Podcasts about Maliha

What if the most dangerous form of abuse leaves no physical marks? Join us as we sit down with Ellen Schwartz and Maliha Janjua from Women Aware to uncover the dark reality of coercive control, a form of domestic violence that instills fear and isolates victims without physical assault. As New Jersey pioneers legal changes to recognize this insidious abuse, we dive into the controversies these laws spark, including concerns about judicial understanding. Ellen and Maliha bring a wealth of knowledge from both legal and social work perspectives, emphasizing the importance of recognizing coercive control's pervasive presence in domestic violence cases.Our conversation takes a poignant turn as we shine a light on how domestic violence affects children. Abusers often use children as pawns to manipulate and control their partners, leaving long-lasting impacts on young lives. Drawing from their experiences at Women Aware, Ellen and Maliha share the various tactics abusers employ to exploit the court system and interfere with children's therapy. We discuss the complexities survivors face even after breaking free from abusive relationships and offer strategies for safety planning to help them regain control and protect their families.Recovery from domestic violence is a challenging journey that requires a strong support system. We explore the transformative role of creative arts and trauma-focused therapies in helping children process trauma, and stress the need for finding the right therapists and legal advocates who understand domestic violence dynamics. By highlighting innovative models like the Family Justice Center, we showcase a coordinated community response that offers comprehensive support to survivors. This episode serves as a reminder of the power of community and the ongoing need for trauma-informed care and legal advocacy to help survivors rebuild their lives.

Lydia Manson stops by for the 10th day of Christmas to discuss her role in the new psychological thriller from M.T. Maliha, The Vord!  find out about the movie, what got Lydia into acting, and her struggles with her self image.   Links To Mention:    Lydia Manson | Facebook Lydia Manson (@lydiamanson88) • Instagram photos and videos https://www.thevordfilm.com/ https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100091815253832 https://www.facebook.com/moosesmonstermashpod https://electronicmediacollective.com/moose/ https://twitter.com/MooseMediainc https://www.instagram.com/paul_moose_harder/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKQJq7_ZnFIjg0vcc5R7F7w

Maliha Shirzay-Research Fellow, RWI Afghanistan Programme in 2024 is collaborating with other research fellows to support the mandate of the Special Rapporteur Richard Bennett on Human Rights in Afghanistan. More specifically, in this episode dedicated tshe shares insights from her research on investigating the rights of Afghan women, particularly focusing on education and empowerment. Maliha delves into the marginalized position of ethnic groups, specifically the Uzbek women in Afghanistan, and the obstacles encountered by Muslim women. Her research delves into the intricate nature of intersecting identities and the vulnerabilities experienced by these women.

Joining me on the podcast today is Maliha Abdul-Hakim, known to most as the Marathon runner. But there is so much more to her and her story of how she got there. In this episode we hear for the first time the adversity she has had to overcome to even step foot on that start line. She was subjected to parental abduction as a young child, before being rescued by her mother. She and her five siblings moved with their mother from the Middle East to England for a new beginning, and to support her mothers health condition affecting her sight, which later Maliha too would be diagnosed with the same condition. Maliha's outlook on life is an incredible powerful one, her past is what makes her ambitions even stronger, with her heart set on representing the middle east, it's not a case of if, but when.

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Top 5 Digital Marketing Hacks For Creating Brands: Build a Multi Dollar Business by Ms Maliha Farooq Ismail https://amzn.to/3VvFVmP As a marketer I have always been looking for novel ways to study this discipline. Not just that I have also been constantly trying to find new avenues to apply this knowledge to gain a better perspective. Marketing has evolved to adapt to an increasingly online world with businesses following suit to incorporating the digital wave of marketing in their day to day operations At the onset, digital marketing may seem daunting. Whatever the reasons for you to delay jumping on this digital marketing bandwagon, you will eventually regret not embracing it sooner. The greatest advantage of using digital marketing is that it is scalable. You don't need to invest a huge sum of money to start and whatever you invest can be easily tracked and monitored through the help of analytics. This book is an attempt to highlight the top 5 digital marketing hacks for creating brands. It gives you an in-depth look at the hacks you can. use to deliver a rock solid digital marketing campaign. I hope you enjoy reading this book as much as I have enjoyed writing it for you ....

On this week is special guest Maliha Iqbal. Maliha Iqbal is a consultant for international schools. She has extensive experience as a classroom teacher, particularly early childhood, as well as experience as an instructional coach for PreK through 5 in all curricular areas. Maliha is a math specialist (MSIS), trained for the implementation of the new science standards (NGSS), has done extensive work in training teams for C3 social studies framework, and has advanced training in Cognitive Coaching as well as Responsive Classroom and Social and Emotional Learning (SEL). She strongly believes in the Reggio Emilia philosophy and the role of the environment designed to be not only functional but also beautiful and reflective of a child's learning. Her favorite aspect of her role as an instructional coach and consultant is being involved in collaboration between teachers and administrators to further learning and better instruct students. We talk about her work with The Reggio Emilia philosophy, which emphasizes the environment as an educator, with intentional and purposeful design to support children's learning. Maliha reminds us that educators need to unlearn traditional practices and trust children with responsibility. The conversation explores the impact of intentional design on learning spaces, emphasizing the importance of creating warm, inviting, and functional environments. We also discuss the significance of slowing down the learning process, extending learning beyond the classroom, and the value of decluttering and sustainability. Ready to connect with our guest? https://malihaiqbal.com/maliha-iqbal/   Reach out to us to tell us more about your hopes for our next season: https://unhingedcollaboration.com/  

