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Greetings Glocal Citizens! Every March since launching the podcast, we dedicate the month to women - it's our Women's Herstory Month series. Closing out this year's series are excerpts from conversations over the years with Glocal Citizens working to empower, develop, support and uplift women in Africa and beyond. We'll hear social development scholar, author and facilitator, Yaliwe Clarke discussing her craft and how feminism has always been native to her being. Nana Eyeson-Akiwowo shares how her NGO, African Health Now inspired the innovative fourthphase box solving for the unspoken and overlooked needs of women postpartum. Daisry Obal tells us how her work in policy informed and inspired her to build the Oyayone Foundation dedicated to transforming Namibia one mother at a time. With a passion for building solutions that matter, Tiambi Simms, co-founder of social enterprise, SheFarms shares what her guiding question, “How are we going to feed 9.7 billion people by 2050?” means in practice. And Aissata Sidibé N'dia, president and founding member of Yelenba-Women in Action shares how their concrete actions approach has been impactful in supporting African women and girls to help themselves to improve their daily lives. In case you missed the full episodes, check out the links below. In these monumental times we are traversing, I leave you with these thoughts as you “listenandlearn: "You are the author of your own story. Write it boldly, rewrite it fearlessly, and inspire others with every chapter." Where to find Yaliwe? Episode 214 (https://glocalcitizens.fireside.fm/guests/yaliwe-clarke) Where to find Nana? Episodes 42 and 43 (https://glocalcitizens.fireside.fm/guests/nana-eyeson-akiwowo) Where to find Daisry? Episode 134 (https://glocalcitizens.fireside.fm/guests/daisry-obal) Where to find Tiambi? Episode 142 (https://glocalcitizens.fireside.fm/guests/tiambi-simms) Where to find Aissata? Episode 59 (https://glocalcitizens.fireside.fm/guests/aissata-sidibe-ndia) Special Guests: Aissata Sidibe N'Dia, Daisry Obal, Nana Eyeson-Akiwowo, Tiambi Simms, and Yaliwe Clarke.
We spoke with Director of Curated Programs Sheree Marcucci about an event for Women's History Month called “Herstories.”
‘Celles qui jouent' donne la parole à cinq actrices de théâtre de Belgique francophone dont le parcours a traversé les cinquante dernières années. En explorant leurs trajectoires artistiques, intimes et politiques, un récit pluriel se compose et un paysage se dessine, au sein duquel la place des femmes se révèle. Francine Landrain est l'une des fondatrices, à Liège fin des années 70, d'un groupe de recherche formé à l'initiative de Jacques Delcuvellerie, qui deviendra le Groupov, compagnie de théâtre phare en Belgique francophone et ailleurs. « Ça transpire. Ça éructe. C'est de la chair », dit-elle. Conception, prise de son, réalisation : Caroline Berliner sur une idée originale d'Elsa Poisot et Camille Khoury Une production Ecarlate la Cie/ Fame Festival dans le cadre de HerStories, en collaboration avec Le bruit et la fureur asbl. Avec le soutien de la FWB Droits des femmes. Pour suivre : Née sur les bords de la Meuse, et propulsée très jeune à Bruxelles pour suivre des cours de théâtre au Conservatoire royal, Janine Godinas revient sur sa très longue carrière de comédienne, qu'elle s'apprête à clôturer à l'âge de 83 ans. Elle a participé à l'essor du jeune théâtre avec des metteurs en scène comme Philippe Van Kessel, Philippe Sireuil et Marc Liebens. Un entretien signé Nicolas Perrin Merci pour votre écoute Par Ouïe-Dire c'est également en direct tous les jours de la semaine de 22h à 23h sur www.rtbf.be/lapremiere Retrouvez tous les épisodes de Par Ouïe-Dire sur notre plateforme Auvio.be : https://auvio.rtbf.be/emission/272 Et si vous avez apprécié ce podcast, n'hésitez pas à nous donner des étoiles ou des commentaires, cela nous aide à le faire connaître plus largement. Distribué par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.
‘Celles qui jouent' donne la parole à cinq actrices de théâtre de Belgique francophone dont le parcours a traversé les cinquante dernières années. En explorant leurs trajectoires artistiques, intimes et politiques, un récit pluriel se compose et un paysage se dessine, au sein duquel la place des femmes se révèle. Francine Landrain est l'une des fondatrices, à Liège fin des années 70, d'un groupe de recherche formé à l'initiative de Jacques Delcuvellerie, qui deviendra le Groupov, compagnie de théâtre phare en Belgique francophone et ailleurs. « Ça transpire. Ça éructe. C'est de la chair », dit-elle. Conception, prise de son, réalisation : Caroline Berliner sur une idée originale d'Elsa Poisot et Camille Khoury Une production Ecarlate la Cie/ Fame Festival dans le cadre de HerStories, en collaboration avec Le bruit et la fureur asbl. Avec le soutien de la FWB Droits des femmes. Illustration Zoé Kamalic Merci pour votre écoute Par Ouïe-Dire c'est également en direct tous les jours de la semaine de 22h à 23h sur www.rtbf.be/lapremiere Retrouvez tous les épisodes de Par Ouïe-Dire sur notre plateforme Auvio.be : https://auvio.rtbf.be/emission/272 Et si vous avez apprécié ce podcast, n'hésitez pas à nous donner des étoiles ou des commentaires, cela nous aide à le faire connaître plus largement. Distribué par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.
Monica and Mike join forces to positive spin Monica's dating history!
The Hidden Oracle, ch. 23 to 26 This week on Unwise Girls: After exploring the mystery of the Great Riordan Website Wipe, we continue on through the Hidden Oracle and talk about ambiguously originated ants, extensive plagiarism, hippie punching, re-litigating the heart of the west, an update on Joan of Arc, calling into question the legitimacy of the gods, twilight lives, and the ungodly trio of willpower, drive, and urgency Come back next week for The Hidden Oracle, ch. 27 to 30! Check out our Patreon! (https://www.patreon.com/unwisegirls) Follow the show (https://twitter.com/unwisegirls) Join our Discord! (https://discord.gg/XnhhwzKQ8d) Hosted by Jacqueline (https://twitter.com/swampduchess) and Jane (https://twitter.com/janeyshivers). Edited by Jacqueline. Cover art by Vera (https://twitter.com/Innsmouth_Inn). Intro/outro: "Super Mariocean" by spacepony (https://ocremix.org/remix/OCR01147)
Arohi Kumar has been a HERstories participant for the past several years, and in that time, Lauren has seen her confidence and happiness grow exponentially! Arohi (whose identifiers include transfemme, poly, and "bi enough") is a child of Indian immigrants, and the prevalence of male/female separation when she was growing up led to her feeling ostracized on both ends. When it came to attraction, Arohi knew she was attracted to girls, but describes the experience as wanting to be "attracted to girls in the way lesbians are attracted to girls, which is like a very specific, different thing." We debate gender roles vs. gender, and muse on why so many people (including Arohi!) came to terms with their queerness during lockdown. Plus, we talk anxiety, dissociative identity disorder, and OCD...but in a fun, quirky way, like the fun, quirky girls we are!(TW: discussion of suicidal ideation in childhood, but nothing descriptive)Speaking of fun and quirky, Arohi made a fun, quirky board game! It's called Grad Rush, and you can check it out at grad-rush.com.
UWAGA!!! W nagraniu poruszamy temat gwałtów i przemocy seksualnej. Jeśli jesteś słuchaczem wrażliwym na te treści to być może nie jest to audycja dla ciebie. OSTRZEGAMY!!! Marta i Bogusia – autorki podcastu Kobiety eksploatacji – biorą na tapet nurt slasherów i filmów rape and revenge po to, by opowiedzieć o różnych odcieniach kobiecości w tylko pozornie męskim kinie.Czy przemoc ma płeć? Czy kobieta może być mścicielką czy tylko ofiarą? Kto tak naprawdę jest w stanie pokonać boogeymana? W końcu, czy oglądanie krwawego kina to rzeczywiście wyłącznie męska rozrywka? Wychodząc z pozycji entuzjastek tego, co na filmowym śmietniku, dziewczyny rzucą nowe światło na znane historie i krytyczne schematy. Dzisiejsze nagranie jest zapisem naszej prelekcji wygłoszonej na Kapitularzu 2023. Wersja filmowa zawiera prezentację slajdów, którą wyświetlaliśmy podczas prelekcji.
