Podcasts about hasna

Het Brabantse dorp Engelen heeft te maken gekregen met bekladdingen op huizen. Mensen die een poster van VluchtelingenWerk achter hun raam hadden zitten, hebben nu teksten op de voorkant van hun huis. Anti-azc-demonstranten zitten achter de bekladdingen en richten zich op vrouwen, met leuzen en teksten als 'stinkteef', 'hoer' en 'slet.' Clara van de Wiel, adjunct-hoofdredacteur van NRC, noemt het "ironie ten top" dat demonstranten de veiligheid van vrouwen en meisjes opwerpen als argument tegen azc's, maar nu zelf vrouwen en meisjes aanvallen met hun bekladdingen. "Het is een nieuwe vorm van protest. Eerst ging het op de azc's zelf, nu op de eigen gemeenschap." Hasna el Maroudi, hoofdredacteur Journalistiek bij Omroep ZWART, stelt dat het dus ook niet het "doel" is van anti-azc-protesten om vrouwen te beschermen. "We zien dit keer op keer terug. Als we hier als maatschappij niet vaker over spreken en er goed over doorpraten, blijft dit gebeuren." Aan tafel zitten Clara van de Wiel, Hasna el Maroudi en Spraakmaker Melanie During. 

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durée : 00:31:38 - Les Nuits de France Culture - Deux expériences hypnotiques au programme de ce numéro de "Un poco agitato" en janvier 2003 : une intervention de Richard Pinhas, tête pensante des groupes Schizotrope et Heldon (avec l'écrivain Maurice G. Dantec), et une rencontre avec la chanteuse Hasna El Becharia, figure de la musique diwane. - équipe : Antoine Dhulster, Vincent Abouchar, Hassane M'Béchour, INA - invités : Richard Pinhas , Hasna El Becharia musicienne, chanteuse, guitariste algérienne, Jean-Philippe Renoult , Gérard Tourtrol Vous aimez ce podcast ? Pour écouter tous les épisodes sans limite, rendez-vous sur Radio France

Ooit was het zo dat vrouwen niet mochten hardlopen. Ze zouden veranderen in een man of hun baarmoeder zou eruit vallen. De horror. Deze opvattingen doen lichtelijk Middeleeuws aan, maar stammen gewoon uit de tijd van onze ouders en grootouders. Voorbeeldje: pas in 1984 mochten vrouwen de Olympische marathon lopen. Hallo? Gelukkig zijn de tijden veranderd en halen vrouwen links en rechts de mannen in. Vooralsnog liggen de parcoursen niet bezaaid met baarmoeders, maar het is natuurlijk altijd goed to keep an eye out. Hasna El Maroudi - living legend en een van onze favo feministen du moment - is fervent hardloper. Zo fervent dat ze besloot mee te doen aan de Marathon Des Sables, een barre tocht van 252 kilometer dwars door de Sahara. Deze race staat bekend als de zwaarste hardloopwedstrijd ter wereld. Hasna volbracht deze uitputtingsslag en schreef daarna het boek Yalla over haar ervaring die ze verweeft met haar familiegeschiedenis. Yalla gaat over jezelf een bizar doel stellen en er vol voor gaan. Over doorzettingsvermogen. Over migratie en op zoek gaan naar je wortels en je voorouders. Wij hebben haar boek met open mond zitten lezen en wij dachten: 252 km door de Sahara, WAAROM?! We moeten die vrouw vragen: WAAROM?! Dus dat deden we. Verder: een oude vader hebben die er genocidale en radicale opvattingen op nahoudt en jou niet voor vol aanziet, hoe ga je daarmee om? Ga voor de shownotes en het transcript naar damnhoney.nl/aflevering-285DAMN, HONEY wordt gemaakt door Marie Lotte Hagen en Nydia van VoorthuizenIn deze aflevering hoor je een advertentie voor Alliander. Maak onderdeel uit van de energietransitie en werk aan het duurzame energienet van de toekomst. Bekijk alle mogelijkheden: werkenbij.alliander.com editwerk: Daniël van de Poppejingles: Lucas de Gier website: Liesbeth Smit DAMN, HONEY is onderdeel van Dag & Nacht Media. Heb je interesse om te adverteren in deze podcast? Neem dan contact op met Dag en Nacht Media via adverteren@dagennacht.nlSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"Petite, j'ai vécu quelque chose de très compliqué. Il y a eu beaucoup de morts autour de moi, et je me suis demandé pourquoi pas moi ? Cette question, je me la suis posée toute mon enfance. Je me disais q'il fallait que je trouve un but à ma vie, et qui si demain je brille, ce sera pour toutes ces personnes qui n'ont pas pu briller."Ce sont les mots de Hasna Tebsi, elle qui s'apprête à se battre pour grimper dans le classement européen, et qui pourtant avait bien failli lâcher la boxe. Alors dans quelques jours, Hasna va tout faire pour briller.Pour ce nouvel épisode, je t'emmène à Champs-sur-Marne dans le 77 ; et puisque tu es prêt.e, poussons ensemble la porte de l'IBC : le ISSA BOXING CLUB !J'adore pénétrer dans de nouveaux lieux, sentir l'atmosphère. Regarde au mur toutes les photos des légendes :  Ali, Robinson, Tyson… Regarde, il y a aussi les photos de ceux qui sont en train d'écrire la légende du club : ici, celle de Bakary Samaké, à une marche désormais d'une ceinture mondiale !Tiens, voilà Issa Samake, le fondateur de l'IBC. Il est à la fois entraîneur, manager et promoteur. Issa aussi a été boxeur,comme bien d'autres dans la famille Samake, il semblerait que la boxe coule dans le sang.La rencontre avec Issa a été déterminante pour Hasna : portée par l'équipe IBC, elle s'est mise à rêver grand ! Désormais, la championne de France professionnelle ne donne plus de limites à ses rêves. Hasna est magnétique, habitée par la passion, la détermination. Cette force, elle la puise au sein de sa famille et de ses racines en Algérie.Ce nouvel épisode de Combattantes est une traversée dans le monde de Hasna Tebsi : hypersensible et tellement puissante !------------------------------------------Avec la participation de :- Hasna Tebsi : boxeuse professionnelle, Championne de France chez les poids Plumes- Issa Samake : fondateur du club IBC, entraineur, manageur et promoteur "Samake Promotion"Vous pouvez retrouver sur Instagram :- Hasna Tebsi : https://www.instagram.com/hasna.tebsi/- Bakary Samake : https://www.instagram.com/bakary.smk/- Issa Samake - IBC : https://www.instagram.com/ibc_boxing_/- Samake promotion : https://www.instagram.com/samakepromotion/- Combattantes podcast : instagram.com/combattantes_podcast/Références :- Extrait Musique : Melody Walter - Toudoux - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aR6AeLAsDn4- Extrait Musique : Idir - A vava inouva - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8qcSdqc7QYoSi vous souhaitez m'aider à financer le projet Combattantes

Hasna El Maroudi is journalist, programmamaker en dagvoorzitter. Ze schreef columns voor NRC en Trouw en artikelen voor Elle Magazine en Vogue Nederland. Samen met Clarice Gargard richtte zij in 2019 het intersectioneel feministische online journalistieke platform Lilith Magazine op. Voor de VPRO organiseerden zij in 2020 het televisieprogramma ‘Nederland, we moeten het hebben over racisme'. Ook maakten ze voor de VPRO het satirische televisieprogramma met sketches ‘Seef Spees'. Sinds dit jaar is ze hoofdredacteur journalistiek en documentaire bij Omroep Zwart. Nu verschijnt El Maroudis eerste boek ‘Yalla: Een familiegeschiedenis in zes etappes'. In het boek verweeft ze haar familiegeschiedenis met haar hardloopervaring van de Marathon des Sables.  Femke van der Laan gaat met Hasna El Maroudi in gesprek.

