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Episode 125 ~ Trailblazing Inclusion: Empowering Communities in the Great Outdoors with Jamillah Jean Join us for an inspiring episode as we delve into the transformative work of Jamillah Jean, founder of Hike Mtl. With over two decades of experience in social services and education, Jamillah is deeply committed to breaking barriers and driving social change, particularly in promoting inclusion, diversity, and equitable access to nature. In this episode, we explore Jamillah's journey and the founding of Hike Mtl, a social enterprise dedicated to delivering safe and inclusive outdoor adventures for Black, racialized, and marginalized communities. Through unique excursions tailored for BIPOC individuals and marginalized groups, Hike Mtl aims to empower, destigmatize, and promote a sense of belonging in the great outdoors. Join us as we discuss the importance of representation in nature, the transformative power of outdoor experiences, and the vital role of community in fostering inclusivity and well-being. Get ready to be inspired and empowered! Tune in to this episode to learn how Jamillah Jean is trailblazing inclusion and empowering communities in the great outdoors.  Follow Jamillah @hikemtl #InclusionInNature #CommunityEmpowerment #TrailblazingInclusion I am dedicated to helping people change their narrative in order to change their life and as you may know, my mission is to be a part of the biggest rise in human transformation and consciousness our world has ever seen and I want you to be part of it too.  Connect with me and grab your FREE mini course @ ⁠www.zenny.ca/links⁠  To find out more about our upcoming retreat, visit ⁠⁠www.zennya.ca/april2024retreat Join the conversation on Instagram  ⁠@tanya_monuma⁠ and connect with me on LinkedIn!

In this episode, we're joined by Jamillah Parker, whose social work expertise revolutionizes how we approach teaching and learning in education. Undoubtedly, the rhythm of our daily lives can benefit from a sprinkle of mindfulness, a practice that transcends cultural and religious divides. Today, we unpack the art of bringing serenity into the classroom and home, highlighting the simplicity of deep breathing exercises and their power to calm and center our youngest learners. Through engaging anecdotes and relatable activities, we'll guide you on respectfully introducing these practices to children and their families, fostering a dialogue of understanding and acceptance, and setting the stage for our upcoming workshop to soothe the edges of anxiety.The episode concludes with an ode to self-care and the relentless pursuit of accurate information. We share the personal self-care rituals that keep social-emotional wellness afloat, from experimenting in the kitchen to the soothing melodies of music. So, wrap yourself in the warmth of this conversation that celebrates the love and commitment we hold dear in our professional and personal lives.EPISODE RESOURCES:Connect with Jamillah on LinkedIn and  X.

What do you do when you are surrounded by folks who don't have to struggle to find clothes in high street stores, or understand what it's like to be told you can't enjoy sports or activities simply because of the size of your body? Ebony took matters into her own hands and put a call out on TikTok for some big baddie besties! What happened next shocked her as her DM's were flooded with people sharing their own experiences of being the bigger one in the group and feeling isolated and asking to join and Big Girls Who was born. Ebony shares her story of growing up with body image struggles of her own and how she finally came to accept herself and everything her body can do and how she's found dating since accepting herself more. About Ebony: Ebony Jamillah also known as Jamjamjamillah on TikTok is a micro-influencer that wants to make a difference. Originally starting her page doing hair tutorials, she always felt like she wouldn't be received well doing fashion videos as a plus-size woman. After seeing a necessary change across social media and being inspired by more and more plus-size models/influencers, she decided to finally get into plus-size clothing hauls and OOTD. It wasn't until ordering from a clothing brand that constantly gets plus-sizes wrong, that she reached out to plus-size women who could relate to the disappointment. She was just frustrated with not having enough plus-size friends and wanted to be in a space where others understood what she went through being plus-size but also, who wanted to be able to meet up and not feel like the odd one out in any situation. With this, Big Girls Who was born and it's been one of the best things she's ever done. Monthly meet-ups with other big girls to just be fabulous and have that incredible support system. Topics Covered: CW: This episode mentions clothing sizes. Fashion & Plus Size Clothing Weight Stigma Weight Loss/Weight gain Post Natal Depression Emotional Eating Dieting Dating Connect with Ebony Instagram: @biggirlswho TikTok: @jamjamjamillah Follow us on Instagram @theantidietclubpodcast Email theantidietclubpodcast@gmail.com Connect with Tamsin Broster Website: www.tamsinbroster.co.uk Instagram: tamsin_broster Email: freedom@tamsinbroster.co.uk Connect with Gillian McCollum Website: www.gillianmccollum.com Instagram: iamgillianwilson Email: hello@gillianmccollum.com

