Podcast appearances and mentions of kate fraser

In this episode of Life After Prison, we're joined by Kate Fraser, Head of Practice at Women In Prison, an organisation dedicated to supporting women impacted by the criminal justice system. Kate shares her journey through the prison system and into this work, exploring the unique challenges women face within the system. Kate also shares her vision of what real, systemic change could look like for women in the justice system and why inclusive, trauma-informed approaches are key to creating lasting solutions. This podcast is also available as a video – just search Life After Prison on YouTube. Our listeners are the most important part of Life After Prison and we want to hear from you! Your feedback is really important as it lets our funders know what you think of the project, and helps make sure they continue to support Life After Prison. So it would be a massive help if you could fill out this form and let us know what you think. Thank you so much! Useful organisations: Women In Prison – Advocacy, housing support, and community programs for women affected by the justice system.  Crisis – Provides support and resources to end homelessness, including housing, education, and employment support.   Shelter – Offers housing advice and support to those facing homelessness, helping with housing rights and advocacy. Birth Companions – Supports pregnant women and mothers in prison and in the community, focusing on the well-being of mothers and their babies. Hibiscus Initiatives – Works with women in the justice system, particularly those from migrant and Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) backgrounds, offering support with resettlement and social integration.  Clean Break – A theatre company that works with women who have lived experience in the criminal justice system, offering training and community through arts and theatre. Anawim – Provides holistic support for women involved with the criminal justice system, helping with housing, mental health, and employment.   Together Women – Focuses on reducing female reoffending by providing tailored support services for women in the justice system across Northern England. Women's Aid – Local support resources for women affected by domestic abuse.    Find local support via Women's Aid: https://www.womensaid.org.uk/information-support/womens-aid-directory/ The Howard League for Penal Reform – Working for less crime, safer communities, and fewer people in prison, with a focus on women and young people. Agenda – An alliance for women and girls at risk, advocating for systemic changes and offering resources on trauma and mental health.    Advance Charity – Provides support for women facing domestic abuse and those in contact with the criminal justice system. Contact us:   If anything you've heard in this podcast has inspired you to make a positive change in your life, or you'd just like to get in touch, please contact us.  

Founded in 1923 by pioneering psychiatrist Dr Kate Fraser, SAMH is a mental health charity built on change-making foundations. Alongside providing crucial support in local communities across Scotland, their audience-focused approach includes campaigning and educating at its core, with pivotal work done raising awareness and reducing stigma around mental health. Billy Watson, Chief Executive, joins us on this episode to discuss everything from changing attitudes towards mental health and illness, to the benefits reaped through their digital strategy.

We're joined by Kate Fraser of Chamber member Hutton John Estate. The family-owned estate is home to a range of luxury holiday lets which are busy throughout the year. The topic of conversation is on the business's innovative approach to becoming more environmentally friendly. We also discuss the green business support Kate has received from the Westmorland & Furness Green Enterprise Hub. We cover: The estate's new environmentally friendly holiday cabins Balancing guest experience with conserving energy Using local suppliers Electric Vehicle consultancy support received through the WF Green Enterprise Hub Biomass heating Advice for businesses looking to become more sustainable Find out more about support on offer through the Westmorland & Furness Green Enterprise Hub here: https://cumbriagrowthhub.co.uk/wf-green-enterprise-hub  

Kate Fraser from the Australian Association of Social Workers joins me to discuss a blended learning program for clinical supervisors developed in partnership with Family Safety Victoria. She is joined by Dr Kuva Jacobs from RedPoint Consulting who worked on the design and development of the program. Some interesting design considerations shaped this program, including a high need for psychological safety for participants due to lived experience of trauma, peer support through coaching circles, and the bold move of using Miro in the face of resistance. Host: Michelle Ockers Transcript and related resources: https://learninguncut.global/podcast/110/ Podcast information and more episodes: https://learninguncut.global/podcast/

