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En Tunisie, le 14 avril dernier, trois adolescents ont trouvé la mort après l'effondrement d'un mur dans l'enceinte de leur lycée à Mezzouna, au centre-est du pays, à quelques kilomètres du berceau de la révolution, Sidi Bouzid. Cet accident a provoqué l'indignation de l'opinion publique en Tunisie, car il révèle des problèmes structurels de développement dans les régions marginalisées. De notre correspondante à Tunis,À Mezzouna, après des jours de tensions, le calme est revenu. Mabrouka Nouri, la mère d'Abdelkader Dhibi, l'un des lycéens tués dans l'accident, reçoit encore les condoléances du voisinage. Elle attend une enquête sur les circonstances du drame : « Ce mur ne s'est pas effondré à cause du président de la République ou du directeur de l'école, il était ancien et ici, le budget réservé aux rénovations publiques, on ne sait jamais où il va. Pour moi, c'est la faute des lobbies qui accaparent l'argent du pays depuis des années. »Un discours qui résonne avec celui du président Kaïs Saïed qui est venu la voir ainsi que les autres familles en deuil, dans la nuit du 18 avril. Dans cette ville de 8 000 habitants, la visite a été perçue positivement après des décennies sans contact avec le pouvoir central. « Il est venu nous voir, il nous a salués, il nous a écoutés, nous, les pauvres que personne ne voit », approuve Mabrouka Nouri.Après la visite du président, Hanen, 43 ans qui s'occupe seule de sa mère, a entendu les promesses de relance de l'usine de plastique fermée depuis 2008 et des aides pour l'infrastructure sanitaire. Néanmoins, elle reste vigilante : « Je n'ai aucune confiance dans les autorités locales, ni le gouverneur ni le délégué régional. On n'arrive pas à vivre dans la dignité. »« Rien n'est rénové depuis des décennies »Ville autrefois prospère grâce à l'une des plus grandes usines de plastique du pays, les défaillances se voient partout. L'usine est laissée à l'abandon, l'état des routes laisse à désirer, et de nombreuses constructions souffrent de problèmes d'infrastructure. Beaucoup d'habitants comme Hanen se sentent abandonnés. « Ici, c'est simple, vous avez des connexions ou des contacts, vous aurez du travail, sinon vous n'êtes rien. Moi, je vis avec ma mère grâce à sa pension de retraitée de 150 euros par mois. Le moindre médicament pour son traitement coûte entre 15 et 20 euros, que nous reste-t-il à la fin du mois ? »Ce défaitisme, Mohamed Sboui, enseignant de 58 ans, l'explique par l'ancienneté de l'état d'abandon des infrastructures publiques : « Si l'effondrement du mur a autant bouleversé les gens, c'est parce que tout le monde est conscient que rien n'a été réellement entretenu ou rénové depuis des décennies. On a un poste de police et une mairie et puis pas grand-chose d'autre. L'effondrement de ce mur, c'est pour nous l'occasion d'appeler à l'aide. »Le drame de Mezzouna a provoqué une onde de choc dans le pays. De nombreuses municipalités ont ainsi détruit des murs où édifices fragiles par peur que le scénario ne se répète.

This week on the Autism Little Learners Podcast, I'm bringing back a powerful and important conversation with Emily Byers Chaney, SLP — and it felt like the perfect time to revisit it during Autism Acceptance Month.

Trausti och hans kollegor har precis ätit lunch när de hör något oroväckande på komradion. Det brinner kraftigt i en sporthall och deras kollegor behöver hjälp att släcka branden. Mejla dina lyssnarfrågor till hej@larmviminns.se och följ Larm vi minns på Facebook, TikTok, och Instagram.Produceras av: Malin Brege, Trausti Brege & Daniel BranderManus: Olivia DanielssonLjudläggning och efterbearbetning: Mats Lillienberg Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Vi må unnskylde denne episoden av Genopodden! Vi vet at denne episoden vil gjøre deg sulten. Om vi skal kunne gi deg et godt tips før du skal lytte til denne episoden, må det være at du tar frem noen gode oster, sett deg godt til rette og bli med på denne lille ostereisen vi tok under Dyrsku`n!Dyrsku`n 2024 arrangerte ostevandringer sammen med Norsk Gardsost, Hanen og norske oseprodusenter. Rasmus Lang-Ree og Oda Christensen ble kyndig geleidet av Henry Mæland, som er veteran i Dyrsku-sammenheng. De fikk møte både produsenter, ei budeie, osteelskere og kokker.Visste du at vi har en egen osteløype i Norge? Et veikart hvor du kan sjekke opp osteprodusenter som selger ost direkte. Nytt for Genopodden var også at brunost kan brukes som sukkebit til kaffen. Og at gammelosten faktisk ikke er gammel, det er bare oppskriften som er gammel. En fantastisk tradisjonsost som Rasmus og Oda fikk skikkelig sansen for, og hvor innsalget inneholder både smak, bruksområder og proteininnholdet.At Genopodden er opptatt av mat bør ikke være en overraskelse. Alt henger sammen, og det skal være kvalitet i alle ledd for å lage en god ost. Barbro Stordalen, yster og budeie fra Stordalen Gard, er helt enig. - Om de ikke forstår at det skal være kvalitet i råstoffet for å lage ost, da kan jeg bli litt morsk, sier hun. Det var kun kvalitet Genopodden opplevde på denne ostereisen. Både når det gjelder kompetanse, oster og tilbehør. Heng på! La oss dykke ned i en liten flik av norske ostehistorie! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this episode of Teeter Talks, I am truly honored to have a conversation with the exceptional Hanen Nanaa. A remarkable young social entrepreneur and war survivor from Syria, Hanen found refuge in Toronto in 2016. As the founder of the Books Art Music (BAM) Collective, she has created a vibrant community hub that empowers youth and marginalized groups through art and innovation. Currently studying Public Policy at York University, Hanen also serves as the Director of Strategy at the Syrian Canadian Foundation. Her advocacy focuses on gender equality and youth empowerment, and she has advised government officials on these critical issues. Additionally, she is a founding member of the Waard Ward Collective, a social enterprise that trains newcomers in floral design and community gardening. Hanen's dedication to social justice exemplifies true leadership, earning her numerous accolades, including the Pam McConnell Award for Young Women in Leadership in 2023 and the Alterna Prize for Women's Social Leaders in 2022. Recognized as a UN Women Woman of the Year in 2019, her inspiring journey continues to touch lives and foster change. Join us today as we dive into these topics: Hanen's experience growing up in Syria and the challenges of fleeing her country, emphasizing the importance of learning from one another's stories.The story behind starting Book Art Music (BAM) and the Waard Ward, driven by Hanen's lived experiences and a desire to empower others.Highlighting how community and volunteer work can inform policy, illustrating the value of grassroots involvement.Addressing misconceptions about refugees and women, viewing criticism as an opportunity for growth and understanding.Hanen's path into politics, from her studies to her professional endeavors, and goal of bridging the gap between government and ethnic communities.Identifying a great leader as the ability to collaborate, uplift others, and lead by example, fostering a supportive community.I can't express enough how truly inspiring and incredible Hanen is. I hope you felt as moved and motivated by Hanen's story as I did. If you enjoyed this episode, I'd be so grateful if you could take a moment to leave a rating and review. And don't forget to check the links below to connect with Hanen—there's so much more to explore! Thank you for being part of our community!Hanen's Links: Instagram: Hanen Nanaa LinkedIn: Hanen NanaaBAM Collective Instagram: Books Art Music CollectiveBAM Collective LinkedIn: BAM Collective Waard Ward Collective: Waard WardMarissa's Links:• Marissa's Website• Marissa's Instagram• Teeter Talks Instagram• Marissa's LinkedIn