Ze rende 252 kilometer. Op zoek naar naar haar familiegeschiedenis, op zoek naar zichzelf. We spreken over haar nieuwe rol bij Omroep Zwart, over diversiteit en hoe trots haar moeder is dat ze eindelijk een toga draagt. 

Uswa e Hasna - Behtreen Namoona e Hayat | Complete Lecture | Muhammad Ajmal Raza Qadri

Den 8 december vaknar Hasna Wahabani mitt i natten av att dörren till hennes cell öppnas. Hon och de andra i kvinnofängelset är plötsligt fria att gå ut. Utanför, i Damaskus, råder glädjeyra och kaos. Syriens diktator Bashar al-Assad har störtats och regimen har flytt landet. Hasnas första prio blir att hitta sina barn. Hon är en av flera hundra vars barn stulits och gömts av Assadregimens säkerhetsstyrkor. Programledare: Elinor Ahlborn. Med Emma Bouvin, mellanösternkorrespondent på DN.Producent: Linnéa Hjortstam.

Israeli military raids on the West Bank have intensified ever since the fragile ceasefire agreement came into effect in Gaza. According to the Palestinian Health Ministry, Israeli forces have killed over 70 Palestinians in the West Bank this year alone and displaced thousands from their homes. These IDF raids not only target and kill Palestinians of all ages but serve as a pretext to launch mass arrest campaigns. Jenna Abu Hasna, international advocacy officer at the Ramallah-based NGO Addameer, describes Israel's longstanding practice of mass arrests in the occupied Palestinian territories. Abu Hasna outlines Israel's systemic torture of Palestinians in Israeli jails and its widespread practice of placing Palestinians under administrative detention for months – even years - without filing formal charges. Israel's system of mass incarceration is not only a violation of international norms but serves as a tool to dispossess Palestinians of their rights, dignity, and land. 

Episode kali ini kita kedatangan tamu Hasna Salsabila, seorang edukator psikologi. Fenomena laki-laki tidak bercerita menjadi perbincangan yang hangat, mengapa itu bisa terjadi? Mari kita bedah di episode ini! Konten ini merupakan kerjasama Kolektif ID X Rumah Podcast

Season 28 : CERITA SOBAT PEMBELAJAR

Que feriez-vous si, en primaire, vos camarades vous remettaient un régime écrit à la main, vous expliquant comment vous devriez perdre du poids ? C'est une histoire à peine croyable, mais c'est exactement ce qu'a vécu notre invitée de la semaine. Aujourd'hui, elle transforme ces expériences en une force pour inspirer et encourager des milliers de personnes à s'accepter telles qu'elles sont. Mon invitée du jour est Sania Hasna, une créatrice de contenu qui utilise son parcours pour influencer positivement ses abonnés sur les réseaux sociaux, le tout avec humour. Sania a commencé son aventure sur les réseaux sociaux en affrontant les standards de beauté des années 2010. Harcelée et jugée pour son physique, elle a décidé de ne pas se laisser abattre. Elle entame un parcours scolaire jalonné de cours de théâtre, du lycée au conservatoire d'Orléans. Et se lance ensuite dans le maquillage professionnel, avant de faire ses premiers pas sur TikTok, encouragée par sa mère. Ses vidéos humoristiques ont rapidement attiré l'attention. Sania a développé une stratégie de publication intensive qui a fait exploser sa popularité. Aujourd'hui, elle compte plus de 150.000 followers sur Instagram et plus d'un demi-million d'abonnés sur TikTok, sans doute inspirés par ses valeurs de positivité et d'acceptation de soi. Elle est aussi active sur Twitch, où elle réagit à des émissions et joue à des jeux vidéo comme GTA RP et Les Sims. Son défi est maintenant de ramener sa communauté de TikTok et Instagram sur Twitch où la connexion avec ses abonnés est plus concrète. Dans cet épisode, Sania nous parle de son parcours, des raisons pour lesquelles elle s'est mise sur les réseaux sociaux, et de la manière dont elle gère la production de ses vidéos. Elle explique comment elle gère les critiques et les commentaires négatifs, et utilise même les haters pour augmenter l'engagement. Elle partage ses conseils pour rester soi-même et ne pas se conformer aux standards de beauté imposés. On discute aussi de ses habitudes alimentaires saines et de sa lutte contre la banalisation de l'obésité. Sania nous donne un aperçu de la façon dont elle gagne sa vie en tant que créatrice de contenu, en équilibrant les revenus de TikTok et les collaborations commerciales. Elle parle des différences de rémunération entre TikTok et YouTube et de l'importance de diversifier ses sources de revenus. Elle aborde aussi les risques d'une possible interdiction de TikTok et l'importance d'avoir des compétences et des diplômes en backup. Enfin, Sania partage ses projets futurs dont la création de sa propre marque, ses critères pour choisir les marques avec lesquelles elle collabore, et l'importance de vivre des expériences authentiques pour créer du contenu engageant. ----

Cet épisode est un extrait de l'épisode 103 de Follow Me avec Sania Hasna. Retrouvez la version intégrale sur votre plateforme d'écoute de podcasts favorite : Apple Podcasts Spotify Google Podcasts Deezer

Op Ticketswap zijn er nog 4000 mensen op zoek naar een startbewijs voor de marathon in Amsterdam. Waarom zijn we massaal verslaafd geraakt aan de duurloop? En hoe verhoudt dat zich tot de prestatiemaatschappij van nu? Daarover praat host Esma Linnemann met fervent hardlopers Hasna el Maroudi, die de 250 kilometer lange Marathon des Sables liep, en met Tom Vennink, die vier marathons in vier dagen liep. Wetenschapsredacteuren Tonie Mudde en Maarten Keulemans vertellen of hardlopen eigenlijk wel gezond is. Host: Esma LinnemannMontage: Tiemen HagemanEindredactie: Corinne van Duin, Julia van Alem en Emilie van KinschotArtwork: Sophia TwigtSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Leeftijd: 8+ Wil je de gehele serie beluisteren? Luister deze én nog veel meer spannende, advertentievrije en schermloze audioverhalen in de Abel Club. Word lid via ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠www.petjeaf.com/abelclub⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠, vraag altijd eerst een volwassene om toestemming.  Een speciale uitvoering van het boek Mees Kees - Hoppa! in de vorm van een luisterverhaal met kleurrijke geluidseffecten en sfeervolle muziek. Een samenwerking van WPG Kindermedia en Abel Studios. Groep 6b maakt zich klaar voor een fancy fair, een dag waarop ze geld op zullen halen voor het goede doel. De klas heeft een circusvoorstelling bedacht waarbij iedereen zijn of haar best doet in een circusact. Hasna vraagt Tobias om een optreden te bedenken samen met de hond van mees Kees, Harley. Ze oefenen ijverig en zorgen voor alle details, maar toch loopt deze dag anders dan verwacht. Auteur en verteller: Mirjam Oldenhave Vergeet ons niet te volgen op Instagram @here_is_abel Neem een kijkje op onze site voor al onze Nederlands en Engelstalige audioproducties www.abel-studios.com

