Podcast appearances and mentions of liz miranda

(Airdate 7/19/24) Our #FreedmenFridays series continues with an update on Senator Miranda's bills to create a statewide reparations commission in Massachusetts and on the work of the state's three citywide reparations commissions. IG: @SenatorLizMiranda @diprimaradio @KBLA1580 First Things First w/Dominique DiPrima Streams Live Weekdays 6AM-9AM PDT (7AM)

The topic to end the sentence to life without the possibility of parole is in the headlines again. Senator Liz Miranda and Representative Christopher Worrell have introduced legislation that would allow people serving life sentences to be eligible for a parole hearing after 25 years. Good idea, or not?

Continued conversation about ending the sentence to life without the possibility of parole. Senator Liz Miranda and Representative Christopher Worrell have introduced legislation that would allow people serving life sentences to be eligible for a parole hearing after 25 years. Good idea, or not?

In This Episode . . . We are featuring the wonderfully regal Liz Miranda, State Representative 5th Suffolk District, MA House of Representatives. In it, Miranda shares her journey about being an immigrant in the United States, how the killing of her brother shaped her career, and the importance of being an effective political leader in underrepresented communities. Meet Liz Miranda: Liz is best known for leading the police reform bill in Massachusetts to passage and her Social Moniker is Betti! Since elected in 2018 and re-elected in 2020, Elizabeth "Liz" Miranda has served as State Representative for the 5th Suffolk District of Roxbury and Dorchester. Representative Miranda currently serves as the Vice Chair of the Committee on Human Resources and Employee Engagement, and serves on the Joint Committee(s) on Community Development and Small Businesses, Public Safety and Homeland Security, and Veterans and Federal Affairs. In her first term, Representative Miranda has filed and passed legislation to reimagine public safety, improve racial disparities in maternal health, promote environmental justice within disproportionately impacted communities, and ensure a just recovery for micro-to-small businesses most impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, she was the first legislator in the Commonwealth to establish a district-led community care program which connected 3,000 vulnerable residents with support and resources. As a result of Rep. Miranda's Covid Vaccine Equity Bill, Governor Baker implemented nearly all of the core tenants of the legislation- reimagining health to include socioeconomic determinants. As the daughter of Cabo Verdean immigrants, Representative Miranda has been a tireless advocate for immigrant rights, while leading the fight for an equitable recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic. Prior to serving in the Massachusetts Legislature, Representative Miranda was a non-profit executive, entrepreneur, and community organizer, which began as a teen living in the Dudley triangle. In 2017, Representative Miranda lost her 28-year-old brother, Michael Miranda, to gun violence. After her decades long advocacy for gun violence prevention, losing her brother was a catalyst in her entrance to electoral politics. Her lived experience and commitment to community propels her fight for immigrant rights, criminal legal system reform, improved black maternal health outcomes, and economic justice. Her professional roles have included serving as the Executive Director for the Hawthorne Youth and Community Center and Director of Youth Opportunity Development at Dudley Street Neighborhood Initiative (DSNI). Rep. Miranda's career has aimed to build resident-led leadership and advocacy for youth development, violence prevention, and economic justice. Representative Miranda is a Wellesley College alumna and proud graduate of Boston Public Schools, graduating from the John D O'Bryant School of Mathematics and Science. She is an active member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Boston Alumnae Chapter, and the Wellesley Club of Boston. Episode Highlights: (10:04) Demand more and demand better; (12:03) Leadership is both a privilege and a responsibility; (17:59) Being a little too much in leadership; Connect with Liz: Email: liz@lizmiranda.com Website: https://lizmiranda.com Instagram: @replizmiranda Episode Resources: For more Management Mastery head over to Kish Camp (

En este episodio de #TodoBajoControl invitamos a la especialista Liz Miranda, para conversar sobre el vínculo que existe entre la emoción y la alimentación en nuestro niños ¿Tienen verdadera relación una cosa con la otra? ¿Cómo afectan las emociones de mi peque a tu apetito? Esto y más lo conversaremos en ¡Este episodio!