Do you ever find yourself wondering about things like, “what does it mean to be neurodiversity-affirming?”, “why do many autistic children have pronoun reversals”, “what is gestalt language processing”, “why should we honor protests from autistic children”, or “why aren't WH question goals appropriate for many young autistic students”?.  If you are curious about these questions and more…you are going to want to join me for this week's podcast episode where I'll be chatting with Emily Byers Chaney.  She's a speech/language pathologist and she was so kind to let me ask her a variety of questions that are often brought to me by my community.  Emily talks about all of these things on her Instagram account, and I just knew she'd be the perfect person to interview for the Autism Little Learners Podcast.  Head over and listen now because you will learn so much! Emily Byers Chaney is a speech/language pathologist and is the speech and language program director at the Pediatric Therapy Playhouse in LA.  Emily has been published in the America Speech Language Association national magazine.  She specializes in gestalt language processing and neurdiversity-affirming therapy.  Emily is trained in and has experience with the Floortime Approach, PROMPT, Hanen's It Takes Two To Talk and More Than Words, Natural Language Acquisition for Gestalt Language Processors, and the Inside Out Sensory Certficate. Topics Discussed: What it means to be neurodiversity-affirming Pronoun reversals and autism What is gestalt language processing? Why WH question goals aren't always appropriate for gestalt language processors Modeling AAC without expectation Learning through play-based approaches vs. compliance-based approaches Building connections with autistic students Why planned ignoring doesn't work Honoring protesting Where You Can Find Emily: Instagram: @ndaffirming.slp Direct link to her IG account: https://www.instagram.com/ndaffirming.slp/ Other Links You May Be Interested In: Autism Little Learners on Instagram Autism Little Learners on Facebook You can also join my free Visual Supports Facebook Group to “hang out” with like-minded educators and parents who want to take action and implement visuals at home or at school. Be sure to subscribe to The Autism Little Learners Podcast so you don't miss future episodes.  Plus, leave a rating & review on iTunes….this will help other educators and parents find this podcast!   CLICK HERE to leave a review on iTunes, then scroll down to “ratings and reviews” and click “write a review”.  THANK YOU!  

Johanna har äntligen varit på inte bara en, utan två, dejter! Hör och häpna honor. Det har varit middag med en Bollywood hane, en tysk hane, kaviar, hummer, shots och LÖK!!!

Riksbanken pausar styrräntan på fyra procent. Men är räntevapnet helt tillbaka i hölstret? Och skulle Riksbanken ha höjt räntan en gång till för att stärka kronan? Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Programledare: Philip RamqvistMedverkande: Kristian Åström, ekonomikommentator och Anders Jelmin, ekonomireporter

Riksbanken pausar styrräntan på fyra procent. Men är räntevapnet helt tillbaka i hölstret? Och skulle Riksbanken ha höjt räntan en gång till för att stärka kronan? Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Programledare: Philip RamqvistMedverkande: Kristian Åström, ekonomikommentator och Anders Jelmin, ekonomireporter