BackpackX is a new educational initiative from Women Rise which uses short film VR animations to create immersive experiences. BackpackX is designed to educate children (aged 8-14) from marginalised communities where the educational systems are broken or non-existent and focuses on important topics of their time such as gender equality, climate change, refugee crisis, financial independence, emerging technologies and more. Using the power of art and innovative technology, BackpackX will provide immersive experiences and educational content that inspires children while learning. Through this experience we will also introduce young children to the exciting new worlds of Metaverse and Web3. BackpackX launched in Oct 2023.Maliha Abidi is a Pakistani-American multidisciplinary artist and author living between London and Los Angeles. Born and raised in Karachi, Pakistan, she migrated to California, United States at the age of 14. As a South Asian immigrant, her experiences play a huge role in her work. Her art focuses on advocating for social justice including women's rights, girls' education and mental health. Using bright and bold colors, Maliha hopes to get people interested in complex issues that impact our societies. “Come for the art, stay for the cause.”She is also the founder and creator of Women Rise NFT. A Web 3.0 initiative with the focus on women's rights and girls' education through using art as a tool for advocacy. Maliha's work includes illustrations, animations, NFT art and illustrated books.Links:https://www.malihaabidi.com/https://www.forbes.com/sites/rebekahbastian/2022/02/20/seven-nft-projects-that-are-applying-an-equity-lens-to-their-work/?sh=5255857330b4https://www.psu.edu/news/research/story/virtual-reality-better-video-evoking-fear-spurring-climate-action/https://www.womenrise.art/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Have you ever wondered what would happen if there was a zombie apocalypse in school? Well tune in to find out what OLSH students Nazaneen, Emily, Zing, Angela and Samya do to during the zombie apocalypse and find out if they survive or not. This podcast was produced by Nazaneen, Emily, Samya, Angela, Maliha and Kush for Our Lady Of The Sacred Heart College. To listen to other episodes from the OLSH Podsquad visit https://www.archdradio.com/podcasts/slp/olsh and make sure to subscribe to never miss out on the latest episodes!

How do war and conflict give rise to gender-based violence? In this episode, we speak with Dr. Maliha Chishti, an assistant instructional professor at the Divinity School and an associate of The Pearson Institute. Her core research interests are international peacebuilding, security, and development, as well as gender and human rights in post-conflict contexts. We talk about gender-based violence in the context of war, Dr. Chishti's work in passing Security Council Resolution 1325 on Women, Peace, and Security, and the complexities of humanitarian aid implementation today.This podcast is produced in partnership with the Pearson Institute for the Study and Resolution of Global Conflicts. For more information, please visit their website at ThePearsonInstitute.org Access the transcript here.Podcast Production Credits:Interviewing: Julia Higgins, Rabail Sofi, and Hannah BalikciEditing: Nishita KarunProduction: Hannah Balikci

Drew University's Dr. Maliha Safri is set to deliver a talk ‘Community Economies: Organizing for the Common Good' Sept. 26 as part of of URI's fall Honors Colloquium.Maliha Safri's areas of expertise are political economy, community and solidarity economies and migration. She has published journal articles, book chapters and book reviews, made dozens of conference presentations and won both a National Science Foundation grant and the Julie Graham Writing Fellowship (twice). She is a member of the N.Y.C. Worker Cooperative Development Initiative and leads its research team. Maliha is fluent in English, Gujarati and Spanish and proficient in Urdu and French. She earned a PhD and MA in economics from the University of Massachusetts Amherst and a BA in economics from Knox College. Support the show

Grab a warm drink and take a seat at our table, while we talk about some odd news that will leave you wanting to know more. Today's episode is hosted by Tina who is joined by Ka Yan, Maliha, and Angela. Check out all the podcasts from OLSH PodSquad at https://www.archdradio.com/podcasts/slp/olsh

AND WE'RE BACK! ON THE PATHPOD!!!! The PathPod is a platform in which Mr Magsino discusses all things School of Pathways with members of our College community. You're hearing the genuine voices of our school, with real perspectives of College life and culture. On this episode, Mr Magsino speaks with Pathways students Cameron and Maliha about:  - Their experiences of Year 11 and reflections on their previous years of High School.  - How they have seen the growth in connection within their year group.  - How they have shifted their mentality to start making the most of their time at school, having fun, connecting with their peers and trying to let go of unhealthy pressures.  On this episode's segment of "Magsi-KNOWS!", a game where guests are quizzed with extremely difficult questions on a topic they choose: Cameron and Maliha take on the PathPod's Impossible MCU Quiz! + Some additional chats about the Future of the MCU and our genuine thoughts!  Make sure you subscribe to our Spotify and Apple Podcast channels so that you get all the latest updates. NEW EPISODES OUT EVERY MONDAY AND FRIDAY MORNING!    Production: David Drumond | Linkedin - Justin Magsino | Linkedin   Concept: Justin Magsino | Linkedin

In this episode of the Brown Sound Podcast, we dive into the inspiring life of Maliha Gemini, a talented drag queen, activist, producer, and queer community leader. Join us as we explore her journey, delve into her motivations, and uncover the powerful intersectionality of her identity as a Latina drag entertainer.

New to K-drama? Well don't worry in this podcast K-Drama Wikipedia will keep you updated with everything that you need to know about K-Drama. We will talk about First interaction with k-dramas, Second lead syndromes, Different story lines/genre, and Characters and casts. So, come on and listen to our podcast to learn more about K-Dramas. Check out all the podcasts from the OLSH PodSquad here https://www.archdradio.com/podcasts/slp/olsh

In this episode, I got the opportunity to speak with a Bangladeshi travel blogger who has visited more than 100 countries till date. Watch this episode to know about her journey, travel hacks and how one should break out of their shell to explore the world solo! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bangladeshitrailblazers/message