Nimrod Azoulai is the Co-founder and CEO of MySphera. Nimrod loves exploring the connections between content & technology, previously working as a content curator for Teder.fm and curating the record library at Jamillah listening room in Six Senses Shaharut.Netta Tzin is the Co-founder and Head of Product of MySphera. Netta is a Product and Business strategist, structuring and executing projects and products in startups and corporations for 10+ years. Alongside, she's been operating in the music and culture spheres, producing live shows and executing release projects for various musicians.In this episode, Nimrod and Netta will discuss the launch and growth of Mysphera, and how the company uses algorithms to match new music with playlisters, DJs, bloggers, and other tastemakers. He will also share insights and tips on how to promote your music and build a dedicated fan base.Here's what you'll learn about: The difference between music tastemakers and influencers The importance of community and direct communication with your fansMusic exposure and engagement in the ever-evolving digital world  For 10% discount on MySphera campaigns use this linkFor Spins 20% discount use this link and invite code: modernmusicianWant to Fast Track Your Music Career? Try MusicMentor™ Pro For Free: https://link.modernmusician.me/MusicMentorApply for Gold Artist Academy: https://link.modernmusician.me/apply-for-coaching

Jamillah Booty is employed by Maribelle, an advertising company based in London. Her work led to promoting Maria Elich, Malta's first blind artist  who published a book about artwork created by visually impaired artists. Today she'll be telling us about her experiences working with Maria and some of the differences between between disability perceptions and attitudes in both Malta and the UK. Learn more about "Maribelle" here: Www.Mirabelle.co.uk Learn more about Maria Elich and her book "Art Beyond Light" via the link below: https://lovinmalta.com/malta/maltas-first-blind-artist-publishes-book-collecting-works-from-visually-impaired-artists/ Please leave a review of this show. If you have any questions regarding this show please send them to: atelierfuralle@gmail.com  

In this episode, we have Jamillah Finley, the founder of the BreakBox Thought Collective.  This organization offers opportunities in the cultural arts as well as fostering racial equity and community healing through vibrational music, discourse, and internships. Listen for a fascinating discussion on critical consciousness and the surprising key to leadership!

Jamillah - stand up (in Love's defense) - Dr.Packer Extd remix (NEW) Angie Gooden - Feelin' Kinda Funky - Extd mix (NEW) Block & Crown Mac Campbell - Roses are red - Nu Disco mix (NEW) Groovemasta - Get a little sunshine (NEW) World Premiere - share the night - Michael Gray remix (NEW) Alexny - on the one (NEW) Kenny Summit Reelsoul - the right way (NEW) Roosevelt feat Nile Rodgers - passion - Fred Falke remix (NEW) C . Da Afro - shadow Dancer (NEW) Randy Crawford - forget me nots -Delaneys mix

We have a guest PodCat in the house and are missing Tonia but the rest of the kitties are in full form discussing "I Just Killed My Dad". If you haven't seen this yet - know that the story that seems so clear cut early on takes a crazy turn after the initial introduction of Anthony Templet.  We had so much fun with Jamillah visiting!!! This documentary is currently available on Netflix and got 5 out of 8 paws! 

Missing Tonia but Jamillah is our guest PodCat and we are several shots deep discussing how much we can't stand Hunter Moore. This 3 part series goes into depth on the website Is Anyone Up and interviews women who were victimized by this site. Ever wonder where the term Revenge Porn came from?  As horrified as we all were by this story, the kitties did give the Netflix documentary 8 out of 8 paws so you should probably watch it! 