Closing the gap - Why cultural safety matters in promoting mental health, equity, inclusion, and resilient minds in education settings? - Unpacking culturally responsive teaching and trauma-informed care.Balaji Somasundaram and Meera Balaji – We are husband and wife and were lawyers for 20 years in India in our past lives with a focus on children's rights and family law. Currently, we are registered teachers/specialist educators in Aotearoa New Zealand and working as Learning Support Coordinators across 12 schools and 13 Early Childhood Centres in Wellington, the capital city of Aotearoa, New Zealand in an area of significant socioeconomic deprivation.We believe we are in a distinctive position to recognize our students and their families' perspectives, narratives, and ongoing challenges as we strive to provide appropriate support services through timely actions to heal trauma and buffer its negative effects. We are passionate advocates for social justice, inclusion, and diversity both in our personal and professional lives. As educators from a minority culture in New Zealand, we firmly believe our children need to experience relationships around them with unconditional care, compassion, and commitment which will help to re-work their internal working models of themselves and the world around them. Despite barriers in different forms, the welfare of children has always been our utmost priority. Culturally responsive pedagogies and the work of Dr. Stephen Porges, the creator of Polyvagal Theory, underpins and is the foremost of the work we continue to do with the advocacy for our vulnerable children and young people who are at high risk.We have a Bachelors in Law, Masters in Educational Psychology, and another Masters in Specialist Teaching with a specialty in Autism Spectrum Disorder. We recently completed the one-year graduate Applied Educational Neuroscience program under Dr. Lori Desautels from Butler University, Indianapolis, and also completed Neurosequential Model in Education with Dr. Bruce Perry's Child Trauma Academy. We are also trained in evidence-based interventions and frameworks for autism - like TEACCH from the University of North Carolina, SCERTS, Early Start Denver Model, Picture Exchange Communication System (PECS), Hanen's Four ‘Is' to socialize, which are widely used in New Zealand to support the needs of children and young people with autism. We both are also qualified in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) with Beck Institute, Philadelphia, and trained teachers in Dyslexia.We have also been part of many advisory and research groups in New Zealand for culturally responsive pedagogies and recently were part of the advisory group for the new guidelines for minimizing physical restraints in New Zealand, which is a work in progress. Over the years, we have been working with and alongside neurodivergent learners, particularly autistic individuals, and are continuing to advocate/support their unique needs by embracing their strengths, voices, and perspectives both in Aotearoa, New Zealand, and India.Support the show

HUR FÅR MAN TILLBAKA HONOM?! Hur går man hanen att ångra sig och INSE vad han gett up? Vad gör man om man blivit dumpad? Ghostad och lämnad. Vi uppdaterar er även angående Mathildas års dag med maximus och Johannas Aladdin är egentligen Jafar. Välkomna! Klipps av Victor Ganguly

Johanna flyger iväg på dejt och Mathilda fyller 30 och beter sig som birthday-zilla och förväntningarna är skyhöga! Produceras av Digital Icon Agency

Hei Snuter!Som dere kan ha sett på Instagram har Sveinung klart å slå seg litt denne uken! Derfor blir det reprise av en Snuteklassiker, så er vi sterkt tilbake neste uke! Ta det med ro; eventyrfortelleren deres har det helt fint — han må bare hvile noen dager!Kos dere med KLASSIKER-eventyr!Det var en gang en hane og en rev som var bestevenner! De dro ut i verden for å søke lykken, men om natta da de skulle sove kom en luring med rød pels og ville skaffe seg en hane-middag! Bli med i Snuteklubben for MYE MER fra Snipp Snapp Snute! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hanen Al mokdad is a YouTuber tiktoker, a content creator, born in Kuwait, a Syrian, and currently living in Dubai, she is best known for her TikTok fun videos which has more than 6 million subscribers, she has also assumed 1.3m subscribers on YouTube and 1.3m on Instagram with creative content #hikmatwehbi #hanenalmokdad #hanen #podcast #arabicpodcast #hikmatwehbipodcast #wstudioحكمت_وهبي# حكمت_وهبي_بودكاست# بودكاست# حنين_المقداد#

Det er deilig når vikaren for vikaren er den vikaren vikarierer på. Hanen, Sveinung, inntar hønsehuset med et langt og avansert resonnement om hvordan regjeringen bør håndtere Fosen-saken. Ingvild opplyser om nye dystre tall mens Kristin ber om et lyspunkt og ender i en LANG digresjon om burgertradisjoner i Vennesla. Dessuten har justisministeren nok en gang avlyst rusreformen, og nå er det ingen som lenger vet hva byrådet i Oslo mener om den heller.

Dans cet épisode, je reçois Charlotte, orthophoniste spécialisée dans les T.S.A., les Troubles du Spectre de l'Autisme. On parlera de l'accompagnement des parents, et même de coaching parental à travers un programme, le programme Hanen, qui permet de trouver des stratégies, des outils pour développer entre autres la commuication sociale, et le jeu à la maison avec son enfant.

Communicatieniveaus, wat zijn dat? Volgens het ouderbegeleidingsprogramma Hanen zijn er 4 niveaus waarin we kindjes kunnen onderverdelen. Is jouw kindje een ontdekker, stille prater, starter of bouwer? Kom het te weten in onze nieuwste podcastaflevering!  Geïnteresseerd in ons gratis webinar over taalontwikkeling? Je vindt het ⁠⁠hier⁠⁠! De wachtlijst van Peuterpraat is ondertussen gesloten, maar ⁠hier⁠ vind je de cursus zelf! Download het overzicht van de communicatieniveaus hier. Veel luisterplezier! Liefs x Janne

Vi är tillbaka och börjar blicka fram emot GW21 och om det kanske fanns case för att bränna av några minuspoäng inför förra omgången så blir det en stark rek att hålla på sitt byte denna då vi kommer veta vilka som blankar i GW25 samt få mer info om eventuella dubblar och kanske framförallt om Manchetser United får en ny i GW22 eller inte. Vi kommer även med nya rekar, kaptensdiskussion och svara på era frågor. God lyssning på er! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

I denne utgaven av Akevittpodden er daglig leder i Norske Akevitters Venner, Lars Ole Ørjasæter, på besøk i podkaststudioet til Hanen, organisasjonen for blant annet gardsmat og bygdeturisme. Her snakker han om julemat og juledrikke sammen med Hanens daglige leder, Bernt Bucher-Johannessen.

Hanen zetten en deze zoveel mogelijk laten zingen in 1 uur is geen wetenschap. Elk jaar opnieuw moet een speler kijken hoe hij uit zijn haan de beste kraai krijgt. Jozef Vanhove uit Waregem vertelt in deze uitzending over het kweken en zetten van krielhaantjes. - De hanenzetting of hanenkraaiing is immaterieel cultureel erfgoed. - ikwashier.live archiveert tradities en erfgoed, vooral immaterieel of ‘levend' erfgoed.