This week, we are thrilled to bring you an exclusive interview with Hasna Kourda, the award-winning Tunisian entrepreneur, founder of Save Your Wardrobe. Hasna is tackling some of the most complicated issues in the fashion industry: the creation of a circular business model, facilitating care and repair to increase a product's lifecycle. Hasna Kourda's upbringing in Tunisia shaped her vision to solve one of the biggest issues in the fashion system: turning a linear business model into a circular one. Going from “production to consumption to waste” into “production to consumption to repair and recycle to a new production” is no easy feat. There are several external components that influence our purchasing drivers and the system demand creation. Becoming aware of them is the first step into changing them. Not everything is lost. Hasna is bridging the gap and distributing the responsibility between brands and consumers when it comes to managing a product's lifecycle. There are other initiatives and players who are also creating a more sustainable future. ABOUT Season 4 of Tech Powered Luxury is brought to you in partnership with Seoulista Beauty, a cryo-powered skincare brand, as well as our sponsors, Sinead Keary the Label and Digital Luxury Group. LISTENER BENEFITS Tech Powered Luxury listeners benefit from a 20% discount on https://seoulistabeauty.com/ and https://sineadkeary.com/ with the code TPL20, as well as a complementary perspective on building your brands strategy for China with Digital Luxury Group. Email  hello@digital-luxury.com to organise your consultation.  NEWSLETTER & COMMUNITY REWARDS Each week, we bring a dedicated newsletter as well as Community Rewards to Tech Powered Luxury listeners. Subscribe to our substack to have full access: https://techpoweredluxury.substack.com/ THE TECH POWERED LUXURY TEAM Producer & Host: Ashley McDonnell Partnerships: Cliona Jordan Videography: Ben O'Neill, Christos Celniku and Morgan Prudhomme Photography: Anastasiia Redko, Anastasiia Lopushynska and Madeline Gillespie Production Assistants: Abigail Herbert, Gemma Brennan, Tessa Haughton Lynch and Klaudia Skierska Newsletter: Beatriz Barros Styling: Johanna Dooley Styling Assistants: Cian Crowe and Alison Murphy Social Media Management: Grace Slattery Public Relations: Align Agency Content Creation: Kinsman & Co

Le conflit entre le pouvoir central jordanien et les Bédouins de la tribu des Bdouls de Pétra, est une vieille histoire qui remonte au début des années 1990, lorsque le gouvernement de Jordanie avait exproprié les Bédouins de leurs grottes situées sur le site historique et leur avait offert en dédommagement des maisons en dur dans un village nouvellement créé appelé Oum Sayhoun. Presque 25 ans plus tard, le conflit entre Bdouls et pouvoir central est toujours larvé. Car les Bdouls, bien qu'ils aient accepté de quitter le site, ont continué de s'y rendre pour travailler avec les touristes et gagner de quoi vivre. De notre correspondant à Amman,Keffiehs enroulés sur la tête et vêtements traditionnels de Bédouins, les Bdouls de Pétra errent en chameau ou en âne à Oum Sayhoum, village situé à l'extérieur du site historique de Pétra construit de toute pièce par le gouvernement pour reloger cette communauté. Tous regardant avec regret et nostalgie comment ils sont passés de propriétaires d'un lieu exceptionnel à étrangers interdits d'entrer sauf avec approbation du gouvernement.Le 12 décembre dernier, les autorités jordaniennes ont expulsé des centaines de familles de Bédouins, dont la vieille Fatima, et des dizaines d'autres familles de la tribu bédouine des Bdouls qui occupaient des grottes la journée pour proposer plats locaux en tout genre et moments inoubliables aux visiteurs de passage.Depuis quatre mois, Fatima ne peut plus se rendre sur le site et pour elle, c'est insupportable. « Le gouvernement nous a opprimés et nous a forcés mes enfants et moi à fuir hors de Pétra. Nous sommes tous assis ici à la maison sans travail ni moyen de subsistance, et dans ce village, il n'y a rien à part des logements, nous sommes isolés et livrés à nous-mêmes », dénonce Fatima.Les archives de RFIPétra, Jordanie, au-delà du tourisme« Je resterai là jusqu'à ma mort »Malgré l'expulsion des Bdouls du site historique de Pétra, 39 familles vivent toujours dans des grottes. Eux n'ont pas encore été expropriés, mais déplacés dans de nouvelles grottes plus excentrées du Trésor et du monastère. C'est le cas de la famille de Hasna qui y vit sans eau potable, ni électricité, et où il est impossible de tenir debout à l'intérieur.« L'eau, c'est notre point faible. Ils l'ont coupée de nos grottes pour nous forcer à quitter Pétra, et nous avons maintenant recours à l'eau potable d'une des sources, qui est elle-même polluée et a causé des maladies pour nous et nos enfants. Mais nous ne sortirons pas d'ici même si nous buvons de l'eau polluée, je resterai là jusqu'à ma mort », clame Hasna.À écouter aussiLe royaume nabatéen, premier royaume arabe?Le gouvernement jordanien se justifieLes autorités gouvernementales jordaniennes ont de leur côté justifié leurs actions en expliquant craindre que Pétra soit inscrite sur la liste des sites menacés du patrimoine mondial de l'Unesco, explique Ismail Abu Amud, chef adjoint de la Commission des réserves et du tourisme.« La présence de ces familles dans les grottes est contraire aux idées de l'Unesco et aux lois jordaniennes. L'agence onusienne demande en effet que les Bédouins soient réinstallés dans des vrais logements et qu'on leur offre des opportunités de travail. Il y a actuellement environ 40 familles dans les grottes et nous travaillons actuellement à leur trouver un logement alternatif avant de les expulser de Pétra », avance Ismail Abu Amud.Historiquement, les Bdouls travaillaient comme bergers, mais avec le début de l'afflux de touristes dans la ville à la fin des années 1960, ils se sont adaptés en proposant balades et divertissements aux touristes du monde entier. Aujourd'hui, les Bdouls de Pétra sont estimés à environ 3 000 personnes.

durée : 00:57:57 - Les Nuits de France Culture - par : Albane Penaranda - Le 14 janvier 2002, Caroline Bourgine reçoit à Radio France la guitariste algérienne Hasna El Becharia, la chanteuse juive séfarade d'origine tunisienne Sandra Bessis, et Claire Zalamansky, chantre de la tradition judéo-espagnole, pour explorer le matrimoine oral de la Méditerranée. - invités : Hasna El Becharia musicienne, chanteuse, guitariste algérienne; Sandra Bessis Chanteuse; Claire Zalamansky Chanteuse