Jamillah Wells and Harrison Ince, who play Maria and Tony in Nottingham Arts Theatre production of West Side Story, chat to Kev Castle on Nottingham Hospital Radio.

This episode is sponsored by Be Well Counseling & Consulting. Our goal is to assist individuals in being well, prospering and maintaining good health. To Find a Therapist, get a free clinical consultation, or in need of a speaker- please feel free to call Be Well Counseling & Consulting at 984-246-0110. Jamillah Parker has been a faithful follower of Christ since she was a young girl. She was active in all facets of ministry while growing up in her grandfather's church. During her adult years, she served in various areas of the church that includes the worship team, children's ministry, youth ministry, and creative arts leadership team. Ms. Parker has been a NJ School Social Worker for over 15 years. She holds a Bachelor's in Business Administration from Montclair State University and a Master's in Social Work from Rutgers University. She has her NJ school supervisor and principal certifications. Ms. Parker firmly believes Social Emotional Learning should be at the foundation of every school district and she passionately provides professional development to school employees on this very topic. Ms. Parker also believes a part of her life's mission is to facilitate the intentional pursuit of racial reconciliation within the Body of Christ as well as pursuing equity in education. Ms. Parker takes great pride and considers herself a champion in all things pertaining to self-care. She stresses the importance of self-care to women, particularly to moms. Each week, she offers self-care tips and resources to the faculty and staff at the school where she works. Recently, Ms. Parker has spoken at events on the topic of self-care. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jesusandtherapy/support

**Neil G's Ice Cream Sundae Show Replay On traxfm.org. This Week Neil Gave Us Soulful House/Nu Disco/Remixes From Block & Crown & Paul Parsons - If I Can't Have You , Barry White Ft Spoonface - You See The Trouble With Me (Jet Boot Jack Remix) , Joey Negro & Horse Meat Disco Ft Angela Johnson , Purple Disco Machine , Dave Lee & Risque´ Connection , Oden & Fatzo , Mind Electric , Manhattans - Crazy (DJ ''S'' Remix) , Ken@Work , Jamillah, Robin S - Show Me Love (Emmaculate Remix) , Paul Parsons , Shane D Presents Funk Child & More. Catch Neil G's Ice Cream Sundae Show Every Sunday From 1PM UK Time Each & Every Sunday #traxfm #neilg #icecreamsundaeshow #discohouse #remixes #soulfulhouse #nudisco Listen Live Here Via The Trax FM Player: chat.traxfm.org/player/index.html Mixcloud LIVE :mixcloud.com/live/traxfm Free Trax FM Android App: play.google.com/store/apps/det...mradio.ba.a6bcb The Trax FM Facebook Page : facebook.com/original103.3 Trax FM Live On Hear This: hearthis.at/k8bdngt4/live Tunerr: tunerr.co/radio/Trax-FM Tune In Radio : tunein.com/radio/Trax-FM-s225176 OnLine Radio Box: onlineradiobox.com/uk/trax/?cs...cs=uk.traxRadio Radio Deck: radiodeck.com/radio/5a09e2de87...7e3370db06d44dc Radio.Net: traxfmlondon.radio.net Stream Radio : streema.com/radios/Trax_FM..The_Originals Live Online Radio: liveonlineradio.net/english/tr...ax-fm-103-3.htm**