Irené Ghijselinck uit Merendree speelt elke zondag, het jaar rond. In de zomer met de vinken, in de winter met de haantjes. Als speler is hij volledig overgeleverd aan de willekeur en de goesting van zijn haan: wil hij kraaien, of wil ie vandaag niet kraaien? - De hanenzetting of hanenkraaiing is immaterieel cultureel erfgoed. - ikwashier.live archiveert tradities en erfgoed, vooral immaterieel of ‘levend' erfgoed.

Sylvère Bouckhout uit Pittem vertelt in deze uitzending over zijn jeugd, over het hanen- en vinkenzetten, over het kampioenschap ‘60-‘61, en hoe zijn vader hem op weg zette in de sport. - De hanenzetting of hanenkraaiing is immaterieel cultureel erfgoed. - ikwashier.live archiveert tradities en erfgoed, vooral immaterieel of ‘levend' erfgoed.

Det var en gang en hane og en høne som stod og spiste nøtter i nøtteskogen. Høna fikk plutselig et nøtteskall i halsen, og hanen løp til kilden for å finne vann til henne...

Det var en gang en hane som falt PLADASK i saftgryten da han skulle koke saft... Visste dere at Snipp Snapp Snute er på sosiale medier? Sjekk oss ut på https://www.instagram.com/snippsnappsnute.pod/ om dere vil følge med bak scenene på Snutelivet!Dere kan også følge oss på røyksignaler ☁️☁️☁️ om vi bare får tent dette bålet. Bli med i Snuteklubben for MYE MER fra Snipp Snapp Snute! Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Det var en gang en hane og en rev som var bestevenner! De dro ut i verden for å søke lykken, men om natta da de skulle sove kom en luring med rød pels og ville skaffe seg en hane-middag!

When you think of bike riding, I'm sure you don't think of women. Well perhaps...if you ride road bikes. Since mountain biking differs greatly, many women are surprised to see how many women are involved and interested in mountain biking. In fact, around the world there is actually a growing number of female mountain bikers.Christine's guest has been lucky enough to be able to travel a lot over the past few years, usually with friends and always in search of new experiences and adventures.Julie Hanen is the owner and founder of Ride the Earth, a mountain bike tour operator based in Bozeman, MT. As the owner and founder of RTE, her mission is to get more people out exploring the world on their bike. Julie carefully selects each destination where she operates and then designs her itineraries in a way to really showcase the location. She wants her guests to experience all the best that each destination has to offer during their mountain bike vacation. For full show notes and to access resources mentioned in this episode, head to https://www.lotussojourns.com/podcast-episodes/episode80Learn more about Lotus Sojourns and ways to be a part of the community here.Find Lotus Sojourns on Facebook, or join the Lotus Sojourns Collective, our FB community for like-hearted women.Follow us on Instagram: @lotussojourns or @souloftravelpodcastLOVE these conversations...support the production of this podcast by making a donation here! Credits. Christine Winebrenner Irick (Host, creator, editor.) Julie Hanen(Guest). Original music by Clark Adams. Editing and production by Rayna BoothSupport the show

What About ABA? covers a few key questions to ask parents that can help them figure out whether ABA therapy is right for them. Look for the following in episode #57:•   Questions to ask a potential ABA therapist•   The philosophy behind ABA therapy•   The philosophy behind relationship based approaches, such as Hanen and FloortimeThe complexity of language development 

While we understand that communication is more than talking, it's not always easy to explain why this is so to parents. Concepts that are so familiar to us—joint interaction, pragmatics, gesture development—are a whole new language for parents of kids with social communication disorders.  Hanen More Than Words gives SLPs the tools to coach parents on the non-verbal aspects of communication. Parents then become the experts in fostering social communication for their preschool age child.  In this episode you learn:•    How Hanen works•    What it means to OWLThe four stages of pragmatic communication 

Podden är tillbaka med veckans andra avsnitt inför premiären mot Öster på måndag, där snapphanarna ska visa Nils Dacke och hans undersåtar att både veta hut och lära respekt. Broderskap ska förkunnas, rök ska blåsas ur svartvita munnar och upprorsfanor ska återigen höjas när BoIS tar sig an denna pissiga Superetta. För som vi alla vet är Landskrona vaggan för snapphanerebeller som går framåt när det gäller inte bakåt när det smäller. KOM SÅ RANDIGT!