On this SPECIAL EDITION of The Movie Podcast, Daniel and Shahbaz reunite with Máiréad Tyers, Sofia Oxenham, Bilal Hasna, & Luke Rollason to talk all things EXTRAORDINARY Season 2. Following their discussion with the cast, Daniel and Shahbaz share their thoughts on the series. Written by Series Creator Emma Moran, and Directed by Toby MacDonald and Jennifer Sheridan, Season 2 picks up where season one spectacularly left off, following Jen on her powers journey as she enrols as a client at the power clinic. Ex-cat, now-boyfriend Jizzlord has had an unexpected revelation about his past, and Kash and Carrie are attempting to be totally mature and dignified about their break-up, which is not easy when they're still living under the same roof. Extraordinary returns March 6, 2024 on Hulu in the US and Disney+ in the rest of the world. GET 50% FACTOR MEALS WITH CODE "MOVIEPOD50" (U.S. ONLY) Watch and listen to The Movie Podcast now on all podcast feeds, YouTube, and TheMoviePodcast.ca SUPPORT THE MOVIE PODCAST ON PATREON! Get a whole month of great cinema FREE on MUBI: mubi.com/themoviepodcast Contact: hello@themoviepodcast.ca FOLLOW US Daniel on X, Instagram, Rotten Tomatoes, and Letterboxd Shahbaz on X, Instagram, Rotten Tomatoes, and Letterboxd Anthony on X, Instagram, Rotten Tomatoes, and Letterboxd The Movie Podcast on YouTube, X, Instagram, TikTok, Discord, and Rotten Tomatoes Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Want to know what an aquatic activist is? Then dive headfirst into an episode that promises to saturate your spirit with inspiration and courage as we're joined by the extraordinary Hasna Muhammad.  Besides being a passionate masters swimmer, Hasna is a visual artist, writer, and educator whose work focuses on family, social justice, education, and the human condition. Her photography has been exhibited in various cities in the United States, and has a successful book, Breathe In the Sky: Poems, Prayers & Photographs.Her narrative weaves through the lanes of competitive swimming, artistry, and a fervent quest for social justice and a strong butterfly swim stroke, offering a powerful testament to the strength of human spirit. Hasna's voice isn't just one of triumph; it's a catalyst for change, echoing the stories of finding solace and strength in the waters of swimming, perseverance and community. Learn about Hasna's life, from her young days in the pool to her high impact "Swimmer Girl" Moth performance. She inspires us with her relentless determination to return to competitive swimming, despite societal expectations and personal hurdles—like hair maintenance and injury recovery. Hasna's narrative shatters stereotypes, encourages body positivity, and serves as a resounding call to action for black women (black people) and older adults to embrace the freedom and joy of swimming without succumbing to societal constraints.So, whether you're poolside or oceanside, let this episode be your invitation to immerse yourself in the transformative power of swimming.

Zeb Hasna, Dustin Grigg, and Trevor Butterfield have triumphed over adversity and emerged stronger. Against staggering odds, these resilient individuals have not only survived but are thriving, defying statistics that suggested otherwise. Overcoming the clutches of drug addiction, a battle that brought them to the brink of death, they are now here to share their compelling stories, insights, and inspiration. Tune in to this incredible Beliefcast episode for a powerful reminder that anything is possible.   … #OvercomingAdversity #mentalhealth #recovery #clean #recovered  #addiction #TriumphOverOdds #BeliefcastJourney #InspirationForAll #ResilienceStories #beliefcast #toddinspires   .... You can connect with them here: IG:  @zebhasna24 IG:  @the_griggles IG:  @tbutterfaded   ….. Special thanks to our sponsors: Siegfried & Jensen @siegfriedandjensen Morii Nutrition @moriinutrition Wasatch Recovery @wasatchrecovery Thread Wallets @thread_wallets Music by Paul Cardall

Hasna Nada is a mother of 4, including a 6 & a 16-year-old son each diagnosed with Autism. She has been a passionate advocate for the last decade, bringing attention to the need for adequate services, inclusion, & acceptance of those with Autism, in Qatar & abroad. She is the founder of Child Development Center, the first multidisciplinary therapy center for children diagnosed with Autism in Qatar.  In 2019, Hasna co-founded Learn Autism, which is a digital resource platform designed to inform parents, caregivers, & professionals how to best support individuals with autism in different settings & phases of life. Witness her visit with Just Two Dads. Want to create live streams like this? Check out StreamYard: https://streamyard.com/pal/d/4505255944912896 Website: https://www.learnautism.com/ — eMail:wearejusttwodads@gmail.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/just_two_dads/ Podcast: https://anchor.fm/justtwodads LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/justtwodads Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/wearejusttwodads YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-GN4T9fkHEVR5R_16w_7bw The Den Men's Group: https://forms.gle/xe8ujJunPCMzBgw49 Sponsored by Billy Footwear: https://billyfootwear.com/?ref=just-two-dads #HasnaNada #LearnAutism #ChildrensDevelopmentCenterInQatar

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In this special episode, we examine the relationship between Swimming and the Black community. And we hear from one of our favorite podcasts, The Stoop. If you'd like to listen to more great stories from The Stoop, subscribe to it wherever you get your podcasts, or visit thestoop.org to learn more. This episode is hosted by Suzanne Rust and Leila Day. Storyteller: While out for a swim, Hasna Muhammad finds a kindred spirit.

On this edition of The Movie Podcast, Daniel and Shahbaz are joined by MÁIRÉAD TYERS, SOFIA OXENHAM, BILAL HASNA, & LUKE ROLLASON of EXTRAORDINARY on Disney+. Following their discussion, Daniel, Shahbaz, & Anthony review the series from creator Emma Moran. Ten years ago, everyone over the age of 18 got their superpower. But Jen (Máiréad), a painfully self-aware 25-year-old woman, is still waiting to get hers. She'd take anything at this point. Adrift in a big, confusing world and armed with nothing but a bit of hope, a lot of desperation and her flatmates (Sofia, Bilal, & Luke ), Jen begins her journey to find her maybe-superpower. But in doing so, she might discover the joy of being just kind of ok. Extraordinary debuts on Disney+ January 25, 2023 with 8 episodes.Watch and listen to The Movie Podcast interview now on all podcast feeds, YouTube, and TheMoviePodcast.caContact: hello@themoviepodcast.caTHE MOVIE PODCAST ON ET CANADA!THE MOVIE PODCAST MERCHANDISE NOW AVAILABLE!FOLLOW USDaniel on Twitter, Instagram, and LetterboxdShahbaz on Twitter, Instagram, and LetterboxdAnthony on Twitter, Instagram, and LetterboxdThe Movie Podcast on Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, Discord, and YouTube

De Femdeal van organisatiedeskundige Marlies Brenters laat de psychologie zien achter de ongelijkheid voor mannen en vrouwen in het bedrijfsleven en biedt oplossingen voor gelijke kansen.Uitgegeven door Ambo|AnthosSpreker(s): Hasna el Maroudi

The Pakistan Experience is an independently produced podcast looking to tell stories about Pakistan through conversations. Please consider supporting us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thepakistanexperience To support the channel: Jazzcash/Easypaisa - 0325 -2982912 Patreon.com/thepakistanexperience Tabish Hashmi is a Stand-up Comedian and the host of Geo's Hasna Mana Hai. Tabish comes on The Pakistan Experience for a detailed discussion on comedy, vulgarity, Hasna Mana Hai, Politics, Satire and Pakistan. Did Tabish Hashmi copy Kapil Sharma? Why is Tabish entering politics? Does he feel disappointed by Imran Khan? Find out this and more on this week's episode of The Pakistan Experience. And Please stay in touch: https://twitter.com/ThePakistanExp1 https://www.facebook.com/thepakistanexperience https://instagram.com/thepakistanexpeperience The podcast is hosted by comedian and writer, Shehzad Ghias Shaikh. Shehzad is a Fulbright scholar with a Masters in Theatre from Brooklyn College. He is also one of the foremost Stand-up comedians in Pakistan and frequently writes for numerous publications. Instagram.com/shehzadghiasshaikh Facebook.com/Shehzadghias/ Twitter.com/shehzad89 Chapters: 0:00 Vulgarity, mainstream Vs alternative comedy 13:14 Kapil Sharma comparisons, Hassan Nisar 20:40 Woke crowds and problems 32:22 Societal values, domestic violence 38:30 Social consciousness in comedy, sex education and religious powers 50:17 Karachi mentality, taxation and infrastructure 1:01:49 Tabishs political career and Imran Khan 1:15:05 Internet trolls, hate comments and chasing your dreams 1:24:09 QnA

