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Jenn was home alone with her children when she received a call from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. They needed to talk to her as soon as possible. It was about her relative, Ben Faulkner. For transcripts of this series, please visit: https://www.cbc.ca/1.5346693

In the final episode of 2023, I want to guide you through self-reflection with seven crucial questions. As Maya Angelou wisely said, "Do the best you can until you know better. Then when you know better, do better." This quote encapsulates my approach to working with teachers—continuous growth through self-awareness.Before diving into the questions, let me share a bit of personal reflection. Last year, I aimed to have a co-host once a month, and I achieved it. The Sped Teacher Small Talk episodes with Paul were a hit. This year, we want to turn the tables and have you ask us questions, fostering a more tailored and helpful series. Ask your questions HERE!!!Reflecting on my TPT store's growth, I've found success in addressing teachers' struggles, especially with the Impact Statement product line. These tools help teachers navigate the crucial but often challenging section of IEPs. If you haven't explored them yet, check out the free Impact Statement Sentence Stem Examples Lastly, as an instructional coach supporting special education teachers, I've seen the immense value coaches bring to educators. If you don't have a coach in your district, start questioning why. Everyone, especially special education teachers, deserves this support to enhance their skills and confidence.Now, onto the 7 reflection questions for you as a special education teacher:Scheduling IEP Meetings: Do you intentionally set up your annual meetings in advance to ensure a solid IEP and avoid last-minute stress?Communication with General Education Teachers: When scheduling meetings, do you inform general education teachers in advance and send calendar invites?Inclusion of Related Service Providers: Are you including all related service providers in the scheduling process and considering translation needs?Pre-Meeting Input: Do you routinely gather input from all parties before IEP meetings? Here are some forms you can use to collect that dataEffective Use of Data: Are you using data to identify strengths, needs, and current performance to create strong PLAAFP statements?Timely Paperwork Submission: Are you following expectations for turning in paperwork and closing out an IEP on time?Accommodations and Modifications: Are you evaluating the need for accommodations and modifications, avoiding a one-size-fits-all approach?After reflecting on these questions, set goals for yourself. Acknowledge your strengths, pinpoint areas for improvement, and commit to intentional growth in the new year.The Sped Teacher Summit is the world's Biggest Special Education Conference and it's completely free. Serious learning, PD certificates, exclusive giveaways, and a whole lot of fun! I'm also thrilled to let you know that I'll be presenting at this event…all about navigating leadership and overcoming the “I Don't Know How to Be a Boss” Mentality. Joining the SPED Summit is a breeze. Just go to Sped Summit.com, create Follow JenniferInstagramTPT

Meet Megan Flatt. She's a Business Growth Strategist. What is the impact you want to make this year? Once you know that, everything gets easier — what you say yes to, where you focus your time and how you manage your energy — it all leads to the impact you want to make.Get all 31 moves at https://plansimple.com/smallmoves.

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Today we're talking about the ski industry, ski manufacturing, and sustainability in general, and Atomic's own historical and quite recent initiatives, including their new annual Impact Statement they released today. Last week Jonathan was at Atomic's headquarters in Altenmarkt, Austria, to discuss — and see — what one of the largest manufacturers in the ski industry has been up to on the sustainability front. And after many hours of conversations and going carefully through this Impact Statement, I highly suggest checking it out.TOPICS & TIMES:New “Impact Statement” from Atomic (7:19)Ronny's background (8:30)History of Atomic's sustainability initiatives (12:22)Sustainability Reports & Greenwashing (18:57) What do “SBTI” & “LCA” mean? (24:32)Manufacturing products with reduced impact (32:48)Reducing emissions in manufacturing plants (36:48)Ski Industry's Outsized Influence (41:18)Atomic's most significant reductions (45:05)Sustainability & Consumer Preference (57:32)Ski-Industry Collaboration (1:04:33)Lessons on the Communication of Sustainability (1:09:22)RELATED LINKS:Atomic's 2023 Impact StatementBecome a Blister + Spot MemberBlister Summit RegistrationCHECK OUT ALL OUR PODCASTS:CRAFTED Bikes & Big IdeasOff The CouchGEAR:30Happy Hour Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ghislaine Maxwell and her legal team are attempting to keep Sarah Ransome from giving an impact statement at Maxwell's upcoming sentencing. They are arguing that since Sarah was not part of the lawsuit and that her abuse occurred outside of the timeframe being investigated, that her statement should not be admitted. It will be up to Judge Nathan to decide. (commercial at 10:06) to contact me:bobbycapucci@protonmail.com source:https://www.dailymail.co.uk/ne...