Closing out our season 4 with Elsie Escobar from She Podcast and Libsyn's "The Feed" podcast! Elsie is a podcasting pioneer with 17 plus years as a podcaster, El Salvadoran immigrant, Co-Founder of She Podcasts with 20K members and the Director of Community and Content at Libsyn- a hosting, distribution, and monetization podcasting platform. However, she did not start out in podcasting, it came to her after being denied multiple times in Hollywood for not looking like what should be a “traditional stereotypical Latina.” Why are we deemed to all look like Jo-Lo, Selma Hayek or a ganster chola, with various degrees of accents in Hollywood! This is the lens we are still perceived in throughout many roles in our careers or have encountered here in the US, whether you're an immigrant, 1st Gen, 2nd Gen or a 3rd generation Californian-Aztlan Mexican American, like myself. Podcasting has accelerated tremendously with the influx of technology, specifically for our community narratives and the technology that is leveraging our voices. We break down the numbers, within the Latino community of listening and to recognize the opportunity to invest in our platforms. The Latino Edison Podcasting Report shows the data, and all the receipts of what our community is listening to our podcasting. Podcasting is leveraging many voices and narratives, but it's our own narratives, not AI, as an uninterrupted 1:1 dialoge. As Elise states in this podcast, “it's unbelievably freeing to me, to not be judged by who I DON'T look like.” More POC/women of color podcasting and our LGTBQ+ communities are moving into podcasting, to share HerStories, our ancestral narratives, and our legacy that will not be erased by AI, but will give power to new and stronger generations. Elsie can be found on ShePodcasts, The Feed from Libsyn and her website ElsieEscobar.com. Graicas. This podcast was produced by Theresa E. Gonzales, CEO and Founder of Latinasb2b.com and 5-E Leadership and Marketing. Audio Engineered and Sound Designed by Robert Lopez of Creates Audio Follow and subscribe to on: IG @Latinasb2b YouTube @Latinasb2b TW @LatinasB2B FB @Latinasb2b Newsletter: Latinasb2b.com
Lauren is joined by her friend and co-facilitator, Maggie Tielker (Episode 165), for an in-depth conversation with Lane Willis, whom Lauren and Maggie both know from the L.A. LGBT Center's HERstories group! Lane (they/them) is a *phenomenal* kindergarten teacher, who hopes their students will always remember them as "that one that wore the rainbow shoes." Lane knew that they "adored girls" as early as five years old, and also strongly identified with both Twiggy and Elton John. But a rushed marriage to a man at only nineteen years old quashed any chance of Lane exploring either their sexuality or their gender identity for many years. Lane shares how their involvement in an underground swinging community confirmed their long-suppressed attraction to women, and discusses how non-binary YouTubers guided them to their eventual gender epiphany at the age of fifty-two. Plus, Lane tells a story about running into a former student at Pride that will pull on even the sturdiest of heartstrings!If you're interested in any of the groups or workshops discussed during this episode, check out the L.A. LGBT Center's website at https://socialnet.lalgbtcenter.org/social-networking-groups/, and follow them everywhere at @lalgbtcenter. Also, follow Maggie at @maggietielker, and check out some of her designs at @worldofwonder!This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5207650/advertisement
Welcome to Episode 40 of the WitchHunt podcast: Unearthing the wisdom of red threaded herstories: a titillating conversation with Priestess, Dean & Founder of the Priestess Presence Temple, Elayne Kalila DoughtyThis incredible conversation with Elayne Kalila was born of a story of personal magic that I share in the intro, and takes us through a windy path that merges her own story and lineage with the collective herstories that have, until very recently, been buried and hidden. It's super rich, full of wisdom and likely worth more than just one listen. Enjoy! xx Alex P.S. If you're interested in a Beyond Quantum Healing Soul Journey session with me to heal those witch wounds and unearth your own Priestess lineage, visit https://www.alexandrahughes.com/souljourney or email me: alex@inessencecoaching.com More about Elayne & her magic Elayne Kalila Doughty has been on a path of passionate service for the past twenty years, inspiring women around the world to unleash their leadership gifts and step into their full potential. She specializes in helping women tap into their deepest wisdom, enabling them to harness their own transformational power to be more effective and whole in every aspect of their lives. She is the founder of the Priestess Presence Temple & School of Sacred Arts — a sisterhood of over 80.000 women around the world, and the Red Podcast: A Place for Bold Inspired, Outrageously Courageous & Just a Tad Bit Naughty Women Leaders To Gather… to talk about all the things that are most important in our lives! And as a listener of the WitchHunt podcast, Elayne invites you to experience a week-long party to celebrate the long-anticipated release of her recently created Magdalene Rose Oracle deck! Come to the Live Oracle Launch Party! July 22nd at 10am PST, on Magdalene Feast Day. It's completely free and there will be a replay if you can't come live. Here is the link to sign up and learn more. You can find Elayne Kalila at elaynekalila.com / or PriestessPresence.com
Greetings Glocal Citizens! This week on the podcast, rather than one last guest rounding out our March 2023 herstories series, I went into our archives with a specific goal of putting together a salon of sorts about craft. I think of craft as how vocation, location, persistence and passion fulfill us. According to Merriam-Webster, it is skill in planning, making, or executing. I always ask this question because I feel it allows my guest to share more than what they do on a day-to-day basis for economic returns i.e. work, and gets closer to the heart of who they are and how they go about manifesting a new world. So, this week we're re-visiting with: Jamaican-American, Nydia Swaby (https://glocalcitizens.fireside.fm/guests/nydia-swaby) a Black feminist researcher, writer, and curator based in London about Archives, Art and Freedom Dreams; Filipino-Jamaican-American, Zee Clarke (https://glocalcitizens.fireside.fm/guests/zee-clarke) an author, mindfulness practitioner and racial healing professional about Healing in Breathing; Ghanaian-Afro-German, Ekua Yankah (https://glocalcitizens.fireside.fm/guests/ekua-yankah) a thought leader in international development on being a Polyglot, Professor, Policy Advisor and Art Patron; Ghanaian-Brit, Esther Armah (https://glocalcitizens.fireside.fm/guests/esther-armah) an author, journalist and entrepreneur on storytelling for structural change; Nigerian, Sarah Adeyinka (https://glocalcitizens.fireside.fm/guests/sarah-adeyinka) a humanitarian researcher and author on Humanitarian CoCreating; and and Detroit Native, Dereca Blackmon (https://glocalcitizens.fireside.fm/guests/dereca-blackmon) an inclusion innovator, speaker and spiritual activist about Uncommon Conversations. Be sure to check out full episodes using the links above, there's a wealth of valuable, craft-inspired insights from each of these audacious women! Special Guests: Dereca Blackmon, Ekua Yankah, Esther Armah, Nydia Swaby, Sarah Adeyinka, and Zhalisa "Zee" Clarke.
Greetings Glocal Citizens! This week's herstory comes to us from southern Africa. We're exploring Zambia in a big way, especially the role that women have played in forward movement in the country. My guest is award-winning journalist, communications specialist and cultural curator, Samba Yonga. She is Founder and Head Communications Strategist at Ku-Atenga Media and co-founder of the Women's History Museum of Zambia, established in 2017, with the mandate to research and restore African indigenous narratives, knowledge and 'living histories' focused on women. She has curated exhibitions and written papers focused on indigenous African knowledge systems and narratives in Zambia but also for art spaces, museums and universities such as National Musuems of World Cultures in Sweden, Yale University in USA, Windybrow Centre in South Africa and many others. In fact, she joined me in conversation just as she was headed to Shanghai University to present her works in the museum space at Museums, Decolonisation and Restitution: A Global Conversation (https://icom.museum/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/Museums-decolonisation-and-restitution-Expert-Seminar-Full-Programme.pdf). Samba has been recognized as 100 most influential Africans by Quartz, New York, and one of 40 most influential Africans. She is also a Google Podcast Creator, TEDx Lusaka speaker and a Museum Lab Fellow for 2022. It's always a treat to connect with other podcasters and after you have a listen, be sure to head over to the museum's Youtube channel to check out the Leading Ladies (https://www.youtube.com/@womenmuseumzambia890) animated podcast! Where to find Samba? www.whmzambia.org (https://www.whmzambia.org/) On LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/sambayonga/) On Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/sambayonga/?hl=en) On Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/samba.yonga/) On Twitter (https://twitter.com/Kuwaha) On YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/@sambayonga1235) What's Samba reading? Of Water and the Spirit: Ritual, Magic, and Initiation in the Life of an African Shaman (https://a.co/d/iZOWLyL) by Malidoma Patrice Some (https://www.amazon.com/Malidoma-Patrice-Some/e/B000AQ4F6E/ref=dp_byline_cont_book_1) 491 Days: Prisoner Number 1323/69 (https://a.co/d/bP7VCGr) by Winnie Madikizela-Mandela (https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=dp_byline_sr_book_1?ie=UTF8&field-author=Winnie+Madikizela-Mandela&text=Winnie+Madikizela-Mandela&sort=relevancerank&search-alias=books) Wallpaper Magazine (https://www.wallpaper.com/) Vanity Fair Magazine (https://www.vanityfair.com) What's Samba watching? Luther on Netflix (https://www.netflix.com/title/70175633) Chef's Table on Netflix (https://www.netflix.com/title/80007945) East Asian Dramas on Netflix (https://www.netflix.com/browse/genre/109007) What's Samba listening to? Ratchet & Respectable Podcast (https://m.imdb.com/title/tt25054436/) The Comb on BBC (https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/w13xtv78) Hidden Brain Podcast (https://hiddenbrain.org/) The Moth Podcast (https://themoth.org/podcast) Selam & Hello Podcast (https://www.youtube.com/@selamandhello) Other topics of interest: The Old Drift: A Novel (https://a.co/d/5mR5txz) by Namwali Serpell Lusaka, Zambia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lusaka) About Trendsetters Magazine (https://www.comminit.com/usaid/content/trendsetters) On Settler Societies (https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1002/9781119063551.ch5) Glocally Speaking in Zambian Languages (https://translatorswithoutborders.org/language-data-for-zambia) Mass Design Group (https://massdesigngroup.org) Third Culture Kids (https://interactionintl.org/third-culture-kid-definition/) Special Guest: Samba Yonga.