Although Valentines day is suppose to be a day to celebrate love, for many people it just brings sadness. Most people feel like the holiday is only for couples but, truthfully its a great time to love on yourself! Therapist Maliha Khan, who runs the Instagram page Mental Health with Maliha, is here with lead producer Dina Kesbeh to tell us all about ways to practice self-love. Get more tips by following Maliha on instagram @mentalhealthwithmaliha Or book a session!  Interested in being the new host of City Cast Houston? Click here to apply! Looking for more Houston news? Then sign up for our morning newsletter Hey Houston  Follow us on Twitter and Instagram  Don't have social media? Then leave us a voicemail or text us at +1 713-489-6972 with your thoughts! Have feedback or a show idea? Let us know!  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dr. Maliha Hashmi served as the Executive Director and Co-Head of the Health, Wellbeing and Biotech Sector at NEOM, where she also served as the Executive Director for all Strategic Partnerships. She also served as the Deputy Chair of the NEOM Covid-19 Leadership Taskforce.Maliha Hashmi, is also an esteemed delegate of the V20, where V20 is a global platform of value experts and practitioners that has come together on the sidelines of the G20 presidency to actively engage with the process of the Group of Twenty (G20).She is also a regular contributor for Forbes. Recently, Dr. Maliha Hashmi, was selected and recognized as one of the Top Seven Most Talented Emerging Female Health Leaders of the MENA region. Dr. Maliha Hashmi has held Senior Executive roles in various sectors and globally renowned organizations and is a well-known name in the region for health & wellbeing. Dr. Maliha Hashmi is listed as one of the top 20 women in the Nation in the United States of America for her achievements making it into the Who's Who in America List.

Welcome to the 15th episode of this Friday Series and this week I give some reaction to Paige's episode, Maliha's episode, Ninh Binh, Brunei and some female solo tips. Hopefully these tips for Vietnam and Brunei will inspire you travel there and check those countries out. Enjoy, be inspired! JamesMY NEW PODCAST/YOUTUBE CHANNEL - The Trendy Coffee PodcastPlease follow and subscribe below.YouTube Channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgB8CA0tAk3ILcqEZ39a33gPodcast Links - https://linktr.ee/thetrendycoffeepodcastWinging It Travel PodcastMy Patreon Page - https://www.patreon.com/wingingittravelpodcast SIGN UP TODAYWhat is on offer?1. One bonus episode every month2. Ad-free content3. Early access to episodes (24 hours)4. Exclusive added feature on every episode5. Patron shout-out6. Ad hoc bonus episodes7. Receive my Digital Travel Planner8. Receive my monthly magazine for the podcastPrice£4/$7.50 (CAD)/$6 USD per monthMERCHANDISE STORE - https://www.teepublic.com/stores/winging-it-travel-podcast?ref_id=25823Want some insurance whilst travelling and/or working remotely? Book below using SafetyWing.https://safetywing.com?referenceID=wingingittravelpodcast&utm_source=wingingittravelpodcast&utm_medium=AmbassadorBook Flights With Expediahttps://prf.hn/click/camref:1100lqfY7/creativeref:1100l68075/destination:https://www.expedia.com/Flights?siteid=1&langid=1033Contact me - jameshammondtravel@gmail.com or message on my social media on the links below.Follow me on:YouTube - Winging It Travel Podcast https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC173L0udkGL15RSkO3vIx5AInstagram - wingingittravelpodcast - https://www.instagram.com/wingingittravelpodcast/ jameshammondtravel - https://www.instagram.com/jameshammondtravel/TikTok - wingingittravelpodcast - https://www.tiktok.com/@wingingittravelpodcastFacebook - Winging It Travel Podcast - https://www.facebook.com/jameshammondtravelTwitter - https://twitter.com/PodcastWingingReview - please head to Podchaser and leave a review for this podcast - https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/winging-it-travel-podcast-1592244 or alternately you can leave a review and rating wherever you get your podcasts! Support the podcast - https://www.buymeacoffee.com/wingingitEtsy StoreBuy my Digital Travel Planner - https://www.etsy.com/ca/listing/1220056512/digital-travel-planner?click_key=c580edd56767d7b03612dfae3b122f32e15fe1ec%3A1220056512&click_sum=80ff0159&ref=shop_home_recs_2Stickers - https://www.etsy.com/ca/listing/1216492546/winging-it-travel-podcast-stickers?click_key=ed1139c660585f268a8192aa8c136a5915118968%3A1216492546&click_sum=b8a8a048&ref=shop_home_recs_1&frs=1 Thanks for your support, James!