Ghislaine Maxwell and her legal team are attempting to keep Sarah Ransome from giving an impact statement at Maxwell's upcoming sentencing. They are arguing that since Sarah was not part of the lawsuit and that her abuse occurred outside of the timeframe being investigated, that her statement should not be admitted. It will be up to Judge Nathan to decide.(commercial at 10:06)to contact me:bobbycapucci@protonmail.comsource:https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10941223/Ghislaine-Maxwell-trying-stop-victim-Sarah-Ransome-testifying-against-sentencing.html

Ghislaine Maxwell and her legal team are attempting to keep Sarah Ransome from giving an impact statement at Maxwell's upcoming sentencing. They are arguing that since Sarah was not part of the lawsuit and that her abuse occurred outside of the timeframe being investigated, that her statement should not be admitted. It will be up to Judge Nathan to decide.(commercial at 10:06)to contact me:bobbycapucci@protonmail.comsource:https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10941223/Ghislaine-Maxwell-trying-stop-victim-Sarah-Ransome-testifying-against-sentencing.html

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“So…what do you do?” The dreaded question. How do you keep people interested when you talk about your nonprofit —and list off the dozens of programs  you offer.    (Hint: you don't).   In this episode, find out how to create an impact statement that's not only easy to remember, but memorable and engaging.    Impact statement worksheet: https://www.smallshopstrategies.com/pod44    Prefer to read? Blog here:  smallshopstrategies.com/podcast/creating-a-memorable-impact-statement    Connect with Rachel from Small Shop Strategies:   smallshopstrategies.com instagram.com/smallshopstrategies facebook.com/smallshopstrategies

Ghislaine Maxwell and her legal team are attempting to keep Sarah Ransome from giving an impact statement at Maxwell's upcoming sentencing. They are arguing that since Sarah was not part of the lawsuit and that her abuse occurred outside of the timeframe being investigated, that her statement should not be admitted. It will be up to Judge Nathan to decide. (commercial at 10:06)to contact me:bobbycapucci@protonmail.comsource:https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10941223/Ghislaine-Maxwell-trying-stop-victim-Sarah-Ransome-testifying-against-sentencing.html

Ghislaine Maxwell and her legal team are attempting to keep Sarah Ransome from giving an impact statement at Maxwell's upcoming sentencing. They are arguing that since Sarah was not part of the lawsuit and that her abuse occurred outside of the timeframe being investigated, that her statement should not be admitted. It will be up to Judge Nathan to decide. (commercial at 10:06)to contact me:bobbycapucci@protonmail.comsource:https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10941223/Ghislaine-Maxwell-trying-stop-victim-Sarah-Ransome-testifying-against-sentencing.html

Today, Carol the Coach will be interviewing Dr. Crystal Hollenbeckwho will be idiscussing the essential part an Impact Statement plays in the therapeutic process for a couple.  Being betrayed by the person you trusted the most has a devastating impact on your whole person.  Part of the healing process for the betrayed partner is having the opportunity to share their experience instead of just letting it go and moving forward.  The Impact Statement also has significant benefits for the addict's recovery in helping them break through denial and experience the truth about the destruction their secret life has caused.  Dr. Hollenbeck is Certified in Sex Addiction, Betrayal Trauma, Sex Therapy, EMDR and Anger Management.  She helps couples heal from the wounds of addiction and betrayal and leads them to living a healthy balanced life that includes healthy sexuality.  She has offices in Orlando and Tampa Florida and offers 3 Day Intensives.  Please see her website for a full list of services www.CrystalHollenbeck.com

In 2009, after her battle with invasive breast cancer, Jenn Rako asked Stephanie Viva if she would DJ a dance marathon for breast cancer, and without hesitation, she answered, "YES." This year will be in-person after the last two years of a virtual marathon! It will be the 12th but 10th in-person, and everyone is thrilled. Cape Cod Academy has been the host for the bulk of the Marathons, and the Pink Ribbon Club has done a fantastic job fundraising and giving this event a home. Jenn started the Women's Early Detection (WED) Fund in 2017, which is now funded by more than just the CCA Dance Marathon. Here is the Impact Statement for the WED Fund (Women's Early Detection), the beneficiary of each Cape Cod Academy Dance Marathon. You can see how the fund has done since its inception and last year. It is rewarding to benefit women through Cape Cod Healthcare Foundation with potentially life-saving diagnostic procedures not covered by insurance. We are looking forward to the event on April 30th from 3-7 PM. In addition to students from Cape Cod Academy, there will be dancers, and their families and friends from Beth Walsh Dance Centre, Dance Designs, Dance Factory Plymouth, Harper Dance Center, and Open Space Studio, Inc. We are open to the public. You can save 50% on the admission charge (pay only $10) if you pre-register. This can be done at Cape Cod Academy, through one of the attending dance studios, or by Venmo at Dance_Marathon_Cape_Cod --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/stephanie7502/support

In today's episode, Curt Mercadante discusses why you should replace your “value proposition” with a clear and compelling “Impact Statement” that speaks simply and clearly to the positive impact your clients WANT to get from working with you.

Chris Sherlock is the co Author of Mental Health For Millennials Volume 4 with Book Hub Publishing. Impact Statement of Been Bullied At School - My Personal story chapter in this volume focuses on my experience of being bullied at school. Chris and Jim talk about being bullied, mental health, and doing podcasts. For the latest on all things Malliard, make sure to keep up with things over on malliard.com or you can follow Jim on all social media platforms @malliard. Don't forget about the online merch store, newsletter, and of course the catalog of past shows! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Chris Sherlock is the CO- Author of Mental Health For Millennials Volume 4 with Book Hub Publishing. Impact Statement of Been Bullied At School –...