Håll i hatten, Ytspänning är tillbaka, och denna vecka har vi en superspännande gäst!Journalisten och författaren Kajsa Ekis Ekman släppte i våras en omdebatterad bok, "Om könets existens", som avhandlar "den nya synen på kön" och vad den kan få för konsekvenser för kvinnor, transpersoner och homosexuella.I Ytspänning utvecklar hon sin syn på debatten kring kön och trans. Hon ger också programledar-puggorna en omgång av Darwins teori om hanen som en vacker påfågelstupp, till skillnad från honan, som i djurriket ofta är färglös och väljer partner efter dess skönhet.Självklart avhandlar vi även hennes hudvårdsrutin och får handfasta tips på billig retinol från sydligare breddgrader.Tune in! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Gobierno de Biden presenta nueva versión de DACA El Gobierno del presidente Joe Biden presentó este lunes una versión revisada del programa DACA que ha protegido de la deportación a cientos de miles de inmigrantes, en un esfuerzo por superar las querellas en tribunales que amenazan su existencia. El Departamento de Seguridad Nacional (DHS) indicó en un comunicado que publicará mañana en el diario del Registro Federal, la propuesta de 205 páginas que quedará expuesta a un período de 60 días para recibir comentarios del público. La normativa, según DHS, pretende "fortalecer y preservar" la política de Acción Diferida para los Llegados en la Infancia (DACA), creada por ese departamento en 2012 durante el gobierno del presidente Barack Obama, y que beneficia actualmente a casi 600.000 inmigrantes traídos de forma indocumentada al país cuando eran menores de edad. La nueva propuesta se da después de que un juez federal en Texas dictaminó en julio pasado que DACA es ilegal y, si bien lo mantuvo en operaciones, prohibió que el gobierno acepte nuevas solicitudes de decenas de jóvenes migrantes. En su dictamen, el juez Andrew Hanen dijo que DACA debió haberse establecido bajo una norma federal sujeta a comentarios del público y no, como se hizo, mediante un memorando del Departamento de Seguridad Nacional. A comienzos de septiembre, el Departamento de Justicia apeló contra la decisión de Hanen. El consejero de política del Consejo Estadounidense de Inmigración (AIC) Aaron Reichlin Melnik dijo en un mensaje de Twitter, que la nueva regulación de 205 páginas "codificaría" las reglas de eligibilidad del memorando del DHS que creo DACA en 2012, en respuesta a las objeciones de Hanen y del Tribunal Supremo, que consideró el año pasado una demanda para salvar el programa. El secretario de Seguridad Nacional, Alejandro Mayorkas indicó hoy en el comunicado que el Gobierno "continúa dando pasos para proteger a los soñadores y reconocer sus contribuciones a este país". La propuesta mantiene casi todos los elementos del programa DACA original, con los mismos criterios de elegibilidad, incluidos los requisitos de que los solicitantes hayan venido a Estados Unidos antes de cumplir 16 años de edad y que hayan vivido continuamente en el país desde junio de 2007. DACA ofrece a los beneficiarios un número de seguro social y un permiso de trabajo. Uno de los cambios en la regla propuesta separa la protección de deportación del otorgamiento automático de permiso de trabajo. Si se aprueba, la norma estipulará una tarifa de 495 dólares para la dilación de deportación y el permiso de trabajo por dos años, pero el solicitante también puede gestionar la protección de deportación, sin permiso de trabajo, con una tarifa de 85 dólares. Este cambio busca atender también una de las alternativas para DACA sugeridas por el presidente del Tribunal Supremo, el juez John Roberts, cuando en 2020 ese tribunal bloqueó el intento del gobierno de Donald Trump por terminar DACA. EL CONGRESO TIENE LA ÚLTIMA PALABRA Mayorkas aclaró que, aunque la norma propuesta "es un paso importante hacia esa meta", será el Congreso el que puede otorgar una protección permanente. Biden ha apoyado la Ley del Sueño y la Promesa, un proyecto legislativo que ya se aprobó en la Cámara de Representantes y que permitiría acceder a la ciudadanía a unos 4,4 millones de "soñadores", pero que está estancado en el Senado. El Secretario pidió este lunes al Congreso que actúe “rápidamente” para dar a los “soñadores” el estatus legal ”que necesitan y merecen". Los demócratas en el Congreso buscan una vía para aprobar la reforma migratoria impulsada por Biden para regularizar a millones de indocumentados, incluidos los “soñadores”, después de que fue excluida del plan de gasto social de 3,5 billones de dólares que los progresistas aspiran a aprobar sin el apoyo de los conservadores.

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Good morning and welcome to Montrose Fresh, from The Montrose Daily Press. It's MondayJuly 26th and we're here to bring you a closer look at our top stories, events and more that matter to us here in Western Colorado.    Today - DACA, or Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, is now considered “unlawful” according to a July 16 ruling.    The ruling leaves the immigrant community in Montrose devastated and in limbo.   Today's episode is brought to you by Elevate Internet. Whether it's for your home or your business they offer the best speeds at the best price. Right now, if you refer a friend you can get $25 off! Give them a call for more information at 844-386-8744 or visit them at elevateinternet.com.   -   Now, our feature story.   DACA, or Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, is now considered “unlawful” according to Texas federal Judge Andrew S. Hanen's July 16 ruling.    The judge determined that former president Barack Obama exceeded his authority when he created the program by executive order in 2012.   The judge also said that new application approvals are prohibited. Although he would not order the DACA program to be immediately discontinued.    His logic was that DACA violated the Administrative Procedure Act.   The ruling leaves the immigrant community in Montrose devastated and in limbo, according to Ricardo Perez. Perez is the executive director and co-founder of the Hispanic Affairs Project.   Perez said that they're very disappointed because there are many who we call Dreamers in our communities.    The Hispanic Affairs Project works with the Colorado Immigrants Rights Coalition and the Department of Justice Immigration Legal Assistance Program. These are both programs set up in the Western Slope to help community members with DACA applications and the path to citizenship.   Perez said their organization supports an average of 80 applicants a year.    But the way Perez sees it, the judge left the door open for DACA renewals.   Not to be confused with DREAM - DACA determined that certain individuals who immigrated to the United States as children could request consideration of deferred action for two years.   DACA recipients became eligible for work permits and to reside in the United States legally during that period.   DACA applicants must meet several guidelines, including having moved to the U.S. before turning 15. They also need a clean criminal record.   Perez and The Hispanic Affairs Project are already working to coordinate actions against the ruling.    The organization plans to request action from state senators to support DACA.   Perez added that many applicants began applying when they were 16. They have since graduated high school, been to college, joined the workforce and started a family.   He said - this is their home. They're active community members participating in our society in many ways.   Perez also explained that this news is very painful, but this is not the end.   To stay up to date on this story visit us at montrosepress.com   -   Before we go…   Rosie Glenn's heart is happiest when colors are floating across her canvas.   She's fascinated by the idea of leaving behind a legacy and the ability of humans to create something out of nothing.    The artist found her love for art as a young child. She then earned her GED, attended Arapahoe Community College and went on to study jewelry and metalwork at Metro State University.   She transplanted to Montrose in 2017 with her family, where she is now a self-proclaimed “domestic engineer” and a homeschooling teacher. When she's not teaching her 6-year-old son, Glenn is in her home studio creating.   With her love of colors, it's no wonder that the artist is drawn to the abstract style of arts.    Whether Glenn is tie-dyeing, sewing, working with leather, beading, cooking or baking or acrylic painting - she's happy.    But it's her work in metal-smithing and jewelry making that really drives her.   Glenn's current painting phase indulges her passion for the multitude of art practices she enjoys executing, including glitter, color and texture in her art.   The artist is bringing her “playful yet serious” style of art to Mosaic. She'll be the gallery's featured artist for July.   Check it out!   That's all for today, thank you for listening! For more information on any of these stories visit us at montrosepress.com.   And don't forget to check out our sponsor, Elevate Internet. 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The Ontario Medical Association has joined the Registered Nurses' Association of Ontario in advocating that all health care workers be vaccinated against COVID-19. Dr. Adam Kassam president of the OMA outlines their position; Sage and Sunshine will offer elementary-school age children education on Indigenous culture and language. Ashley Wynne, who is Anishinaabe and school's founder tells us about her plans for the school; Barrie Mayor Jeff Lehman updates us on the clean up efforts in the aftermath of the tornado; Chris Peacock of The Sharing Place Food Centre in Orillia talks about the continuing need for donations; A national summit on Islamophobia will be hosted on Thursday by the federal government. Nuzhat Jafr of the Canadian Council of Muslim Women outlines some of what they hope to achieve; Jordan Press of the Canadian Press discusses the continuing controversy surrounding federal Green Party leader Annamie Paul; We talk to a mom Reem El Asaleh and her daughter Hanen about their preparations to celebrate Eid; In-person instruction and activities are set to resume for post-secondary students this fall. We hear about Trent University's plans for in-person learning and the vaccination requirements for students from Associate Vice President, Nona Robinson.