8:30 PM Reading by Psalmist Jamillah Joseph

We are more than happy to welcome back Reine Swart! AND she's bringing along Michael Lawrence Potter to talk about the new movie TRIGGERED streaming now on Hulu. Reine Swart is an actress and filmmaker best known for The Lullaby (2018), Die Pro (2015) and Detour (2017). Heks (2020/2021) is Reine's directorial debut. She also stars in The Empty Man (2020) opposite James Badge Dale. Reine also stars as a lead in Triggered yet to be released. Reine has played in various TV series such as Syfy's Z Nation (2017) and Dominion (2015), BBC's Jamillah and Aladdin (2016) and National Geographic's Origins (2017). Reine is residing in the United States. Michael Lawrence Potter is an actor, screenwriter and attorney residing in Johannesburg South Africa. Potter studied law at the University of Pretoria qualifying as an attorney in 2018. Getting his start on the stand up comedy circuit in 2018 Potter soon turned his attention to theatre. In 2019 Michael penned and performed a sell out play "Looking for Audrey" for three nights at the PopArt theatre. The play detailed a man's struggle with his delusional relationship with actress Audrey Hepburn which he played alongside Chanel Du Toit. During the pandemic year of 2020 Michael spent his time starring in three independent films together with Looped Pictures and wrote and produced an experimental film "Inside". The film was shoot entirely during lock down using Zoom and amateur film making techniques winning awards at several online festivals. In 2021 Michael played a supporting role as "Bobby" in the critically acclaimed Alaistar Orr's American horror-thriller "Triggered". In 2021 Potter was revealed as playing "Brandon Thomas" in the South African television show "Ubettina Wethu" on SABC 1 and the Viu App. Michael is set to star as "John" in the upcoming 2021 slasher remake "Slumber Party Massacre". Find out more at https://wicked-horror-show.pinecast.co Send us your feedback online: https://pinecast.com/feedback/wicked-horror-show/3d6e80e1-46b8-4924-ab76-26c5c1f0678f

In this episode, Arneisha sat down with Jamillah Gilmore and Jamille Hawkins to talk about the Fresh on Dek Mobile Farmer's Market in DeKalb County, GA. Fresh on DeK, is a 16-week long market that was created to educate residents living in communities designated as “food deserts” on the importance of healthy living and fresh, in-season produce. Follow Fresh on DeK on Social Media

This episode I have the pleasure of speaking with Jamillah Muhammad, owner of Taste This Cake.Taste This Cake is a gourmet cakery operating out of B-More Kitchen in NE Baltimore City. source locally for our specialize in uniquely flavored cakes (and other baked goods) for all occasions.  Our products are made from scratch using locally sourced dairy and eggs and other high quality ingredients. Let us create something special for you! If you enjoy the podcast, would you please consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts/iTunes? It really makes a difference and it's always nice to read kind words.Follow us on Twitter and  InstagramBe sure to check out our other podcasts:Mastermind Team's Robcast - Mastermind Team's Robcast is an irreverent and hilarious podcast covering all things pop culture and weird news. Let's Watch It Again - Let's Watch It Again is a movie review podcast from MTR The Network.

Today Jamillah Davis Hernandez, Vice President/ Divisional Merchandise Manager, Men’s Footwear and Accessories, Saks Fifth Avenue talks about her many roles within the company and reminds us that hard work definitely pays off. Remember to follow Jamillah Davis Hernandez at: Instagram: @jamillahdavishernandez LinkedIn: Jamillah Davis Hernandez      

Jamillah Gabriel, owner of Call Number, discusses how her library skills add value to her business and what she wants to do when she finishes her PhD. Call Number is the library inspired quarterly book subscription box that celebrates black literature and authors. Subscribe to Call Number at callnumberbox.com. Follow on social media @CallNumberBox.

Jamillah Rahmaad of 'Be Friend Your Brand' joins Eric Verdi this week to discuss a variety of topics on Brand Awareness, Marketing, Sales and brings her wealth of knowledge from the Public Relations field to help businesses define their online presence. Her zone of genius lies in empowering goal-driven business owners to communicate their personal brand by telling better stories about their products and services. In her 13+ years of experience, she has worked with healthcare corporations, celebrity comedians, book publishers, angel investors, chefs, and beauty brands to amplify their lead generation systems. Jamillah has been featured in Huffington Post, Rolling Out Magazine, Young UpStarts, Women on the Move TV, and heard on numerous podcasts. She previously served as a journalist for Soul Train and to Forbes.com. Jamillah is a graduate of Michigan State University and Valdosta State University. After relocating from her hometown of Flint, Michigan, she spent over a decade in Atlanta, Georgia. She now resides in Washington, DC with her husband. Find her on all the social media channels: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/jamillah_r/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/befriendyourbrand LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamillahr

If you have tapped #blackequestrian anytime over the past 8 months, we are quite positive you have come across the amazing work that is @equestrian_noire. After seeing image after image of captivating attire, lighting and concepts, we had to sit down with the creator and figure out the story behind this project. In this episode, we had the opportunity to chat with Jamillah Simms, the model and creator of Instagram's @equestrian_noire. Jamillah and her team of make-up artist, photographer and hair stylist create such captivating horse-inclusive images and she shared with us how this all got started. Using this work as a creative outlet, Jamillah aspires to create images that are as close to authentic as possible (tack, outfits and hair included). Enjoy this episode with this special lady! Support this podcast

Darren, Dave and Kathleen interview Jamillah Ross and Sean Fisher

Full Episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vYgBYmHLHQs Join me as I chat with arts curator and programmer Jamillah Hinson about how she creates space for black artists through her work and her opinion on how the pandemic may have increased the accessibility of the visual arts world. https://nikwhitcomb.com/the-come-up.html

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Conversations in Creative Evangelism A continued conversation with Jamillah

Conversations in Creative Evangelism The Process and Preparation for Worship Leading

For this week's Help Me Rhonda Show, my special guest is Jamillah Beresford. She is the Ambassador for the Bali Street Mums Project where they help take kids off of the streets and educate moms to earn a living. There are kids all over this country that need help and hope and the Bali Street Mums Project is doing incredible things to help them.Make sure you don't miss it!Is Your Brand PR Worthy?Fill out the application here to find out if you qualify:https://unstoppablebrandingagency.com/pr-media/ 

Jamillah, decidió convertirse en bailarina de vientre y sin importar su estado físico, su edad y las críticas a su alrededor, esta mujer latina, madre de familia nos cuenta que aprendió sobre valentía y orgullo al enfrentarse por primera vez ante un público para mover su cuerpo. Jamillah nos habla de esta experiencia y con nostalgia recuerda a su natal Venezuela.

Founder and head cakester of Taste This Cake, Jamillah Muhammad, talks about leaving her first career behind to pursue her passion, navigating the challenges of becoming a first-time business owner and running her cakerie out of a kitchen coworking space in Baltimore. (Music: Inspirational Outlook by Eternity Bro/PremiumBeat)

 Welcome to Season 3 of The Carla Podcast! This episode, host Lindsay Preston Zappas is joined by curator Jamillah James for an in-depth conversation spanning the whole episode. They discuss James' background in music and fast-track from overcoming serious illness to landing her current role as chief curator at ICA LA in a span of just nine years. James and LPZ discuss the responsibility of the museum to be accessible, accountable, and willing to learn from its public. James talks about the contemporary as something that is actively unfolding, and how to curate the contemporary while it is constantly evolving. She also shares her thoughts about showing generosity and mentorship to a younger generation, and the importance of teaching professional practice. Plus, a sneak peek into her largest curatorial project to date and the ICA's ambitious plan to crowdfund their museum. ––––––––––––You can submit a question to Dear Carla by emailing us at podcast@contemporaryartreview.la or DM us on Instagram @contemporaryartreview.la

Please join my guest and me Jamillah Gaines as we will discuss How to invest in real estate and build generational wealth without banks, credit, cash, or a realtor. Jamillah shares, "my solution for getting out of the ghetto and out of the hood and becoming a successful businesswoman began very early in life. Because I had mentors and coaches that took me under their wings and showed me how to get out of my situation, I became a problem solver. You don't know what you don't know."   Welcome to "How to invest in real estate and build generational wealth without banks, credit, cash, or a realtor."   Learn more about J. Gaines here: The Wholesale Diva