One of THE most important milestones in real recovery is when a porn/sex addict prepares a completely transparent and authentic "disclosure" of his past discretions and betrayals and then presents it to his spouse. This is often referred to as "D-day." And while the addict plays a key role in this process, there is also a VERY significant and essential focus on the betrayed spouse that must not be discounted or sidestepped in any way.  In this episode, Mark and Steve address the needs and "rights" of the betrayed spouse in the disclosure process. The 4 Primary Rights you have with regard to his disclosure are—1.  The right to choose when and how the disclosure will take place.2.  In a "boundaried" and healthy way, the right to ask and have answered any and all questions.3.  The right to have a "full voice" in the disclosure process, including an "Impact Statement."4.  The right to specific, measurable and accountable reconciliation and amends. Learn more about Mark and Steve's new online program—"Dare to Connect!" You have live access to Mark and Steve three times a week--addicts, spouses and couples! Visit—daretoconnectnow.comFind out more about Steve Moore at:  Ascension CounselingLearn more about Mark Kastleman at:  Reclaim Counseling ServicesHere's an article about how to HEAL from Betrayal Trauma—https://www.reclaimcounselingservices.com/healing-betrayal-trauma-video

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Joe chats to Live 95's Head of News Gillian Devlin about the end and sentencing of Logan Jackson in the murder trial of Kevin Sheehy and the impact statement from his mother Tracey Tulley See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Chris Sherlock presents On The Wireless featuring the best of Irish artists signed and unsigned, on Flirt FM He is Passionate about media, radio, broadcasting, music. I am extremely motivated, and I put my all into everything I do and work hard to attain my goals. Currently Pursuing Television Broadcasting . Author of Mental Health For Millennials Volume 4 with Book Hub Publishing. Impact Statement of Been Bullied At School - His Personal story chapter in this volume focuses on his experience of been bullied at school. Currently Pursuing Television Broadcasting Chris's Music Choice Evoke - Revelations Cliff Richards - Wired for sound Years & Years - Eyes Shut For more information please visit www.andreasplendori.com or www.socialfabric.ie

This week on Minnesota Native News, we hear from water protectors continuing their work to stop Line 3 and a Red Lake elder speaks out on the impact of the illegal killing of a bear on the reservation.After 2 years of legal proceedings, Brett Stimac was sentenced on June 9th for illegally killing a 700 pound bear on the Red Lake reservation. Stimac is not a Red Lake citizen. He's from Brainard Minnesota and he was on the reservation illegally. He was fined $9500 and given a 15 month prison sentence. He is expected to report to prison on July 6th.When Stimac was sentenced, Red Lake elder, Jody Beaulieu was in the courtroom. She was there to speak on behalf of the tribe. Reporter Melissa Townsend talked with her afterwards about what happened.Jody was asked by the Red Lake Nation to give what's called a Victim's Impact Statement. She was in court to talk about the loss felt by tribal members because this bear was killed on the reservation."It's not just about this one particular trespasser on our closed reservation, but it's the idea of all these trophy hunters just taking needlessly just for their ego. To try to brag and have something on their wall.," said Beaulieu.Jody's daughter drove her to the federal courthouse in St Paul. She says she sat by herself in the courtroom for about 3 hours. And then she took the stand to speak to the entire courtroom."I introduced myself as we do nowadays in our Native tongue...My spiritual name is Black Standing Woman and I am Bear Clan," she said.She wanted to communicate how important the bear is to the Red Lake people and many indigenous people in North America."I told him my youngest grandchild who is 4 years old, his name is Mawkwin - Bear Robe. That should give enough indication about how we deem and how we hold the bear up to be our family, our brother, our teacher," said Beaulieu.At one point she says she turned directly to Stimac - the man who had killed the bear:"I looked squarely at the guy and I said - just as we have a heart, that bear had a heart and had a life," said Beaulieu.She said the bear is valuable - not in a materialistic way - but in terms of being part of the mystery of life."You know they always want to define the mystery. You accept it and you have respect for it. You don't have to break it down, put it in compartments, put it in A-B-C-D order, you just have respect...Without question, you have respect," she said.Jody Beaulieu says she's encountered bears many times on the reservation. It's just part of living there. "I said when bears come around our yard, the dogs have a different bark. I say oh, there's a bear in the yard and we need to rally the dogs in so the bear can go about its business and go on its way. I mean even that - do you pay attention to the animal world when they're telling you something?" she said.Jody says many Red Lakers she knows are satisfied that Brett Stimas was charged. They're pleased he will do do prison time for both trespassing on the closed reservation and for illegally killing the bear.A couple days after she spoke in court — Jody drove home to the Red Lake reservation to be with family. She says it's always good to come home. Being in nature on the reservation is healing.IN other news —Water protectors focused on the Mississippi River continue to call for a stop to the new Line 3 oil pipeline in northern Minnesota. Much of the action is lead by Native lead groups Honor the Earth, the Rise Coalition, the Indigenous Environmental Network. They want treaty rights enforced so the water and living beings in the area are protected from potential oil leaks and spills. Nancy Beaulieu is with this coalition: "We're here as an encampment to protect the Mississippi and defend our treaty rights to be here and to exist. I just want the whole world to know those treaties are a two party agreement between our ancestors and the other ancestors - settlers who signed those treaty agreements with us." said Nancy Beaulieu.Over the past few weeks, thousands of people have been protesting at pipeline construction sites on the Mississippi. Hundreds of people have been arrested and released.According to Honor the Earth newsletter, actions are planned to continue in Shevlin and Palisade, Minnesota. In both places, the pipeline is planned to tunnel underneath the Mississippi River.Melissa Townsend reporting for Minnesota Native News.