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Hasna Nada has dedicated the past ten years to advocating for individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder. This is a personal journey inspired by her son being diagnosed with autism. Back when parents who had children with autism would seek answers and support in online forums, Hasna decided to take a leap of faith and set up the Child Development Centre (CDC) to provide services for kids with autism. She's now working on an online platform called Learn Autism. This was recorded at the CDC during her last day in Qatar. In this episode, she reflects on her difficult but inspirational journey. If you want to support the podcast, please leave a review. Don't forget to subscribe and hit that notification bell to stay updated on new episodes! Contact: Email: curatedadviceonbetterliving@gmail.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thekhaledsoltan/

This week Alison is joined by Hasna, Huma and Suzana to discuss their biggest back to school fears. How do we manage our anxiety about the upcoming school year? How to have a line of open communication with your child's school and teachers? and much more!   Topics Topics 00:00 - This Life, the chronicles of Autism moms podcast, series 1 episode 19 – Biggest Back To School Fears. 00:30 – Alison kicks off the episode 02:00 – Suzana, what gives you the most anxiety personally about your son going back to school? 03:59 – Hasna, what gives you anxiety? Is this educational or social? 05:13 – Maybe you don't like the way you finished the school year 05:36 – this anxiety never goes away, it's just heightened in the run up to the school year 05:51 – you're exhausted before the school year even starts 06:00 – To handle anxiety, Suzana likes to have meetings at end and beginning of year 06:48 – Huma's hands are sweating just at the topic of the conversation 06:50 – Huma, how do you handle the back to school stress? 08:00 – Suzana: Summer vacation alone stresses me out! 09:26 – How do you go into meetings with the school/teachers calmly and prepared? 11:05 – Hasna: we as mothers are so traumatized from this process, it always triggers really negative feelings 12:28 – Why is the school not passing on the file to the next team? Where is the communication happening? 13:20 – This trickles down to our children—that feeling of not belonging—there's no validation for their struggle 14:07 – Huma, I was very docile with my previous school. I had no expectations. My son was made to feel like he was a bad boy because the system failed him. 15:46 – How messed up is it that you can't stand up and advocate for your child for fear of him getting kicked out of school! 18:40 – We are absolutely being let down by the system. Our kids in the present system are not the “preferred” children. 19:52 – Who gives anyone the right to not give our kids a voice? Why aren't any schools helping kids find their voice. 20:36 – After 5 years Huma was told her child cannot return to the school. 23:13 – Top Tips Handling your biggest Back To School Fears   Summary This week Alison is joined by Hasna and Suzana to talk with Huma who is currently going through a particularly bad break-up with her son's school. Unfortunately, this is a common occurrence that a lot of parents will experience   Topics Topics 00:00 - This Life, the chronicles of Autism moms podcast, series 1 episode 19 – Biggest Back To School Fears. 00:30 – Alison kick's off the episode 02:00 – Suzana, what gives you the most anxiety personally about your son going back to school? 03:59 – Hasna, what gives you anxiety? Is this educational or social? 05:13 – Maybe you don't like the way you finished the school year 05:36 – this anxiety never goes away, it's just heightened in the run up to the school year 05:51 – you're exhausted before the school year even starts 06:00 – To handle anxiety, Suzana likes to have meetings at end and beginning of year 06:48 – Huma's hands are sweating just at the topic of the conversation 06:50 – Huma, how do you handle the back to school stress? 08:00 – Suzana: Summer vacation alone stresses me out! 09:26 – How do you go into meetings with the school/teachers calmly and prepared? 11:05 – Hasna: we as mothers are so traumatized from this process, it always triggers really negative feelings 12:28 – Why is the school not passing on the file to the next team? Where is the communication happening? 13:20 – This trickles down to our children—that feeling of not belonging—there's no validation for their struggle 14:07 – Huma, I was very docile with my previous school. I had no expectations. My son was made to feel like he was a bad boy because the system failed him. 15:46 – How messed up is it that you can't stand up and advocate for your child for fear of him getting kicked out of school! 18:40 – We are absolutely being let down by the system. Our kids in the present system are not the “preferred” children. 19:52 – Who gives anyone the right to not give our kids a voice? Why aren't any schools helping kids find their voice. 20:36 – After 5 years Huma was told her child cannot return to the school. 23:13 – Top Tips for handling your biggest Back To School Fears     --- To learn more about Autism, visit: www.learnautism.com To watch this podcast, visit our YouTube Channel. --- Keep in touch with us on Instagram  @chroniclesofautismmomspod Download the Learn Autism app today:

Hasnaâ voulait faire du chocolat. Mais le faire, vraiment, depuis la plantation du cacayoer à la transformation de la fève. La voilà bien déçue quand, en CAP chocolatier, elle se retrouve « seulement » à faire fondre des pistoles de chocolat pour en faire des bonbons (ganache, praliné…). Ce n'est pas ça, pour elle, le métier de chocolatier. Nous sommes en 2014 et le « bean to bar » (transformation de la fève à la tablette) est un concept qui n'a pas encore été importé en France. Ils ne sont pas si nombreux, ces courageux qui décident de fabriquer leur chocolat « maison », avec de petites machines, sans bénéficier des coûts et de l'espace des industriels, à se pencher sur les conditions de vie des planteurs, sur l'agroforesterie et les équilibres financiers du marché de la fève. Rien n'arrête Hasnaâ, animée par une curiosité sans faille, et une saine humilité : « je ne suis pas sourceuse », déclare-t-elle, « c'est un métier ». En revanche, elle sait s'entourer. Des débuts à l'institution qu'elle a désormais créée (« nous sommes désormais 30 à faire du bean to bar en France, et la plupart viennent se former, faire un tour chez moi »), Hasnaâ se raconte à notre micro, et on en prend une bonne dose d'inspiration ! Un grand merci à XII pour les musiques du podcast et le mixage de cet épisode ! Vous pouvez retrouver son travail ici : https://soundcloud.com/rena12sance

Summary This week Alison is joined by Hasna and Suzana to talk with Huma who is currently going through a particularly bad break-up with her son's school. Unfortunately, this is a common occurrence that a lot of parents will experience   Topics 00:00 - This Life, the chronicles of Autism moms podcast, series 1 episode 17 – That's not inclusion! 01:20 – Can you just share with us Huma, what is the current situation? 04:40 – What was the lead-up to this happening? 08:30 – What accommodations have the school put in place over the years to assist Haider? 16:00 – Why was your shadow teacher so upset and unable to handle the situation, what was her feedback? 17:00 – Shadow Teachers often feel powerless and disrespected. 18:00 – When children on the spectrum are triggered repeatedly they go into fight or flight mode. 19:00 – I felt terrible for shouting at him when we got home and I wasn't cross with him I was fearful for his future. 24:00 – I did so much for the school, volunteering, raising money organizing events 25:00 – Ambushed during the meeting with a long list of situations that I had no heads up on. 28:00 – Where is the school's accountability for this situation. With a child who has been at the school for a number of years, who is still being put into situations that trigger his behaviours that they could easily have avoided. 29:00 – I feel like I'm on trial every time I have a meeting at school. 31:00 – He has been continually excluded from opportunities at school because the teachers assume a situation will happen, even if there has been no history of such behaviour. Neurotypical children at the school get into worse situations but somehow are not subject to the same scrutiny. 33:00 – How do you feel now about the situation and the future? 34:00 – How is Haider now and what have you told him about the situation? 46:00 – There are excellent laws within education in Qatar in favour of SEN, however, they only extend to local schools. Private schools are able to continue to take extensive fees and have no accountability for the neurodiverse children they are paid to educate. Unfortunately, this particular school has taken full advantage of this.   --- To learn more about navigating the school process, watch Learn Autism's video: Finding the Right School To learn more about Autism, visit: www.learnautism.com To watch this podcast, visit our YouTube Channel. --- Keep in touch with us on Instagram  @chroniclesofautismmomspod Download the Learn Autism app today:  

