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In an exclusive interview with Euronews, Raphaël Glucksman, a prominent French socialist, urged the 27 EU member states to abandon their reliance on the United States, speaking to Radio Schuman on today's podcast.Glucksman recommended swift action on using frozen Russian assets to mobilise funds, halting imports of Russian LNG gas, and agreeing on joint borrowing to strengthen the bloc's defence capabilities in the long term.As a member of the Foreign Affairs and Defense Committees, as well as the Delegation to the EU-Ukraine Parliamentary Association Committee, Glucksman has recently engaged extensively with French media to urge France and the European Union to act swiftly and make decisive commitments regarding Ukraine.Radio Schuman is hosted and produced by Maïa de la Baume, with journalist and production assistant Eleonora Vasques, audio editing by Johan Breton. Music by Alexandre Jas. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In episode 179, Coffey talks with Kacey Riccomini about managing political and social speech in the workplace in a time of heightened political division and social tension.  (HRCI business credit)They discuss legal protections for political speech under federal and California state laws; when political speech becomes discriminatory or creates a hostile work environment; the limitations of First Amendment protections in private workplaces; employer rights and responsibilities regarding employee social media use; how to handle disruptive political discussions in the workplace; the challenges of managing speech in remote work environments; the importance of having clear workplace policies around respectful communication; the definition and handling of retaliation claims; the risks and considerations around employer monitoring of employee social media.Good Morning, HR is brought to you by Imperative—Bulletproof Background Checks. For more information about our commitment to quality and excellent customer service, visit us at https://imperativeinfo.com. If you are an HRCI or SHRM-certified professional, this episode of Good Morning, HR has been pre-approved for half a recertification credit (HRCI business credit). To obtain the recertification information for this episode, visit https://goodmorninghr.com. About our Guest:A dynamic litigator with a breadth of experience, Kacey creates and executes effective litigation strategies to address a variety of complex disputes. She advises a wide range of clients, from members of Fortune 500 and large privately-held companies to smaller businesses.Aggressive, focused, and methodical in her approach, Kacey leads complex litigation that is practical and consistent with her clients' business goals and strategic objectives. She represents clients in state, federal and appellate courts as well as before various dispute resolution agencies. She has prevailed in state and federal courts at all stages of litigation, including trial, and has successfully arbitrated and mediated numerous cases before the AAA and other dispute resolution agencies.Kacey is a talented writer who professionally publishes articles on various legal topics. She also serves on the editorial boards for two publications, Bender's Labor & Employment Bulletin and Bender's California Labor & Employment Bulletin.Prior to joining Thompson Coburn, Kacey was an Associate at Chapman, Glucksman, Dean, Roeb & Barger, where her practice focused on professional liability for accountants and business managers, construction defect litigation for builders and developers, and insurance defense.Kacey Riccomini can be reached at https://www.thompsoncoburn.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/kacey-riccomini-2220192bAbout Mike Coffey:Mike Coffey is an entrepreneur, licensed private investigator, business strategist, HR consultant, and registered yoga teacher.In 1999, he founded Imperative, a background investigations and due diligence firm helping risk-averse clients make well-informed decisions about the people they involve in their business.Imperative delivers in-depth employment background investigations, know-your-customer and anti-money laundering compliance, and due diligence investigations to more than 300 risk-averse corporate clients across the US, and, through its PFC Caregiver & Household Screening brand, many more private estates, family offices, and personal service agencies.Imperative has been named the Texas Association of Business' small business of the year and is accredited by the Professional Background Screening Association. Mike shares his insight from 25 years of HR-entrepreneurship on the Good Morning, HR podcast, where each week he talks to business leaders about bringing people together to create value for customers, shareholders, and community.Mike has been recognized as an Entrepreneur of Excellence by FW, Inc. and has twice been recognized as the North Texas HR Professional of the Year. Mike is a member of the Fort Worth chapter of the Entrepreneurs' Organization and is a volunteer leader with the SHRM Texas State Council and the Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce.Mike is a certified Senior Professional in Human Resources (SPHR) through the HR Certification Institute and a SHRM Senior Certified Professional (SHRM-SCP). He is also a Yoga Alliance registered yoga teacher (RYT-200).Mike and his very patient wife of 27 years are empty nesters in Fort Worth.Learning Objectives:Develop appropriate workplace policies that protect both employee rights and business interests while maintaining compliance with federal and state regulations regarding political and social speechImplement effective procedures for addressing potentially discriminatory or disruptive workplace speech while avoiding retaliation claimsDistinguish between protected speech that requires employer action and general complaints that fall outside the scope of workplace regulations

Elmarie chatted to Fiona Kearney about the Glucksman Gallery's 20th, and looks ahead to the Craft Fair next weekend! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