This week we had the absolute pleasure of sitting down with Tim Duggan to scope out what our Impact Statement is, and why you need one regardless of the size of your business. Are you also all about small biz and have fallen in LOVE with our new pod? SAME. Join our Facebook Group to chat with like-minded business friends,, follow us on Insta for daily inspo to keep you on track and DEFINITELY rate and subscribe to the pod on whatever platform you're joining us from.

Just about every Executive Director has been asked the question, “so what do you do?”   There’s a lot of power in having a very clear and simple answer to that question.  But unfortunately, what happens most often is that you dive into your uber boring professional/corporate/robot voice and the result is whoever just asked you the question starts to tune out the message because it’s just not inspiring them.   In this episode, we’re diving into the 4 questions you need to answer to create your kicka** impact statement.

Calgary poet and longtime active WGA member Bob Stallworthy will read from his poetry book Impact Statement, followed by a Q&A led by Edmonton poet, fiction writer, and journalist Alexis Kienlen. Bob Stallworthy has been active in the Alberta writing community since he began writing full-time and professionally in 1985. He is a member of the Writers’ Union of Canada and the Writers’ Guild of Alberta. As well as publishing magazine articles and book reviews, he has four books of poetry previously published: Under the Sky Speaking (Snowapple Press, 1998), From a Call Box (Frontenac House, 2001), Optics (Frontenac House, 2004), and Things that Matter Now (Frontenac House, 2009). His work has been anthologized by Copp Clark Pitman and by McGraw-Hill Ryerson. His poetry has been shortlisted for The City of Calgary W.O. Mitchell Book Prize twice and the Stephan G. Stephansson Award for Poetry once. As the first Coordinator of the Writers’ Guild of Alberta’s Calgary region office, he established and ran this office (1991- 1996). While running the office he was co-organizer of the first Poet’s Stroll in Calgary, co-chair of the Freedom of Expression Committee in Calgary, and was one of the Writers’ Guild of Alberta representatives on the Steering Committee of Wordfest. Over his 35 year career he has given over 250 workshops and readings around Alberta. He is co-recipient of the Calgary Freedom of Expression Award (2002), a Lifetime member of the Writers’ Guild of Alberta (1988), and the recipient of the Golden Pen Award for Lifetime Achievement from the Writers’ Guild of Alberta (2019). He has been a Patient/Family Advisor with the Kidney Health, Strategic Clinical Network, Alberta Health Services since 2016. He is a full-time caregiver for his wife who suffered traumatic kidney failure in 2013.

Warren Wandling is a Keynote Speaker, Leadership Coach, and Communication Expert who partners with leadership-driven companies and individuals to increase their productivity, clarify their purpose, and improve communication skills.   Top 3 Nuggets Finding your own values Skills and Beliefs Consistency This weeks Challenge: Identify your Limiting Beliefs   https://warrenwandling.com/   https://www.linkedin.com/in/warrenwandling/ To contact me go to my website here at Conorbuttsss.com

Episode 3: We are joined by Nikki Zite, MD, MPH and Megan Lacy, MPH, to discuss Immediate Postpartum Long Acting Reversible Contraception (IPP LARC) in Tennessee, the successes of the TIPQC improvement project and what the future holds for IPP LARC in our state. Learn more about our IPP LARC Project & View our Impact Statement: https://tipqc.org/immediate-postpartum-long-acting-reversible-contraception/ No content or comments made in any TIPQC Healthy Mom Healthy Baby Podcast is intended to be comprehensive or medical advice. Neither healthcare providers nor patients should rely on TIPQC's Podcasts in determining the best practices for any particular patient.  Additionally, standards and practices in medicine change as new information and data become available and the individual medical professional should consult a variety of sources in making clinical decisions for individual patients. TIPQC undertakes no duty to update or revise any particular Podcast. It is the responsibility of the treating physician or health care professional, relying on independent experience and knowledge of the patient, to determine appropriate treatment.  

On our September 2020 episode, assisted by our new co-host Lyn Cadence, we feature two Calgary contributors, Nikki Reimer and Richard Harrison, from the anthology Locations of Grief - am Emotional Geography, edited by Catherine Owen, and published by Wolsak & Wynn. And we feature Frontenac House poet Bob Stallworthy, with his collection Impact Statement, as well as award-winning poet Angela Dillon with her newest collection, Murmuration, published by Thistledown Press.

On our September 2020 episode, assisted by our new co-host Lyn Cadence, we feature two Calgary contributors, Nikki Reimer and Richard Harrison, from the anthology Locations of Grief - am Emotional Geography, edited by Catherine Owen, and published by Wolsak & Wynn. And we feature Frontenac House poet Bob Stallworthy, with his collection Impact Statement, as well as award-winning poet Angela Dillon with her newest collection, Murmuration, published by Thistledown Press.

