Podcast appearances and mentions of kate colvin

The latest edition of The Aggie Soccer Hour, featuring head coach G Guerrieri. Player guests include Reese Rupe and Kate Colvin. (air date October 1, 2024)The Aggie Soccer Hour originates on select Tuesdays during the season from Rudy's Country Store & BBQ on Harvey Road in College Station. Visit 12thman.com/soccerhour for more information and a full schedule.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Welcome to the Monday Breakfast show for Monday the 12th of August, 2024. On Monday of last week Homelessness Australia released its Child Homelessness Snapshot, illuminating the state of the growing crisis in this continent. To help us dissect the snapshot's results, Rob spoke with CEO of Homelessness Australia, Kate Colvin. New data released by the Productivity Commission reveals the rate of Indigenous children in out-of-home care in so-called Victoria rose from 102.2 children per 1,000 to 102.9 per 1,000 in the 12 months leading up to the end of the 2023 financial year. This represents 10 percent of Indigenous children in so-called Victoria and is nearly double the national average; Indigenous children in 'Victoria' are 22 times more likely to be in out-of-home care than non-Indigenous children. To learn more about the conditions creating this crisis as well as the Productivity Commission's findings, we heard from Yoorrook Justice Commission's Deputy Chair and Commissioner Sue-Ann Hunter. Listeners are encouraged to read the recommendations made by the Yoorrook Justice Commission and to make submissions (click here). On Friday the 9th of August the NSW Labor Party delayed hearing amendments to Equality legislation which would protect LGBTQI+ students in the state until October. The move came days before the bill was set to lapse after not being heard in Parliament. To find out more about the bill and its amendments, Rob interviewed Quay Quay of Pride in Protest, an activist collective who campaign for social justice in the Queer community and beyond. To keep up to date with what Pride in Protest is doing, follow their Instagram.  On Tuesday the 6th of August around 60 asylum seekers launched a 24/7 protest outside incoming Immigration Minister Tony Burke's office in protest of the estimated 10,000 asylum seekers who are victims of the failed fast track system, which has left people stuck for up to 12 years as they wait on bridging or expired visas. To get an update on the protest, Rob spoke with Thamilselvan Selvakumar who is on the ground outside Tony Burke's office. Thamilselvan is a Sri Lankan Eelam Tamil Refugee who has been in limbo for 12 years on a bridging visa.  Songs played: 'Tied Through Time' - Outright'Tend The Garden' - Gang of Youths 'Don't Let The Kids Win' - Julia Jacklin'We Have Survived' - No Fixed Address 

Dylan and Kulja are joined by regular guest Cam Walker who shares his thoughts on Victoria's ban on new gas connections and its implications for emissions, as well recent concerns about the Great Barrier Reef and Antarctic Sea.Kate Colvin, CEO of Homelessness Australia, unpacks the organisation's new report confirming that Australia is in its worst housing crisis in living memory.Graeme Turner, Emeritus Professor at the University of Queensland, discusses the socio-political issues tackled in his new book The Shrinking Nation: how we got here and what can be done about it.Plus, Danny Jeffcote, Outreach Cluster Leader at coheatlh, discusses Victoria decriminalising public drunkenness and cohealth's involvement in the state's first sobering up centre.

On this episode Andrew talks with Kate Colvin, Assistant Director of the Office of Alumni Relations at the University of Idaho. Tulip Valley Farms is partnering with the University of Idaho to host the Vandal Strong Night Bloom event in honor of Ethan Chapin and the students who died near the University of Idaho in November 2022.University of Idaho: https://www.uidaho.edu/alumni/Tulip Valley Farms: TulipValley.com 

The latest edition of The Aggie Soccer Hour, featuring head coach G Guerrieri and host David Ellis. Guests include Kate Colvin and Eloise Descheneaux. (air date October 25, 2022)The Aggie Soccer Hour originates on Tuesdays during the season from Rudy's Country Store & BBQ on Harvey Road in College Station. Visit 12thman.com/soccerhour for more information and a full schedule.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

If you could nominate what you wanted from next week's federal budget, what would it be? Join us on The Money as four people representing different parts of Australian life - the community, small business, employers and those under housing stress - answer this question. Cassandra Goldie, CEO of Australian Council of Social Services; Alexi Boyd, CEO of the Council of Small Business Organisations Australia; Innes Willox, Chief Executive at Australian Industry Group and Kate Colvin spokesperson for the Everybody's Home Campaign.