THE REAL JERRY LEWIS STORY  with Author Rick Saphire & Guest Co-Host TV & Film Actor Eddie Deezen (Grease, Polar Express, 1941, Midnight Madness) Book Excerpt BOMBSHELL: Jerry Lewis' second daughter, born March 23, 1992, was a blessing that brought much joy to Jerry and his wife, and rightly so. Finally, having a daughter he could love and publically call his own was very important to the man who had been previously denied that privilege. Sadly, a legal question arose during the planning stages of the adoption, causing dissension which resulted in a bitter breakup between the comedian and a close lifelong friend, one who had been instrumental in Jerry Lewis' entrance into show business and his rise to fame. Author Rick Saphire was well acquainted with both parties in this matter and was unwittingly thrust into the middle of the firestorm. The author will discuss his personal observations in the book.   The REAL Jerry Lewis Story is not a biography of the famous American comedian but serves as an addendum to all that has been written about entertainer Jerry Lewis in the past. It offers corrections to the myriad of misinformation in past publications, media reports, and legal documents dating back to the day Jerry Lewis was born. The book exposes never-before-revealed details about Jerry Lewis' family, career, and life.   For clarity, Jerry Lewis is the alias, stage name, professional name, and theatrical name of entertainer Jerome Levitch. This book will explain, with the aid of court documentation, that Jerome Levitch's name was never legally changed to Jerry Lewis, despite the fact that he signed that name on legal documents, including his draft card and his final will.   The REAL Jerry Lewis Story is scheduled to be officially announced on March 16, 2024, with a release date shortly thereafter. the author is entertainer and celebrity representative Rick Saphire, who first met Lewis in 1953. As a young performer, Rick Saphire was often referred to in the media as "Jerry Lewis' protégé." Saphire appeared on network TV with Jerry Lewis in the 1960s and was his theatrical representative in the 2000s. The author also had the unique advantage of being close to Jerry Lewis' family, friends, and business acquaintances. Rick Saphire's uncle and mentor, Ernest D. Glucksman, was the executive TV producer and director for Dean Martin & Jerry Lewis during their peak period in movies, and on television. when Jerry Lewis went solo, Glucksman remained Lewis' executive producer while serving as the star's personal manager.   As a child, Rick Saphire was the proverbial “fly on the wall,” witnessing much of the private interactions behind the scenes between Martin & Lewis and with Jerry Lewis himself. Saphire has also represented Jerry and Patti Lewis' oldest son, the rock 'n' roll legend Gary Lewis of Gary Lewis & the Playboys. He has shared his insights with Rick Saphire in preparation for this book.   BREAKING NEWS: The Forward for The REAL Jerry Lewis Story is written by Gary Lewis, who, for the first time, has authorized a frank discussion of family matters, some of which are pretty revealing and surprising.   NOTICE: A special chapter in The REAL Jerry Lewis Story is dedicated to Rick Saphire's attempts to reunite Suzan Minoret with her biological father, Jerry Lewis. Minoret, who called herself Suzan Lewis, contacted the author by phone while she was homeless and living in her car in the State of Florida. She described herself as disabled and desperate to be acknowledged by the man she knew as her birth father. The author's disturbing story of Suzan “Lewis” Minoret is told in-depth for the first time in chilling detail. It is a book within a book with exclusive photographs.   From beginning to end, the story of Jerome Levitch is that of a lonely child from Newark, New Jersey, who spent much of his youth hiding from himself. It's the sad account of a man who portrayed some of the most beloved screen characters of all time, yet he spent much of his life trying to convince his fans that he was much more intelligent and far more sophisticated than the clown they loved. Although temporarily satisfying, Jerry Lewis knew that laughter and applause were no substitute for the safe, warm, and loving childhood Jerome Levitch craved but never knew. The REAL Jerry Lewis Story eBOOK LAUNCH IS JULY 4, 2024 ON AMAZON Pre-Order eBook Now. CLICK HERE THE PHYSICAL BOOK DEBUTS LABOR DAY WEEKEND 2024   York Publications: Phone/Text: 856-424-1064 Email: Admin@YorkPublications.com Mail: Post Office Box 2903, Cherry Hill, NJ 08034

THE REAL JERRY LEWIS STORY  with Author Rick Saphire & Guest Co-Host TV & Film Actor Eddie Deezen (Grease, Polar Express, 1941, Midnight Madness) Book Excerpt BOMBSHELL: Jerry Lewis' second daughter, born March 23, 1992, was a blessing that brought much joy to Jerry and his wife, and rightly so. Finally, having a daughter he could love and publically call his own was very important to the man who had been previously denied that privilege. Sadly, a legal question arose during the planning stages of the adoption, causing dissension which resulted in a bitter breakup between the comedian and a close lifelong friend, one who had been instrumental in Jerry Lewis' entrance into show business and his rise to fame. Author Rick Saphire was well acquainted with both parties in this matter and was unwittingly thrust into the middle of the firestorm. The author will discuss his personal observations in the book.   The REAL Jerry Lewis Story is not a biography of the famous American comedian but serves as an addendum to all that has been written about entertainer Jerry Lewis in the past. It offers corrections to the myriad of misinformation in past publications, media reports, and legal documents dating back to the day Jerry Lewis was born. The book exposes never-before-revealed details about Jerry Lewis' family, career, and life.   For clarity, Jerry Lewis is the alias, stage name, professional name, and theatrical name of entertainer Jerome Levitch. This book will explain, with the aid of court documentation, that Jerome Levitch's name was never legally changed to Jerry Lewis, despite the fact that he signed that name on legal documents, including his draft card and his final will.   The REAL Jerry Lewis Story is scheduled to be officially announced on March 16, 2024, with a release date shortly thereafter. the author is entertainer and celebrity representative Rick Saphire, who first met Lewis in 1953. As a young performer, Rick Saphire was often referred to in the media as "Jerry Lewis' protégé." Saphire appeared on network TV with Jerry Lewis in the 1960s and was his theatrical representative in the 2000s. The author also had the unique advantage of being close to Jerry Lewis' family, friends, and business acquaintances. Rick Saphire's uncle and mentor, Ernest D. Glucksman, was the executive TV producer and director for Dean Martin & Jerry Lewis during their peak period in movies, and on television. when Jerry Lewis went solo, Glucksman remained Lewis' executive producer while serving as the star's personal manager.   As a child, Rick Saphire was the proverbial “fly on the wall,” witnessing much of the private interactions behind the scenes between Martin & Lewis and with Jerry Lewis himself. Saphire has also represented Jerry and Patti Lewis' oldest son, the rock 'n' roll legend Gary Lewis of Gary Lewis & the Playboys. He has shared his insights with Rick Saphire in preparation for this book.   BREAKING NEWS: The Forward for The REAL Jerry Lewis Story is written by Gary Lewis, who, for the first time, has authorized a frank discussion of family matters, some of which are pretty revealing and surprising.   NOTICE: A special chapter in The REAL Jerry Lewis Story is dedicated to Rick Saphire's attempts to reunite Suzan Minoret with her biological father, Jerry Lewis. Minoret, who called herself Suzan Lewis, contacted the author by phone while she was homeless and living in her car in the State of Florida. She described herself as disabled and desperate to be acknowledged by the man she knew as her birth father. The author's disturbing story of Suzan “Lewis” Minoret is told in-depth for the first time in chilling detail. It is a book within a book with exclusive photographs.   From beginning to end, the story of Jerome Levitch is that of a lonely child from Newark, New Jersey, who spent much of his youth hiding from himself. It's the sad account of a man who portrayed some of the most beloved screen characters of all time, yet he spent much of his life trying to convince his fans that he was much more intelligent and far more sophisticated than the clown they loved. Although temporarily satisfying, Jerry Lewis knew that laughter and applause were no substitute for the safe, warm, and loving childhood Jerome Levitch craved but never knew. The REAL Jerry Lewis Story eBOOK LAUNCH IS JULY 4, 2024 ON AMAZON Pre-Order eBook Now. CLICK HERE THE PHYSICAL BOOK DEBUTS LABOR DAY WEEKEND 2024   York Publications: Phone/Text: 856-424-1064 Email: Admin@YorkPublications.com Mail: Post Office Box 2903, Cherry Hill, NJ 08034