Summary This week Hasna and Alison talk about standardized tests. They explore what standardized tests measure, how schools filter students using these tests, consequences of the tests on parents and kid and wrap up with talking about the DSM-5.   Topics 00:00 - This Life, the chronicles of Autism moms podcast, series 1 episode 15 – Standardized Testing with Hasna. 00:01 – What is standardized Testing? 01:50 – Why was Standardized Testing created? 02:30 – When would it be appropriate for our neurodiverse children to have such testing? 03:00 – Standardized Testing immediately puts a non-Standard child at a disadvantage 04:00 What does the test consist of? 07:00 – What are the consequences of these tests for our children? 09:00 – Current tests are so outdated they do not reflect what the child is actually capable of. 09:30 – A huge shift in testing is required, how do think this can be done? 10:20 – DSM – Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Health Disorders – This manual is periodically updated, for example between version 4 and 5, Autism and Aspergers were redefined. Constantly evolving according to research. 13:00 – There are no current accommodations with the standardized tests for special needs children they are being compared to neurotypical children. --- To learn more about navigating the school process, watch Learn Autism's video: Evaluation process and effective school inclusion To learn more about Autism, visit: www.learnautism.com To watch this podcast, visit our YouTube Channel. --- Keep in touch with us on Instagram  @chroniclesofautismmomspod Download the Learn Autism app today:  

Hasna Kourda, the Tunisian born Founder of Save Your Wardrobe, is considered, methodical and pragmatic. A recovering perfectionist. She has been fighting the good fight about customer consumption and the importance of circularity way before it became fashionable. With only 2% of funding going to female founders she had to learn on the go how to pitch for her idea (in the early years even sending her husband in to ‘look' like the lead) and assess investors on whether they are right for her business in the first place. She learnt that saying ‘no' to investors even when you have no money isn't always a mistake and that separating yourself from your business is important to keep your sanity. ------------------------------- EPISODE #27: ------------------------------- You can listen to the full episode here OR WATCH it on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCC-YIz5pEMM9vigbYOxK2Kw ------------------------------- WE DISCUSS ------------------------------- 02:35 - Your first job and early years 05:56 - Starting Saving My Wardrobe 10:04 - Surprises about skills 12:09 - Working with few resources / parallel with sustainability 13:37 - Raising funds 16:57 - Creating a balance when your husband is also your business partner 24:08 - Hiring the best people 28:26- How are you different now from when you started? 29:53 - What do you wish you learnt sooner? 33:31 - Mistakes that shape you 36:49 - What does leadership mean to you? 42:09 - Any misconceptions about you? 43:59 - Impossible question ----------------------------------------- HASNA KOURDA ----------------------------------------- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hasnakourda/ Twitter: @hasnakourda - https://twitter.com/hasnakourda ----------------------------------------- SAVE YOUR WARDROBE ----------------------------------------- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/saveyourwardrobe/?hl=en Website: https://www.saveyourwardrobe.com/ Twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/saveyrwardrobe Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/saveyourwardrobe/ Save Your Wardrobe has a new partnership with Zalando - https://zalandocareandrepair.saveyourwardrobe.com/ ------------------------------- FOLLOW ME ON ------------------------------- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mariahvo/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mariahvo/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/mhvorostovsky HVO Search: www.hvosearch.com ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Need help HIRING - head over to - www.hirewithmaria.com ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LEAVE A REVIEW: If you're listening on Apple Podcasts make sure to Follow, Rate, and leave a REVIEW. The best review will get a mention in the next episode! Music from Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/cruen/in-the-nowLicense code: SDXCT4ELUCOHZOKN

Summary This week Maha, Suzana, Hasna and Alison chat about social interactions! They explore managing their own anxiety, how to guide their kids through navigating social situations and practicing social skills with their kids.   Topics 00:00 - This Life, The Chronicles of Autism Moms podcast, series 1 episode 11 – Social Interactions 00:27 - Alison kicks off the show 01:13 – Suzana, tell us about your experience with uncomfortable social interactions with your son and how that looked for you in the past 01:49 – We didn't have the issue of not wanting to interact with people, but more of how do I interact with people. 04:11 – What was the reaction from the other moms when your son came to get help from them when dealing with social situations with their kids? 04:50 -  Maha, as a parent, has navigating your child's social interaction every became overwhelming for you so much that you've decided not to attended a gathering? 06:31 – I have to get myself into a good state before heading into a new social situation because I'm not sure what my child's reaction would be. 08:14 – Work on skills when you're not limited by time or if you need to be somewhere or not. That takes the pressure off. Make sure you have patience. 09:16 – We've all done the iPads! 10:16 – I'm happy for my son to go out with friends but when I'm with him I can help steer the situation a bit more. I'm not embarrassed of him, I want to protect him from people who are not understanding of his behavior or make fun of him.  I want to teach my son to disclose so that he can advocate for himself 11:23 – Some days you're willing to face that anxiety and other days its just too much 12:25 – I need everyone to understand our situation and I want people to understand that my child has Autism. Disclosure is power and people tend to understand once they know. The problem is that a lot of people are not compassionate. 13:45 – Social skills are learned through practice 14:19 –That is my fear with social interactions: that my son gets bullied, he gets hurt, he doesn't understand the situation. 15:10 – There's always a fear if it will always be like this, it's very stressful 16:00 – There's not enough compassion, awareness, effort etc, by the schools 17:44 – Maha tell us about a “crash and burn” situation. 20:20 – Sometimes we have to pick our battles and say that's not the right thing for him right now 20:51 – You definitely start to accept that that's how your child is. I always have a plan b if plan a doesn't work out. We have to become more flexible when maneuvering more situations. 23:40 – We want our kids to be in situations where they are comfortable and sometimes uncomfortable so that they can push themselves 25:13 – Outwardly, my son doesn't look like he has Autism. It's so annoying to have to explain ourselves all the time.  26:43 – It's hard to deal with the judgement from others on if I'm parenting well. 27:32 – What it's like navigating doctor visits 30:50 – what helps me is to keep regular appointments so that the people and places are familiar and it becomes easier and more predictable for my son. It's all practice and it gets easier. 33:38 – Top Tips for navigating social interactions --- To learn more about Social Interactions, watch Learn Autism's video: Child-to-child interactions to promote social skills. To learn more about Autism, visit: www.learnautism.com To watch this podcast, visit our YouTube Channel. --- Keep in touch with us on Instagram  @chroniclesofautismmomspod Download the Learn Autism app today:  