Welcome to The Inclusivity Series Part 2, a collaboration between Ashley Mitchell and lululemon in an effort to make wellness spaces more inclusive. The six speakers will take us on a journey through different aspects of diversity and inclusion through the vehicle of storytelling and q+a.We truly hope you enjoy these conversations, and we'll talk to you soon!(NEW SEASON LAUNCHES 8/3!!)Learn more:IG: @lizmirandalizmiranda.com ADDITIONAL RESOURCES:https://legmap.org/ - Find your local legislator mapSupport the show

3/24/2022--This week on The Horse Race, a new development in the Republican primary race for governor. Candidate Geoff Diehl announced his running mate, Leah Cole Allen. Allen served briefly as a state representative in YEAR before becoming a nurse. "She keeps Diehl's ticket firmly in conservative territory," Lisa explains. Allen is anti-abortion, anti-mask and vaccine mandates, isn't vaccinated herself, and and told reporters she thinks there's “enough evidence” to support the possibility of widespread fraud in the 2020 election. The race for Secretary of the Commonwealth also saw some developments this week. Candidate Tanisha Sullivan enjoyed a suite of endorsements from state Reps. Russell Holmes, Nika Elugardo and Liz Miranda; and Boston City Councilors Julia Mejia, Ruthzee Louijeune, Ricardo Arroyo, Kendra Lara and Tania Fernandes Anderson. Last month, Senate President Karen Spilka appointed a new Senate Chair of the Joint Committee on Transportation -- Brendan Crighton. Sen. Crighton drops by The Horse Race to talk about leading on transportation in a time when congestion on the roads is as bad as it ever was and T ridership is a fraction of pre-pandemic levels. Finally, Lisa delivers a recap of Wednesday's virtual event hosted by State House News wherein House Speaker Ron Mariano and Senate President Karen Spilka provided insight into the priorities for the rest of this legislative session. Also, in a surprising turn of events. Mariano disclosed his endorsement for the Massachusetts governor's race in candidate and current state Attorney General Maura Healey.

A TRILHA SONORA DA NOVA ORDEM MUNDIAL. Pra “sonhar tudo de novo”, o U2 se reinventa e renasce mais cínico, irônico, tecnológico e arrebatador. Convidado do episódio: Paulo Ricardo Assinantes do CLUBE DISCOTECA BÁSICA têm acesso a conteúdo extra. Saiba como assinar e aproveitar 30 dias grátis: https://clubediscotecabasica.com/assine/  * Quer aprender a tocar um novo instrumento ou entender mais sobre teoria musical? A MusicDot é uma escola de música online com professores de verdade. Ótima tanto para quem está começando quanto para quem está em um estágio mais avançado.    A PARTIR DO DIA 22 DE NOVEMBRO, ATÉ O DIA 28, ACESSE https://www.musicdot.com.br/promocao/discotecabasica E APROVEITE O DESCONTO IMPERDÍVEL DE BLACK FRIDAY! * Baixe o aplicativo Podbook para conhecer TUDO É MÚSICA, com Guga Mafra e Ricardo Alexandre. Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=br.com.pixelwolf.Podbook&hl=pt_PT&gl=US App Store: https://apps.apple.com/ug/app/podbook/id1543399019  * Para se aprofundar na biografia do U2 e no contexto histórico em que o disco desta semana está inserido, nós selecionamos os seguintes títulos do catálogo da Storytel para os nossos ouvintes:   “Contemporary Legends U2 & Sting”, de Geoffrey Giulianno. https://www.storytel.com/br/pt/books/contemporary-legends-u2-sting-the-hidden-history-505540  “Da Guerra Fria à Nova Ordem Mundial”, de Mônica Liz Miranda e Ricardo Moura https://www.storytel.com/br/pt/books/1860000-Da-Guerra-Fria-a-Nova-Ordem-Mundial  A Storytel é a casa do audiobook na internet. Com uma só assinatura, você tem acesso a estes e a muitos outros títulos. E pelo nosso link você tem 30 dias grátis para experimentar: https://www.story.tel/discotecabasica   * Impactados pelo momento histórico - o fim da década de 80 e a queda do muro de Berlim -,  passando por um período de conflitos internos e estagnação criativa, o U2 foi para a Alemanha para realizar um álbum moderno que anunciou os novos tempos. Dica de artista novo: Pastel (Manchester, Inglaterra)     Discoteca Básica é uma co-produção da Parasol Storytelling e Tudo Certo Produções.       Apresentação: Ricardo Alexandre       Roteiro e Pesquisa: Ricardo Alexandre e Sérgio Jomori       Redação final: Ricardo Alexandre       Direção: Ricardo Alexandre       Edição: Roberto Oksman de Aragão       Produção Executiva: Guga Mafra       Produção Executiva: Ricardo Alexandre               Saiba mais em: clubediscotecabasica.com       Support the show: https://clubediscotecabasica.com/assine       See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Support the show: https://clubediscotecabasica.com/assine