Hello and welcome to number 91! This week I am joined by Maliha Fairooz who has travelled to 97 countries on her Bangladeshi passport and this week we discuss the challenges with having a passport which is routinely ranked in the lowest 10 in the world. Maliha is a travel writer, activist, foodie and aid worker. We discuss today her grim border police stories, what it is like to travel as a female muslim, privilege, her life in Berlin, what is next for travel and so much more! A really funny candid chat about Maliha's mission to decolonizing travel and I certainly learnt a lot in this episode. Please check out Maliha'a website and social media below and give her a follow. Enjoy and be inspired.Maliha Fairooz Website - http://www.maliharoundtheworld.comInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/maliharoundtheworld/Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/maliharoundtheworld/MY NEW PODCAST/YOUTUBE CHANNEL - The Trendy Coffee PodcastPlease follow and subscribe below.YouTube Channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgB8CA0tAk3ILcqEZ39a33gPodcast Links - https://linktr.ee/thetrendycoffeepodcastWinging It Travel PodcastMy Patreon Page - https://www.patreon.com/wingingittravelpodcast SIGN UP TODAYWhat is on offer?1. One bonus episode every month2. Ad-free content3. Early access to episodes (24 hours)4. Exclusive added feature on every episode5. Patron shout-out6. Ad hoc bonus episodes7. Receive my Digital Travel Planner8. Receive my monthly magazine for the podcastPrice£4/$7.50 (CAD)/$6 USD per monthMERCHANDISE STORE - https://www.teepublic.com/stores/winging-it-travel-podcast?ref_id=25823Want some insurance whilst travelling and/or working remotely? Book below using SafetyWing.https://safetywing.com?referenceID=wingingittravelpodcast&utm_source=wingingittravelpodcast&utm_medium=AmbassadorBook Flights With Expediahttps://prf.hn/click/camref:1100lqfY7/creativeref:1100l68075/destination:https://www.expedia.com/Flights?siteid=1&langid=1033Contact me - jameshammondtravel@gmail.com or message on my social media on the links below.Follow me on:YouTube - Winging It Travel Podcast https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC173L0udkGL15RSkO3vIx5AInstagram - wingingittravelpodcast - https://www.instagram.com/wingingittravelpodcast/ jameshammondtravel - https://www.instagram.com/jameshammondtravel/TikTok - wingingittravelpodcast - https://www.tiktok.com/@wingingittravelpodcastFacebook - Winging It Travel Podcast - https://www.facebook.com/jameshammondtravelTwitter - https://twitter.com/PodcastWingingReview - please head to Podchaser and leave a review for this podcast - https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/winging-it-travel-podcast-1592244 or alternately you can leave a review and rating wherever you get your podcasts! Support the podcast - https://www.buymeacoffee.com/wingingitEtsy StoreBuy my Digital Travel Planner - https://www.etsy.com/ca/listing/1220056512/digital-travel-planner?click_key=c580edd56767d7b03612dfae3b122f32e15fe1ec%3A1220056512&click_sum=80ff0159&ref=shop_home_recs_2Stickers - https://www.etsy.com/ca/listing/1216492546/winging-it-travel-podcast-stickers?click_key=ed1139c660585f268a8192aa8c136a5915118968%3A1216492546&click_sum=b8a8a048&ref=shop_home_recs_1&frs=1 Thanks for your support, James!

Running the light with Patrick Maliha. This is a nice reunion episode with Todd and Patrick. Patrick is a very accomplished comedian now living in Vancouver. Todd and he met

I always love to tell people that everyone can be a digital nomad. This lifestyle is possible, whoever you are. But is that really true?Maliha Fairooz traveled to 97 countries with her Bangladeshi passport. In this episode she tells us how different her experience has been, compared to many Europeans or Americans with strong passports. She tells us about the time she got hold in a cell in Cape Verde for 17 hours, was deported from Macedonia, and many more insane travel stories."It is so dehumanizing to consistently beg people to see the humanity in you  and not to see you as a statistic."-This episode is sponsored by AnyDesk. you can access any device from anywhere and work as if you were sitting in front of it: https://rebrand.ly/anydeskdns-Connect with Maliha:maliharoundtheworld.com@maliharoundtheworld on instagramConnect with Anne:Leave a review or voice message at digitalnomadstories.coOn instagram @annes_nomadstoryLearn more about my business: The Podcast Babes

Depuis que les talibans sont arrivés au pouvoir il y a un an, ils ont imposé des réglementations strictes, notamment en ce qui concerne l'éducation des jeunes filles. Elles ne peuvent désormais plus accéder à l'enseignement secondaire. Par ailleurs, l'organisation humanitaire Save the Children estime que plus de 45 % des filles ne vont pas à l'école primaire, contre 20 % des garçons. De notre envoyée spéciale, Dans une petite salle de classe à Kaboul, une dizaine d'élèves, filles et garçons de moins de dix ans, tous mélangés, sont studieux. Ils se lèvent en cœur pour saluer leur professeur des écoles. L'arrivée au pouvoir des talibans a changé le destin des jeunes filles du pays.  « On ne nous laisse pas aller à l'école à partir du collège », confie Asma, âgée de huit ans, timide, mais tout de même volontaire. Son rêve ? Devenir médecin. « Il y a des chances que je ne puisse pas étudier pour devenir docteur. On est tristes et déçues de ne pas pouvoir continuer à étudier. »  Adela, son institutrice, s'estime chanceuse de pouvoir continuer à enseigner dans cet établissement privé. Mais elle peine à trouver comment rassurer ses élèves sur leur avenir. « Nous sommes bien sûr déçues pour nos étudiantes, on voudrait qu'elles puissent reprendre leurs études », dit-elle. Le regard incertain, elle ajoute : « Toutes les femmes ont peur d'être interdites de travailler pour de bon, on a toutes ça en tête, car il est difficile d'avoir confiance dans cette situation. » « Astreintes à domicile » Dans la classe d'à côté, quelques garçons suivent des cours de religion. L'un d'eux, Abasseen, âgé de neuf ans, explique que ses deux grandes sœurs n'étudient désormais plus. « Ma famille ne les laisse pas aller à l'école », raconte-t-il. « Nous sommes une famille un peu conservatrice et nous, nous sommes des hommes. »  Selon le jeune garçon, ses sœurs lui disent qu'elles aimeraient étudier : « Je suis triste pour elles, pourquoi devraient-elles être illettrées ? » ► À lire aussi : «Les talibans ont enterré l'espoir des jeunes Afghanes en faisant sonner la cloche de l'école» C'est la question que de nombreuses femmes se posent. Maliha était à la tête du Women's Accounting Institute de Kaboul, responsable de l'égalité des sexes et enseignante de droit. Depuis un an, elle ne fait plus rien de tout cela. « Je ne pense pas que les écoles vont rouvrir pour les femmes », dit-elle, le ton désespéré. « Il n'y a aucun réel espoir, car lorsque les talibans étaient au pouvoir il y a vingt ans, toutes les écoles ont été fermées. Il y a un an, on espérait peut-être que ça changerait, mais aujourd'hui, nous n'avons plus du tout d'espoir. Maintenant, on reste chez nous, nous n'avons pas le droit d'étudier, d'enseigner, d'aller dehors. Nous sommes astreintes à domicile. »  Ce changement de gouvernement a des conséquences dangereuses sur le bien-être mental des jeunes filles. Selon des études menées par Save the Children au cours de l'année passée, 26% des filles montrent des signes de dépression, contre 16% des garçons, et 27% des filles montrent des signes d'anxiété, contre 18% des garçons. Un futur incertain Baher supervise ce complexe privé qui réunit écoles primaires, secondaires et universités. Selon lui, il faut s'adapter à la situation du mieux possible pour pouvoir continuer à offrir une éducation aux générations futures. Il se peut que cette situation ne soit que temporaire, espère-t-il.  « Dans les écoles que le gouvernement dirige, il y a des problèmes, les responsables ne sont pas en mesure de payer certains salaires, il leur manque des enseignants », explique-t-il. « Des méthodes plus strictes ont été mises en place depuis l'arrivée des talibans. Ce sont des choses qui ont eu un impact négatif sur les étudiants, les enseignants. Si la situation perdure, il y aura de sérieuses conséquences. Mais il faut garder espoir. » Certains membres du mouvement taliban sont favorables au retour des filles à l'école, soit parce qu'ils n'y voient aucune objection religieuse, soit parce qu'ils souhaitent améliorer leurs relations à l'international. D'autres, en particulier les anciens des zones rurales qui constituent l'épine dorsale du mouvement, s'y opposent fermement. ► À écouter aussi : En Afghanistan, quelle résistance pour les femmes? La cloche sonne, Mohammad, un élève de 13 ans, se lève de sa chaise. Pour lui, cette interdiction est incompréhensible. « Elles ont aussi le droit d'avoir une éducation et un bel avenir devant elles », déclare le jeune homme, déterminé. « Aujourd'hui, leur futur est incertain. Les filles devraient retourner à l'école, car tous les hommes et les femmes doivent travailler ensemble pour notre pays. C'est vraiment cruel et ça va ruiner l'avenir du pays. »  Des cours à la maison se multiplient, d'autres en ligne sont également accessibles. Les femmes usent de détours autrefois impensables pour tenter de s'octroyer un droit pourtant fondamental. Mais pour cela, encore faut-il avoir les moyens de le faire.

