crisis and the National Women's Council spoke to us about FemFest, an event highlighting the sexual violence and harassment experienced by young women - these stories and more covered this morning Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On today's show, the Biden Administration's care package for Ukraine, USC's FemFest hosted by a student organization, and we'll meet a graduate student who's working to increase representation of people with disabilities. All that and more, "From Where We Are." *** Host: Colby Martin and Jameela Hammond Executive Producer: Yuki Liang Producer: Aarohi Sheth Technical Operator: Fernando Cienfuegos

Special Episode in support of Femfest 8. Featured on today's episode:The P-90's (Winston-Salem)Bob Fleming and the Cambria Iron Company (Charlotte)Lauraau Gardea "Mama" (Winston-Salem)

Episode 1 of 2 dedicated to Femfest.Featured on today's episode"Casey Noel (Greensboro)Cashavelly Morrison (Winston-Salem)Bangzz (Durham)Rebecca Reel (Winston-Salem/Uzbekistan)

Sarah Burns and Billie Feather are here to talk about FemFest, an annual benefit to raise awareness against domestic violence and sexual assault through female/femme music.   MAIN EVENT ON NOVEMBER 13TH: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSKRNCdaXB9B8RIl7Wpys2Q AUCTION/RAFFLE LINK: femfestnc.betterworld.org See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We dig into a report about why the state has so few Black and brown teachers and possible solutions. While many businesses have struggled through the pandemic, we’ll hear from someone who actually started a business last year as part of our COVID Earners series. Then, we hear from a filmmaker of End of the Line, who documented the women of Standing Rock working to protect their land and water. Plus, we’ll look at the importance of women in music with one of the presenters at this year’s Riverwest FemFest.

Piet and Jordan bring us the schedule for Riverwest Femfest's virtual event "Portraits of Fem" and talk to us about the history of the event. Full schedule here: https://www.rwfemfest.com/portraits-of-femme

This week our guest on the podcast is Irina Vladimirovna Kosterina. Irina Kosterina is Programme Coordinator of the Heinrich Böll Foundation in Russia, a sociologist and gender researcher, trainer and organiser of rehabilitation retreats for activists, human rights activists, journalists and NGO workers.The questions we discuss on the podcast include: what is the Heinrich Böll Foundation and what are the programmes of its Moscow branch; the Femfest which took place in Moscow in November 2020; the meaning of “Gender Democracy”; how Russian society feels about the idea of equal rights for men and women; the influence of the Russian Orthodox Church on attituded to gender equality; the difference in attitudes and evaluation of the idea of gender equality between Russians and the peoples of the Caucasian republics; the Böll Foundation's studies on the role of gender in four Caucasian republics; the Foundation's new project in Russia on overcoming and preventing burnout, stress and fatigue among NGO employees, activists, human rights defenders and journalists; what the future of the human rights movement in Russia holdsThis podcast is in the Russian language. As well as on the Rights in Russia website, you can also listen to the podcast on SoundCloud, Spotify or iTunes. The music, from Stravinsky's Elegy for Solo Viola, is performed for us by Karolina Herrera.Sergei Nikitin writes on Facebook: Irina Kosterina is a sociologist, gender researcher, and programme coordinator of the Heinrich Böll Foundation in Moscow. Simon Cosgrove and I talked to Irina about many things: feminism, the recent Femfest 2020, the “traditional values” of the state, the role of men and women in the Caucasian republics, the burnout of people working in NGOs, and much more. For me, this was a continuation of a conversation we had started last August, when Irina stopped by for a visit and I treated her to my kari and showed her our local area. Speaking of feminism, Irina shared with us a recent story about how people concerned about “traditional culture” crashed the streaming of Femfest 2020 – it's not clear whether out of their own enthusiasm or for money – which made it necessary to limit entry to the online event to those who registered. Although the word “feminism” often provokes an inadequate and aggressive reaction from a certain category of people, ideas of equality and justice are slowly gaining popularity, as Irina Kosterina discussed in our podcast.Simon Cosgrove adds: If you want to listen to this podcast on the podcasts.com website and it doesn't seem to play, please download by clicking on the three dots to the right. A summary of some of the week's events in Russia relevant to human rights can be found on our website here.

Этот подкаст раньше выходил на «Медузе», а теперь его выпускает студия «Техника речи»По данным ВОЗ, каждая третья женщина на протяжении жизни сталкивается с домашним насилием. В карантин ситуация еще усугубилась: в апреле генеральный секретарь ООН Антониу Гутерриш охарактеризовал мировую статистику по домашнему насилию в период пандемии как «ужасающую глобальную вспышку». О росте числа случаев домашнего насилия говорят и российские правозащитники.  Все специалисты объясняют вспышку условиями самоизоляции и экономическим кризисом: семьи заперты друг с другом в четырех стенах, неизвестности и стресса стало больше. В такой ситуации практически неизбежны конфликты даже в благополучных семьях, что уж говорить о тех, где эпизоды домашнего насилия уже случались или успели стать нормой. Можно ли защитить себя? Что делать женщине, если она находится под угрозой домашнего насилия? И как помочь соседке, если вы слышите, что партнер бьет ее? В двадцатом эпизоде Александра Довлатова, Анастасия Хартулари и Настя Красильникова разбираются в этих непростых вопросах вместе с экспертами. Журналистка и организатор FemFest Лола Тагаева рассказывает о ситуации с домашним насилием в России, а активистка и глава некоммерческой организации Led By Her Кьяра Конди — в Европе.