If you could nominate what you wanted from next week's federal budget, what would it be? Join us on The Money as four people representing different parts of Australian life - the community, small business, employers and those under housing stress - answer this question. Cassandra Goldie, CEO of Australian Council of Social Services; Alexi Boyd, CEO of the Council of Small Business Organisations Australia; Innes Willox, Chief Executive at Australian Industry Group and Kate Colvin spokesperson for the Everybody's Home Campaign.

Jennifer talks with Kate Colvin from the Everybody's Home campaign about the housing affordability crisis in Australia, which has very much gone mainstream as more and more people become homeless. The Everybody's Home campaign is asking the federal government to commit to building 25,000 new social homes every year.  Kate invites listeners to join the campaign for everyone to have a home:  Everybody's Home campaign Other campaigns:Housing for the Aged Action GroupPublic Housing for Victorians (VPTA)Save Public Housing Collective (Victoria)Friends of Public Housing (Facebook) 3CR housing programs:Raise the RoofCity Limits (urban development) 

This week on Wavelength, we discuss if the government should be stepping in to build more social housing for survivors of domestic violence and family violence.  While Hamish gets fired up over a recent COVID conviction. We talk to the South Australian young entrepreneur of the year Luke Timmins, the co-founder of Adelaide Hills lawn and Gardens.  Also, we interview Kate Colvin from the council to homeless persons about a new report on victims of domestic violence and family violence.  Hamish updates you on what has happened this week with Sydney Lockdowns, Donald Trump and William Shatner. Listen to Wavelength live and join the convos about Adelaide you should be having, every Monday night from 6 pm on Fresh 92.7. Airdate: October 18, 2021 Reporters: David Simmons, Jamie Bucirde & Hamish Kearvell Photo: Unsplash See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The At Risk 2021 forum Influencing for Change panel discussion heard about what works and doesnt work in trying to achieve change.  In this exerpt, we hear from Kate Colvin from the Everybody's Home Campaign, Kirsten Deane from the Melbourne Disability Institute about how they got the National Disability Insurance Scheme, and Anna Brown about the Marriage Equality fight.  You can see the entire panel discussion, including Alistair Webster from Building Better Homes, and the questions and answers here:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=klNrZ9XUGmI 

The latest edition of The Aggie Soccer Hour, featuring head coach G Guerrieri and host David Ellis. (air date August 31, 2021). Guests include Barb Olivieri and Kate Colvin.The Aggie Soccer Hour originates on Tuesdays during the season from Rudy's Country Store & BBQ on Harvey Road in College Station.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

While the pandemic has brought many businesses to a halt, it seems there's no stopping the Australian property market. Economists believe prices in the capital cities will rise by more than 20 per cent this year... and some regional areas are seeing even higher spikes.

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Welcome to Return to Beacon Hills, a Teen Wolf rewatch podcast! In this introductory episode, you'll meet hosts Kate Colvin, Kalissa Mullis, and former Teen Wolf writer Will Wallace. They met in 2014 at a Teen Wolf convention and have been best friends ever since. And starting today they're bringing their love to MTV's hit series to you! Tune in each week as Kate, Kalissa, and Will dive into and discuss each episode of Teen Wolf. Along the way, they'll bring you interviews with cast and crew from the amazing series as well as bonus content goodness. Get the Bite, join the Pack, and let's all Return to Beacon Hills!   Follow us on Twitter and Instagram at @rtbhpodcast as well as on Tumblr and Tiktok at ReturntoBeaconHills. If you'd like to ask us questions or offer suggestions for future topics to discuss, you can email us at returntobeaconhills@gmail.com.    In next week's episode, we talk with the awesome Ashlynn Siobhan, agent leader at the Teen Wolf Amino.    Follow Will (@willwritesgood) on Twitter and Instagram and Kalissa (@kaliforniadawn) on Twitter and Instagram (@insipidramblings).   Captions available on the Youtube version of this episode found here: https://youtu.be/9VB5tz2etMw

Mike O'loughlin speaks with Kate Colvin from Everybody’s Home.

The crew is joined by Texas A&M soccer star midfielder Kate Colvin. We discuss growing up in Texas and playing club ball. We talk about excelling academically and on the soccer field. We discuss why Kate chose A&M and her freshman season where they went 8-2 and she even scored her first goal on Sarah Fuller. (We do not own the rights to this music)