In this week's episode I talk to Ceryn Rowntree about rekindling HER stories. This episode is a fascinating consideration about the male narrative we hear throughout history. We discuss the stories we hear as young girls and the impact they have on us and how they can often be unhelpful. We discuss the HERstories that Ceryn is retelling of powerful women that have often been painted in a negative light, forgotten or stripped of their true meaning. We discuss Lilith and her powerful place in the world and Ceryn introduces us to Scota, who was introduced to me for the first time in this podcast! This conversation shows us that the stories we tell to girls and women are important can be truly powerful and life changing.About Ceryn:Ceryn Rowntree is a Medium, Therapist and Soul Guide aiming to spread a balanced and grounded approach to spirituality and Soul work across the Western world. A practicing witch raised in a family as comfortable working with spirit as with the Earth, Ceryn has seen and spoken with spirits since early childhood, and trained as a Counsellor and Coach to provide support to those on their own spiritual journey. The author of two books including last year's Divine Feminist, Ceryn is based in Northumberland, UK.Website: www.cerynrowntree.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/CerynRowntreeInstagram: www.instagram.com/cerynrowntreeAbout Meghan:Meghan Field is an intersectional social justice activist, Qoya Teacher, Intuitive Embodiment and Practical Magic Coach, Moon Mna/Irish Celtic lineage practitioner and Owner of Sacred Kernow Retreats. Meghan lives in England, where she works as a Director of Advance Charity and offers 1:1 and group well-being and empowerment classes, workshops and retreats for women.In her embodiment and empowerment work, Meghan supports women to remember who we are before the world told us who we should be. Through all of her work, Meghan reminds us to slow down, get clear on who we are, listen to our intuition, honour our unique voices and step into our power.For more information and to work with Meghan:Email: hello@meghanfield.comWebsite: www.meghanfield.comInstagram: @meghanelizabethfieldTwitter: @meghanfeministaFacebook: @Qoyawithmeghan Podcast Music: ‘Behind Your Eyes' by Stereo Soul Future - www.stereosoulfuture.com.
The celebration of Women's History Month continues, sis! While we may recognize the “big” names of women who have made their mark, everyday women are making history in the spaces they occupy. With some, it's familial history - the reversing of generational patterns or building new bridges between loved ones. For others, it's the contributions in their workplaces or in their own business. The HERstories are vast and although we may not know each one, all of them matter. Our stories emerge as we go through life's ups and downs. We have both victories and challenges. We experience the mountaintops and the valleys. But it's often in the down times where we discover our resilience and are transformed. The painful seasons help us grow; pain is part of the process, my friend. We don't look for it. We don't welcome it. Yet, it's a contributing factor to our story. If you think back to when you were in those puberty years, you likely experienced some type of growing pains. Now, I didn't ever reach a magnificent growth spurt. (I topped out at five feet by middle school.) But I recall the various pains in my body as I developed into a young woman. And as adults, pain is a part of our life and continued growth process. We can't avoid it, but we can thrive in spite of it. We can also use the pain we face as fuel to fulfill our God-given purpose. Today's guest is the prime example. Jessica McCallop-McClellan is the founder and President of Giving Hope & Help, Incorporated. Giving Hope & Help is a 501c3 nonprofit organization that supports domestic violence survivors, provides essential resources to end period poverty, offers scholarship opportunities for college bound and non-traditional students and helps cancer patients. But it was Jessica's personal experiences with sexual assault, domestic violence, academic goals and heavy menstrual cycles that led her to create Giving Hope & Help. This conversation is inspiring as Jessica shares her testimony from her past abuse, her exact “a-ha” moment, how a spiral notebook in her closet birthed her vision and more. So listen in to this Everyday HERstory and get ready to be encouraged to turn your pain into purpose, sis.
Greetings Glocal Citizens! This week's herstory comes to us from New York, via France, Benin and Nigeria. Yasmina F. Edwards, born in France, and spending summers traveling to Africa including her homelands in Benin and Nigeria, is the founder of the YFE Agency (https://www.yasminaedwards.com/). In both corporate work and entrepreneurship, Yasmina is best known for her cultural awareness and savvy. She has worked with award-winning creatives, activists, and CEOs, notably women and members of underrepresented communities. She has secured more than 300 media placements globally from CNN, Vogue, Le Figaro, Jeune Afrique, MSNBC, and the Hollywood Reporter, as well as partnering with well-known Festivals such as the Toronto Film Festival and Afropunk. In nine years, she has been instrumental in helping transition creatives and public personalities from their local markets to a global audience. She single-handedly helps them build their brands in the US using social media platforms, shaping their messages in order to connect with new audiences. She provides connections with the relationships she's built over the years and uses these connections to successfully initiate key brand partnerships that continue to be the cornerstone of her work and her clients' careers. She firmly believes that access is what stands between a person and an opportunity; she is committed to providing the keys that open the doors to her clients' success. Where to find Yasmina? On LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/yasmina-f-edwards-4200ba5/) On Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/yasminafedwards/?hl=en) On Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/yfeagency) On YouTube (http://xn--%22%22-kf0c/) On TikTok (https://www.tiktok.com/@yasminafedwards) What's Yasmina reading? Lead from the Outside: How to Build Your Future and Make Real Change (https://a.co/d/9djRMAP) by Stacey Abrahms No Disrespect (https://a.co/d/5c7kGt4) by Sistah Souljah Le Cri de L'innocence (https://a.co/d/0iHxdql) by Gabriel Soulyeka What's Yasmina listening to? The Diary of a CEO (https://www.youtube.com/c/TheDiaryOfACEO?app=desktop) 3jaj Podcast (https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sara-zri) Other topics of interest: Where is Poitier, France (https://www.poitiers.fr) Oyo Empire (https://www.blackpast.org/global-african-history/oyo/) The Berlin Conference (https://www.aljazeera.com/opinions/2019/11/15/berlin-1884-remembering-the-conference-that-divided-africa) Bigger Than Africa (https://www.netflix.com/title/81562777) Iman (https://destinationiman.com) Special Guest: Yasmina Edwards.
Willie Epting, Jr. is joined by Michelle W, Kelicia Wills, and Patrice Epting as they share their HERstories.