Drop Kick Murphy's play Fenway Park in Boston and Riverwest Femfest goes digital, find out more on this episode of Tap'd In.

Drop Kick Murphy's play Fenway Park in Boston and Riverwest Femfest goes digital, find out more on this episode of Tap'd In.

Jordan and Piet talk about the what to do for Riverwest FemFest 2019 and Present Music's Kevin Stalheims' last performance on this episode of Tap'd In.https://www.rwfemfest.com & https://presentmusic.org/events/stalheimtime

Jordan and Piet talk about the what to do for Riverwest FemFest 2019 and Present Music's Kevin Stalheims' last performance on this episode of Tap'd In.https://www.rwfemfest.com & https://presentmusic.org/events/stalheimtime

If you live in or around Wisconsin and you like punk and garage rock, you're probably familiar with Mary Joy's work in Fox Face. The Dirtnap Records band has toured Europe, played SXSW and has rightfully earned a spot as one of Milwaukee music's heavy-hitters. On top of her work in that project, Joy also plays bass in Saebra & Carlyle and she just started a new band called Witch Bolt. Oh yeah, and she's also an invaluable figure in the Ladies Rock Milwaukee organization. Prior to Riverwest FemFest, which features all three of her bands, Joy came to Milwaukee Record headquarters to discuss the importance of the festival before talking about growing up as a ska kid in Stevens Point, Wisconsin. After taking in some of her first shows at Mission Coffee House, Joy formed a high school band called Nobody's Housewife before (briefly) moving to New Orleans for college and almost instantly being displaced by Hurricane Katrina. She wound up in Milwaukee, playing in bands like International Datelines, Pussy Collector and The Olives — and the rest is history. My First Band is sponsored by Boulevard Brewing and PrideFest Milwaukee. The show is edited by Jared Blohm. You can listen to My First Band on iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify and wherever else you get podcasts. Music used in this show comes courtesy of Devils Teeth (“The Junction Street Eight Tigers”) and Nobody's Housewife ("Sold" and "Devil Eyes").

De laatste FemFest voor mijn zwangerschapsverlof! Vol acts die ik deze festivalzomer misloop...

De FemFest van Internationale Vrouwendag! Hoewel het in FemFest natuurlijk altijd internationale vrouwendag is. Tracklist: 1. Grimes, Janelle Monáe - Venus Fly 2. Sigrid - Sight of you 3. Selena Gomez, Benny Blanco, Tainy, J Balvin - I can't get enough 4. CHVRCHES, Marshmello - Here with me 5. Vanessa - Upside down 6. The Asteroids Galaxy Tour - Boy 7. No Doubt - Just a girl 8. Claud - Easy 9. Mabel - Don't call me up (Burak Yeter Remix) 10. Illuminatie Hotties - I wanna keep yr dog 11. Isabella Lovestory - Humo 12. Tabitha - Zomer 13. Carly Rae Jepsen - No drug like me 14. Garbage - Only happy when it rains

Lørdag 02.mars arrangerte Venstrealliansen FemFest på Chateau Neuf, og Et Eget Rom deltok selvfølgelig! Med besøk fra journalist Hilde Sandvik og Victoria Øverby Steinland ansatt på Likestillingssenteret prøvde vi å bli litt klokere på hva en hersketeknikk er. Hvem bruker det? Rammer det kjønn forskjellig? Og hva med "mansplaining" - er det en hersketeknikk?

Femfest 5

Stiekem weer wat kerstmuziek in deze FemFest, maar het gaat ook over een vagina-video met schelpen, origami en fortune cookies.

De ultieme jaarlijst. Welke vrouwen maakten in 2018 de allerbeste muziek?