Nel primo turno delle elezioni parlamentari in #Francia, come previsto dai sondaggi, il RN di Marine Le Pen ha ottenuto il maggior numero di voti, ma è abbastanza in dubbio che riesca ad ottenere una maggioranza dei seggi in Parlamento al secondo turno, soprattutto dopo le "desistenze" dei candidati minori per concentrare i voti contro il #RN.Era questo il proposito di #macron? Una tela di ragno in cui attirare i populisti per farli governare in condizioni difficili tra vincoli europei e proteste di piazza?

À 10 jours des Européennes, le Rassemblement national fait toujours la course en tête selon notre baromètre Harris Interactive-Toluna Challenge-M6 et progresse encore à 32.5 % des intentions de vote. Il creuse encore l'écart avec Valérie Hayer, la candidate Renaissance à 14.5%. Raphaël Glucksman pour le PS-Place publique est à 14. Pour en parler, Laurent Jacobelli, porte-parole du RN. Ecoutez L'invité de RTL Midi avec Eric Brunet et Céline Landreau du 30 mai 2024

C dans l'air du 24 mai 2024 : Attal / Bardella : un gagnant...un perdant ? Il était attendu. A moins de vingt jours des élections européennes, le débat télévisé entre le Premier ministre et la tête de liste Rassemblement national aux élections européennes a été suivi par 3,61 millions de téléspectateurs (18,0 % du public) hier soir sur France 2. Un bon score pour ce rendez-vous politique qui a vu Gabriel Attal et Jordan Bardella opposer deux visions antagonistes de l'Europe, dans la dernière ligne droite avant le scrutin. "L'Europe est l'homme malade des économies développées", pour le l'eurodéputé RN. "L'Europe, c'est la prospérité", pour le chef du gouvernement. Deux convictions opposées, mais aussi deux attitudes différentes : un Premier ministre sans fiche, offensif et qui a tenté de mettre en lumière les failles du programme du candidat RN versus un président du parti d'extrême droite, favori des sondages, venu avec ses fiches, sur la défensive. Huitième face-à-face entre Gabriel Attal et Jordan Bardella, lourd d'enjeux, il est sans doute celui qui a été le plus scruté de tous. Alors quels sont les enseignements de ce débat ? Sécurité, immigration, protectionnisme économique, vision de l'UE, guerre en Ukraine, Russie… Que faut-il retenir de cet échange de plus d'une heure ? Qui a gagné ? Qui a perdu ? Enfin Raphaël Glucksman, troisième sur le podium dans les sondages pour les élections européennes, peut-il créer la surprise le 9 juin prochain ? Très loin de Jordan Bardella crédité de 33 % des intentions de vote dans une dernière enquête mais désormais à seulement un point de la tête de liste macroniste Valérie Hayer (16 %), la tête de liste PS-Place Publique concentre les attaques de ses rivaux à gauche. Nos experts : - Guillaume DARET - grand reporter au service politique à France Télévisions - Cécile CORNUDET - éditorialiste politique aux Échos - Nathalie MAURET - journaliste politique pour le groupe de presse régionale Ebra - Bernard SANANES - politologue, président de l'institut de sondages Elabe DIFFUSION : du lundi au samedi à 17h45 FORMAT : 65 minutes PRÉSENTATION : Caroline Roux - Axel de Tarlé - REDIFFUSION : du lundi au vendredi vers 23h40 PRODUCTION DES PODCASTS: Jean-Christophe Thiéfine RÉALISATION : Nicolas Ferraro, Bruno Piney, Franck Broqua, Alexandre Langeard, Corentin Son, Benoît Lemoine PRODUCTION : France Télévisions / Maximal Productions Retrouvez C DANS L'AIR sur internet & les réseaux : INTERNET : francetv.fr FACEBOOK : https://www.facebook.com/Cdanslairf5 TWITTER : https://twitter.com/cdanslair INSTAGRAM : https://www.instagram.com/cdanslair/