March Greetings Glocal Citizens! ICMYI it's Women's History Month! As is our tradition here on the podcast, all month we're featuring herstories of women moving and shaking around the world. This week, my guest is a Global Ghanaian based in Los Angeles, California. Alua Arthur is a death doula, recovering attorney, and the founder of Going with Grace, a death doula training and end-of-life planning organization that exists to support people as they answer the question, “What must I do to be at peace with myself so that I may live presently and die gracefully?” Going with Grace works to improve and redefine the end-of-life experience for people rooted in every community using the individual lived experience as the foundation. Alua was a keynote speaker at EndWell 2019 and featured in the LA Times, Vogue, Refinery29, The Doctors, and InStyle. She is inspired by the gift of LIFE itself and is always on the quest for the best donuts and fried plantains! This conversation offers so much in terms of not only insight into the work that is Alua's professional calling, but it is also an opportunity for listeners to consider what is often a difficult topic as a truly expansive experience. Where to find Alua? www.goingwithgrace.com (https://goingwithgrace.com/) On LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/alua-arthur/) On Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/luvaloveslife/?utm_medium=copy_link&hl=en) On Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/goingwgrace/) On Twitter (https://twitter.com/goinggracefully?lang=en) On YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/@GoingwithGrace) What's Alua reading? Grit and Grace: Uncommon Wisdom for Inspiring Leaders Designed to Make You Think (https://a.co/d/e75TWke) What's Alua watching? Love after Lock-up (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7721986/) 90 Day Fiancé (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt3469050/) Other topics of interest: Hilla Limann (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hilla_Limann) Leimert Park (https://leimertparkvillage.org) National End-of-Life Doula Alliance (https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=&ved=2ahUKEwip_vnO3sX9AhXuQfEDHZp6AGgQFnoECAwQAQ&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.nedalliance.org%2F&usg=AOvVaw1yT7FiFaiTq-Ll2rbcqttM) The Art of Death Midwifery Training (https://sacredcrossingsinstitute.teachable.com/p/the-art-of-death-midwifery-training) Burkitt's Lymphoma (https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/diseases/22777-burkitt-lymphoma) Everyday People (https://www.everydayppl.nyc/about) and DJ Moma (https://www.instagram.com/djmoma/?hl=en) Limitless with Chris Hemsworth (http://xn--%22%22-kf0c/)
Get to know Margaret Whelan, CEO of Whelan Advisory Capital Markets. Margaret is passionate about the opportunities for innovation across the U.S. housing industry. Her firm has recently advised and raised capital for several of the more progressive companies in the industry including Entekra, Resicap, Thomas James Homes, and Brewer Companies.In this episode we discuss 3 main topics:HerStories in Housing as an Alliance ChampionKey takeaways from IBS 2023Market predictionsMargaret is a Keynote speaker at our Housing Innovation Summit, April 27, 2023 where she'll talk about leaving a legacy and will share inspiring stories of leaders in the housing space and how they're giving back to their teams + peers, the communities they serve, the industry, and the planet. Learn more: https://housinginnovationsummit.com/ Support the show
Women need a place to share their stories with the world, especially in this time of isolation and confrontation. Women out there need to know that whatever they are struggling with, they are not alone. That is the power of storytelling, and the guest today, Jen Aks, has a very unique way of doing this. Join Catherine Kontos as she talks to the Founder of herStories about storytelling and the gestures that you can embody from them. Learn why and how the pandemic urged Jen to start herStories. Discover the power of gesture and why it's integral to the storytelling process. Start sharing your story today! Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! https://retreatboss.com/podcast
Join Lesley and her guest Jennifer Aks-Newman for a poignantly unique and empowering look at the lives of womxn. After 16 years of empowering inner-city kids through artistic expression in the NYC school system, COVID struck. Unable to be in the rooms with her kids in the way she had been for so long, Jen shares how she was filled with a longing to get back to her empowerment work, but had to find a new way. Jen tells the story of how her love of womxn and her own talents as a photographer, dancer, producer, film editor, director and coach came together to create herStories. Over the past 18 months Jen has created over 100, 3-5 min films of profound impact. Jen reveals to the listener how she works with womxn to learn their story, then leads them through the creation of a body of raw film. From there Jen applies her poignant and provocative approach to editing and synthesizes the footage into a short film that tells the subject's entire story. By helping womxn share their stories in such a vulnerable, creative, inspiring and celebratory way, they are able to walk the path of deep healing from innocence to devastation and ultimately the emancipation of Radical Self-Acceptance. Through her art, her vision, her love of womxn and her commitment to humanity, Jen is walking womxn through the abyss to a level of freedom they have never imagined. Through she and Lesley's conversation Jen shares how each of the womxn, upon viewing their personal story in its completed form, are rendered into a state of awe. Their ability to love, appreciate and revere themselves is fully restored. Jen's completely individual and inspired approach to this artistic expression is producing transformation for the womxn, the viewer, and for the people connected to the ones watching. An impact that begins with a single womxn, spreads to have impact on a global level. Due to our not being completely past the pandemic, Jen has started with virtual Gallery Viewings for small audiences. Ultimately, her vision is to create a way and means of her work becoming a traveling show, hopefully presented as uniquely as the work itself. Jennifer Aks-Neuman, Story Producer and Embodiment Coach founded herStories in response to the pandemic as a way to help Womxn tell their stories of resilience. Jen has combined her 30+ years of movement, photography, editing, speaking and directing to curate the herStories collection. These videos are meant to educate, inspire, empower and open our hearts and minds to what is possible. Jen's mission is to shift the mindset of humanity, 1 story at a time. Watch video version HERE Website: www.herStories.org Preferred contact information: Jen@herStories.org LinkedIn: herStories Instagram: @herStories_Told Facebook: herStories_Told
Brené Brown, author of Atlas of the Heart (a book we are obsessed with), stated that:“The heart of compassion is really acceptance. The better we are at accepting ourselves and others, the more compassionate we become.”In today's times, women of all ages and backgrounds are speaking up and taking the lead. This newfound power leads to great strides in both our personal and professional lives, but it doesn't come easy. For many women, self-acceptance is an ongoing journey that requires resilience in the face of countless setbacks. Women often feel like they're not good enough, whether it's their appearance, intelligence, or ability to do things "right." This can lead to a lot of self-judgment and anxiety. For our guest, Jen Aks-Neuman, it is time for women to break the mold and achieve radical acceptance of themselves.Jen is a documentarian and embodiment coach who founded herStories in response to the pandemic as a way to help Womxn tell their stories of resilience. Her mission is to shift the mindset of humanity, one story at a time. She has combined her 30+ years of movement practices, photography, editing, speaking, and directing to curate The herStories Collection, producing close to 100 documentaries since the pandemic began.These are meant to educate, inspire, empower and open our hearts and minds to what is possible, helping Womxn unlock emotions that have provided breakthroughs and new perspectives about who they are and what is possible in their lives. This movement has crossed three oceans and four seas, landed in five countries, and has impacted countless Womxn worldwide to help them find radical acceptance for themselves and humanity.What You Will Learn From This Episode02:30 - Finding our radical acceptance03:56 - Jen's journey towards radical acceptance 10:00 - Empowerment and moving away from shame or judgments 11:28 - Shifting the mindset of humanity, one story at a time17:49 - The power of gesture Resources MentionedBrené Brown's 30 core emotions: https://brenebrown.com/resources/list-of-core-emotions/Atlas of the HeartConnect with Jen Aks-NeumanWebsite: www.herStories.org YouTube: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLGKIS8IFZtRM53mkTFlKLCic51YYCq8F- Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/herstoriestold LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/71042296/admin/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/herstories_told/ See What Your Obsessed Girls Are Doing and Send Us Feedback!CROWN AND COMPASS | Linktree - https://linktr.ee/crownandcompassgirls
This week, Latonia recaps guests Colleen Cooper, Nischa Phair, Veronica Stanford, and Sharon Burrell's episodes and reflects on key points from each podcast. She then discusses the importance of the stories that each of us have and how they can be healing us and a 'releasing' for others. March is designated as Women History Month but each month is a celebration of the stories that each of us have. Our stories are for God's Glory...HERSTORIES! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/a-womans-soul-restored/message
Today on Fireside Paranormal Podcast, Jordan Cline welcomes Delilah Ryan to the show! Delilah is a professor at West Virginia Northern. In honor of Women's History Month she put together a great show that she titled Horrible HERstories! Wicked Cat Clothing 30% off with Code FIRESIDE30 www.Newsly.me Code F1RES1DE - 1 month premium Libsyn.com Code FIRESIDE- 2 months free hosting!
Greetings Glocal Citizens! This week in our final #herstory in our 2022 March series, I'm happy to welcome Black feminist researcher, writer, and curator Nydia Swaby. Nydia is a Jamaican-American and have called London home for the past decade. She has a PhD in Gender Studies (SOAS (https://www.soas.ac.uk)), an MA in Women's History [Sarah Lawrence College], and a BA in Anthropology and African American Studies [Rollins College]. Her practice builds on theories of racial, gendered, diasporic, and queer formation, Black feminism, Black studies, and my previous experience working at the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture. In her creative approach to knowledge production, she uses archives, ethnography, photography, film, and the imagination to curate programs and visual narratives, write essays and performance pieces exploring the gendered and diasporic dimensions of Black being and becoming. She also creates ancestral altars using family pictures and memorabilia, found photographs and archival images, West African textiles and wood carvings, crystals, fossils, stones, shells, and other curios. These practices converge in her forthcoming monograph, Amy Ashwood Garvey and the Future of Back Feminist Archives (Lawrence Wishart, Summer 2022 (https://www.nydiaswaby.com/amy-ashwood-garvey-and-the-future-of-black-feminist-archives)) and Caird Research Fellowship at The National Maritime Museum, ‘Curating Archives of Affect: Black Feminist Pasts, Presents, and Futures' (December 2021 - September 2020), and my ongoing visual series, ‘Becoming with Archive: Blackness, Gender, Diaspora (https://www.nydiaswaby.com/becoming-with-archive)' (2010 - Present). Alongside her practice-based research, Nydia work as the Curator of Learning at the Institute of Contemporary Arts in London, where she collaborates with academics, curators, artists, and writers to develop a multi-disciplinary, practice-based research and learning program. She is also a member of Feminist Review's Editorial Collective and the Curator of Programmes, and co-edited a recent issue on queer, feminist, diasporic, and decolonial archives. Please read on and explore the topics of interest below for a thoughtfully curated account of the many individuals discussed in the episode. Where to find Nydia? www.nydiaswaby.com On LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/nydia-a-swaby-85a04132/) What's Nydia reading? The Sex Lives of African Women (https://read.amazon.com/kp/embed?asin=B08JHT3LNL&preview=newtab&linkCode=kpe&ref_=cm_sw_r_kb_dp_TQTYAW9KZ638NHQ5H6F8&tag=glocalcitiz09-20) by Nana Darkoa Sekyiamah Dear Science and Other Stories (https://read.amazon.com/kp/embed?asin=B08QGNPLDP&preview=newtab&linkCode=kpe&ref_=cm_sw_r_kb_dp_14YR1EYY3KX9J5MJHBMD&tag=glocalcitiz09-20) by Katherine McKittrick What's Nydia watching? Master (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt11286210/) Daughters of the Dust (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0104057/) Other topics of interest: Amy Ashwood Garvey (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amy_Ashwood_Garvey) Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA) (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universal_Negro_Improvement_Association_and_African_Communities_League) Pan African Movement (https://www.historians.org/teaching-and-learning/teaching-resources-for-historians/teaching-and-learning-in-the-digital-age/through-the-lens-of-history-biafra-nigeria-the-west-and-the-world/the-colonial-and-pre-colonial-eras-in-nigeria/the-pan-african-movement) Garveyism (https://www.history.com/topics/black-history/marcus-garvey) Jamaica Kincaid (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jamaica_Kincaid) On Code Switching (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Code-switching) Double Consciousness (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Double_consciousness) Girl, Woman, Other (https://smile.amazon.com/Girl-Woman-Other-Booker-Winner/dp/0802156983/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1648811909&sr=8-1#) by Bernardine Evaristo Ifeanyi Awachie (http://ifeanyiawachie.com/) Imani Perry (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Imani_Perry) Lorraine Hansberry (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lorraine_Hansberry) Barby Asante (https://www.barbyasante.com) S. Pearl Sharp (https://spearlsharp.com) Akosua Adoma Owusu (https://akosuaadoma.com/home.html) Rita Gayle (https://www.midlands4cities.ac.uk/student_profile/rita-gayle/) Joan Morgan (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joan_Morgan_(American_author)) Brittney Cooper (https://www.amazon.com/Brittney-C.-Cooper/e/B01N6XZ20X%3Fref=dbs_a_mng_rwt_scns_share) The Politics of Pleasure (https://www.instagram.com/thepoliticsofpleasure/?hl=en) Special Guest: Nydia Swaby.