Jamillah Rahmaad is a PR Strategist specializing in creating brand awareness for creative entrepreneurs. Her zone of genius lies in coaching goal driven business owners to communicate their personal brand by telling better stories about their products and services. In her 10+ years of experience, she has worked with corporate brands, celebrity comedians, book publishers, angel investors, chefs, and beauty products. She leads a virtual community for entrepreneurs seeking to learn how to grow their visibility. Jamillah has been featured in Huffington Post, Rolling Out Magazine, Young UpStarts, Women on the Move TV, and heard on numerous podcasts. She served as a journalist for Soul Train for many years, and contributes to Forbes.com. How to stay connected with Jamillah: www.BefriendYourBrand.com Twitter: @Jamillah_R Instagram: @Jamillah_R Facebook: Facebook.com/BefriendYourBrand The links we mention in this episode: Free PR & Visibility Masterclass at www.DrippingExcellence.com Use Namechk to search for an available username or domain and secure your brand across the internet as well as username registration. https://namechk.com/ If you haven't already, be sure to subscribe to the Wealth Stylist, share it with a friend and leave a review. To connect with the host, Natasha M. Campbell: -Visit my website: www.wealthstylist.com -Follow me on Instagram: www.instagram.com/wealthsytlist -Connect on Facebook: www.facebook.com/wealthstylist -Tweet me on Twitter: www.twitter.com/wealthstylist -Pin me on Pinterest: www.piniterest.com/wealthstylist

Jamillah and Kiarra dive deep and talk about friendship + borrowing money, how they had to learn to work together, and what it takes to go into business with a friend.

Pro, and cons to leaving the midwest to so East to NYC, or West of LA. Kyel is gone to ATL for a while, but she sends in her #iStan Guest of the Week Jamillah Hinson Song - One by Cleo Sol --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/contemporariespodcast/support

Jamillah & Kiarra recap ep 2 and give you an even bigger piece of their mind as they discuss cultural appropriation and the current state of the culture.

This week of Chronicles of a Broke Boss Bitch, Jamillah and Kiarra discuss what it means to be independent but still want a man that takes care of business...and you. Is dating a transaction or purely courting? Ki spills tea the Taylor Swift way and tells listeners how getting "flewed out" goes wrong.

Have you experienced cervical incompetence or an incompetent cervix? In today’s episode we have Jamillah Miller who shares her multiple miscarriage story due to an incompetent cervix, and finding out her 16 year old daughter was pregnant right after she had her rainbow baby, and right before her grandchild was born experienced another loss. Jamillah is the founder and host of The Girl Named Boom Podcast and in this episode she shares how she overcame post partum depression, marriage being tested, and how she overcame obstacles of fear, doubt, uncertainty and timidness. This episode is for you to listen to if you have experienced recurrent losses due to incompetent cervix. Jamillah Miller’s BioI am a 35 year old mother of two (17 & 2) and a grandmother. I currently host a Podcast That Girl Named Boom and I work full time (currently on leave). I love to coupon, journal, meditate (with crystals), travel, read and the beach. I try to practice a holistic lifestyle and eat as healthy as possible. I enjoy spending time with family and friends. My husband and I also own a handyman business in our local area which keeps us very busy. Join my FREE Webinar 3 Steps to Navigating Grief during the Holidays on December 11! Book Recommendations and Links Below You can shop my Amazon Store for the Book Recommendations You can follow Jamillah on Social Jamillah’s Instagram Jamillah’s Gems Boutique That Girl Named Boom Podcast You can follow Erica on Social Join the Sister's in Loss Facebook Group Erica's Website Erica's Instagram Erica's Facebook Erica's Twitter

It's a new season and thank you all for your patience. Expressive Espresso went behind the scenes with Visibility Strategist Jamillah Rahmaad. In this episode Jamillah explains how her side hustle passion was a stepping stone to becoming the C.E.O. of her own business. Follow the hashtag #sipthepodcast on instagram for updates. Intro song: Boss - Beyonce and JayZ