Happy election results! Let's hear it for the rainbow!!! And the women who are a part of that rainbow. It's about time politics looked different. As this NY Times Article explores, the women "marched, they ran, and on Election Day, they won." Way to do it ladies, of both parties! Shana's calling in from the road on her 2018 Fall Tour, and today she and Theresa thanked all of those who volunteered and canvassed and worked so hard against the odds to get their candidates elected. Congratulations to Antonio Delgado, Juan Figueroa, and Jen Metzger with the big wins in our region. We discussed the type of perseverance it takes to run a political campaign. S Our first guest is Donna Costello, choreographer and dance educator at the Park Avenue Armory in NYC. She's been a dancer her whole life, and managed to move quite quickly into her success in NYC. She calls herself a 'process junkie' and she gets into how to create a free and honest atmosphere when working in a group so that there can be a good work flow and creative feedback. She loves teaching but she also loves collaborating, and recently created Jitterbug and the Aftermath, a movement theater duet. This work was presented in 2018 at the Estrogenius Festival in the East Village and at Definitive Figures, A FemFest of Performance, a festival that Donna and Jenny Sargent conceived & produced together in New Orleans holding space for over 10 inspiring femme and female-identifying artists of mixed disciplines. This interview really dives into the world of dance expression and artistry. Our second guest is Reverend Jordan Scruggs, Deacon and Community of Ministries Director at Saint James United Methodist Church in Kingston, NY. In her role at the Church Jordan is broadly focused on the alleviation of poverty which translates into some truly beautiful community building activities like "Waffle Church" and the transformation of a neighboring Church building into a community driven center open to all regardless of faith. . She quotes Martin Luther King Jr., "The Arc of the Moral Universe Is Long, But It Bends Toward Justice," when asked about how we overcome the conflicts we are experiencing politically and spiritually in our country. She hopes that we will learn to celebrate diversity rather than pretend our differences don't exist, and when asked about how she reconciles the role women have historically played or rather not played in religion, she sums it up with her impression that God is your Mother. Amen to that! Today's show was engineered by Manuel Blas of Radio Kingston, www.radiokingston.org. We heard music from Shana Falana, http://www.shanafalana.com/, and audio from the film, She's Beautiful When She's Angry, http://www.shesbeautifulwhenshesangry.com ** Please: SUBSCRIBE to our pod and leave a REVIEW wherever you are listening, it helps other users FIND US :) Follow Us: INSTAGRAM * https://www.instagram.com/iwantwhatshehaspodcast/ FACEBOOK * https://www.facebook.com/iwantwhatshehaspodcast TWITTER * https://twitter.com/wantwhatshehas

Pretty Girls, bad girls, girls who wanna have fun en girls who run the world: ze komen allemaal voorbij in deze speciale Femfest!

Deze week is FemFest een all-women-festivalshow! Met de vrouwen die je écht moet zien op Best Kept Secret - basically, de topvrouwen die nu touren.

Jordan sits down with Ellie Jackson and Olivia Doyle of Riverwest FemFest and they discuss the upcoming festival, the performers and the festival's impact.

Jordan sits down with Ellie Jackson and Olivia Doyle of Riverwest FemFest and they discuss the upcoming festival, the performers and the festival's impact.

FemFest: de gloednieuwe show op KX waarin je alleen maar vrouwen hoort!

I forbindelse med Venstrealliansens feminismefestival Femfest sendte vi live fra Lillesalen på Chateau Neuf den 10. mars med seksualundervisning som tema. Har seksualundervisningen bedret seg de siste årene? Hvorfor ikke? Og hva skal til for at seksualundervisningen skal bli tilstrekkelig? Til å svare på disse spørsmålene hadde vi med oss helsesøster Helle Paulik, Hilde Enger Arntsen fra Rosa Kompetanse, Marianne Støle-Nilsen fra Sex og Politikk, Sondre Hansmark fra Unge Venstre, Andrea Sjøvoll fra Sosialistisk Ungdom og Dag Johannes Sunde, seniorrådgiver i Utdanningsdirektoratet (Udir).

In her editorial Dil talks honestly about her body image issues and how giving birth helped her heal her relationship with her body. We mark World Aids Day as we ask, from a Global and Irish perspective, are we anywhere near to zero infections? We hear about Femfest, a leadership conference organised by the National Women’s Council of Ireland […] La entrada Sparking Change with Dil #7 | World AIDS Day and FemFest se publicó primero en Headstuff.

Live In-Studio PerformanceWritten By Maggie Yates / Directed by Katie WilliamsWelcome to FemFest! This year’s panels include your favorite reality star and social influencer, the fierce and fabulous Farraliegh Webster! Farraliegh will be talking about her rocky road to fame, how she rediscovered her divine feminine power through rehab, and then answering fan questions from

This week Maggie and Anna discuss PCPA’s production of Shakespeare’s “Twelfth Night,” Katie Williams discusses this summer’s production of Maggie Yates’ play “FemFest”, and then the cast of “FemFest” performs the play live in our studio. Twelfth Night by William Shakespeare at PCPA Fences by August Wilson at PCPA Disgraced by Ayad Akhtar at Center

Savhanna speaks with Darlene Okemaysim-Sicotte from Iskwewuk E-wichiwitochik (Women Walking Together) about the organizational changes and challenges over the years. Lenore Maier and co-host Manuela also join Savhanna, who all took part in the 90.5FM CFCR event: FemFest! An International Women's Day Celebration, raising money for Iskwewuk E-wichiwitochik. http://www.justice.gc.ca/eng/rp-pr/cj-jp/fv-vf/annex-annexe/p86.html