College campuses around the country have been rocked by protests against Israel's war on Hamas, which has claimed the lives of some 35,000 Palestinians, according to health officials in Gaza. Students have established tent encampments and are calling on their universities to divest from companies that support the Israeli occupation. Some universities have cracked down on protesters. Since encampments began at Columbia University on April 17, over 1,000 students have been arrested around the country, and numerous students have been suspended.In Vermont, protesters have formed encampments at Middlebury College, University of Vermont and Sterling College. Both Middlebury and UVM students are demanding financial transparency and calling for their institutions to divest from Israel. Among their other demands, UVM students are calling for the cancellation of the commencement speaker, Linda Thomas-Greenfield, the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations. Middlebury students are calling for their school to bring students and academics from Gaza, where many universities have been destroyed. In response to student demands, UVM leaders met with protesters and agreed to disclose its endowment investments and discuss the commencement speaker. Leaders of both institutions have so far permitted the protests, though students told me they worried about potential disciplinary consequences. Erica Caloiero, the vice provost for student affairs at UVM, told VTDigger that tents are a violation of university policy but that the school is working with students “to make sure that temporary structures exist in a way that is safe and allowable.”Middlebury College released a statement saying, “As an educational institution, Middlebury values and encourages free expression and the peaceful exchange of ideas—including peaceful protest.”On this Vermont Conversation, we hear voices from the student protest encampments at Middlebury and UVM. Middlebury senior Joshua Glucksman is due to graduate in a few weeks but said he can't think about that. “Every single university [in Gaza] has been rendered dysfunctional by the ongoing Israel campaign of genocide,” he said. “There's no way that in my privilege as a student at Middlebury College, graduation is on my radar right now.” “It just is inconceivable considering the amount of damage and destruction being done right now in Gaza, especially in my name for the perceived idea of Jewish safety, that Israel is waging this genocidal campaign,” said Glucksman, who is Jewish.“This has been the most powerful three days of my career at Middlebury College,” said senior Oliver Patrick. “I feel like I have grown as a person, as an organizer, as a leader, more than I have in my last three years here. But that can't take away from the very serious fact of why we're here, which is that last night, missiles killed children in Gaza. And our university is complicit with that. And I'm willing to perform whatever action or whatever role to help stop that.”UVM senior Lillian Farah, who is from Massachusetts but is of Palestinian descent, was quietly writing with chalk in Arabic, “Free Palestine,” on the sidewalk in front of the UVM protest encampment. A large pole with surveillance cameras loomed overhead, which many students nervously pointed to. Farah said she was unafraid.“Watching people be able to come together for something that they actually believe in, despite threats of suspension, threats of arrest, threats of trespassing citations, it's not enough to scare people away. And I think that that's a very real, very lasting impact of all of this that maybe some people are starting to understand,” she said.“Maybe this is what people need to see that we're not going anywhere. And our voices aren't stopping, and they matter just as much as anybody else's.”

durée : 00:03:28 - Histoires politiques - C'est une note d'Antoine Bristielle, de la fondation Jean Jaurès, à propos des futurs électeurs de Raphaël Glucksmann (candidat socialiste aux Européennes) qui nous l'apprend : sur 100 électeurs tentés de passer d'Emmanuel Macron à Raphaël Glucksman en 2024, 60 sont des femmes.

« Je ne croyais pas revivre cela, je pensais que c'était terminé ». C'est en Une du Point, l'amertume de Marie Vaislic, 93 ans, ancienne déportée. L'hebdomadaire a décidé de donner la parole aux « survivants », « ils témoignent face au retour de la barbarie », nous dit-on. Ils ont 93 ans, 95, 100 ans... « Je pensais que c'était terminé » explique donc Marie Vaislic. Et elle ajoute aussitôt : « On ne s'attaque pas à des bébés, des femmes : les terroristes du Hamas ont fait comme les nazis. Va-t-on en finir avec l'antisémitisme, avec cette manière d'accabler les juifs de tous les maux ? » Malgré son âge, Marie Vaislic, continue de témoigner, dans les écoles, sur la déportation. Mais elle ne cache pas son pessimisme. « Aujourd'hui, on assassine un professeur parce qu'il montre une caricature de Mahomet, dit-elle... On fuit ce pays et je crois qu'on a raison, j'ai deux petits enfants qui vivent à Londres et à Washington, j'en suis très contente. »Quitter la France pour « un havre de paix », une « atmosphère insouciante » c'est justement ce qu'ont fait, ces dernières années, Rivka, Elie ou encore Yaël... qui avaient choisi Montréal, au Canada. « Ils pensaient avoir trouvé un refuge où poser définitivement leurs valises », raconte M, le supplément du Monde. « Mais l'embrasement au Proche-Orient, après le massacre perpétré par le Hamas en Israël, a allumé des feux jusqu'au cœur du Québec ».  Il y a eu des « coups de feu contre deux écoles juives montréalaises », « des cocktails Molotov contre une synagogue et deux centres associatifs juifs ». « Mais ce sont les mots et les slogans scandés dans les rues à chaque manifestation organisée en soutien au peuple palestinien qui ont heurté le plus profondément les juifs de Montréal », précise l'hebdomadaire... Notamment les appels publics d'un imam à « l'extermination du peuple juif ». Et ce n'est pas tout. « Dans les grandes universités montréalaises », poursuit M, « intimidations, harcèlement et insultes se sont multipliés ». Certains juifs de Montréal songent de nouveau à partir. « J'ai besoin de réfléchir à un plan B », explique Rivka, « chercher un endroit perdu où ma famille et moi pourrions vivre paisiblement »....Un homme en campagne pour les prochaines élections européennesCet homme, c'est Raphaël Glucksmann qui conduira la liste du Parti socialiste. « Peut-il créer la surprise ? », s'interroge l'Obs qui semble tout acquis à sa cause et pour qui Raphaël Glucksmann « reprend le flambeau de la gauche progressiste et européenne, mais aussi clairement anti-mélanchoniste. Sa percée récente dans les sondages dit bien l'attente d'un électorat qui a soif de représentativité ».  Mais Raphaël Glucksman, fils du philosophe André Glucksmann, est malmené par ses adversaires, tel François Ruffin, de La France Insoumise, qui le « dépeint en candidat des élites ».  Réponse de l'intéressé : « Je ne suis pas sorti de Sciences-Po pour aller au Forum de Davos. Je suis allé au Rwanda, en Géorgie, en Ukraine. Je ne suis l'obligé d'aucune classe sociale, ni d'aucune cause politique ». Mais même dans son camp, on lui rappelle ses origines. Un député PS juge ainsi « qu'il est trop bien né, depuis tout petit. Il est beau, intelligent, riche, il a tout. C'est un enfant gâté de la politique. Son défaut, c'est qu'il ne joue pas assez collectif ».                                                           Crise agricole en France                                                                                                                                                « Agriculteurs, demain le siège de Paris ? s'interroge le Journal du Dimanche, qui est allé à la rencontre d'agriculteurs "excédés" nous dit-on. Excédés, mais populaires. « On est applaudis de tous les côtés », s'étonne Florian, qui veut y croire. « Si ça bouge, je pense qu'il y a énormément de choses qui vont changer en France. C'est peut-être le moment ». La Tribune Dimanche de son côté, préfère traiter la crise sous l'angle politique, avec en Une, la photo de Gabriel Attal, dans une cour de ferme. Pour la Tribune Dimanche, c'est déjà « l'heure de vérité » pour le Premier ministre.La princesse de Galles en Une de Paris MatchKate est hospitalisée depuis plusieurs jours, et l'hebdomadaire ne cache pas sa préoccupation...  Parlant d'un « mal inquiétant ». « Même si Kensington a précisé qu'il ne s'agissait pas d'un cancer, l'opération de la princesse de Galles soulève des questions » nous dit Paris Match, qui publie la photo du couple princier, William et Kate, et du couple royal, Charles et Camilla tout sourire, en décembre dernier. Or le roi, vient, lui aussi, de subir une intervention chirurgicale.« Aujourd'hui, seule Camilla peut honorer ses engagements », remarque Paris Match. L'hebdomadaire ajoute, avec semble-t-il une pointe de regret, que « les tabloïds britanniques, qui seraient sans doute capables de briser le secret, n'essaient même pas de spéculer ». Un secret royal décidément bien gardé.