Depuis que les talibans sont arrivés au pouvoir il y a un an, ils ont imposé des réglementations strictes, notamment en ce qui concerne l'éducation des jeunes filles. Elles ne peuvent désormais plus accéder à l'enseignement secondaire. Par ailleurs, l'organisation humanitaire Save the Children estime que plus de 45 % des filles ne vont pas à l'école primaire, contre 20 % des garçons. De notre envoyée spéciale, Dans une petite salle de classe à Kaboul, une dizaine d'élèves, filles et garçons de moins de dix ans, tous mélangés, sont studieux. Ils se lèvent en cœur pour saluer leur professeur des écoles. L'arrivée au pouvoir des talibans a changé le destin des jeunes filles du pays.  « On ne nous laisse pas aller à l'école à partir du collège », confie Asma, âgée de huit ans, timide, mais tout de même volontaire. Son rêve ? Devenir médecin. « Il y a des chances que je ne puisse pas étudier pour devenir docteur. On est tristes et déçues de ne pas pouvoir continuer à étudier. »  Adela, son institutrice, s'estime chanceuse de pouvoir continuer à enseigner dans cet établissement privé. Mais elle peine à trouver comment rassurer ses élèves sur leur avenir. « Nous sommes bien sûr déçues pour nos étudiantes, on voudrait qu'elles puissent reprendre leurs études », dit-elle. Le regard incertain, elle ajoute : « Toutes les femmes ont peur d'être interdites de travailler pour de bon, on a toutes ça en tête, car il est difficile d'avoir confiance dans cette situation. » « Astreintes à domicile » Dans la classe d'à côté, quelques garçons suivent des cours de religion. L'un d'eux, Abasseen, âgé de neuf ans, explique que ses deux grandes sœurs n'étudient désormais plus. « Ma famille ne les laisse pas aller à l'école », raconte-t-il. « Nous sommes une famille un peu conservatrice et nous, nous sommes des hommes. »  Selon le jeune garçon, ses sœurs lui disent qu'elles aimeraient étudier : « Je suis triste pour elles, pourquoi devraient-elles être illettrées ? » ► À lire aussi : «Les talibans ont enterré l'espoir des jeunes Afghanes en faisant sonner la cloche de l'école» C'est la question que de nombreuses femmes se posent. Maliha était à la tête du Women's Accounting Institute de Kaboul, responsable de l'égalité des sexes et enseignante de droit. Depuis un an, elle ne fait plus rien de tout cela. « Je ne pense pas que les écoles vont rouvrir pour les femmes », dit-elle, le ton désespéré. « Il n'y a aucun réel espoir, car lorsque les talibans étaient au pouvoir il y a vingt ans, toutes les écoles ont été fermées. Il y a un an, on espérait peut-être que ça changerait, mais aujourd'hui, nous n'avons plus du tout d'espoir. Maintenant, on reste chez nous, nous n'avons pas le droit d'étudier, d'enseigner, d'aller dehors. Nous sommes astreintes à domicile. »  Ce changement de gouvernement a des conséquences dangereuses sur le bien-être mental des jeunes filles. Selon des études menées par Save the Children au cours de l'année passée, 26% des filles montrent des signes de dépression, contre 16% des garçons, et 27% des filles montrent des signes d'anxiété, contre 18% des garçons. Un futur incertain Baher supervise ce complexe privé qui réunit écoles primaires, secondaires et universités. Selon lui, il faut s'adapter à la situation du mieux possible pour pouvoir continuer à offrir une éducation aux générations futures. Il se peut que cette situation ne soit que temporaire, espère-t-il.  « Dans les écoles que le gouvernement dirige, il y a des problèmes, les responsables ne sont pas en mesure de payer certains salaires, il leur manque des enseignants », explique-t-il. « Des méthodes plus strictes ont été mises en place depuis l'arrivée des talibans. Ce sont des choses qui ont eu un impact négatif sur les étudiants, les enseignants. Si la situation perdure, il y aura de sérieuses conséquences. Mais il faut garder espoir. » Certains membres du mouvement taliban sont favorables au retour des filles à l'école, soit parce qu'ils n'y voient aucune objection religieuse, soit parce qu'ils souhaitent améliorer leurs relations à l'international. D'autres, en particulier les anciens des zones rurales qui constituent l'épine dorsale du mouvement, s'y opposent fermement. ► À écouter aussi : En Afghanistan, quelle résistance pour les femmes? La cloche sonne, Mohammad, un élève de 13 ans, se lève de sa chaise. Pour lui, cette interdiction est incompréhensible. « Elles ont aussi le droit d'avoir une éducation et un bel avenir devant elles », déclare le jeune homme, déterminé. « Aujourd'hui, leur futur est incertain. Les filles devraient retourner à l'école, car tous les hommes et les femmes doivent travailler ensemble pour notre pays. C'est vraiment cruel et ça va ruiner l'avenir du pays. »  Des cours à la maison se multiplient, d'autres en ligne sont également accessibles. Les femmes usent de détours autrefois impensables pour tenter de s'octroyer un droit pourtant fondamental. Mais pour cela, encore faut-il avoir les moyens de le faire.