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On this episode, I Zoom in Asiya Jamillah Nasir and we chat about walking in faith and shining only like you can do it. Asiya Jamillah Nasir, Chief Empowerment Officer and Founder of J.E.S.S.I.C.A. Cares has extensive management, financial and leadership experience through her 25 plus years in the corporate & financial industry. Through participating in various community initiatives; she found her passion of working with, mentoring and empowering young girls. In December of 2014, Asiya became a Muslim of which furthered her belief that every young lady has something special and extraordinary to offer the world. Her belief is that they possess uniqueness and talents that are part of their D.N.A. Asiya's vision is to assist young girls to see themselves under the same powerful light and through participation of the J.E.S.S.I.C.A. Cares curriculum; guide them to develop necessary skills to live a life that is pleasing to our creator. Through uplifting one day programs, interactive exercises & academies, J.E.S.S.I.C.A. Cares offers teens the "how to's" and resources necessary to make goals a reality and provide a safe haven for Muslimah's and young girls of all faiths to discuss their struggles and fears and assist in overcoming those emotions. Asiya is a transformational speaker who has developed a unique format in which she challenges the young girls to be relentless in their determination and pursuit to accomplish their life goals. Each of the workshops, empowerment academies and inspirational annual retreats represent the belief that every young lady can accomplish any dream they set for themselves in spite of their past or current circumstances with God's help. Asiya has also been a featured author for various nonprofit newsletters such as Project Rousseau and Angel Wings Bridge Foundation. Asiya has also been featured in the Daily News in 2011 and 2012. Asiya currently teaches in New York, New Jersey, Delaware and Philadelphia. She has also taught at Jersey Battered Women's Services in Morris County, NJ, The New York City Housing Authority's Girls Basketball Team, Homeless Shelters and various Teen Centers. Asiya became a Chaplain in 2016. Asiya is also an award recipient for various community achievements that include; 2016 County College of Morris: EOF Mentor Program; 2015 Face My Abuse: Women Who Make A Difference; 2011 Berkeley College: Featured Success Student/Changing Lives for 80 years; 2011 Project ReDirect Family Services: Excellence in Business and Community Service Award; 2012 Morristown Neighborhood House: Appreciation for Service and Dedication to the African American Community. Connect with Asiya on Twitter: https://twitter.com/jessicacares1 Learn more about J.E.S.S.I.C.A. Cares at their website: http://www.jessicacares.org/

Parents just might understand? It’s Eid al-Adha, and we want to talk about the sacrifices parents make for their kids—the joys, the challenges and why they put up with us in the first place. Guests Tawfiq Farraj and Yasmin Ali are a Chicago-based duo with a passion for the arts and pop culture. Yasmin is […]

Despite facing the challenges of being marginalized at the crossroads of their race, gender and faith, Black women have been pioneers in the Muslim community in America. In this episode, Dr. Jamillah Karim, author of "Women of the Nation: Between Black Protest and Sunni Islam", details the rich history of Black Muslim women in their journey from the Nation of Islam to the Warith Deen Mohammed community. In focusing on their narratives, Dr. Karim discusses the importance of amplifying their voices and their relevance in helping guide the community at a time when racial and gender equity still remain elusive. Please subscribe to the podcast on iTunes and visit www.imanwire.com for the latest articles and podcast episodes. Send any questions or comments to @imanwired on Twitter or imanwire@almadinainstitute.org.

In this episode of Real Chat Podcast, we have your ladies favorite side nigga Mel Rivers, Jamillah from ENY & Jenn from East Flatbush... Topics include your last Kill (that means sex to the newbies), Headless relationships & Dating a stripper... Mel Rivers also drops a dope freestyle @53:30 Follow him @immelrivers (IG) Follow Jamillah @theycallme_pretty Follow Jen @jenn_trification Follow the podcasts on all social medias @realchatpodcast Tune In!!! Rate, Review & Subscribe!!!! Podcast Merch Coming Soon...