L'Europe serait-elle devenue une poubelle, pour tous ces vêtements issus du travail forcé ? La question provocante claque comme une accusation alors que l'Europe est en train d'examiner un projet de règlement pour encadrer strictement les importations suspectes... Et une fois de plus c'est la Chine, et le travail forcé de la minorité musulmane ouïghoure qui est en cause. Un rapport très détaillé, a été commandé par le groupe socialiste du Parlement européen à l'Université de Sheffield Hallam. Il établit que des dizaines de marques sont concernées par cette atteinte aux droits de l'homme. C'est ce qu'a expliqué l'eurodéputé Raphaël Glucksman à l'un de nos correspondants à Bruxelles, Jean-Jacques Hery.  Rediffusion du 7 décembre 2023. Y a-t-il une extrême droite en Irlande ?L'Irlande tire peu à peu les leçons de l'irruption de violence inédite qui a touché le centre de Dublin, il y a quinze jours. Des factions d'extrême droite avaient appelé sur les réseaux sociaux à se mobiliser dans le centre ville pour tout casser. Une réponse à une attaque au couteau attribuée à un étranger. Doit-on en conclure que l'extrême droite opère aussi une percée dans un pays jusqu'alors épargné... mais les cris d'une minorité ne révèlent pas forcément une tendance de fond. C'est le reportage à Dublin de Clémence Pénard. Les jeunes Suédois de plus en plus attirés par l'extrême droiteLa Suède, un pays du nord de l'Europe où l'extrême droite est désormais une force qui compte, y compris parmi les jeunes.  L'année dernière (2022), les législatives ont porté au pouvoir une coalition de droite soutenue au Parlement par le parti d'extrême droite « les démocrates de Suède ». Et ils séduisent les jeunes. Lors de ce scrutin, ils ont obtenu le soutien de 22 % des 18-22 ans, deux fois plus qu'en 2018. Comment expliquer que les jeunes délaissent les sociaux démocrates ? À Stockholm, Carlotta Morteo.  Le bilan carbone du conflit ukrainienEn pleine COP28 à Dubaï sur le changement climatique, la ministre ukrainienne chargée de l'Environnement  tire la sonnette d'alarme... Le bilan carbone de l'invasion russe en Ukraine dépasse les émissions annuelles de la Belgique… Viktoria Kireïeva s'appuie sur l'analyse d'un groupe d'expert international. Comment expliquer ce bilan ? Laura Taouchanov. 

L'Europe serait-elle devenue une poubelle, pour tous ces vêtements issus du travail forcé ? La question provocante claque comme une accusation alors que l'Europe est en train d'examiner un projet de règlement pour encadrer strictement les importations suspectes... Et une fois de plus c'est la Chine, et le travail forcé de la minorité musulmane ouïghoure qui est en cause. Un rapport très détaillé, a été commandé par le groupe socialiste du Parlement européen à l'Université de Sheffield Hallam. Il établit que des dizaines de marques sont concernées par cette atteinte aux droits de l'homme. C'est ce qu'a expliqué l'eurodéputé Raphaël Glucksman à l'un de nos correspondants à Bruxelles, Jean-Jacques Hery.   Y a-t-il une extrême droite en Irlande ?L'Irlande tire peu à peu les leçons de l'irruption de violence inédite qui a touché le centre de Dublin, il y a quinze jours. Des factions d'extrême droite avaient appelé sur les réseaux sociaux à se mobiliser dans le centre ville pour tout casser. Une réponse à une attaque au couteau attribuée à un étranger. Doit-on en conclure que l'extrême droite opère aussi une percée dans un pays jusqu'alors épargné... mais les cris d'une minorité ne révèlent pas forcément une tendance de fond. C'est le reportage à Dublin de Clémence Pénard. Les jeunes Suédois de plus en plus attirés par l'extrême droiteLa Suède, un pays du nord de l'Europe où l'extrême droite est désormais une force qui compte, y compris parmi les jeunes.  L'année dernière (2022), les législatives ont porté au pouvoir une coalition de droite soutenue au Parlement par le parti d'extrême droite « les démocrates de Suède ». Et ils séduisent les jeunes. Lors de ce scrutin, ils ont obtenu le soutien de 22 % des 18-22 ans, deux fois plus qu'en 2018. Comment expliquer que les jeunes délaissent les sociaux démocrates ? À Stockholm, Carlotta Morteo.  Le bilan carbone du conflit ukrainienEn pleine COP28 à Dubaï sur le changement climatique, la ministre ukrainienne chargée de l'Environnement  tire la sonnette d'alarme... Le bilan carbone de l'invasion russe en Ukraine dépasse les émissions annuelles de la Belgique… Viktoria Kireïeva s'appuie sur l'analyse d'un groupe d'expert international. Comment expliquer ce bilan ? Laura Taouchanov. 