Kate is a Sport and Performance Psychology Consultant with over a decade of industry experience. Kate has had the pleasure of working with high performance tactical units from various Nations and is currently working as the Lead Tactical Performance Psychologist for EXOS on a tactical project in Europe. In addition to her work in the tactical field Kate has worked with collegiate, professional, and Olympic level athletes as well as Fortune 500 Companies. Kate believes that if you want to get your grind right, you must first get your mind right. In this episode Kate talks about: Her path to becoming a performance Psychologist. The skills operators can utilize to develop enhanced mental performance. How she has incorporated yoga in to the training of operators to help switch off and down regulate. The use of imagery within injury rehabilitation. Her work as part of Leaving the sideline, a non profit organization that provides resources to Active Service Members, Veterans, and NFL Alumni to increase suicide awareness and reduce the suicide rate. Resources discussed: Books: The Body Keeps the Score by Dr. van der Kolk Breath by James Nestor Stillness is the Key by Ryan Holiday Apps: Headspace Insighttimer Calm To learn more about Leaving the sideline please see their website at www.leavingthesideline.org or via Instagram @leaving_the_sideline and Facebook @leavingthesideline You can keep up to date with Kate via her social media channels on Instagram: @thetacticalpsych and Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kate-colvin-467a6577/ Keep up to date with Monarch Human Performance via our website at www.monarchhumanperformance.com, as well as our Facebook and Instagram pages @monarchhumanperformance.

David Ellis visits with incoming freshman Kate Colvin on the latest edition of "Off the Pitch", our Texas A&M soccer podcast.Off the Pitch is part of Studio 12, the official podcast of Texas A&M Athletics. Studio 12 is driven by your Texas Ford Dealers.

The Student Spotlight series is a series on We The Students Podcast where hosts delve into the lives and experiences of students. Each day, we walk past hundreds of faces, each holding a plethora of unique insights and stories that are riveting,...

The Student Spotlight series is a series on We The Students Podcast where hosts delve into the lives and experiences of students. Each day, we walk past hundreds of faces, each holding a plethora of unique insights and stories that are riveting, educational, and even inspirational. Join our guests David and Cal as they seek to unravel these stories from everyday school and bring your the Student Spotlight.

Join David, Cal, and Kate Colvin while we delve in for our longest podcast yet on a debate on vocational school vs college, the educational systems of Korea and Finland, and other big questions we're dealing with in American education.

How big is Australia’s affordable housing challenge and what can we do about it?Dr Kate Raynor contrasts current affordability challenges with those of past decades, and explores the merits of various global approaches to make housing more affordable, especially for those on low incomes. Kate Colvin has worked in the community housing sector for more than two decades and provides insights into how the sector has approached the challenges of housing and homelessness.Kate Raynor is from the Affordable Housing Imitative at the University of Melbourne.Kate Colvin is Deputy CEO of the Council to Homeless Persons and a spokesperson for the Everybody’s Home Campaign.This episode presents highlights from a public talk, hosted by the Brotherhood of St Laurence Research and Policy Centre in March 2019.Duration: 50 mins 50 secsPublished/Podcast: August 2019Producers: Aysha Zackariya and Sharon LeeMusic: Lee RosevereTranscript: Affordable Housing in Australia podcast transcript (296KB PDF)Brotherhood Talks is a podcast by the Brotherhood of St Laurence, a community organisation working towards an Australia free of poverty. Listen to experts discuss a wide range of issues of key importance in overcoming the challenge of poverty and disadvantage in Australia.Find us online at www.bsl.org.au/brotherhoodtalks, subscribe for more episodes and join the conversation on social at #BSLtalks.

Excerpts from 3CR Community Radio's Monday Breakfast || Weribee River Keeper John Forrest talks to us about a campaign to institute rights for the Maribyrnong and Weribee Rivers || Kate Colvin of the Council to Homeless Persons tells us about the CHP's State Budget Submission that includes a recommendation to use Victoria's $6.57B stamp duty revenue for building social housing || This week, Over The Wall discusses issues for homeless people when applying for housing and other services || Glen Todd, a cyber-security consultant and trainer tells us why you should delete the Facebook app and gives us an idea of what kind of services are available to activists concerned about staying safe online || We listen back to the protest outside the detention centre in Broadmeadows (MITA) and hear from organisers and citizens fighting the deportation order of Santharupan, a Tamil asylum seeker who may face torture and forced disappearance on return to Sri Lanka

Marius, Melissa and Sarah reflect on the highlights of this year's Human Rights Conference, and the themes of the day, including fear, violence and intersectionality (!). They also chat about two big issues at the moment - marriage equality and free speech - before ending with the hero and villain of the week and "Did You See That?". --- This episode’s Community Partner is the Council to Homeless Persons, whose representative Kate Colvin spoke at our recent conference. The Council is the peak body of the Victorian homelessness sector, and its mission is to end homelessness through policy and campaigning. Right now, it is working with Christine Thirkell, a woman who has had multiple experiences of homelessness, to launch a petition calling for 100,000 new affordable homes. We strongly encourage you to sign it at endthehousingcrisis.org.au/100khomes. And we’ll put that link on our podcast website.