Do you need the reminder that everything in life is just a phase? If so, this episode is for you!Emyrald brings on Kate Fraser for an episode all about living your life based on the cycles of the moon.Kate is an intuitive astrologer, aromatherapist, and animal practitioner extraordinaire. She is a lifelong learner of the language of the stars, the energy of the cosmos, and of other living beings on our planet. She has a passion for sharing her knowledge and insights to help ignite the spark and gifts in others. Join Kate & Emyrald as they deep dive into:- The importance of having a lunar practice and connecting with the moon in all her cycles (new moon = manifesting & full moon = releasing)- A moon cycle forecast for the next few months.- An overview of how to work with eclipse energy since it's different from the usual full or new moon! (& why to stay in a state of observation!)Make sure to tune into today's episode if you want to align your energy to the lunar cycles!Mentioned in the Episode:> https://www.mountainheartanimal.com/openseaastrology (Kate's astrology sessions!)> https://www.mountainheartanimal.com/animal-sessions (Kate's animal sessions!)> https://www.instagram.com/mountainheartanimal/ (Keep your eyes on Kate's Instagram to be the first to know when her moon membership is live!)> https://bit.ly/magnetize22 (If you are looking to let go of the past, step into your power, and be even more magnetic, make sure to join Emyrald's group coaching program “Magnetize”)> https://emyraldsinclaire.com/apply/ (Apply for 1:1 coaching! Limited spots remain for 2022!Connect with Kate:https://www.mountainheartanimal.com/https://www.instagram.com/mountainheartanimal/ Connect with Emyrald:www.facebook.com/groups/manifestyoursoulmate www.instagram.com/manifestwithemyrald www.emyraldsinclaire.com

The U.K. government's Prisons Strategy White Paper promises the biggest prison-building programme in more than 100 years. But is enough being done to reform and rehabilitate prisoners? Andrew Neilson from The Howard League says he is concerned the prison population is set to jump by almost a quarter over the next five years. Kate Fraser from Women in Prison discusses why the system so often fails women in custody. Plus: Policy Exchange Senior Fellow and former HM Chief Inspector of Prisons Peter Clarke tells Bloomberg Westminster's Yuan Potts and Caroline Hepker many prisons are just not fit for purpose. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Kate Fraser is NetJets Director of Safety Assurance where she oversees the implementation of the Safety Management System (SMS), aviation emergency response plan, internal auditing, and drug and alcohol program. Prior to joining NetJets, Fraser spent nearly three years in the emerging market of Advance Aerial Mobility (AAM) as Joby Aviation's Head of Safety and Uber's Head of Aviation Policy. Kate previously had the honor of serving on the National Business Aviation Association's (NBAA) Board of Directors and currently serves on the Department of Transportation's (DOT) Women in Aviation Advisory Board and Embry-Riddle Daytona's College of Aviation Industry Advisory Board.  Hear more about Kate's impressive career in aviation and the obstacles she's faced in this industry including how she defies self-doubt and the imposter syndrome.

Rick Dyer and Kate Fraser from InPro Insurance Group unpack the 3 most common claims, why providers aren't prepared, examples from real home care owners, and what you can do to avoid these claims. 

Nat chats with Kate Fraser, an identical twin who had identical twin girls ON HER BIRTHDAY (crazy, but true!) Kate's twins are 6 months old and she shares her birth story with Nat (which includes a vaginal delivery at 36+5 weeks before her scheduled c-section), how it's going with her girls, and what it's like to be an identical twin raising identical twins.Twins Tale is sponsored by Zoe Strollers. Be sure to check out their awesome twin strollers here.Kate Fraser is a new mom to identical twin girls and is also an identical twin (as the twin community knows, identical twins are not hereditary). What’s even more special, Kate’s twins, Estelle & Eloise, were born on Kate & her twin, Erin’s, birthday! This is so special for Kate’s family, but given that Estelle & Eloise were born in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic, none of her family has met them because they live partway across the country from her and her own twin lives in another country. Postpartum, Kate had several health issues and she is opening up about those struggles with the hope of starting the conversation about how resilient mothers are.  Follow Kate on Instagram and Twitter.SUBSCRIBEMake sure to SUBSCRIBE to A Twins Tale for more awesome stories of twins at ages and stages from birth to college, from the creators of Twiniversity.If you liked this podcast, check out the Twiniversity Podcast with Natalie Diaz!MEMBERSHIPSign up today for a Twiniversity Membership! Choose from 2 levels starting at $6.99/month to connect with other parents of twins in a monthly Zoom twin club, build your twin parenting community in our private Facebook group, and expand your twin parent knowledge with our video learner library. Click here for details.FIRST YEAR WITH TWINSAre your twins in their first year? Check out our free First Year with Twins resource to learn tips, advice, and ideas for getting through your first year with twins!BABY SAFETY COURSEOffered on-demand, the Complete Baby Safety Course includes 30 instructional videos on infant, toddler, and child CPR, a variety of first aid techniques you may need with kids, a full explanation about different kinds of car seats and how to install them, and a room-by-room description of how to best childproof your home. Click here for details.CONTACT USVISIT Twiniversity.com for tons of free twin tips!FOLLOW us on Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, YouTube, and Twitter.SUBSCRIBE to our email newsletter!