Did you like this episode? Please subscribe and leave a five-star review! Thank you for your support of The Savvy Young Professional Podcast! In this episode, you will learn how to embrace your personal brand DIY ways to up your personal brand  Brand Exposure and How to leverage it Links mentioned on this show http://www.befriendyourbrand.com/ https://twitter.com/Jamillah_R Jamillah's Podcast: http://www.eisforeffit.com/podcast/ Jamillah's Book: https://befriendyourbrand.dpdcart.com/product/136462 Website: http://www.thesavvyyoungprofessional.com/podcast iTunes:     https://itun.es/i6dD4D8 Google Play: https://goo.gl/rGa3Hd Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=50201 Libsyn: http://thesavvyyp.libsyn.com/ SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/thesavvyyp FOLLOW US Website: http://www.TheSavvyYoungProfessional.com Blog: http://thesavvyyoungprofessional.com/career/ Book Love: http://thesavvyyoungprofessional.com/booklove Events: http://thesavvyyoungprofessional.com/events/ Tanida's – http://twitter.com/tanidamarie Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thesavvyyp/ Twitter:  https://twitter.com/thesavvyyp Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thesavvyyp/ Tumblr: https://thesavvyyp.tumblr.com Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/thesavvyyp/

Episode 015 | Making Authentic Connections with Your Business with Jamillah Rahmaad, Owner of JR|PR - Public Relations Consultancy Facebook Page or Name: facebook.com/befriendyourbrand Twitter: @jai_soapbox Instagram: @befriendyourbrand http://BefriendYourBrand.com Build Authority (E-Book)- https://befriendyourbrand.dpdcart.com/product/136462 Jamillah Rahmaad holds an undergraduate degree from Michigan State University and a graduate degree from Valdosta State University, her business portfolio includes providing promotional communications for healthcare facilities, executing community management for governmental agencies, marketing for university systems, and creating first class public relations strategy for business owners. In 2013, Jamillah launched Soukle, a community organization that hosted social events, community service projects, and professional development seminars. Soukle focused on creating a perfect marriage between social and business networking. Eager to focus o --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/themindfulrebel/support

In the show this week we have a special featuring a number of interviews from this year's EGX 2016 Gaming Event in Birmingham, an interview with actor Leroy Osei-Bonsu who plays the Genie in the children's show Jamillah and Aladdin. This week Geektown took a trip to EGX 2016, the UK's biggest games event, to take a look at the latest games, and have a chat with a number of the developers. For more on any of the stories in the show, see the show notes at http://www.geektown.co.uk See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dan talked to the Genie from Jamillah and Aladdin, the CBeebies show returning for a 2nd series. Dan finds out some gossip about the show, what wishes Leroy would want to grant and would definitely not grant and more!

PLATANOS AND COLLARD GREENS, written by David Lamb and directed by Summer Hill Seven, tells the story of two college students, Freeman, an African-American man and Angelita, a Latino woman, both forced to confront and overcome cultural and racial prejudices while defending their bond from the biases held by family and friends. Platanos and Collard Greens has enchanted audiences of over 150,000 both Off Broadway in New York City and at over 150 colleges and universities in more than 10 major cities and 17 states around the country. While practicing law, David Lamb's unique entrepreneurial spirit drove him to form a publishing company through which he published his first novel, “Do Platanos Go Wit Collard Greens?”. The novel became the linchpin in a study-guide used by NYC's Alternative High School system. Since founding Between The Lines Productions, Jamillah Lamb has steered the company to constant growth and increasing prominence. Jamillah graduated from Wesleyan University with a BA in Economics and from Harvard University with a Masters in Public Policy. Actress: Hjordy Matos plays the lead Angelita in Platanos. Hjordy is a Suma Cum Laude graduate of City College Actor: Toi Williams plays the father in Platanos. Toi has studied at Freedom Theatre (Philadelphia), Walnut Street Theatre (Philadelphia), and HB Studios (NY) and Hampton University. Actor: PHILLIP J. SMITH made his professional debut originating the role of Freeman Woodson when Platanos opened summer 2003. Phillip is a graduate of The American Academy of Dramatic Arts ('03). Check out http://www.platanosandcollardgreens.com