Do you think DACA is a detriment or success to our country's immigration system? No matter which side of the issue you find yourself standing on, it's absolutely essential to listen to what Vince Coglianese and Jason Anthony Nichols have to say on this matter. Tune into Vince and Jason Save The Nation right here at the Daily Caller! "Vince & Jason Save The Nation" is a political debate show that grapples with America's most pressing questions. The show features intelligent, brutally honest conversations between Vince Coglianese and Jason Nichols, two nationally renowned political commentators who come from opposite sides of the political divide but share a profound love of country. Enlisting the support of their fascinating and talented guests, Vince and Jason tackle the existential issues confronting America and set out on their quest to Save the Nation. Subscribe to Save The Nation on Apple Podcasts: https://rb.gy/mletxb Subscribe to Save The Nation on Spotify: https://rb.gy/jd7gdx

I am currently enrolled in Hanen's course "It Takes Two to Talk" and I am loving it! I run through some things I have learned so far, including their strategy OWL (Observe, Wait, Listen). Please rate and review the podcast and thank you for listening! Also, make sure to follow me on: Facebook - SLP Corner Instagram - slpcornerCheck out my blog: www.slpcorner.com

Vår stødige podcastvert Kjetil er borte denne uka. Det gjør at Pauserommet består av nok en dame som vikarierer for Kjetil. Kristina er med oss i dag når vi snakker om blant annet den forestående 17. mai-feiringen. Vi får også, som vanlig, høydepunkter fra sist uke, som denne gangen består av mye uteaktiviteter. Send oss gjerne innspill og tilbakemeldinger på podcast@framtidinord.no. Vi ønsker deg en fin langhelg og en god nasjonaldag!

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In this 30 minute podcast we speak with Sue Hanen, an orthodontic consultant and life coach with more than 20 years experience. With extensive knowledge of the business of orthodontics, her focus is to create the certainty, clarity, and connection your team desires with sustainable operating systems.   We also cover important topics like: The four hidden gems - metrics you should be tracking: No show percentage, Emergency visits, Retention visits, and Overtreatment time How to manage these metrics to recapture your time to invest those hours in however you want Helping practices discover the leading indicators to avoid disaster What will happen with virtual appointments and exams post-Covid Sue Hanen has helped hundreds of clients bring order to chaos with diligent fact-finding, strategic planning, and follow-through. By developing healthy practice metrics, and clarity of goals, she has decreased stress and helped reach targets. Sue is an iPEC Certified Professional Coach, a Kolbe Certified Consultant, and loves to identify team members' strengths and natural talents to enhance job satisfaction and longevity.

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Hanen and Hani share with Serisha about the importance of mentorship opportunities, measuring success in your community work and divulging untold truths. Follow B.A.M. Collective IG: @bamcollectivee, @hanennanaaa, @hanimoulia TW: @BAMCollectivee, @hanennanaa4 www.bamcollective.ca Follow Leading in Colour IG/TW: @leadingincolour, @serishaiyar www.leadingincolour.ca Our intro/outro beat was made by the wonderful Ian Chun, you can follow his work on SoundCloud: YSCHEON

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> Est-ce que le mariage parfait entre l'UX et l'UI existe ? Dans cet épisode, je vous propose d'aller à la rencontre de Hanen Leroy et Olivier Leroy respectivement UX et UI Designer. On parle Lean UX, Design System, quel est le rôle de chacun et comment font-ils pour travailler ensemble sur les mêmes projets ? Leurs profils Hanen https://www.linkedin.com/in/hanenleroy-leadux/ & Olivier https://www.linkedin.com/in/olivier-leroy/ Design + est disponible sur : - Youtube : https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLRMePLXDKVNIKIQaG3StjWO_tYPA3Obmk - Apple Podcasts : https://podcasts.apple.com/fr/podcast/design/id1470372088 - Spotify : https://open.spotify.com/show/7jKE9V0OhhZNlkKAcYmuyY - Google Podcasts : https://podcasts.google.com/?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy9jNWMzNTgwL3BvZGNhc3QvcnNz - Deezer : https://www.deezer.com/fr/show/392792 - Overcast : https://overcast.fm/itunes1470372088/design - Pocket Casts : https://pca.st/DP32 - Castbox : https://castbox.fm/channel/Design-%2B-id2184146 - RadioPublic : https://radiopublic.com/design-G1JvDK - Stitcher : https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/Design/design-5 - Anchor : https://anchor.fm/designplus > Merci d'avoir écouté Design +, le podcast français sur le Design UX UI > Design + est présent sur Linkedin, abonnez-vous https://www.linkedin.com/company/designplus-podcast/ > Design + est aussi sur Instagram, abonnez-vous https://www.instagram.com/designplus_podcast/ Copyright © Laurent Gallen 2020 > RSS feed https://anchor.fm/s/c5c3580/podcast/rss #designplus #podcast #design #ux #ui #uxdesign #uidesign #userexperience #userinterface #lgdesignuxui #leanux