Listen in as members of the Boston Red Cloaks meet with Representative Liz Miranda who just won her re-election campaign in the 5th Suffolk District. Rep. Miranda is a key advocate for maternal justice, racial justice, reproductive justice - which, as she explains - are intertwined. Rep. Miranda sits on the Joint Committee on the Judiciary and has also brought forward legislation to secure access to doulas through MassHealth as a way to support pregnant women who suffer the worst maternal health outcomes, and to provide a better continuum of care to help people thrive.

This week, my guest is Liz Miranda. Liz is the State Representative for the 5th Suffolk District, representing Roxbury and Dorchester. She’s a first generation Cape Verdean-American and a lifelong Roxbury resident. From a young age, Liz has been an activist for social justice, is an advocate for young people, and is a tireless leader in the community. Please welcome Liz Miranda.

COVID-19 is worsening economic and social disparities in our communities. State Representative Liz Miranda joined Senator Markey in this episode of Markey on the Mic to talk about how to tackle this crisis with a focus on justice and equity.

Ivonne de los Ríos ya tiene nombre para su programa #Laruletarubia. invitado a David Cáliz Miranda No te lo pierdas.

How do you balance public safety and neighborhood quality of life concerns with support for the most marginalized people in a community? Those issues exploded into public view with the recent arrests of homeless people and drug users as part of “Operation Clean Sweep,” a set of Boston police actions centered on the streets near Newmarket Square where the city's South End, Roxbury, and Dorchester neighborhoods converge. But the issues are nothing new to state Rep. Liz Miranda and her constituents. She grew up in the shadow of Newmarket Square in a tight-knit Cape Verdean enclave of Roxbury, and says residents have been dealing for years with problems stemming from the concentration of drug treatment facilities and homeless shelters on their doorstep. The situation has gotten dramatically worse, she said, since the 2014 closing of the city's shelter and addiction treatment facilities on Long Island. For the former community organizer who is serving her first term in the House, the controversy that boiled over earlier this month brought some satisfaction that attention is finally being paid to the problems, mixed with concern over the approach city officials took, and questions about why longstanding community calls to deal with the deteriorating situation had gone ignored until now. This “is a community that's been speaking up pretty loudly for the last couple of years saying we need help,” Miranda said on The Codcast. “There's a clear saturation of services at this corner that I don't see another city or town or even another neighborhood being able to withstand.” “This is a statewide problem,” she said. “Boston cannot solve it alone.” Miranda was joined by Yawu Miler, senior editor of the Bay State Banner, who wrote about the issue in the paper's current issue.