The guys chat with Storm Large who returns to The Cube on March 22, 2022 singing Great American Songbook standards, Broadway tear-jerkers, rock goddess anthems, and some of her own gorgeous originals — all delivered with a fierce personal style. As we celebrate the reopening of The Cube, we are also treated to a sneak preview from neoclassical pianist, BLKBOK (March 25) and some poetry from the stunning LaShaun phoenix Moore who will be featured in our "HERSTORIES" program on March 26. Visit dso.org/cube for tickets to all three of these programs and more!Heard in this episode: "The King's New Drip" BLKBOK "November 7th, 2020" BLKBOKOriginal spoken word poetry by LaShaun Phoenix Moore
Jennifer Aks-Neuman joins Holly on the Teaching Yourself to Learn Podcast this week and talks about the power of storytelling and acknowledgement that happens when presented by the opportunity to learn in a different way. Jen is the founder of herStories which empowers Womxn to share their story to help them recognize their resilience and celebrate all that they are. Listen as Holly and Jen discuss: finding inspiration and learning from the varying degrees and stages of stories that fill our lives being vulnerable and the transformation that takes place between all people who are witnessing how your story can help you become what you become the right time to tell your story. Jen offers a buzz, an edge and inviting awareness to the power and forgiveness of telling your own story through many different platforms. You can find out more about Jen at www.herStories.org. Also, connect with Holly at teachingyourselftolearn@gmail.com and don't forget to share your words and share your story because you never know exactly who needs to hear what you have to say.
And there you have it, just a taste of the Dirty Poetry yet to come.Stay with me for all the rest of this episode of Dirty Poetry, usingthe word poetry very loosely. Our first story is about a group of oldfriends who have known each other for years and years. They'vetraveled together and had adventures and have been a part of eachothers lives for a long time. They know each other well. They havefor a long time, had a monthly card game. Everything was alwaysfriendly and normal... until tonight... when things got strange.Let's take a listen. That was Heads-Up Poker. Written bySusan Di Placido. Ms Di Placido is a prolific author. She has, todate, published ten novels and one collection of short stories. Herstories almost always involve gambling and card playing and many ofthem are set in Las Vegas. But regardless of the setting, Ms DiPlacido always manages to work in a lot of steamy spicy sex scenes.Her work has been recognized and awarded in the literary world. Hershort story, “I, Candy” won the Spirit Award at the 2005 MoonDance International Film Festival. Her short story collection,American Cool won the bronze medal in the 2008 IPPY Awards and it wasa finalist for the 2008 Indie Book Awards. Her novel Shuffle Up andDeal was nominated for the Romantic Times Reviewer's Choice Award forBest Erotic Fiction in 2010. Susan Di Placido's work has beenpublished in many places. Among them, Maxim Jakubowski's MammothBook Of Best New Erotica in both volume six and volume seven, Zane'sCaramel Flava, Run Devil Run, Slow Trains Literary Review, Rebellion:New Voices Of Fiction, Clean Sheets and Susie Bright's BestAmerican Erotica 2007, which is where we found our story, Heads-UpPoker. Let's take a moment and address theelephant in the room. Okay, one of the elephants in the room. Youmight notice that both of our stories in this episode of Dirty Poetryare written by women, one of them decidedly lesbian, but both storiesare told from the perspective of heterosexual men. This kind ofgender bending perspective shift is, and always has been, commonamong the authors of erotic literature. As readers and listeners,these stories allow us to walk a mile in someone else's panties.And our authors also take an equally joyful turn at that switch. Infact, part of the beauty of both erotic literature and our own eroticimagination is, that in the privacy of our own minds, we can allallow our imaginations, our desires and hungers, to roam freely, toventure into places that we would never allow to happen in our reallives. With all of our real life expressions of sexuality that are sotender, loving, comforting, well... okay, even with the ass slapping,hair pulling excitement that we want in our real life sexuality,still there are places, many places that our imagination goes that wewould never allow to see the light of day. Good writers take us tothese forbidden places and bring us safely back again from theadventures of foreign travel in exotic lands. With our own eroticfantasies encouraged to take wing, our sexual imaginations are nowallowed to travel to places that are unlikely, improbable. Placesthat stretch the boundaries of what sexuality is, and occasionallyeven jump the fence into the impossible. Stories that can arousepossibilities that we would have never imagined. But somehow theybecome real for us for just a few brilliant moments in the privacy ofour own minds. It is there, in the privacy of our imagination that wecan begin to discover our own most primal sexual arousals. It isgreat writers with their wild tales, with their exotic erotic...
This is a very special episode with sur-THRIVER STORIES of HOPE. Find out how YOU could get your story told in creative artistic videos and it would make a great gift to leave to your children as part of your legacy.With Emmy Award-Winning interviewer, Aurea McGarry and her special guests:Jenn Aks-Neuman founder of "herStories" video art galleries.Her mission is to Empower, Inspire, Create Community and Deepen our Compassion around the world through an artistic form of storytelling. We believe that every Womxn deserves the opportunity to have their story be seen, heard, and celebrated."herStories" reminds us that our stories have the power to inspire and uplift Womxn around the globe. www.herStories.org
My next guest is Jennifer Aks-Neuman! She is a Movement Coach, Story Producer, Choreographer, Photographer, and Teaching Artist. Jennifer is also the founder of herStories which was born in response to the 2020 Covid-19 pandemic. As a woman, mother, teaching artist, photographer and collaborator, she wanted to find ways to remain connected, creative and inspired. Today, Jennifer's focus has become the feminine exploration of intuition, trust, and storytelling. She believes that intuitive movement has the potential to create new pathways which can lead to personal & communal discovery, and empowerment. Jennifer is committed to listening, supporting and collaborating with women so that they have the opportunity to tell their story. If you would like to join the free herStories Virtual Gallery spoken about in this episode on Wednesday, January 12th you can click here: https://herstories.org/virtual-exhibit-tickets?utm_source=herStories&utm_campaign=2eb1338f97-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2021_09_13_07_32_COPY_01&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_9337fb0ddc-2eb1338f97-477551122 To reach Jennifer Aks-Neuman, you can find her at these locations: Website: https://herstories.org Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/herstories_told/ To watch the webcast: https://youtu.be/CuuNvNZvE_Q
How you tell your story is up to you. Born in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, herStories was founded by Jennifer Aks-Neuman to help women recognize their resilience, and embody, learn and celebrate all they are through movement storytelling. Jennifer supports women in creating art out of life, amplifying voices and telling stories using video diaries. In this episode, Jennifer shares how herStories started, and walks us through her desire to empower women and create community. From writing and moving, to journaling and visual art, all forms of expression are welcome and encouraged to tell authentic stories of self. Listen now to learn more about herStories, the process of creating a visual diary, and how different forms of expression allow us to release our authentic selves.