There are lots of projects out there but some are going the extra mile by making a difference in the Web3 world. The founder of Women Rise NFTs gives advice on creating an impactful movement.

Maliha Abidi is a Pakistani-American artist and social activist who has been painting and campaigning for the last 10 years, having published two books ‘Pakistan For Women' and ‘Rise: Extraordinary Women of Colour who Changed the World'. She has now taken her talents and applied them in Web3 to create a collection of 10,000 women on the blockchain in the form of NFTs - whether as female coders, scuba divers, artists, photographers and more! We talk about social justice, art for food, building an NFT community and how Web3 can unlock real social change. LINKS: Maliha Abidi on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Maliha_z_Art Women Rise on Twitter: https://twitter.com/WomenRiseNFT Follow Women of Web3 for the latest job posts, learning resources and events: @womenofweb3co Women of Web3 website: www.womenofweb3.co JOBS BOARD: Get your first job in web3 on the Women of Web3 jobs board: https://womenofweb3.pallet.com/ CREDITS: Host: Lauren Ingram Producer: Ollie Chamberlain

In this week's episode of Growing up with gal-dem, Natty and Nie are joined by Maliha Abidi: artist, author and NFT Queen. Maliha talks us through why her books are about representation and appreciation for all the women of colour who have changed the world through what they do. She discusses with Natty and Nie the infamous problems surrounding NFTs and the best ways for us to tackle them.For this week's extract, Maliha shares an entry from a diary she wrote years ago on the patriarchal inequality in her family and cultural expectations as a result. She discusses how stepping out of that cycle allowed her to pave her own way. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In Episode 18, Julie speaks with Divorce Attorney Maliha Siddiqui. Divorce is something that is considered to be very taboo in South Asian communities. It's highly stigmatized and as a result, divorce rates are very low within South Asian populations. Even if there's violence, abuse, or other oppressive situations happening within a household, the reality of our culture is that the stigma and shame of divorce is so great it often leads people to stay in their married arrangements rather than go through a divorce . Though we will focus a future episode on individuals who have gone through divorce sharing their experience and overcoming it, today's episode will be informative and educational in nature and discuss Divorce within South Asian communities and legal implications and outcomes of the divorce process. Julie and Maliha discuss the following : Types of divorce cases that are most common within the South Asian community Expected divorce timeline and process Can you file for divorce without an attorney? What happens in situations when one person does not want to comply with the divorce (Hello Kimye ?) Mediation Costs of divorce Parenting vs Financial Categories of Divorce How Maintenance aka Alimony payments are calculated How Child Support Payments are calculated How Marital Estate (assets and debt) are divided Joint Community vs Equitable Distribution States Prenups and Postnups Advice for people who have not broken news to their Spouse that they want to get Divorced Unique Circumstances within South Asian divorces (e.g. gold, marital gifts from family, in-laws involvement, etc) Connect with Maliha Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Siddiquifamilylaw Instagram https://www.instagram.com/siddiquifamilylaw/ Maliha's Presentation with the Muslim Bar Association of Chicago. . This is a great resource to watch if you are considering divorce in Illinois. https://fb.watch/dnLkqGbe9a/ Website www.siddiquifamilylaw.com Connect with The Brown Girl Podcast www.instagram.com/thebrowngirl_podcast/ Connect with Julie www.instagram.com/juliegeorge723/

Randi Zuckerberg is joined by Maliha Abidi to discuss why it's so important to have a social mission when creating anything in Web3; how artists can be empowered to build meaningful businesses in Web3; and why Women Rise was one of the FIRST NFTs Randi ever bought (and why she thinks you'll fall in love with the collection and with Maliha the way Randi has!)