Dans cet épisode, Myriam évoque l'accompagnement parental et le transfert de ce qui est vu en séance d'orthophonie vers le quotidien des enfants. Nous nous interrogerons sur la régularité du travail, l'entraînement régulier étant l'une des principales conditions pour l'installation des acquisitions de façon pérenne. références citées dans cet épisode: -formation de Laurence Kuntz -formation Dialogoris -session HANEN, comment préparer un accompagnement parental -jeu "Croque carotte", Ravensburger

Raising a child in a bilingual household? Hear from bilingual speech-language pathologist, Jacquilyn Carcamo, as she discusses language development and the many common misconceptions held by families, educators and even therapists in supporting children learning to speak more than one language. She provides guidance in determining whether a bilingual child is struggling with a language disorder or if their difficulties are due to learning a second language. In addition to her clinical expertise, Jacqui touches on her personal experience growing up in a bilingual family.About JacquiJacquilyn Carcamo, MA, CCC-SLP, is a certified and licensed speech-language pathologist at The Parish School and The Carruth Center in Houston. She has experience in pediatric and adult settings, working with patients with a variety of communication, swallowing and feeding disorders, as well as working with culturally and linguistically diverse populations. She is Hanen-certified in “It Takes Two to Talk” and “More than Words.” She enjoys furthering her education in communication disorders and staying current with research-based practice. Jacqui has a passion for naturalistic intervention and family collaboration. In addition to her work at The Parish School, Jacqui provides freelance consulting, training and resources to speech-language pathologists who work with culturally and linguistically diverse populations through Habla Cadabra SLP.Related LinksFind Jacqui on Instagram: Habla Cadabra SLPAmerican Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) Information Page: ASHA Bilingual Service DeliveryASHA’s Speech-Language Pathologist Search Page: ASHA ProFindSupport the show (https://donatenow.networkforgood.org/supportTPS?code=New%20Website)

Trenger du tips til Norgesferien? Vet du ikke helt hvor ferden går i år? Er du redd for å bli gående i kø til Trolltunga?Har du lyst til å oppleve det ekte og autentiske Norge? Tips til hvor du kan dra for å oppleve kultur og natur. Eller hvor det er fint å ta med barna. HANEN viser vei til Norges bygdeperler!

Elaine shares new resources from the Hanen Centre that support telepractice service delivery. She has been Executive Director of The Hanen Centre since 1992. Elaine is the co-author of the Hanen guidebooks It Takes Two to Talk: A Practical Guide for Parents of Children with Language Delays (Pepper & Weitzman, 2004), Learning Language and Loving It (Weitzman & Greenberg, 2002) and ABC and Beyond™:  Building Emergent Literacy in Early Childhood Settings. Her research on parent and teacher training in collaboration with Dr. Luigi Girolametto, Professor at the University of Toronto, has been widely published. Ms. Weitzman has an appointment as Adjunct Professor at the University of Toronto, Department of Speech-language Pathology.

On today's episode of The Sensory Corner, we'll be speaking with Guest SLP, Shannon Briggs and talking about little quick tips you can integrate into your everyday communication with your child to help them develop their Speech & Language. We somewhat covered these topics in past episodes however, you guys asked for it and Shannon will be dishing out 10 robust Speech tips from the Hanen & Early Start Denver Model. These strategies are very subtle changes however will tackle common issues we see in Parent-child communication. Look we get it, you're not an SLP, and whenever you hear that you need help develop your child's speech at home outside of the clinic, that can seem daunting. From ensuring that you are setting you child up for natural conversation, developing their awareness to social cues, and diversifying their sentence structure is a very tall feet. But after this podcast, hopefully you will gain a bit of a better understanding on how to talk to you child and help develop their speech and language in a reasonable and less overwhelming manner! Shannon Briggs is a Speech-Language Pathology graduate student at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, BC. Be sure to give her a follow on her Instagram The SLP Corner & check out her Blog. Also be sure to tune into her Podcast (The SLP Corner) & follow her Facebook Page

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This podcast is all about different types of learning styles and how to facilitate learning with each style. This is more relevant than ever since so many parents are now tasked with home schooling. When working with kids (or all people for that matter) learning styles is an important consideration. The Hanen program “More than Words” asserts that there are five types of learners (rote, gestalt, visual, hands-on, and auditory). As always, please rate and review my podcast and thank you for listening! Follow me on:Facebook - SLP Corner Instagram - slpcornerCheck out my blog: www.slpcorner.comReference: Sussman, F. (2012). More than words: A guide to building interaction and language skills for children with autism spectrum disorder or social communication difficulties. Toronto: Hanen Centre.