Summary This episode includes Hasna, Suzana, Maha and Alison sharing their own unique experiences of getting their child with Autism to eat different foods and their frustrations with seeing them go from eating everything to just beige foods.  These moms chat about what that was like for them and how that affected them and their lives as women, mothers, and professionals. 00:00 - This Life, The Chronicles of Autism Moms podcast, series 1 episode 10 – Food Frustrations 00:27 - Alison kicks off the show 01:00 - Suzana, tell us about your son's eating habits and how they make you feel? 05:05 - Apart from his general health and wellbeing, and how much anxiety you get from that, how else has that caused you anxiety and stress? Perhaps it started as a toddler/picky eater scenario but is now something more.  I wish there was something who could have put me in the right direction from the start. 06:08 – Should I hide fruits and veggies in his food?  I completely dropped the ball on exposing him to foods, that's still necessary. 07:54 – This is not something that will work itself out 09:36 – The stress of traveling with a picky eater 10:06 – What would happen if someone gave you advice, meaning well, just to leave them and not let them eat if they won't eat what's offered? 10:50 – You're dealing with your own anxiety and that of your child's frustration who hasn't eaten 11:10 – What has been your experience, Maha? 11:30 – My son's brain processes that food in a completely different way to the way you or I do. 12:09 – Exposure is key, just having food on their plate, even if they don't eat it, is good 12:36 – Kids sharing food with strangers 13:36 – Being a foodie, it's hard having a beige eater and wanting to go and try new things? 13:44 – Associating food with memories 14:56 – It's ok to say no to invitations, it's ok to manage a situation in the best way you know how. Ipads are ok sometimes! 16:59 – we put so much emphasis on how things “should” be 17:33 – Alison's lunch story: bring out the ipads! 19:38 – Hasna's story: Autism and Type 1 Diabetes 20:39 – Not every autistic person doesn't like food 22:50 – Top Tips for dealing with food frustrations --- To learn more about SEN Education, watch Learn Autism's video: Picky eaters and problem feeders. To learn more about Autism, visit: www.learnautism.com To watch this podcast, visit our YouTube Channel. --- Keep in touch with us on Instagram  @chroniclesofautismmomspod Download the Learn Autism app today:  

Hasna Kourda, the Tunisian born Founder of Save Your Wardrobe, is considered, methodical and pragmatic. A recovering perfectionist. She has been fighting the good fight about customer consumption and the importance of circularity way before it became fashionable. With only 2% of funding going to female founders she had to learn on the go how to pitch for her idea (in the early years even sending her husband in to ‘look' like the lead) and assess investors on whether they are right for her business in the first place. She learnt that saying ‘no' to investors even when you have no money isn't always a mistake and that separating yourself from your business is important to keep your sanity. ------------------------------- EPISODE #27: ------------------------------- You can listen to the full episode here OR WATCH it on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCC-YIz5pEMM9vigbYOxK2Kw ------------------------------- WE DISCUSS ------------------------------- 02:35 - Your first job and early years 05:56 - Starting Saving My Wardrobe 10:04 - Surprises about skills 12:09 - Working with few resources / parallel with sustainability 13:37 - Raising funds 16:57 - Creating a balance when your husband is also your business partner 24:08 - Hiring the best people 28:26- How are you different now from when you started? 29:53 - What do you wish you learnt sooner? 33:31 - Mistakes that shape you 36:49 - What does leadership mean to you? 42:09 - Any misconceptions about you? 43:59 - Impossible question ----------------------------------------- HASNA KOURDA ----------------------------------------- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hasnakourda/ Twitter: @hasnakourda - https://twitter.com/hasnakourda ----------------------------------------- SAVE YOUR WARDROBE ----------------------------------------- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/saveyourwardrobe/?hl=en Website: https://www.saveyourwardrobe.com/ Twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/saveyrwardrobe Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/saveyourwardrobe/ Save Your Wardrobe has a new partnership with Zalando - https://zalandocareandrepair.saveyourwardrobe.com/ ------------------------------- FOLLOW ME ON ------------------------------- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mariahvo/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mariahvo/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/mhvorostovsky HVO Search: www.hvosearch.com ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Need help HIRING - head over to - www.hirewithmaria.com ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LEAVE A REVIEW: If you're listening on Apple Podcasts make sure to Follow, Rate, and leave a REVIEW. The best review will get a mention in the next episode! Music from Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/cruen/in-the-nowLicense code: SDXCT4ELUCOHZOKN

With less than 2% of funding going to female founders, it is tough when you are faced with the decision to walk away from investors. It takes courage, self-awareness, and conviction in your idea to do that. My latest guest Hasna Kourda the Founder of Save My Wardrobe did exactly that. She learnt that saying ‘no' to investors even when you don't have the cash is not always a mistake. Hasna is considered, methodical and pragmatic. A recovering perfectionist. She has been fighting the good fight about customer consumption and the importance of circularity way before it became fashionable. She had to learn on the go how to pitch for her idea (in the early years even sending her husband in to ‘look' like the lead) and assess investors on whether they are right for her business in the first place. EPISODE #27: You can listen to the full episode here OR WATCH it on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCC-YIz5pEMM9vigbYOxK2Kw ----------------------------------------- HASNA KOURDA ----------------------------------------- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hasnakourda/ Twitter: @hasnakourda - https://twitter.com/hasnakourda ----------------------------------------- SAVE YOUR WARDROBE ----------------------------------------- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/saveyourwardrobe/?hl=en Website: https://www.saveyourwardrobe.com/ Twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/saveyrwardrobe Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/saveyourwardrobe/ Save Your Wardrobe has a new partnership with Zalando - https://zalandocareandrepair.saveyourwardrobe.com/ ------------------------------- FOLLOW ME ON ------------------------------- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mariahvo/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mariahvo/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/mhvorostovsky HVO Search: www.hvosearch.com ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Need help HIRING - head over to - www.hirewithmaria.com ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LEAVE A REVIEW: If you're listening on Apple Podcasts make sure to Follow, Rate, and leave a REVIEW. The best review will get a mention in the next episode! Music from Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/cruen/in-the-nowLicense code: SDXCT4ELUCOHZOKN

Summary The episode includes everyone sharing their own unique experiences of Early Intervention with their child on the Autism spectrum and how that affected them and their lives as women, mothers, and professionals.  Topics 00:00 - This Life, the chronicles of Autism moms podcast, series 1 episode 5 – Early Intervention. 00:30 - Alison kicks off the show 01:30   What is Early Intervention? 03:50   What are the reasons for Early Intervention? 04:40   Did you know about EI when your child was diagnosed? Karina's story 07:00   Reen's early experience of intervention. 12:30   How do you manage the planning of services your child needs? 15:30   How did finding an EI program help – Moira's story 20:30   Maha's experience in Australia 24:20   Suzana, when did your child join an EI program? 30:00   Huma's experience and advice for parents who are embarking on a therapy journey. 37:30   Hasna's experience 48:00   Alisons experience and final advice   --- To learn more about Autism, visit: www.learnautism.com Download the Learn Autism app today and start your FREE 3-Day trial:   To watch this podcast, visit our YouTube Channel. Keep in touch with us on Instagram  @chroniclesofautismmomspod  

Summary Alison discusses “the diagnosis” with Autism moms Hasna, Moira, Maha, Suzana, Huma, Karina, and our techie Raana. They share their feelings, perspectives and reality of what life was like during the time they received their child's Autism diagnosis.  Their discussion focuses on them as mothers but also primarily as women who have been on this journey and how that period of time felt for them.  Topics 00:00 - This Life, the chronicles of Autism moms podcast, series 1 episode 1 00:30 - Alison kicks off the show  00:52 - Who diagnosed your child? Without naming names, share the process and your experience.  25:03 - Do you need need a diagnosis? 27:25 - What would you change about the diagnosis system and process? Resources Learn Autism Episode on Diagnosing Autism by Dr. Adrienne Robek on https://tv.learnautism.com/programs/diagnosing-autism --- To learn more about Autism, visit: www.learnautism.com Download the Learn Autism app today and start your FREE 3-Day trial:   To watch this podcast, visit our YouTube Channel.  