We're throwing it back (in history) this epi! M + B welcome our history buff virgo bff, Camille Weber. Cami is a co-founder of a blog named historic shuffle where her and her friend Emmy shed light on heroes and sheroes of the past that are sometimes overlooked and create a playlist for what they would have listened to! Cami features three historic shufflers, Genie Chance, Jack Jouett, and Jeannette Rankin and M + B try to guess their signs! In the pop culture world we discussCertified Lover Boy review and breakdown Dancing with the Stars confirmed and unconfirmed cast Kylie pregnancy confirmed by Kylie herself Olivia Munn and John Mulany expecting first child together Cardi B gave birth to baby #2 with Offset Enjoy, and make sure to share the epi and spread love! Happy listening! Socials:Historic Shuffle Camille TWSB Pod MarleeBrenna Playlists: Virgo Playlist Ecstatic Dance Playlist (collaborative, add fun songs please!) Genie Chance Jack JouettJeannette Rankin MUSIC CREDS: Malecon - https://bit.ly/al-maleconCalifornia - https://bit.ly/syb-amine-californiaBy SoyB & Amine Maxwell Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported — CC BY 3.0https://soundcloud.com/soybmusichttps://soundcloud.com/aminemaxwell
We're throwing it back (in history) this epi! M + B welcome our history buff virgo bff, Camille Weber. Cami is a co-founder of a blog named historic shuffle where her and her friend Emmy shed light on heroes and sheroes of the past that are sometimes overlooked and create a playlist for what they would have listened to! Cami features three historic shufflers, Genie Chance, Jack Jouett, and Jeannette Rankin and M + B try to guess their signs! In the pop culture world we discuss Certified Lover Boy review and breakdown Dancing with the Stars confirmed and unconfirmed cast Kylie pregnancy confirmed by Kylie herself Olivia Munn and John Mulany expecting first child together Cardi B gave birth to baby #2 with Offset Enjoy, and make sure to share the epi and spread love! Happy listening! Socials: Historic Shuffle / Camille TWSB Pod Marlee Brenna Playlists: Virgo Playlist Ecstatic Dance Playlist (collaborative, add fun songs please!) Genie Chance / Jack Jouett / Jeannette Rankin MUSIC CREDS: Malecon - https://bit.ly/al-malecon California - https://bit.ly/syb-amine-california By SoyB & Amine Maxwell Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported — CC BY 3.0 https://soundcloud.com/soybmusic https://soundcloud.com/aminemaxwell --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
We're throwing it back (in history) this epi! M + B welcome our history buff virgo bff, Camille Weber. Cami is a co-founder of a blog named historic shuffle where her and her friend Emmy shed light on heroes and sheroes of the past that are sometimes overlooked and create a playlist for what they would have listened to! Cami features three historic shufflers, Genie Chance, Jack Jouett, and Jeannette Rankin and M + B try to guess their signs! In the pop culture world we discuss Certified Lover Boy review and breakdown Dancing with the Stars confirmed and unconfirmed cast Kylie pregnancy confirmed by Kylie herself Olivia Munn and John Mulany expecting first child together Cardi B gave birth to baby #2 with Offset Enjoy, and make sure to share the epi and spread love! Happy listening! Socials: Historic Shuffle / Camille TWSB Pod Marlee Brenna Playlists: Virgo Playlist Ecstatic Dance Playlist (collaborative, add fun songs please!) Genie Chance / Jack Jouett / Jeannette Rankin MUSIC CREDS: Malecon - https://bit.ly/al-malecon California - https://bit.ly/syb-amine-california By SoyB & Amine Maxwell Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported — CC BY 3.0 https://soundcloud.com/soybmusic https://soundcloud.com/aminemaxwell --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
W drugiej odsłonie cyklu podcastów powstałego we współpracy „Vogue Polska” z L'Oréal Paris z okazji jubileuszu 50-lecia hasła „Ponieważ jesteś tego warta” wybitna dziennikarka rozmawia z badaczką społeczną, która założyła platformę Herstories. Z okazji jubileuszu 50-lecia hasła „Ponieważ jesteś tego warta” razem z L'Oréal Paris zorganizowaliśmy konkurs dla czytelniczek, które opowiedziały nam swoje historie. W ramach współpracy powstał także podcast prowadzony przez Grażynę Torbicką, legendę polskiego dziennikarstwa i ambasadorkę marki. Z autorytetami z różnych dziedzin rozmawia o odwadze, pewności siebie i pięknie. W drugiej odsłonie programu „Z kobietami o odwadze” towarzyszy jej Marta Majchrzak, psycholożka, badaczka społeczna, założycielka butikowej firmy badawczej Herstories. Majchrzak współtworzyła raporty na temat polskich kobiet i młodzieży (Kids Power, Świat Młodych, Women Power), pomaga też markom i NGO-som, które kierują swoje produkty, usługi i działania do kobiet. Z Grażyną Torbicką Majchrzak dyskutuje o siostrzeństwie. – My, kobiety, potrzebujemy wzajemnego wsparcia. Wiele z nas nie wierzy, że bliskość z innymi kobietami jest możliwa. Postrzegamy się często jako rywalki, a to nas osłabia – twierdzi, podkreślając, że brakuje nam także wzorców kobiet, które przezwyciężyły trudności w drodze na szczyt. Marta Majchrzak komentuje również krzywdzące stereotypy na temat kobiet. – Kobiety czują się oceniane. Jeśli mają dzieci i pracują, na pewno są złymi matkami, a jeśli dzieci nie mają i poświęcają się karierze, to nie spełniają się jako kobiety – tłumaczy Majchrzak. Z badań z 2018 roku, przeprowadzonych wśród 1500 Polek, wynika, że 75 proc. z nas zależy przede wszystkim na tym, żeby wszyscy wokół byli szczęśliwi. Nasze własne zadowolenie jest drugorzędne. – Niezbędna jest edukacja dziewczynek. Dorastającemu pokoleniu trzeba uświadomić, że praca domowa to też praca. Zmiany muszą nastąpić na poziomie makro i mikro – w każdym domu – mówi. Grażyna Torbicka zapytała też psycholożkę o jej interpretację hasła L'Oréal Paris „Ponieważ jesteś tego warta”. – Dla różnych kobiet i na różnych etapach życia to hasło oznacza coś innego. Dla mnie wiąże się teraz z poświęcaniem sobie samej czasu i uwagi. I walką – o wolność, pozycję kobiet w społeczeństwie, równouprawnienie.
Milica Pejanović-Djurišić, Permanent Representative of Montenegro to UN speaks on #HerStories about being part of the process to rebuild the state of Montenegro following the collapse of the former Yugoslavia and during the Bosnian war, while keeping civil society fully engaged, and of her role in fostering the digital transformation of Montenegro and the region.
Israeli diplomat, senior analyst, and deputy DG for African Affairs Eynat Schlein speaks on #HerStories of being a career diplomat in the Foreign Service, of speaking fluent Arabic and why it is important, of specializing in the Middle East region, the Israeli-Arab relations and American affairs, and promoting dialog and understanding in the region and of her posting in Jordan.
Emerita Professor at the Middle East Technical University, Ankara and holder of international positions & HR mandates, Yakin Ertürk speaks on #HerStories of her experience as a member of commissions of inquiry on human rights violations in two major conflict zones, viz the Republic of Kyrgyzstan and the Syrian Arab Republic; of being on the Peace Train to Beijing in 1995 and also on the need to carefully unpack the words mediation and negotiation.
Political Affairs Officer and Gender Focal Point at the Department of Political & Peacebuilding Affairs at UN Secretariat HQ Laura Bologna speaks on #HerStories of her over 20 years of experience in diplomacy, international relations in the field of peace and security, intergovernmental processes, mediation, elections and gender and her wide network of contacts especially in Africa. She spoke of her time in Sudan in the Office of the Secretary-General's High-Level Panel for the Sudan Referenda, and in Nicosia in the Office of the Secretary-General's Special Adviser on Cyprus where she assisted during the negotiations in 2016.
University professor & Co-founder of NGO 'Together We Build It' Rida Al Tubulyspeaks on #HerStories of TWBI, an organization that aims to empower women and young women. Rida is a strong advocate for young women's full participation in decision making and peacebuilding as well as “intergenerational diversity”. She speaks of her strong will to participate in building peace in Libya, grounded in her personal experience of war for the last 8 years and her success in supporting Libyan women participation in the high level meeting held in November 2018. in Palermo, Italy to support the holding of the Libyan National Conference and national elections in 2019.
Gender focal point & director of programmes at Elcano Royal Institute, Maria Solanas speaks on #HerStories of her political experience as a senior adviser on International Affairs at the Spanish Prime Minister Office responsible for Latin America, Asia-Pacific and Sub-Saharan Africa. Maria also speaks of her involvement in several negotiations within the governmental framework, as she has actively participated in the preparation of the II National Action Plan on WPS.
