Podcasts about graeme simpson

The fifth episode of Warpod's special series ‘Reckoning with 9/11' episode considers how the war on terror evolved as problems mounted, especially looking at the rise of Remote Warfare and Countering Violent Extremism (CVE) programmes. To explore the rise of remote warfare and its impact on communities in conflict-affected countries, hosts Larry Attree and Delina Goxho are joined by Dan Mahanty, Director of CIVIC's U.S. Program, Victoria Ohaeri, founder and director of Spaces For Change, and Abigail Watson, Saferworld's Conflict and Security Policy Coordinator. Then to discuss CVE, our hosts are joined by Graeme Simpson, Director of Interpeace USA and Lead Author of the Progress Study on Youth, Peace and Security, and Jordan Street, Saferworld's Policy and Advocacy Adviser. This special Warpod series ‘Reckoning with 9/11' is created by Saferworld with support from Friedrich Ebert Stiftung, and produced by the Podcast Company. Please note the views and opinions expressed during the podcast are those of the contributors featured. They are not necessarily the views or opinions of Saferworld.

Harry and Jhett are joined by Conner Pederson and Graeme Simpson, the hosts of the intangibles podcast, to break down the NBA draft, free agency and of course some not so rapid fire Week 11 NFL takes.

Season 2 of the Shooters Shoot Basketball Podcast is here! Kenneth welcomes guests Graeme Simpson and Conner Pederson (hosts of the Intangibles podcast) to the show to talk about the latest in the NBA including-NBA Draft Winners & Losers; -Free Agent moves in Each Divsion; &-Where FA Players Could End Up YetYou can find Graeme on:Twitter: https://twitter.com/graemesimpson_Website: https://www.bluecollarmg.com/podcast-4You can find Conner on:Twitter: https://twitter.com/cped_4Find the rest of our BCMG content at www.bluecollarmg.comGo support our GoFundMe https://ca.gofundme.com/f/blue-collar-for-a-merry-christmas

Returning special guest Graeme Simpson joins us to talk about the 501st! The latest Star Wars news: - New writer for Obi-Wan TV series - Jamie Lee Curtis in The Mandalorian? - More info about the Jedi of The High Republic! - Toys! Our review of the latest Ahoska episode from the final season of The Clone Wars Check out our shenanigans! Check out Graeme's Instagram accounts: @GsimpsonPhoto, and @Mos.Eisley Email us at: scruffypodcasters@gmail.com If you like us, feel free to leave a 5 star review on iTunes! LIKE US ON FACEBOOK! https://www.facebook.com/ScruffyPodcasters/ We have a teepublic site! https://www.teepublic.com/user/scruffylookinpodcasters If you like the intro/outro music check out the Fogcutters and Mamas Boomshack:http://mamasboomshack.com/http://www.thefogcutters.com/ Artwork by Chris Hall himself! Instagram: @chrishallillustration @scruffypodcast Teepublic: https://www.teepublic.com/user/blacksheeprebellion Follow us on Twitter! Scruffy Looking Podcasters: @ScruffyPodcast Ed: @ScruffyEdB James: @hebert207 Kev: @kpg1974 Chris Hall: @chrishallartist

Returning guest Graeme Simpson joins Ed and Chris in a fun interview and more!  - Are You Kidding Me:  Ed has one on a recent toy auction - Banter about the latest Star Wars news and toys. - San Diego Comic Con news! Email us at:  scruffypodcasters@gmail.comIf you like us, feel free to leave a 5 star review on iTunes!If you like the intro/outro music check out the Fogcutters and Mamas Boomshack:http://mamasboomshack.com/ http://www.thefogcutters.com/ Artwork by Chrystine Muncherian:https://www.behance.net/cmuncherianFollow us on Twitter!Scruffy Looking Podcasters: @ScruffyPodcastEd: Twitter: @ScruffyEdB    James: Twitter: @hebert207   Kev: Twitter: @kpg1974   Chris Hall:  Instagram: @chrishallillustration Etsy: BlackSheepRebellion Twitter: @chrishallartist          

Long before the 2015 adoption of United Nations Security Council Resolution (UNSCR) 2250 on Youth, Peace and Security, young people were working to prevent violence, transform conflict and build peace in their communities. UNSCR 2250 sought to be a turning point, and its resulting progress study, “The Missing Peace: Independent Progress Study on Youth and Peace and Security,” updates this outdated narrative and demonstrates young people’s positive role in sustaining peace. On Thursday, April 11, USIP and the Global Coalition on Youth, Peace and Security held an interactive, intergenerational conversation with the study’s lead author, Graeme Simpson, as well as youth and peacebuilding experts and young peacebuilders from around the world.  Speakers:Nancy Lindborg, Welcoming RemarksPresident, U.S. Institute of Peace Aubrey CoxProgram Officer, Youth, U.S. Institute of Peace Giannina RaffoYouth Peace Leader, Venezuela Graeme SimpsonLead Author of the Progress Study and Director, Interpeace USA Noella Richard, moderatorYouth Team Leader, United Nations Development Program Saji Prelis, closing remarksDirector of Children & Youth Programs, Search for Common Ground

Part one in our Star Wars Celebration Chicago 2019 series.   We talk with special guests Chris Hall, Mike Goedhart, and Graeme Simpson talk day 1 in Chicago as well as their lottery experiences/thoughts.   Stay tuned for more! Mike: @goedharted Chris: @chrishallartist Graeme: instagram: @mos.eisley   Email us at: scruffypodcasters@gmail.comIf you like us, feel free to leave a 5 star review on iTunes!If you like the intro/outro music check out the Fogcutters:http://www.thefogcutters.com/Artwork by Chrystine Muncherian:https://www.behance.net/cmuncherianFollow us on Twitter!Scruffy Looking Podcasters: @ScruffyPodcastEd: @ScruffyEdB James: @hebert207Kev: @kpg1974

Graeme Simpson

Graeme Simpson

Graeme Simpson

Join us in conversation with Graeme Simpson, US Director of the non-profit Interpeace, and lead author of the United Nation's flagship Progress Report on Youth, Peace, and Security. The highly participatory process of producing this work has been as important as some of its findings. Hundreds of youth across dozens of countries were involved in developing recommendations that underscore, among many other things, how young people are creative sources of peace, confronting their stereotype as primary perpetrators of violence. The young people that Graeme engages with question the efforts of peacebuilding institutions to “bring youth to the table”, highlighting a marginalisation and mistrust of governments and global institutions that has huge and troubling implications, yet at the same time inspires us with alternative, creative forms of organising and peacebuilding in a modern world. Graeme's work shines a light on a glaring disconnect between the “integrated lived experience of people caught up in violent conflict”, and our national and global policies and organisations, which divide peace and conflict up into illusionary stages and distinct themes that are intimately connected on the ground. As with Graeme's earlier work founding and leading South Africa's Centre for Violence and Reconciliation, our approaches to supporting people and societies need to be better integrated and less siloed according to outsider priorities, and better at “listening down” to affected communities so we can “talk up” to donors and policy makers. We end by touching upon gender, where Graeme challenges the stereotype of the girl as a victim and the boy with the gun. Graeme is an articulate and passionate speaker whose policy work is deeply grounded in the lived experience of people experiencing conflict and forging peace. You can review a detailed version of the show notes with full links and a copy of his biography here: https://www.susancoleman.global/sn-32-graeme-simpson