Hamimah Tuyan lost her husband in last year's Christchurch terror attack. She's now based in Singapore and has had to use all of her holidays and leave both of her children behind to attend the sentencing of the mosque gunman this week. 

Hamimah Tuyan lost her husband in last year's Christchurch terror attack. She's now based in Singapore and has had to use all of her holidays and leave both of her children behind to attend the sentencing of the mosque gunman this week. 

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Belly of the Beast Life Stories is a firsthand history of real life transformations. Please subscribe, rate and write a fair review about this podcast so other heroes can find it, too. Season 2: For Love of My Child are true stories of a parent’s transformation when faced with acute challenges, chronic ills, and early endings of their child or children. Charlotte Austin-Jordan’s story is both unimaginable and remarkable. The day after Mother’s Day in 1988, her only daughter, Ja’Mee, was innocently murdered by five gang members at the age of 13. Then again in 1996, Charlotte’s 25 year-old son Corey was also killed by gang members who thought his blue work uniform represented a rival gang’s colors. Indeed Charlotte was dealt poison but made medicine going on a mission to first ensure that Ja’Mee’s killers met justice, then working through all levels of government to change criminal justice laws, notably being the catalyst and driver for the Victim’s Impact Statement which humanizes a victim at sentencing and California’s Three-Strikes Law. Charlotte has been a beacon of hope and love for her community, providing direct support and care to mothers who had lost children due to homicide; and hundreds of children consider her their mother, too. Charlotte addressed the root of the problem by creating a jobs programs for young at-risk youth to get off the streets and find meaningful work in the community. See “Guest Resources” to get in touch with Charlotte directly. And look, if you are moved by this episode, please subscribe, rate and write a fair review about this podcast so other heroes can find it, too. Share it with two friends. And visit inourbelly.com to listen to more stories for free and to share your story with us. Be the first to grab our newest podcast, Beyond the Belly, which unpacks wisdom in the patterns of transformation. Listen for free at http://inourbelly.com/beyond   EPISODE SUMMARY Our story begins in Los Angeles in 1988 Charlotte was a single mom to five children; four boys and one daughter Charlotte worked hard to make sure the family had dinner together every Sunday and maintaining a strong foundation for them as a single mom It was the day after Mother's Day in 1988 when Ja'Mee was killed Charlotte was preparing food for her youngest children when she heard multiple gunshots Physically she felt something drop from her - she believes it was Ja’Mee’s life leaving her body Ja'Mee and her friend Nikki had been killed by 5 gang members who had thought the two girls were the sister of a rival drug dealer that had duped them earlier Ja’Mee was hit 15 times with bullets including one through her head At the time, “drive by shootings” wasn’t a legal offense so the five murderers were being charged under a lesser misdemeanor crime that had a likely sentence of 18-months The death of Ja’Mee triggered a series of changes including having to find new homes for her foster children, fearing black men in her community, and losing her job; Charlotte’s life became a mission to represent her daughter and get justice In 1996, her son Corey was killed by gang members that thought he was wearing rival gang colors; Corey was wearing his work uniform In court, Charlotte’s daughter was referred to not by her name, but as her ‘toe tag’ which is assigned in the morgue; there was also no ‘victims impact statement’ where Charlotte could tell the jury who her daughter was, what her dreams were Charlotte is the catalyst and driver of several major criminal justice laws that are common today, including: Victims Impact Statement and Three Strikes Law Through loss she gained so much from the community - but she still misses her babies   QUOTABLES “So I built a strong foundation for [my children], even though I was single, you know.   “I got up and I went to the stove and I started preparing, warming up the meal that I had already prepared for the babies. And I heard all of this gunfire. And while I was standing at the stove, it was like a really strange feeling, like I had dropped something. And I always say it was her soul. It was like something fell for me. And I started looking for it to see what that was. at the funeral home, they said Ja'Mee had defensive wounds, and I didn't know what that was. They needed gloves. And the defensive wounds just because she saw them, and she put her hands up for protection. But that day was a horrible, horrible day for me. My only daughter. I had dreams, I was preparing for her to be a young woman, 18, the debutante balls, the classes, wanting her to be groomed, all of those things, and the life that I did not experience, I wanted to help her to be able to experience those things. And they cheated me. They cheated me. You know, it's 30 years, and it gets better, but it doesn't go away. I still miss my daughter.”   “Laws, we did not have any laws on the books that talked about drive-by shooting, not even assault rifles. They purchased those assault rifles earlier that day, fully armed and ready with ammunition to fire, and that was not... there was nothing in place to stop anyone from walking in to a hardware store that sold... or a surplus store that sold ammunition and guns to buy them, fully loaded and ready to go. The law... I think they were prosecuted under a... It was a misdemeanor, which that meant they would get 18 months for a murder as a drive-by. Carjacking. No, we didn't... We had horse stealing laws, if you stole somebody's horse, but they had any... they, stealing the car, but not shooting people from a moving car. That wasn't even a law.”   “I was paralyzed when I go in the house at eight o'clock at night. But I knew I had to do something to change the situation. Not... my children were gone, but I needed to protect the other children.”   “In court, we're going to court, and they're trying to call her by her toe tag, which is the day you were murdered, the month you were murdered, the day you were murdered and the time. That's not her name. She had a name. She had a family. She had people who loved her. I was not able to speak to the jurors before they did a verdict to tell them. We changed it to speak before the jurors before this... they go out for deliberation. But I was able to do it when my son died.  There is no Martin Luther King. There is no Captain Save-a-Person. There's only me.”   “That's why I was talking to Governor Wilson about the Three Strikes Law. We're like, playing baseball here. If my kid can make it to home plate, we got a home run, but you got criminals on every base. We need to take them off those bases to give our kids a clean shot at getting home safe.”   “It was times where I felt very depressed. I didn't want to be here anymore, but I had other children, and I had other things, and I had to focus on those things. And I took that poison that they gave me. And I used it for the betterment or medicine for my community. Holding rallies, bringing food to people, mothers on drugs, talking to them in the comfort of their home and helping them get off of those drugs. Going to AA meetings with them, talking to the young men in my community, showing them there is a better path. Giving people jobs, you know, not just sitting around talking about it, but be about it, 'bout it, be about it, 'bout it. Doing what I am supposed to do to help. Not myself. It's about others.”   “If you can get in a car and drive there, it's one community. We have to build a strong community and it takes a commitment from all of us.”   “It's kind of a double edged thing. Yes, I lost. I... that was my own child. And that was the most precious gift God could have gave me. But guess what? When I opened my school and I opened my community center and I opened up my house, I got that back. Chris Darden says, "That damn Charlotte, wants to be everybody's mom." You know, I got two hundred children, 200 girls that I deal with daily. Right? That I can pass those etiquettes to, those, how to dress, the fun things that Moms do. And that's how I treat them, like I'm their Mom. The boys, the same way. I lost Corey, but I gained hundreds of boys. And I don't feel like I was cheated out of the fact that those were my children. God gave them to me. And no one should have harmed them. But I also take great satisfaction in the fact that I was able, or am able to love many other children.”   “I am a servant first and foremost. And if I can help, that's what I do. I'm not a chicken, I don't run. Somebody told me I was a firefighter. You know, a firefighter runs to the fire, and everybody else run out, but I run towards the fire, whatever the issue is, whether... I'm heading straight to confront it.”   TRANSCRIPT AVAILABLE  https://inourbelly.com/season-2/charlotte-austin-jordan/ GUEST RESOURCES Charlotte has asked that I share her contact directly in case you have lost a child and would like to talk about it. She is also available to publicly speak at your events. Reach her directly at:  - (323) 303-7574 and  charlotteaustin.jordan (at) gmail (dot) com   RESOURCES Belly of the Beast Life Stories http://inourbelly.com   Beyond the Belly  https://inourbelly.com/beyond-the-belly/    We sponsor our own work. Hire us to help build your brand strategy and storytelling: david@davidall.com   @inourbelly on Instagram http://instagram.com/inourbelly   Facebook Community http://facebook.com/inourbelly   @inourbelly on Twitter http://twitter.com/inourbelly   @davidall (host) http://instagram.com/davidall   # END #   Dear Heroes: I'm David All, and thank you for discovering this message. I'm going to start communicating with you directly in this space. It's like passing a note in class - don't get caught! But look, this might surprise you. The other day I realized that I am not a podcaster. Rather, I am an oral historian that uses the podcast medium to collect and distribute firsthand historical accounts of real life transformations.  And while I'm new to podcasting, I've been creating stories and building platforms for folks to tell their story for decades. First as a speechwriter and master brand strategist for large brands and organizations, and then producing over 40 live storytelling events with a stage, lights and an audience. I'm proud of the work we are doing. If you listened to Season One, you are definitely noticing an overall boost in quality and refinement in our work. I am learning by doing - and your feedback has been meaningful to me. But the content, the stories, oh man they are always just so deep and powerful. Consider this note a wink, wink, nod, nod. It's an open invitation -- if you want to help out in a way that feels right to you, reach out. I could use a hand here and there and there are crucial stories we need to tell. Warmly, David My direct email is david@inourbelly.com. Reach out.  