VP for International Relations & Assistant Professor at the Arab American University in Palestine, Dalal Iriqat speaks passionately on #HerStories about bringing change into Palestinian society through education, and about improving Palestinian Diplomacy and better branding Palestine. Being a strong believer in the individual role in bringing change and being very passionate about bringing change through education and especially through her background in conflict resolution, mediation and diplomacy, she speaks of the resilience and creativity of the Palestinian women.
Retired Associate Professor from the University of Cyprus, a feminist, a conflict resolution expert & a gender & peace activist Maria Hadjipavlou speaks on #HerStories of conducting trainings in conflict resolution and gender-awareness building especially in conflict situations in several countries. She speaks of her activist work and especially about the “Gender Advisory Team” which worked exclusively on implementing and integrating UNSC Resolution 1325 in the Cypriot negotiations. She also speaks of being appointed a member of the Technical Committee on Gender Equality advising peace negotiators on gender equality provisions and of the challenges and opportunities this presented.
As an Egyptian diplomat who has served her country for 40 years including as ambassador to several countries, Soad Shalaby is particularly proud of having served for ten years as Member of the Council of the International Institute of Humanitarian Law in San Remo - http://iihl.org/ - and of the work done there. She also speaks on #HerStories of being a member of the AU Panel of Experts for the Evaluation of the African Standby Force in 2014; a member of the POW team for the Evaluation of the present Kenyan pre Presidential Election; and of having headed the COMESA team for monitoring the parliamentarian election in the Kingdom of Swaziland.
Vesna Skare Ozbolt, a lawyer and active member of the political scene in Croatia speaks on #HerStories of her experience as the leading negotiator with the rebel Serbs in the war-affected areas, as the Deputy Special Envoy to the Croatian-Serbian Peace Talks and as a member of the Croatian delegation in the Bosnia and Herzegovina peace process. She spoke of being pregnant during some of these tough times and participating the implementation of a peaceful reintegration of the Eastern part of Croatia, of the local elections and amnesty and of coordinating activities between the UNTAES, Croatian refugees, representatives of international organizations (UNHCR, OESS, IOM, etc.) and rebel Serbs amongst other things.
With ten years' experience with International Non-Governmental Organisations in Syria, Pakistan, Afghanistan and Darfur, supporting peace and reconciliation processes through humanitarian interventions Anna Cervi, an Italian International Humanitarian Officer speaks passionately on #HerStories about dealing with the immediate basic needs on the ground of IDP's and refugees, while at the same time having to connect to local, national, regional and international bodies. She also speaks of her hopes to further contribute to playing an active and transformative role on gender equality, peace and security.
Join me to hear rainbow past,present & future for us. Herstories, histories & theirstories. Present: ways you can take of you in this current climate. And future: what to get up to this weekend.
Algerian Senator and an active member of several regional networks Hafida Benchehida discusses her dedication to the political participation of women and in peace processes on #HerStories and about the value of mediation and negotiation in her region and how the best bridge towards peace is speaking to people in their language or listening to their stories.
Katerina Kresal is President and Founder of the European Centre for Dispute Resolution, a regional institutional provider of alternative dispute resolution procedures and consulting institution for the Rule of Law projects, based in Ljubljana. She speaks on #HerStories about her engagement in various international projects as international consultant and about her specific expertise as Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) expert, in designing mediation systems and various ADR schemes. Apart from her extensive legal career, she talks about her time as Minister of the Interior, member of the National Assembly (MP), and President of the Slovenian parliamentary party Liberal Democracy.
Former International Affairs and Relations Advisor to former PM of Lebanon Saad Hariri, Karma Ekmekji speaks on #HerStories about the need to connect all the dots (the local, national, regional, global and diplomatic), stemming from a strong interest in empowering women in the field of diplomacy, peace-making, mediation and negotiation. In addition to that, she speaks about #Diplowomen, a physical and digital platform that she recently founded in order to empower women through knowledge sharing, mentoring and networking.
International Relations scholar and Africanist based at the Department of Political Studies of NOVA University of Lisbon Alexandra Magnolia Dias speaks on #HerStories of her several research projects on Conflict, Peace and Security in Africa with fieldwork experience in the Horn of Africa; of mediation across divides: societal, civilizational and gender-based ones; and of the similarities and differences between what she knew of the Horn of Africa and what she saw when she visited Cyprus.
As a member of several cross-community dialogue groups for reconciliation and reunification focusing on tangible ways to resolve the frozen conflict, Turkish Cypriot lawyer/barrister, Emine Çolak speaks on #HerStories of coordinating committees negotiating laws attached to the Annan Plan in 2004; a comprehensive peace solution proposal. As a co-founder and head of the Turkish Cypriot Human Rights Foundation for 10 years, she also speaks of working to elevate the standard of human rights in her community through awareness raising, reporting and legal challenges also contributing to the formation of the Immoveable Property Commission to solve property disputes pending a solution.
Activist, feminist linguist and political activist Rada Borić spoke on #HerStories of editing the first Finnish-Croatian / Croatian-Finnish dictionary, ensuring that all nouns included both the feminine and masculine forms and of returning to Zagreb as the start of the Bosnian War, and working at the Center for Women Victims of War. She also speaks of a life-changing meeting with writer Eve Ensler, and together with other women involved in the movement to end violence against women of launching V-Day, to raise awareness globally. The movement kicked off in 1998 with a production of The Vagina Monologues, aimed to raise funds to support community anti-violence groups and programs.
A Professor at Sabanci University in Istanbul and an expert on women in peacebuilding and inter-group dialogue, Ayşe Betül Çelik speaks on #HerStories of her focus on ethnicity, forced migration, reconciliation, civil society, and gender in peacebuilding and peace-making and how she actively works to teach gender-sensitive mediation and organize conflict resolution dialogue groups among diverse group of women in Turkey.
While not pursuing a career as a ‘traditional' mediator, International & Environmental lawyer, Patricia Quillacq speaks on #HerStories of how she integrated the techniques and skills of mediation in her career, including while working for the Region of Tuscany, and later as a consultant for the Project GoverNat which dealt with participatory processes in managing water and biodiversity.
Former Deputy Prime Minister of Kosovo Edita Tahiri speaks on #HerStories of participating in a number of international peace processes and as Chief Negotiator of Kosovo at the EU facilitated Dialogue on normalization of neighbourly relations between Kosovo and Serbia (2011-2017). She also speaks about her experience as the Chief Negotiator of Kosovo in the EU mediated peace talks with Serbia and of being a signatory of the first ever-reached agreement between Kosovo and Serbia, after 20 years of peace talks.
Women play a significant role in peacebuilding and mediation but their voices often remain unheard. Magda Zenon, a Cypriot member of the Mediterranean Women Mediators Network (MWMN), in collaboration with UN Women, is launching #HerStories, a new podcast series aimed at increasing the visibility and amplifying the voices of women mediators and peacebuilders. In each episode a different member of the MWMN will narrate her story. Coming from diverse contexts and facing different challenges, each guest will share her experiences and her success story, and will reflect on the role women play in peacebuilding.
Tune in for a fun episode with fellow storyteller, TV personality and content creator, Vanessa Rempel. In this episode we discuss the power of conflict resolution in relationships, tips for how to raise children with love and more. Please note that due to the COVID-19 global pandemic, this episode was recorded remotely. Audio quality may differ between speakers. Check out Vanessa's website, including HerStories videos, here: https://www.herstoriesco.com/ Find Vanessa on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/herstoriesco/ Check out the Two Feet Apart website: https://www.twofeetapart.com/ Connect with us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/twofeetapart/
Daytime changed TV herstory with long arcs about adoptions, reproductive rights and rape. Dr. Elana Levine shares examples of how key stories aligned with social changes from the 60s until today. We also discuss the limited roles available for actors of color and how they often were positioned as secondary stories to to the white "super couple." Enjoy audio context clips from As the World Turns, All My Children, The Young and the Restless and Ryan's Hope. Dr. Elana Levine is a Professor of Media, Cinema and Digital Studies in the Department of English at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Levine's recently published Her Stories (Duke Univ. Press) forms the backbone of this 4-part series on soap operas.
Authors on the Air host Pam Stack is proud to partner with author Marietta Miles and DO SOME DAMAGE for a celebration of women writers for Women's HerStory Month. Marietta will introduce you to these beautiful, brilliant and bodacious women: Ann Abel aka Allison Davis Dharma Kelleher Holly West Mia Manansala (with her look alike Wonder Woman) Sarah Chen Cindy Rosmus (She's editor for Yellow Mama Magazine and shy so a pic of the mag.) Sandra Ruttan This is a copyrighted podcast. Listen on your favorite app or on www.soundcloud.com/authorsontheair
I caught up with Audree Grubesic at the 2020 International Builders Show. We dove into her experiences as a woman in the housing industry and her love for building companies. For more information on Audree, and her company Modular Sure Site, visit https://www.modularsuresite.com/ HerStories in Housing is a PR effort the Housing Innovation Alliance is launching in partnership with Dave Cooper, a modular builder and vlogger, and Myles Biggs, host of Relish the Journey podcast, to showcase women who are leading in all facets of homebuilding and the housing value chain. http://www.housinginnovationalliance.com/whats-new/herstories-in-housing
Today on International Women's Day, I will be starting a new bonus episode called HERstories to celebrate the achievements of powerful female figures of history, one episode at a time, that didn't get the recognition they truly deserved. What better way to start the series off with the very pioneer of modern communication systems, the mother of modern WiFi, Bluetooth and GPS: Hedy Lamarr!