Summary This podcast is a fun and thoughtful initiative that we hope will support others as we share our collective years of experience and knowledge. This project is a means to pay it forward to other families as they begin their journey. It is hosted by Alison Saraf, an Autism mom, and also features other awesome Autism moms Hasna, Moira, Suzana, Reen, Maha, Karina, Huma and Raana, our techie. The episode includes everyone sharing their own unique experiences of how their story unfolded when they realized their child is on the Autism spectrum and how that affected them and their lives as women, mothers, and professionals. Strap in, grab some tissues, sometimes you'll cry from empathy and other times from laughter. Join us on our journey of This Life.   Topics 00:00 - This Life, the chronicles of Autism moms podcast, series 1 episode 1 00:30 - Alison kicks off the show 03:05 - How did you first notice that something was different about your child? 12:37 - How did that make you feel as a mother and as a person?  16:46 - What do you remember about the period when you were seeking a diagnosis for your child? 31:18 - Fast Forward 10 years…. What do you think was the most important thing that you did for your child during this time? What made the most difference? 53:54 - How is your child doing now and how are you doing (as a mother and a person)? --- To learn more about Autism, visit: www.learnautism.com Download the Learn Autism app today and start your FREE 3-Day trial:   To watch this podcast, visit our YouTube Channel.    

This podcast is a fun and thoughtful initiative that we hope will support others as we share our collective years of experience and knowledge. This project is a means to pay it forward to other families as they begin their journey. Meet our host, Alison Saraf, an Autism mom, and the other awesome Autism moms on our podcast: Hasna, Moira, Suzana, Reen, Maha, Karina, Huma and Raana, our techie. Strap in, grab some tissues, sometimes you'll cry from empathy and other times from laughter. Join us on our journey of This Life.   00:00 - This Life, the chronicles of Autism moms podcast, series 1 Bonus episode 00:30 - Alison kicks off the show   To learn more about Autism, visit: www.learnautism.com Download the Learn Autism app today and start your FREE 3-Day trial:   To watch this podcast, visit our YouTube Channel.  

Hasna Nada is the mother of 14 year old autistic child. She has been a passionate advocate for the past 10 years bringing attention to the need for adequate services, more inclusion and genuine acceptance in Qatar for autistic individuals. Hasna is the founder and owner of Child Development Center, the first multidisciplinary therapy center for children with autism in Qatar.   The center provides early intervention, facilitates social skills groups, ongoing parents and community training, and provides professional development for field professionals. As part of advocacy and raising awareness Hasna organized several autism conferences and symposiums bringing groundbreaking speakers in autism to Qatar. In 2019, along with other parents, professionals and acclaimed autistic professor and autistic advocate Dr. Stephen Shore, Hasna founded Learn Autism. Learn Autism is a digital resource platform to inform parents, caregivers and professionals on how to best support autistic individuals in different settings and phases of life. This project was born to empower caregivers in being proactive when supporting their child's journey and overcoming different challenges. Hasna believes that parents play a crucial role in their child's progress and that evidence based knowledge can facilitate making informed choices when supporting their child in achieving their potential and living a meaningful life. 

Cette semaine j'ai le plaisir de partager ma conversation avec la brillante Hasna Kourda.  Hasna est une jeune maman, fan de mode et fondatrice de la startup SYW, Save Your Wardrobe. SYW est une plateforme qui s'appuie sur la technologie pour maximiser notre dressing. Elle optimise la gestion de nos vêtements, permet d'éviter le gaspillage et augmente leur durée de vie.   L'application a été reconnue comme « révolutionnaire » par plusieurs magazines très renommés tel que Forbes, Financial Times ou encore Business Cloud. Et 9 mois seulement après son lancement, elle est la seule compagnie fashion listée dans les meilleurs lancements d'application d'Apple !!   Hasna fait partie des femmes les plus influentes de la fashion tech.   Dans cet épisode, Hasna nous parle de son enfance heureuse en Tunisie. Elle a grandi au sein d'une tribu où toutes les générations cohabitaient, grands-parents, parents et ses 7 frères et sœurs.  Elle nous raconte l'influence qu'ont eu sa mère et sa grand-mère sur le projet qu'elle est en train de mener à bien. En effet l'économie circulaire faisait partie intégrante de leur mode de vie où rien ne se jetait et tout se transformait.  Lors de son arrivée en France, elle réalise à quel point la façon de consommer est différente de ce qu'elle a connu petite en Tunisie. Témoin d'une consommation poussée à l'extrême qui engendre un immense gâchis, elle se lance alors le défi de trouver une solution à cette situation devenue intenable à ses yeux.   Hasna nous parle des différents challenges rencontrés en tant que femme entrepreneure, arabe, étrangère, sans réseau et avec une idée plutôt révolutionnaire dans un milieu conservateur.  Nous avons également discuté d'entreprenariat féminin, de vulnérabilité et des rôle models féminins encore trop peu présents.  Sans plus attendre je laisse place à mon invitée du jour, Hasna Kourda.      -----------------------------------------------------  Pour suivre Hasna et Save Your Wardrobe  Site web : https://www.saveyourwardrobe.com/  Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/saveyourwardrobe/?hl=fr  LinkedIn : https://uk.linkedin.com/in/hasnakourda  Pour suivre Heya  Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/heya_podcast/  

Episode number 2 of Shaking It Up With The Sharks finds our hosts Johnny Richardson and Katie Meadows shaking it up with our special guest, Mr. Paul Hasna If you're looking to become the go-to real estate leader in your market, you need the right knowledge to make that happen. Head over to: https://directrealestatevt.com and learn directly from the Shark himself and dominate in your real estate career.

Growing up, we used to feel like outcasts in western society. Things we ate, the language we spoke, the music we would listen to, holidays we would celebrate, and more were very different compared to our friends who aren't Asian. Because of this, we thought we were the only ones who would follow these traditions. Listening to other Asian narratives allowed us to appreciate and love our culture. We created this podcast to share our personal experiences and narratives but we also believe it is important to share others as well! Listening to more stories and experiences others face, teaches us more about the world, enriches our understanding of others, and connects us. In this series, Lulu and Yaya will bring in three guest speakers, coming from all different backgrounds and various parts of the world, to share their narratives and stories as Asians! In this episode, meet Alison Young, Hasna Azis, and Amara Saputra, who share their stories about struggles with identity, being the first-born daughter, and striving to create change. Produced and Edited by Lulu & Yaya Intro & Outro Music by Ramen the God Transition Music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DFcWD7TD0v0 © 2021 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/asiangirlinawesternworld/support

This week in MongoDB - MongoDB Developer Advocate Adrienne Tacke joins Michael Lynn to discuss the latest news and events from the world of MongoDB for the week of November 2, 2020.  1. Hacktoberfest Update: 233 PRs created, all merged! Many first-time contributors who were afraid to participate finally did by contributing to the Wild Aid app! https://charts.mongodb.com/charts-sheeri-jymux/public/dashboards/5f83a62a-eede-4b7d-8162-29b7bd67bd55 2. MongoDB Atlas Multi-cloud https://www.mongodb.com/blog/post/introducing-multicloud-clusters-on-mongodb-atlas 3, MongoDB Charts - Lookup Field in Charts  https://www.mongodb.com/blog/post/new-lookup-fields-build-charts-data-multiple-collections 4. MongoDB Engineering adopts a new, more rapid quarterly release schedule coming in 2021 https://www.mongodb.com/blog/post/new-quarterly-releases-starting-with-mongodb-5-0 5. Hasna Kourda built Save Your Wardrobe, a fashion tech startup building a digital wardrobe management platform to enable sustainable living. Part of our #BuiltWithMongoDB series, Hasna shares her experience working with MongoDB Atlas to rapidly grow this company! Check out full blog post at https://www.mongodb.com/blog/post/built-save-your-wardrobe See https://dev.to/mongodb for additional updates. https://twitch.tv/mongodb https://twitter.com/mongodb