ABN Amro’s Head of Reporting and Stakeholder Engagement, Tjeerd Krumpelman, joins the latest episode of our “All about the Green” podcast. Speaking with the IIF’s Chief of Staff, Greer Meisels, the conversation explores some of ABN Amro’s innovative work in the impact measurement and reporting space including the bank’s journey towards integrated reporting. Tjeerd also walks us through the institution’s experience as the first bank to publish its Impact Statement based on the Impact Institute’s “Framework for Impact Statements” – what it is, why the bank felt it was important to participate, and what it revealed – as well as some of the steps ABN Amro is taking to reduce its own operational carbon footprint in addition to the challenges “financed emissions” present. Moreover, given the proliferation of definitions, Tjeerd articulates what sustainability means to an institution like ABN Amro.

Jenn was home alone with her children when she received a call from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. They needed to talk to her as soon as possible. It was about her relative, Ben Faulkner.

REFERENCES 1. “Invasive Species." Madam Secretary. Season 2, Episode 13, CBS, 31 Jan. 2016. Netflix, https://www.netflix.com/watch/80112465?trackId=14277283

Episode 007: Assuming you don't believe that that past 100 years of psychotherapists were actually trying to cause harm to patients, you'll soon better understand how mental health interventions are a double-edged sword. History demonstrates that the Law of Unintended Consequences applies here. Before we get into the weeds in prolonged exposure, let's first start off by discussing unintended consequences of a psychotherapy for PTSD that I actually do like and agree with - Cognitive Processing Therapy. Now, I'm putting references here so that you can follow the research trail for yourself if you need proof to show to your circle of influence. In CPT, there are a couple of writing assignments at the beginning: The Impact Statement followed by the Trauma Account. As opposed to Prolonged Exposure Therapy, Cognitive Processing Therapy does this brief, one-session account of the details of what actually happened during the trauma. The intent is to use the information explicitly during later stuck point work. The knowledge in that situation was worth it, we thought, to expose the patient to the anxiety, nightmares, flashbacks and sometimes depression and relapse with substances of abuse - all related to having to tell their story. For them, they are re-living it. Because they are. No Trauma Account Needed in PTSD Therapy Resick 2015. Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT) without a trauma account written by the PTSD patients versus group present-centered therapy. 2. A residential PTSD/Traumatic Brain Injury program compares CPT with no written account vs. one group that did have a written account.Download 3. Resick-et-al.-2008. A randomized clinical trial to dismantle the components of Cognitive Processing Therapy for PTSD in female victims of interpersonal violence.Download 4. Resick-et-al-2017. Cognitive Processing Therapy had no written trauma account when done in individual and in group.Download Many years later, we finally start asking the question - do we really need to do the trauma account? Here? Now? What if we do everything else in CPT, but leave that part out? Guess what they found. That's right, the reliving of every excruciating detail of the trauma wasn't necessary to relieve the suffering and improve quality of life! The lesson isn't that I instinctively didn't like the trauma account meetings I attended in training where veterans went through every detail. My resistance wasn't personal for me, for my ECS was not yet totally out of balance. I could handle and cared passionately for the work I was doing. I was ok. No, the problem was I saw the torment through their eyes and their bodies were reliving it. We were doing this to them. And we still are - today. Just because a paper comes out that says we don't have to doesn't mean people stop the harm overnight. Of course, I firmly believe in an individualized treatment plan and this here is not medical advice per se. Trauma Accounts should be done on a case-by-case basis where the patient has every bit of informed consent as what I'm presenting in the entirety of this podcast, not having simply signed an informed consent piece of paper. There are many options for PTSD symptom relief Those that need body-based approaches are largely ignored by mainstream psychiatry. However, a few techniques have made it into the halls of military facilities for post-war reset programs. Acupuncture, Reiki energy healing, mindfulness meditation are good, but they are only the tip of the iceberg when it comes to different types of techniques that will work. If you ask me, I think the clinical scientists today are waiting a bit too long for randomized trials with the underlying science has already been worked out to show how similarly body-based techniques really work the same way. For example, massage, acupuncture, putting your hand on a sore spot, using a heating pad, and a doing a hot water soak all do the exact same thing to a bruised elbow - they increase capillary blood flow...

Host: Marcy Mistrett, CEO, Campaign For Youth JusticeGuests: Nicole Porter is the Director of Advocacy at the Sentencing ProjectWayne Ford, former representative of Iowa’s 65th District. In our latest podcast we had the pleasure of interviewing two incredible advocates to learn more about racial impact statement legislation, what it is, it’s impact, and how it could be expanded to better understand the harm associated with proposed legislation.Nicole Porter is the Director of Advocacy at the Sentencing Project based in Washington, DC. The Sentencing Project is a national organization founded in 1986 that works toward a fair and effective U.S. criminal justice system by advocating for sentencing reform, addressing racial and ethnic disparities, and promoting alternatives to incarceration. Before joining The Sentencing Project in 2009, Nicole Porter was the Director of the Texas ACLU’s Prison and Jail Accountability Project.We are also joined by Wayne Ford, a former representative of Iowa’s 65th District. He is a DC native who moved to Iowa for college. In 1985, he founded a non-profit called Urban Dreams, to serve residents in inner city Des Moines. He was first elected into office in 1996 and served through 2011. He was the tenth African American to serve in Iowa’s House and holds the record for the longest serving African American in Iowa’s legislative history. To learn more about racial impact statements, visit the Sentencing Project's website.

Episode 87 "Tenminisode" " Impact Statement" Today my life was impacted by a loving gesture so grand, if for but a second the world was a perfect place.

As promised, this is the follow up to episode 41. This Impact Statement episode that features an interview with Bret McCann - the son of Lyle and Marie McCann, who were murdered by Travis Vader.Subscribe to Impact Statement so you don't miss an episode.See you tomorrow - March 15 - for the next scheduled episode of Canadian True Crime!Support the show. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In 1996, an article of about 10 lines appeared in the local newspaper identifying 21 year old Rodney McDonald as the victim of murder. Though still an unsolved case, his case files were eventually sent to storage. Nearly 22 years later, Rodney's family is still waiting for justice and his mother is sharing his full story for the first time on Impact Statement. Promo for Canadian True Crime, a podcast that tells the stories of crime in Canada with sensitivity and compelling narration. Support the show.