This podcast discusses common SLP recommendations for developing children's speech and language. At the end of sessions or assessments, SLPs often give parents recommendations to help with their child’s speech and language development. The tips often differ depending on a specific diagnosis or disability so make sure to discuss with your own SLP about recommendations specifically for your child. However, these tips are very common and helpful, many of which come from the Hanen program and the Early Start Denver Model. To read more on SLP recommendations click here. Please rate and review my podcast! Follow me on:Facebook - SLP Corner Instagram - slpcornerCheck out my blog: www.slpcorner.com

My 18-month-old isn’t walking... My 2-year-old only says a few words... My gut tells me something’s wrong, but my pediatrician says we can wait and see. My Mom told me, “your cousin didn’t talk until 3 and she’s fine.” My friend says, “he’ll talk when he’s ready.” Who do I listen to and where do I go for help?? If any of this sounds familiar, this episode is for you!In this episode, Anne Powers, a speech-language pathologist and Director of Early Childhood at The Parish School discusses the importance of early intervention. During our chat, Anne touches on the importance of receiving services early, what age range is considered early intervention, and how parents can get an evaluation and find services. Additionally, she gives parents and educators a few simple methods for supporting their child’s early language development. We also asked our listeners on social media to submit their questions for Anne and received several fantastic responses that added to the conversation.Anne Powers, MA, CCC-SLP, Director of Early Childhood at The Parish School, is passionate about helping children find their voices and believes that all children have the right to learn to communicate. Anne is a Hanen-certified trainer for Learning Language and Loving It™, a program designed to provide early childhood educators with practical strategies for helping children in the classroom to build language, literacy and social skills. She also has experience partnering with public and private schools, daycares and community centers in Pennsylvania and Texas to detect early signs of communication disorders and provide treatment for young children who have language delays.ResourcesHow to Spot a Language/Learning Disorder EarlyAmerican Speech-Language-Hearing Association:Identifying Signs of Communication DisorderFind a Licensed Speech-Language PathologistEarly Intervention Services in Texas:Texas Early Childhood Intervention Birth to 3 ServicesHouston Independent School District Child Find (3-21 years)Support the show (https://donatenow.networkforgood.org/supportTPS?code=New%20Website)

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Uncle Carl is joined by the Jizzy Jesus himself, Hanen aka @philliethephill on Instagram. They touch on topics such as cocaine prices, baptisms that almost drown babies, music, they freestyle, and Hanen shares his "shitted my pants" story. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cib/message

To improve your communication skills, just talk. Leave you comfort zone. When you have a message, you create a connection to the audience. The Healthy Attitude is the most Important. How to Learn a Language. Don't compare yourself to others. You are not a rabbit to eat only salad. Indulge without guilt. Have a Positive Mindset. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/roy-coughlan/message

While Emily has had experience working for other private practices in her career, she set off to found her own company when she realized she wanted to pursue the clients she was most passionate about and make her own schedule. Her practice is driven by her training as a Hanen instructor and considerable time spent with therapists in other fields, such as occupational therapy. Here's What We Cover:How she chose the unique name of her practiceEducating herself on business administration skills in order to acquire clients, particularly onlineThe benefits she has reaped from delegating different activities to othersHow she structures her day to maximize her timeHer successful marketing strategies and the next group she wants to break intoThe particular feature of her website that has helped add a personal touchNeed helping starting or growing your private practice? Visit www.PrivatePracticeInfo.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join pediatric speech-language pathologist Laura Mize, M.S., CCC-SLP of teachmetotalk.com as she discusses a very common situation SLPs and other therapists find themselves in with toddlers. Read her original question here and listen for my ideas for what I use when this happens!  I work a lot with children under 3 (ASD& late talkers). I keep running into the same problem.  I start with Hanen and parent education regarding same.  Parents generally like the social interaction it can bring. Then I work on imitation skills with toy's or motor movements. I also work on task completion. AFTER this I get stuck. Parents want therapy weekly/ every second week. Kids are often saying a few words, but we seem to be doing the same things going nowhere. During Hanen kids play with same toys often silent despite my efforts (playing own agenda). Kids won't imitate words and parents are frustrated as they have heard their child say the word in the past. Usually lack of motivators and parent reluctance rules out PECS. I would be so grateful for any advice or product recommendations for this dilemma.  I am beginning to lose faith at this stage.  http://teachmetotalk.com/2018/01/24/326-help-im-stuck-kinds-kids/

Premier League blev om muligt endnu mere spændende denne uge. Sunderland og Newcastle vandt begge, og lukker dermed hullet til Norwich, der nu er nede på et forspring på et og to point. Vi siger farvel til Aston Villa med manér og prøver at forklare, hvor og hvornår det gik galt. Er der tendenser, andre klubber skal lære af? 34. spillerunde blev også runden, hvor den ikke længere gik for Leicester. De fik en heldig uafgjort hjemme mod West Ham, mens Spurs viste styrke ude mod Stoke, der var halvejs på stranden. Alt det og meget mere i dette afsnit af Tirsdage i Stoke.

In this episode, I talk with Elaine Weitzman from the Hanen Centre. The Hanen Centre is an international organization focused on helping parents and educators enhance the language and literacy skills of young children. The programs they have been developed are research-based and the information they offer parents is practical, easy, every day things we can do to truly enhance how our children learn. The Hanen centre has come out with a yearly calendar that gives parents and teachers a month by month, week by week resource of how to specifically help build critical language skills for young children. This is a straight-forward, easy to use guide to doing simple things that can have a big, long term impact on your child's education and literacy.To give you some perspective on how important this is, a recent show entitled "Going Big" on This American Life by Ira Glass featured a segment regarding the Harlem Children's Zone, an ambitious program focused on helping parents help their children in the same way the Hanen Centre does- and it's working miracles in terms of improving children's scholastic outcomes.It's simple things, like reading to your child, asking them questions, talking about emotions, answering those endles "Why?" questions that help spark your child's curiosity about the world and encourage them to develop these critical skills necessary for later literacy and academic success.Please contact the Hanen Centre through their website at www.hanen.org. The calendar for 2009 is now available, and sample months are available on their website.Click here to listen to Elaine Weitzman, Hanen Center- Developing Early Language Skills with your kids