The Glucksman Craft + Design Fair showcases high quality Irish craft and design in the beautiful setting of the gallery's airy and spacious exhibition spaces.Mathilde Corbineau, Retail and Communication Manager at the Glucksman is here to tell us more Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Photo: Privat. Bei all dem Hype um Machine Learning & KI, wird ganz vergessen, dass Korrelation nicht gleich Kausalität ist. Aber das ist wichtig! Denn der beobachtete Zusammenhang kann von etwas ganz anderem verursacht werden. Al Darüber spreche ich mit Theresa Kuchler, Associate Professor of Finance at NYU Stern School of Business, Director am Glucksman […]

As Nottingham's network of 800 man-made caves inspire an exhibition called ‘Hollow Earth' at the city's contemporary art gallery, Shahidha Bari and guests explore the underground world. Archaeologist Chris King discusses discoveries under Nottingham's streets, literary historian Charlotte May suggests stories to read, curator Sam Thorne picks out images, and award-winning cave explorer Andy Eavis, tells us about his career discovering more territory on earth than anyone else alive - all of it underground. Producer: Ruth Thomson Hollow Earth: Art, Caves & The Subterranean Imaginary runs at Nottingham Contemporary until January 22nd 2023. Organised in collaboration with Hayward Gallery Touring, the exhibition features works by René Magritte, Santu Mofokeng, Kaari Upson, Jeff Wall and Aubrey Williams, as well as new commissions from Sofia Borges, Emma McCormick-Goodhart, Goshka Macuga, Lydia Ourahmane and Liv Preston. In 2023, the exhibition will tour to The Glucksman in Cork and to RAMM in Exeter. The Being Human Festival which showcases academic research has several events in Nottingham exploring the city's caves and underground history throughout November 2022. You can find another Free Thinking episode exploring Breakthroughs in electricity research showcased at this year's Festival https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p0dhyp89 The Green Thinking collection on the Free Thinking programme website features a host of discussions about the environment and our landscapes https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p07zg0r2 You can find a discussion about holes in the ground featuring Prof Paul Younger from Glasgow University, Geoscientist magazine editor Ted Nield and writer Rosalind Williams in the Free Thinking archives https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b06vs6g0 And poet Sean Borodale, archaeologists Francis Pryor, Paul Pettitt and Ruth Whitehouse join Sharon Robinson Calver in an episode called What Lies Beneath; Neanderthal Cave Art to Fatbergs

Elmarie Mawe was joined on the show by Mathilde Corbineau of the Glucksman Gallery to celebrate the final day of their stunning Craft Fair! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, we have a very important conversation with Cam Mackey and Dan Glucksman about the reality and risk of heat stress. Unfortunately, the danger of extreme heat increases each year due to continuing effects of climate change. According to OSHA, workers suffer over 3,500 injuries and illnesses related to heat each year. Tune in to learn how organizations can implement effective strategies to prevent heat stress or illness from happening to their team members. About the Guest: The voice of credibility for the safety equipment industry, ISEA is the association for safety equipment and technologies – equipment and systems that enable people to work in hazardous environments. For more than 85 years, ISEA has set the standard for personal protective technologies, supporting the interests of its member companies who are united in the goal of protecting the health and safety of people worldwide. Cam Mackey is President and CEO of the International Safety Equipment Association (ISEA). Mr. Mackey has led or collaborated on benchmark studies in areas like product management, competitive strategy, innovation, digital marketing, pricing, and channel strategy. Daniel Glucksman is Senior Director for Policy at the International Safety Equipment Association (ISEA) where he leads the organization's legislative and regulatory programs. Mr. Glucksman also contributes to ISEA's standards development and member engagement programs. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

SEEDS OF CHANGE EPISODE 1 "United We Stand: Race, Religion, and the Politics of Food Justice in Black Los Angeles's Victory Markets." In WWII era Los Angeles a young Black preacher, Rev. Clayton D. Russell, and Black businesswoman, Charlotta Bass, launched the Los Angeles Negro Victory Commitee. In doing so, they not only helped plant seeds of today's food justice movements. They also helped radically alter the political landscape of the city with implications that continue to this day. (Photo Credit: Charlotta Bass [third from right] and Rev. Clayton D. Russell [second from right] with other African American leaders in Los Angeles, 1949. Courtesy of the Southern California Library [Los Angeles, California]). Seeds of Change Episode 1 features interviews from Dr. Analena Hope Hassberg (Cal Poly Pomona) and Dr. Lorn Foster (Pomona College). It was written and produced by Dr. Caroline Collins (Postdoctoral Fellow at UC San Diego and Cal Ag Roots Producer at the California Institute for Rural Studies) and edited by Li Schmidt (Associate Associate Storyteller and Researcher at the California Institute for Rural Studies). This project was made possible with support from the 11th Hour Project at the Schmidt Family Foundation. Archival Audio of Rev. Clayton D. Russell Courtesy of Cal State Long Beach Special Collections and oral historian Sherna Berger Gluck. Music Credits for Episode 1: "Strange Persons" by Kicksta; "Petit Gennevilliers (Celesta") by MagnusMoone; "Summer Breeze" and "Inward" by HansTroost, "Tiger Rag" by Friars Society Orchestra; "All American News 10" by William Alexander, E.M. Glucksman, and Claude Barnett; and "Symphony in black—a rhapsody of Negro life" by Duke Ellington. Tribe of Noise licensing information can be found here: prosearch.tribeofnoise.com/pages/terms. Pixabay terms terms of service can be found here: https://pixabay.com/service/terms/. Library of Congress disclaimers can be found here: https://www.loc.gov/legal/. #seedsofchange #blackhistory #california #calagroots #blacklivesmatter #rural #americanwest #blackculture #black #foodjustice #blackfood #blm #history #blackpeople #blackisbeautiful #blackpride #africanamerican