Welcome to another episode of Celeste the Therapist Podcast. In episode 11, I am joined by Democratic Massachusetts State Representative Liz Miranda for my very first live episode. Todays conversation includes: - Ms.Miranda's story of growing up in Dorchester to becoming a state representative. - How the death of her brother inspired her to rise to her current position to truly make a difference.   - The issues of access to resources in the black community to help cope with environmental trauma.   - Having the confidence to elevate yourself despite your environment. Become a Patron and support Celeste  Order "Relationship Goals" or 365 Days of Intentional Living Book Celeste for your next event or work with her on your goals.  Join Celeste every Wednesday at 9pm ET Live onInstagram Facebook Periscope Twitter as she discusses today's bonus episode.    Get tickets for LIVE show 5/18/19 with Alex E. Edwards.  His first therapy Session with Celeste The Therapist Learn more about Celeste  Follow Celeste on Instagram Facebook Periscope Twitter Join a positive social network at LifeManagementTribe     - 

What happens when Wellesley alumnae sit down for an open, candid conversation about their lives and careers, their hopes and fears, and the bond that connects them—their Wellesley experience? Wellesley alumnae of African descent from across the generations reflect upon the importance of Ethos and Harambee House to their experiences as women of color on campus. Featured alumnae: Karen Williamson ’69 and JudyAnn Bigby ’73; Pamela “Pamm” McNeil ’82 and Tracy Heather Strain ’92; Malika Jeffries-El ’96, Shelly Davis ’97, and Katrina Mitchell ’96; Liz Miranda ’02 and Natalie Gill-Mensah ’03; and Diamond Sharp ’11 and Ikhlas Saleem ’11. Edited and produced by Wellesley College, with interviews recorded by StoryCorps.

Recorded 8/22/18Host: Dr. Darnell WilliamsRuntime (1:05:57)Producer: Ron FurrGuests : Anthony Walrond - WoodbineLiz Miranda – State Representative NomineeLinda Champion – Suffolk County DA Nominee* Recent happenings in Washington* Housing in the Boston Communities* Homelessness & Drug Dependency* Problems around the Mass Ave Exit* Cannibus Regulations* Small Businesses* Inspirations & Voting

Liz Miranda is currently the Executive Director at the Hawthorne Youth and Community Center. That’s her title, but who she is and what she does is much more extensive. Liz is an activist for social justice, an advocate for young people and a tireless leader in the community. Liz’s voice is one of determination and inspiration and hope.

In this week's episode we cover the week that was in entertainment, sports and politics. Our celebrity guests of the week are Liz Miranda and Erica Davis. We discuss community engagement and its importance in the city.

Fanny Brawne loves John Keats though he's ill, and Rochester can't break Jane Eyre's will.  This spells ROMANCE for Liz & Miranda in Bright Star & Jane Eyre.   inner.demons.podcast on instagram

Liz & Miranda talk envy and obsession in Seven & Single White Female, in the conclusion of our series on the 7 Deadly Sins...but Kevin Spacey leads us to consider sexual abuse in Hollywood and at large on the latest INNER DEMONS Podcast.   Look for Inner Demons on Itunes!! on the gram At:  inner.demons.podcast totesbee@gmail.com

Seven Deadly Sins:  Greed   Montgomery Clift!  Elizabeth Taylor!  Jane Russell!  Marilyn Monroe! Liz & Miranda sit down to talk two great American films centered around Greed; A Place In The Sun & Gentlemen Prefer Blondes.  Velcome....to Inner Demons.   @inner.demons.podcast on the gram

Liz & Miranda talk The Exorcist and Rosemary's Baby!

HEY WE'RE BACK WITH A NEW SHOW, Inner Demons!! Two new old friends, Liz & Miranda talk horror movies and horrors in general. THIS EPISODE:  Werewolf Sex, Keanu, Winona, the sultry Oldman.  Today we're talking about Bram Stoker's Dracula.   facebook.com/totallybeachin on the FB @ohwhatfunn @totallybitchinn on twitter totesbee@gmail.com let us know what you think!!