In this episode we present two very different perspectives on the Australian sporting scene. ‘Balls and Broken Bones’ by South Australian author, Debra Mackay takes a humorous look at sport played at the community level. It is read by Sydney actor, Kate Fraser. ‘Hall of Fame’ by Melbourne film director, Matt Holcomb follows the failing fortunes of a former footie star. It is read by sport tragic and talented Little Fictions actor, Felix Johnson. Both were recorded at our live show at Knox Street Bar in Sydney and both were selected via a Little Fictions’ call out. Just a warning, this episode does contain strong language. Presenter: Ella Watson-Russell Audio technician: Lachlan Perry Producer: Bronwyn Mehan

Perkins teacher Kate Fraser presents teachable moments in the area of science, from tactile modeling to managing safety in laboratory instruction. Learn more about science instruction in the Secondary Program at Perkins School for the Blind by contacting science@perkins.org .Click here for an accessible transcript on the Perkins eLearning website.

"The most important part of science is not so much being able to answer questions correctly on a test or knowing who discovered what. It's being able to become a problem solver and a thinker and develop critical thinking." - Kate Fraser.  Please enjoy this webcast reboot of "Accessible Science for Students with Visual Impairment"  during this podcast we will virtually enter the classroom with Kate Fraser, and discover how she teaches her students about topics in science.Click here for an accessible transcript of this episode on the Perkins eLearning website

Episode #14, the second in our new series covering urban air mobility, features Kate Fraser, Head of Aviation Policy for Uber Elevate. UAM is the next step in transportation, and this episode features an in-depth discussion around urban air mobility issues from an integrator perspective. We also explore the need for public and government acceptance and buy-in, and Uber’s crawl-walk-run approach toward launching a full multi-modal mass air transportation experience featuring the UberCopter.

Kate Fraser, talks about the use of a Capability Framework as a foundational input to developing an Academy at Standards Australia. She discusses how their framework was developed, how it’s been used and the value it’s created, and maintaining the framework. Hosts: Michelle Ockers and Karen Moloney Producer: Amanda Ashby Guest: Kate Fraser  Resources:  Capability Frameworks: A source of competitive advantage  Developing a Competency Framework For more informationhttps://learningexperts.com.au/about-learning-uncut-podcast/

Australian short story publisher, Spineless Wonders is excited to be releasing the very first episode of Coffee Pod|cast and introducing your hosts, Emma Walsh and Ali Morris. Join Emma and Ali as each episode they select for you a microfiction, read by an actor, and then chat about it over their morning coffee. In this first episode, they have chosen 'Sanctuary' read by Kate Fraser and recorded live at Little Fictions, a show performed in Sydney's Knox Street Bar. 'Sanctuary' was written by Shady Cosgrove and is published in Landmarks, an anthology of prose poems and microfiction edited by Cassandra Atherton. About the author SHADY COSGROVE is the author of What the Ground Can’t Hold (Picador, 2013) and She Played Elvis (Allen and Unwin, 2009), which was shortlisted for the Australian Vogel Award. Her short fiction has appeared in Best Australian Stories, Overland, Antipodes, Southerly and other Spineless Wonders anthologies. About the actor KATE FRASER is a graduate of the Actors Centre Australia. Her theatre credits include Book of Days at New Theatre as well as Stop Kiss and Starlight Stories. More recently Kate has appeared in TV episodes of Home and Away, Janet King, and A Place to Call Home. Credits Presented by Ali Morris and Emma Walsh. Theme music by James Seymour. Produced by Bronwyn Mehan. This podcast project has been assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body and we wish to acknowledge the support of Little Fictions by the Copyright Agency's Cultural Fund and the City of Sydney Matching Grants program.

Little Fictions is kind of the stage presence of publishing house Spineless Wonders, run by Bronwyn Mehan, where the imprint’s authors have their stories read by actors on the stage of inner Sydney’s Knox St Bar. In this episode, we’ll hear the work of Shady Cosgrove, Jon Steiner, Ruth Wyer and Kate Walter acted out by Eleni Shumacher, Jon Steiner and Kate Fraser. You can also follow Little Fictions on Facebook.