Welcome to a special dispatch from Gordon Price, checking in from Expo 2022 in Dubai. (With our apologies for the sound quality.  At a place like Expo, it was the quietest place he could find.)One of the best things about a world's fair—after you've visited the pavilions, tasted the food, listened to the music —is oddly, also one of the worst things: standing in lines.  Because it is in those lineups where you're likely to engage with people from other places in way you never otherwise would. My best experience in that respect was a little different—not in a line-up, but at a visitor centre.  I needed help trying to sign up for the bikeshare system.  And it was there that I met Maliha Khan, who was incredibly helpful.  (How helpful?  She even offered me her credit card when the system wouldn't accept my Canadian one.  Turns out we're not that global.)Then. the real conversation began. “Where you from, Maliha?”  (When over 70 percent of the people who live and work in Dubai are not from there, it's a safe question to ask.)And so began the basis for this podcast. Who Maliha is, where she's from, and why she's in Dubai.  And really, it is about the global identity of youth, of women, of ethnicity, and of ambition and possibility in this age.  Which is why Dubai is this age's version of the New York story of the 20th century. Like a magnet it is attracting the talented, ambitious young people from the fastest growing parts of the world— those who want opportunity, experience, and the possibility of the global good life.  As Maliha says —she's here to make it, not break it.**************************************************************************The Viewpoint Podcast is a production of Viewpoint Vancouver. Visit viewpointvancouver.ca for more Urbanism, Insight, and Evolution.  Please subscribe to the Viewpoint newsletter, or subscribe to the Podcast in all the usual paces.If you like this podcast and want to help shape our region,  please support our labour of love. Cool perks and prizes are at: patreon.com/viewpointvancouverMusic for the VWPT Podcast is by Romina Jones, from her lp Elevation. Hear more from Romina at:  soundcloud.com/andabeatSent from my iPad

How can NFTs advance social justice? Jessica Liao, Business Engineering Manager for Meta, hosts this special episode of the Meta Business, Innovation and Technology podcast featuring Maliha Abidi, Founder and Artist at Women Rise NFT and Elissa Maercklein, Advisor. Program Manager Madeline Lieber and Business Engineer Renfei Zou of Meta also join the discussion.   The panel talks about how NFTs offer a way for women and other underrepresented groups to learn about Web3 and blockchain, lend support to causes they care about, and earn income from digital creations. They discuss how education is key to lowering the barrier to entry for Web3, and Maliha shares how Women Rise plans to onboard 100,000 women by the end of 2022.   You'll also learn what kinds of jobs, businesses, and audiences women might have in Web3; what else the Web3 space needs to be more accessible; and how NFT projects in the Metaverse are already generating significant wealth for women around the world. After you listen, connect with podcast host Jessica Liao and guests Maliha Abidi, Elissa Maercklein, Madeline Lieber, and Renfei Zou on LinkedIn. Learn more about these unique NFT projects by visiting WomenRise.art. Begin your journey into the Metaverse here.

What do we still need to make Web3 and NFTs more accessible to new creators and participants? In this episode of the Meta Business, Innovation and Technology podcast, host Jessica Liao returns with guests Maliha Abidi, Founder and Artist at Women Rise NFT; Elissa Maercklein, Advisor; and Meta's Madeline Lieber and Renfei Zou to continue their discussion on NFTs.   Looking to the future, the panel explains several factors that will be critical for increasing accessibility and adoption, including ease of use and scalable tactical learning. They explore ways the Metaverse can help creators succeed and what applications NFTs could have in the Metaverse.   You'll learn how projects like Women Rise NFT build communities through education, how augmented reality and other technologies will lead to new NFT use cases, and the transformational financial impact one set of NFTs can have for one student. If you skipped it, be sure to go back and listen to [Part 1]. After you listen, connect with podcast host Jessica Liao and guests Maliha Abidi, Elissa Maercklein, Madeline Lieber, and Renfei Zou on LinkedIn. Learn more about Maliha's unique NFT project by visiting WomenRise.art. Begin your journey into the Metaverse here.

Art is an extension of culture—digital art is not excluded. We're seeing Web3 as a platform not just for digital art, but also education, connection, and world change. There is opportunity to revolutionize the way we train the next generation to think and experience the world. And that's all starting with the metaverse. Join Maliha Abidi, the founder of Women Rise, in a discussion about NFT cultural representation and diversity.  Maliha Abidi founded the Women Rise NFT project. As a lifelong artist and immigrant from Pakistan, cultural representation is a pillar of Maliha's artwork. Resources To learn more about Fame Lady Squad and our NFT project, visit our website.  Subscribe to our podcast newsletter for news and updates.  Follow Fame Lady Squad on Discord Follow Ashley “Bored Becky” on Twitter Follow Danielle “NFTIgnition” on Twitter Follow Maliha on Instagram  Follow Women Rise on Twitter  Learn more about Women Rise 

Leave no girl behind is Maliha Abidi's mandatory mission. She is the author of 'Rise.' As an artist, the transition to launch her NFT collection, @WomenriseNFT, was a natural move. The profits earned from her collection will go to the Malala Fund and organizations advocating for girls' education. She has caught the attention of Gary Vaynerchuk, Randi Zuckerberg, and Reese Witherspoon, and there is no stopping this 26-year-old who champions the rise of women in the world of blockchain technology. Speaking with Real Vision crypto producer Elaine Ly, Maliha asks, what if we can advance human rights at the rate NFTs have been adopted? Recorded on December 13, 2021.

Comedian Patrick Maliha joins the Late Showgram from BC; as he does every week at this time. Patrick was recently named Vancouver's top comic. Black Friday is upon us and to discuss the Showgram invites Professor David Soberman, Canadian National Chair in Strategic Marketing; Co-Chair of the Rotman Business Design Initiative Advisory Board, Professor of Marketing. Producer Lydia joins Jim to talk about how the show is going.

Comedian Patrick Maliha joins the Late Showgram as he does every week at this time. A look at Thriller Thursdays and meet and greets backstage at a concert! #thrillerTuesday #backstage

The Food Professor, Sylvain Charlebois is Senior Director, Agri-Food Analytics Lab, Dalhousie University joins the Showgram to discuss how to deal with empty grocery store shelves The Showgram welcomes the comedian from the west, Vancouver based Patrick Maliha to the show, and this week he talks about how to buy a car! Aurora's Steve Levitt applied to be on the “Great Canadian Baking Show,” for several years and did not make the cut. This year is different. The married father will don an apron for the fifth season of the CBC show as one of 10 amateur bakers featured from across Canada. Steve joins the Showgram to talk about his experience, just after the first episode aired across the country this past weekend. One of the Showgrams regular callers calls in to talk to Jim about his perspective on life after prison.   