One of the main goals of branding your business is to communicate how you help people - the impact you have on their lives. Simply put, your audience wants to know how your brand will make their life better. One easy but powerful way to communicate that impact is to create a compelling brand impact statement. The post How to Craft a Compelling Brand Impact Statement appeared first on The Brand Sketch.

Our episode today is the season finale and a sneak peek into Season Two.  There is so much interesting research and stories waiting to be told!  I wanted to begin Season Two highlighting a classic case of spousal abuse in which the target was almost killed because of a societal response that tacitly accepted battering as a “family matter” instead of an assault. I'll introduce you to a young woman named Tracey Thurman who took the city of Torrington, CT to court because the police officers did not provide equal protection for her, from her abusive husband, as required under the 14th Amendment. Promos for:  Impact Statement https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/impact-statement/id1360936758?mt=2 Already Gone https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/already-gone/id1109927634?mt=2   Facebook group:  https://www.facebook.com/groups/TargetedPodcast/ website:  www.targetedpodcast.com email:     targetedpodcast@gmail.com Twitter:  @targetedpodcast Merchandise: We have two store now! 1. https://targetedpodcast.threadless.com        Free Shipping at Threadless with code:  FREESHIP7189f5b67 2.  https://www.teepublic.com/user/targetedpodcast

One of the many things I’ve learned in the past few months of podcasting is to appreciate the community that surrounds us.  One community is that of content creators and podcast hosts.  I’ve been blessed to be asked into a few group where we can ask questions, bounce around ideas, and talk about the cases we’re working on.  Sometimes those conversations can happen in a more official capacity when we agree to record an episode to make our discussion on the record. My treat for you today is a roundtable with some of my favorite women in podcasting.  I think you’ll see why as you hear them speak. Promo for Swindled.  Check it out at https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/swindled/id1308717668?mt=2   Thank you to  Charlie of Impact Statement https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/impact-statement/id1360936758?mt=2 and In Sight https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/in-sight/id1112004494?mt=2 Bek of Minds of Madness https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-minds-of-madness-true-crime-stories/id1191274361?mt=2 Brooke of The Fall Line https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-fall-line-a-true-crime-serial/id1244959034?mt=2   Facebook group:  https://www.facebook.com/groups/TargetedPodcast/ website:  www.targetedpodcast.com email:     targetedpodcast@gmail.com Twitter:  @targetedpodcast   Merchandise:  https://www.teepublic.com/user/targetedpodcast

38-year-old Dona Mae Bayerl disappeared from Muskego, Wisconsin on May 6, 1979 after and argument with her husband, John. Dona Mae was the devoted mother of two young girls, 7-year-old Jodie and 4-year-old Jackie. Dona Mae has now been missing for 39 years. For this series, I spoke to Dona Mae's sister, Joan, her daughter's Jodie and Jackie, and Detective Westphal who is currently investigating her disappearance. In this second part of the story, we are going to look deeper at the relationships related to the case and some leads that were chased down over the years.If you have any information about the disappearance of Dona Mae Bayerl, please contact Detective Westphal at 262-679-5652. You can follow Dona Mae's case on social media at Dona Mae Bayerl -Missing since May 1979.With a case this old, many witnesses are now deceased. A few podcast hosts lent their voices to help bring these statements to life. Mo Blackwell read statements from Estelle, Dona Mae's mom. You can find her show here: Targeted: True Crime Domestic Violence. The voice of Dona Mae's best friend, Betty, was Haley Gray who hosts Murder Road Trip. The voice of Dona Mae's neighbor was Charlie from Impact Statement .February 2019 UPDATE: John Bayerl has been arrested and charged with first-degree murder. Dona Mae remains missing.This episode was sponsored by:Sleep Number - Visit SleepNumber.com/VANISH or any of the 550 Sleep Number stores nationwide and mention that Marissa from The Vanished sent you.Hunt A Killer- Get 15% off by visiting huntakiller.com/vanished.

On Feb 19, 2011, Dennis Morgan called 911. The first thing he said was that his wife had committed suicide. Martha was found on her stomach in her bedroom, a single gunshot wound to the chest. The death was ruled a suicide but their daughter Dennisa believes that this was the culmination of 40 years of domestic violence and that her father got away with murder. The petition to have the federal authorities look at the Martha Morgan case. Justice for Martha Morgan Facebook page To share your story on Impact Statement, email impactstatementpod@gmail.com Support the show.

We're sharing a full episode from our friend Charlie's (co-host of In Sight) new show because we think you'll love it; this is not a paid promo, advertisement, or anything of the like. We simply want to make you aware of the project. Impact Statement focuses on the families of crime victims, and separates the stories into three acts: life before, during, and after the crime. Grady Babies releases 11/28!

When a crime ends in a conviction, the victims or their families are often allowed to give a statement to the court about the impact of the crime on their lives. But when these life altering events  go unsolved, do not end in a conviction, or aren’t crimes at all, the victims and their families do not have this opportunity. The stories on this podcast are their Impact Statements. Support the show.

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