Sheena Crowley chatted to Elmarie about The Island of Music, a new website that brings together music makers and creators from across all genres of music. From helping musicians to showcase their music, to selling and renting instruments and connecting pupils and teachers, Sheena has a fantastic vision to give them all a platform. Later in the hour Tadgh Crowley, Senior Curator in The Glucksman Gallery had a chat about "100 Years of Change" - a wonderful exhibition which has had to move online, and which does so using film interviews with a series of fascinating artists, historians and contributors. The Glucksman is a also presenting free art classes for children every day at 11am during Lockdown! Music from Rowan also featured this hour, as well as some classical and film-score favourites. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week we were delighted to catch up with Fiona Kearney, Director of the Glucksman Gallery at UCC, who have been playing a blinder throughout the lockdown period, with initiatives like their 'Creativity at Home' project, 'Home from Home' - a reworking of a planned gallery exhibition, and their Billboard exhibition 'New Light' - presented in a series of exploratory walks around the city. http://www.glucksman.orgFiona Kearney is the founding Director of the Glucksman, a contemporary art museum that promotes ambitious art for all ages and abilities. In this position, she has curated numerous exhibitions of Irish and international art, with a particular emphasis on how contemporary art practice relates to research directions within University College Cork.You can get in touch via email: southtippartspodcast@gmail.com Thanks for listening :)@GlucksmanGalleryUCC @SouthTippArtsCentre

On this week's show Elmarie Mawe spoke to George Hanover about a new children's writing project from Triskel for Cruinniú na nOg. We've new music from Fiona O Brien and Castlyons Gospel Choir…. but they don't sing a noteA sensational song co-written by Sally O Leary from Cork and recorded by Claire O Leary and her colleagues in the West EndAnd a new play commissioned by Corcadorca, which incredibly foretold the experience of lockdown we're all going through. Elmarie was chatting to its author Eadaoin O Donoghue. This week Conor Tallon got to catch up with Mick Hannigan from Indie Cork…Cork's Festival of Independent Film…where they have put out an interesting and fun challenge for Cork Film makers of all types! And Conor went back in time thousands of years to the age of the Greek Gods …also saying thank you to frontline staff everywhere in the company of Michael Waldron from The Crawford. And we've news on free professional training from the Opera House and ideas on things to do from the Glucksman…we've never seen a busier time in the arts to be honest! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this week's show Elmarie Mawe spoke to George Hanover about a new children's writing project from Triskel for Cruinniú na nOg. We've new music from Fiona O Brien and Castlyons Gospel Choir…. but they don't sing a noteA sensational song co-written by Sally O Leary from Cork and recorded by Claire O Leary and her colleagues in the West EndAnd a new play commissioned by Corcadorca, which incredibly foretold the experience of lockdown we're all going through. Elmarie was chatting to its author Eadaoin O Donoghue. This week Conor Tallon got to catch up with Mick Hannigan from Indie Cork…Cork's Festival of Independent Film…where they have put out an interesting and fun challenge for Cork Film makers of all types! And Conor went back in time thousands of years to the age of the Greek Gods …also saying thank you to frontline staff everywhere in the company of Michael Waldron from The Crawford. And we've news on free professional training from the Opera House and ideas on things to do from the Glucksman…we've never seen a busier time in the arts to be honest! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Josh Glucksman talks about Uncut Gems, Greta Thunberg, JeworNotJew.com, and how American Jews can influence Israeli politics.

Dr. Myron Glucksman is author of a book titled Dreaming an Opportunity For Change. Dr. Glucksman is a training and supervising analyst at the Psychoanalytic Institute of New York Medical College where he is also Clinical Professor of Psychiatry. He has a private practice in Redding Connecticut and New York City. This interview was done several years ago at the time of publication of his book.

Quel livre pour sauver le monde ? Et si notre enracinement provenait avant tout des ouvrages que nous avons lus ? Raphael Glucksmann propose aux participants de la nuit, intervenants et public, de venir présenter un recueil de leur choix. Vous avez deux minutes pour présenter ce livre qui a changé votre vie et que vous conseilleriez à quiconque souhaite trouver des clés pour demain. Format libre : argumentaire, tribune, lecture.

Episode 007- Many food guys share their dreams about one day lining up their passion for food into some sort of food-related business.  James Glucksman is a guy who did just that. After years of kicking the idea around, this native New Yorker wound up leaving his job as a business consultant and opening up a lodge on the other side of the world!  It's called Pen-y-bryn Lodge in Oamaru, New Zealand.  He does all the cooking for the place including making many of the operation's own cheeses, sausages, etc. He'll share his story of how all that happened and he'll also share the story behind his mother's fruitcake recipe. You'll recall that in Episode 004  I explained how I had a hankering to make fruitcake for the holidays this year.  When my mother could not find her recipe, I asked some folks in a Facebook  group called Cookbook Junkies for suggestions. Glucksman suggested his mom's recipe.  It sounded intriguing, so I chose that one to make.  After weeks of lovingly fortifying it with cognac and letting it mature, I finally got to eat it.  In this week's show, you get my reaction and the reaction of my decidedly non-fruitcake liking family. I also used new recipes for an Italian holiday treat called struffoli and for molasses cookies.  On Christmas morning, I also made a ham and cheese strata for breakfast.  It is a very easy, hands-off recipe that is perfect for breakfast or brunch.  For Christmas dinner we had lasagna. We still have quarts of sauce and leftovers in the refrigerator. Santa brought me two books that I have been wanting too! The Mad Feast|An Ecstatic Tour Through America's Food by Matthew Gavin Frank and Food 52 Genius Recipes by Kristen Miglore. If you would like to be a guest on the show, go to guysandfood.com to find out more! Note: Any links above are not affiliate links      