Choć lubimy mówić o zdrowiu, rzadko kiedy wybieramy się do lekarza, a fakty często mieszają się z pseudonauką. O tym, jak Polska dzieli się na świadomą i tę, która tej wiedzy nie posiada lub unika, porozmawiałyśmy z Oriną Krajewską - aktorką i prezeską Fundacji Małgosi Braunek "BĄDŹ". Podcast współprowadziły Kaja Gołuchowska - fotografka, content kreatorka oraz twórczyni serii "HERstories" oraz Karolina Reszkowska - redaktorka Ofeminin.
Hear from Beverly Matter, Senior Vice President at Fifth Third Bank, about how she got her start, how she's navigated the different stages of her career and how she is able to balance it all with a personal life. This interview interview with Beverly Matter is part of HerStories in Housing, a collaboration with the Housing Innovation Alliance and Dave Cooper Live.
Think you know what it means to be a lobbyist? You have no idea! Join me on a a behind-the-scenes look at what it really means to be a lobbyist in Washington, D.C. This interview interview with Jenna Hamilton is part of HerStories in Housing, a collaboration with the Housing Innovation Alliance and Dave Cooper Live.
Magda Lamparska i Olga Bołądź w rozmowie z Kasią Dydo opowiadają o działalności Fundacji GERLSY, nadchodzących warsztatach scenariuszowych pt. „Kreatywna Randka”, podcastach Fundacji oraz potrzebie tworzenia HERstories.
What do you know about the history of Stonewall and the history of Pride? Today we talk about the importance of making visible the contributions of women of marginalized identities to history. Marsha P. Johnson and Brenda Howard. Remember their names. Remember their stories.For links and show notes, check out our website http://www.shewhopersisted.com
Take a deep breath, swallow hard and charge ahead. Wisdom like this abounds with Leigh Austin - co-founder and principal of Arroyo Capital and our third guest for HerStories in Housing. As a mother of triplet boys and a finance aficionado, Leigh has fantastic stories of how to balance work and life and how to learn by paying the "dummy tax." For more on Leigh, visit www.arroyocapital.com.
Welcome to the second installation of the HerStories In Housing Collaboration - featuring Clara Childress, Business Development Manager for James Hardie Building Products. In each episode of HerStories we dive into the opportunities available to women within the housing industry. With Clara you will hear an infectious passion for her work and also for her company. We talk about how she got to where she is now and the steps her company is taking to empower the women in their ranks. For more on James Hardie Building Products, visit them online at www.jameshardie.com. Follow Clara on Instagram - www.instagram.com/chchild
HerStories In Housing is a collaborative effort between the Housing Innovation Alliance, Myles Biggs and Dave Cooper with the goal of highlighting the impact of women on the housing industry. While the housing industry is still a very male-dominated arena, there are strong female voices rising up and having an impact on the conversation. The first episode features Betsy Scott and Rachael Kelley, Executive Directors of the Housing Innovation Alliance. We discuss how the idea for HerStories in Housing came to life and what it's like for them as women in the housing industry. For more on the Housing Innovation Alliance, visit www.housinginnovationalliance.com
Lecture by Cecilie Ullerup Schmidt, DD symposium 2018
Jon and Sarah discuss the joys of self-promotion, their alcohols of choice, John Rich, crazy alcohol laws, blood alcohol levels, puking red, peeing the bed, "it happens," and bar room brawls
Sabin Muzaffar is the Executive Editor & Founder of Ananke (www.anankemag.com), a digital platform empowering women through advocacy, awareness and education. Sabin has two decades of experience in traditional and new media – starting her professional journey in Karachi, Pakistan. She has worked for and contributed to numerous local & international publications including daily The News International, SPIDER, SHE, Dawn, Gulf News, Khaleej Times, ITP publication, BBVA OPENMIND, International Women’s Initiative and many more. A collaborator and speaker at many events, Sabin was selected as UN Women’s Empower Global Champion for Women’s Economic Empowerment 2915-2016 and is currently an Empower Women Mentor and partner; in addition to being a Vision Mentor at World Pulse. In 2014, acknowledging the gaping void in the digital realm in terms of documenting women’s achievements and highlighting HERstories, Sabin founded Ananke magazine. The platform not only covers in-depth articles on topics like women’s health, education, STEM, Law, climate change with a gender perspective; it showcases women as role models for young aspiring women. In 2016, Ananke launched its digital internship program for girls that enables anyone to apply from anywhere in the world. Over 30 girls from countries including Pakistan, Australia, the UAE, US, Kenya, […] The post PAVE 005: Empowering women, UNwomen, Ananke magazine with Sabin Muzaffar appeared first on Alianne.
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Denise is a spiritual teacher, student and empowerment coach as well as the founder of The Perspective Collective— a coaching space for women to find and develop their deepest and most authentic selves. She believes in wholehearted self-acceptance as the key to healing and transformation and works to shift clients out of limiting stories and unhealthy behavioral patterns so that they can live life in its most expansive realm of possibility. With a background in the performing arts, Denise is also a dedicated actor having most recently appeared in ABC Spark’s All For One. Storytelling is near and dear to her heart and, as an extension of her two paths combined, she co-founded HerStories— a speaker series and story-sharing platform that values authentic expression as a means of cultivating a deep and meaningful connection to ourselves, to others, to our communities, and to the world. Denise can be contacted by email or at her website www.herstoriesspeak.com or denise@herstoriesspeak.com
Euell Aira Nielsen, a native of Sewell, New Jersey, recently relocated to St. Thomas, Virgin Islands. A living historian, Euell is the 3rd of 4 generations to be members at the First African Presbyterian Church (Philadelphia, PA), the nation's oldest African American Presbyterian congregation, founded by a former slave in 1807. Euell has operated several small businesses, to include, Herstories (historical portrayals), Twist This (balloon twisting), Island Treazures (handmade crafts) & Dimaje (photography). Her interests and hobbies include animals, reading & researching, spending time with family, traveling, riding her bike, photography (including underwater photography}, crafting, genealogy, & historical research. In March 2017, Euell received an award for her 62+ writings on African Americans for the website, Blackpast.org . Since then she has been featured in newspaper and magazine articles about her cemetery photography, military service and historical re-enacting. She is currently working on a manuscript about her past influential church members. Euell attended Freedom Theater, Glassboro State College (now Rowan University) & Community College of Philadelphia. A wife, mother of 3 boys, & grandmother to 3 girls, Euell is also a US Army Reserves Vet & the Chaplain for the 2016-2017 administration of Zeresh #103, Order of Eastern Star. Before relocating to St. Thomas, USVI, Euell took on the task of becoming a living historian, assuming the role of Patriot, Hannah Till, a former cook to George Washington, Lafayette, and their troops, and former member of First African Presbyterian Church. Visit Euell's historical works at: http://j.mp/2vFekGy
Euell Aira Nielsen, of Sewell, NJ, recently relocated to St. Thomas, Virgin Islands. Euell has operated several small businesses, to include, Herstories (historical portrayals), Twist This (balloon twisting), Island Treazures (handmade crafts) & Dimaje (photography). Her interests and hobbies include animals, reading & researching, spending time with family, traveling, riding her bike, photography, crafting, genealogy, & historical research. In March 2017, Euell received an award for her 62+ writings on African Americans for the website Blackpast.org. Since then she has been featured in newspaper & magazine articles about her cemetery photography, military service, & historical re-enacting. She is currently working on a manuscript about her past influential church members. Visit Euell's historical works at:http://j.mp/2vFekGy Suzette Chinnery Jackson is the owner of suzycreations7, the home of her arts/crafts; local food & drinks; jewelry, paintings; & her specialties: hand-crafting baby blankets and scarfs for women; decorated dolls; large blankets; & table cloths. A true entrepreneur, Suzette also own JVS Marketing LLC where she sells Caribbean homemade organic seasonings in various categories such as: Mild; Mild Low Salt; Mild No salt; Hot; & Extreme Hot. Reach Suzette at 340-228-0133 or at suzycreations7@gmail.com or PO Box 10970, St. Thomas, USVI 00801.
Blogger superstar, author, and writing coach Stephanie Sprenger talks about how she went from blogging to getting published (now four books) in two years. She teaches a writing workshop for bloggers which you can learn about and sign up for here. She does it all, and she does it all well. Listen now! The post Stephanie Sprenger – Mommy, For Real – The HerStories Project appeared first on Bloggers are Weird Podcast with D.J. Paris.
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