1-Portogallo: Il Partito socialista e le sinistre uniti per sfiduciare il governo pro austerità. ..( Goffredo Adinolfi ) ..2-Nigeria: 20 fa l'impiccagione del poeta ken saro wiwa. ..Fu il primo a sfidare la Shell sui metodi di estrazione del petrolio nel delta del Niger. ..( Raffaele Masto ) ..3-Indonesia: dopo i roghi nelle foreste arriva l'olio di palma. ( Martina Borghi Greenpeace Italia) ..4-Croazia: un movimento anti sistema diventa l'ago della bilancia dopo le politiche di domenica. Torna primo partito la destra nazionalista. ( Giovanni Vale Obc) ..6-Da leader del 68 a sostenitore di bush nelle sue guerre preventive: è morto a 78 anni il filosofo francese andrè Glucksman ..7-Il mercatino dell' high tech: tutto quello che si può fare con i synth modulari. ( Gianpiero Kesten) ..

1-Portogallo: Il Partito socialista e le sinistre uniti per sfiduciare il governo pro austerità. ..( Goffredo Adinolfi ) ..2-Nigeria: 20 fa l'impiccagione del poeta ken saro wiwa. ..Fu il primo a sfidare la Shell sui metodi di estrazione del petrolio nel delta del Niger. ..( Raffaele Masto ) ..3-Indonesia: dopo i roghi nelle foreste arriva l'olio di palma. ( Martina Borghi Greenpeace Italia) ..4-Croazia: un movimento anti sistema diventa l'ago della bilancia dopo le politiche di domenica. Torna primo partito la destra nazionalista. ( Giovanni Vale Obc) ..6-Da leader del 68 a sostenitore di bush nelle sue guerre preventive: è morto a 78 anni il filosofo francese andrè Glucksman ..7-Il mercatino dell' high tech: tutto quello che si può fare con i synth modulari. ( Gianpiero Kesten) ..

1-Portogallo: Il Partito socialista e le sinistre uniti per sfiduciare il governo pro austerità. ..( Goffredo Adinolfi ) ..2-Nigeria: 20 fa l'impiccagione del poeta ken saro wiwa. ..Fu il primo a sfidare la Shell sui metodi di estrazione del petrolio nel delta del Niger. ..( Raffaele Masto ) ..3-Indonesia: dopo i roghi nelle foreste arriva l'olio di palma. ( Martina Borghi Greenpeace Italia) ..4-Croazia: un movimento anti sistema diventa l'ago della bilancia dopo le politiche di domenica. Torna primo partito la destra nazionalista. ( Giovanni Vale Obc) ..6-Da leader del 68 a sostenitore di bush nelle sue guerre preventive: è morto a 78 anni il filosofo francese andrè Glucksman ..7-Il mercatino dell' high tech: tutto quello che si può fare con i synth modulari. ( Gianpiero Kesten) ..

Ar an gclár seo, cloisimid ó Chiarán Dawson ó Choláiste na hOllscoile Corcaigh atá i mbun ranganna Gaeilge a mhúineadh ansin le mic léinn leighis as áiteanna éagsúla ar fud na cruinne. Labhraíonn sé faoin spéis a chuireann go leor mac léinn sa choláiste sa Ghaeilge agus faoin turas a thug na foghlaimeoirí Gaeilge ar Chorca Dhuibhne le déanaí. Chomh maith leis sin cloisfimid ó Mháirtín Coilféir, léachtóir de chuid Choláiste na hOllscoile Baile Átha Cliath, a labhair ag comhdháil dár teideal 'An Greann agus an Ghaeilge' in Áras Glucksman na hÉireann Ollscoil Nua Eabhrac le déanaí.

In 2005 Glucksman Ireland House at New York University embarked on a project to bring oral history formally into the classroom. Professors Linda Dowling Almeida and Marion Casey, and later, Miriam Nyhan developed a curriculum that introduced students to the discipline of oral history and gave them an opportunity to create a public history document to complement the interviews they conducted with selected members of the Irish American community in the New York City metropolitan area. Inspired by the success of incorporating oral history into their own research and recognizing that the postwar generation of Irish was aging or slipping away, the professors decided to accelerate their oral history collection. In addition to targeting the community for the classroom program, Professor Nyhan initiated a separate collection project to capture personal and neighborhood memories, particularly from those members of the community involved with the Irish counties associations. We have gathered students and faculty, along with excerpts from their interviews, to reflect on the program in this 20th anniversary year of teaching and programming at Glucksman Ireland House. Producer and Writer: Linda Dowling Almeida Producer and Engineer: Michael Stallmeyer Music composed and performed by Michael Stallmeyer Narrator: Maddie Youngberg Photo: Students from the first class Oral History Class (2005) listening to oral histories at Ellis Island. Photo taken by Marion Casey. Courtesy Marion Casey. Voices: Linda Dowling Almeida Marion Casey Brian McAllister Miriam Nyhan Patrick Motherway Margaret and Paul Reilly Leah Rocamora Larry Kirwan Rachel Whitbeck Dan Barry Tanner Tafelski Marion Quinn

In this podcast, Joel R. Glucksman, Partner and Chair of the Bankruptcy and Creditors’ Rights Group at Scarinci Hollenbeck, announces the launch of his new blog entitled “New Jersey Bankruptcy Now.” Mr. Glucksman has more than 30 years of experience in bankruptcy and creditors' rights. He has represented national banks, insurance companies, landlords and various other groups. The blog, which was launched in October 2011, provides you with insight about bankruptcy and how to avoid it. Visit NewJerseyBankruptcyNow.com to learn more.