Comedian Patrick Maliha joins the Showgram as he does every week at this time. A funny look at some of the stories and issues of the week. David Carmichael wants his nightmare to be a warning to Canadians: know your drugs. His name might not be familiar to many, but Carmichael made headlines in 2004 when he was charged with first-degree murder in the death of his 11-year-old son, Ian. He believed that his healthy son, who had a mild form of epilepsy, was brain damaged, dangerous and needed to die. And so he crushed up sleeping pills, sedated him, and then strangled him while on a father-son weekend in London, Ont. David is now Executive Director, Canadians for Vanessa's Law - Lead charitable organization, Know Your Drugs global awareness campaign 

On this episode of the SIWIKE podcast, Luki and Maliha have a conversation about Growing Up Against The Grain. Maliha is a Project Manager and Content Creator. In this conversation, Luki and Maliha talk about Maliha as a kid growing up in Kenya, not wanting to follow the same route as girls in her community, and her struggle to find a job after graduation. They also share some useful tips for anyone struggling to find a job. Connect with Maliha at https://www.linkedin.com/in/maliha-omar-190880104/ Listen to the episode for more details! Watch the episode here https://youtu.be/Fv5kk42UCY8 Special thanks to https://www.instagram.com/lincolnalexanderthe2nd/ for the theme music Want more personalized career coaching or to connect with Luki: http://linkedin.com/in/lukidanu http://focusinspired.com http://instagram.com/lukidanu http://twitter.com/lukidanu Get SIWIKE Stuff I Wish I Knew Earlier: How to unlock your career potential here https://amzn.to/2LEF52R TIMESTAMPS: 01:27 - Maliha as a kid 02:13 - Her love for education and studying 04:24 - Seeing what girls go through in the community 05:34 - Wanting to be a role model for others 08:10 - Her mom supporting her decisions 09:24 - How she choose what to study? 13:55 - Struggling to get a job after graduation 18:22 - Her SIWIKE: Don't worry, Make friends and Network

Patrick Maliha joins the Showgram as he does every week at this time.  The Showgram's favourite music journalist, broadcaster and publicist That Eric Alper joins us as he does every week, and guesses the music news of the week based on the short song bytes we play. iHeart Radio Science Guy, Dan Riskin likes birding. Find out more about that and other great science stories of the week!

Comedian, television host Patrick Maliha joins the ladies to reminisce about yesteryear and wax poetic about… I don't fucking know, just listen to the episode. Follow Patrick on instagram: https://www.instagram.com/patrickmaliha/Patricks daughter Sadie's Etsy Storehttps://www.etsy.com/ca/shop/EarringsBySadie10?ele=shop_openPatricks son Hutton's Sound Cloudhttps://soundcloud.com/user-319432816Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/highschoolsucked/Follow us on Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/HighSchoolSuckedFor more Darcy & Jane click here: https://beacons.page/highschoolsuckedpodcastAs always, please rate, review & subscribe.xoxoDarcy & ToetoestoesJane See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Patrick Maliha joins the show as he does every week and discusses anxiety of opening up and being in public after 15 months of lockdowns. Ross Rebagliati is a Canadian Olympic Gold Medal Winner (Snowboarding 1998). He joins the show to talk about his experience. Rob is now married with kids and runs his own business.

More with Comedian Patrick Maliha Jim Richards Showgram Shark Week continues. We have iHeart Radio movie expert Richard Crouse guess Shark movies by playing audio from scenes. You'll have to listen and play along to find out how many he gets right.

Over the next four weeks, we're doing a "T.H.R.I.V.E series" where previous clients who have been through my 12-week program, are joining me to share their story, their journey and how their lives have been since working together. Today, Maliha Ahmed, a previous client of mine who I worked with back in July 2020 will be our guest for today. Please join us as she discusses what being "asleep" in her marriage meant for her and what was needed to move from autopilot to awareness in order to move into a new chapter of her life. Order my book: "Divorce Your Story: A Woman's Guide to Heal & Thrive After Divorce" - http://www.divorceyourstorybook.com. Also available on Amazon: https://amzn.to/2QPWoCn Interested in being apart of my next T.H.R.I.V.E cohort? Join the waiting list today! Classes start 7/13 & only 12 slots available: https://bit.ly/thrivewaitlist21 Follow me on IG/Facebook - @mstonyaspeaks For more information about me, visit my website at https://www.tonyacarter.com

On this week's special guest episode of DOS. We all know someone that has been possessed and we've all seen ghost movies, but have you ever heard it from someone that has actually lived and gone through it? Maliha tells us the story of her horrific tale of trails and tribulation. Will she come out VICTORIOUS? Hit that play button and find out.

Hey Scale The Fences listeners! This episode is one that will truly open your eyes. In this episode of the podcast, Maliha meets with Amy Burkart, the former chief of the Cybercrime Unit at the United States Attorney's Office and the former co-director of the USAO Civil Rights Enforcement Team to discuss some of the recent issues regarding women's rights and safety and the world of human trafficking, bringing light to the 97% statistic that recently came out as well. 

In the latest episode of ‘That’s the Spirit’, the Spirit editorial team of 20/21 sit down to talk through Issue 16. Our final issue of the academic year, this one is our biggest and best yet! In this episode, Maliha Shoaib, Abdul Basit and Louisa Johnson interview National News Editor, Josh Mock, and Culture Editor, Lizzy Edwards, about the many articles in their sections. Maliha, Basit and Louisa also discuss the WTFees campaign at SOAS; squash the rumours about a UCL takeover; share their dismay at the recent spike in anti-Asian racism; reveal their favourite reviews and creative submissions; and speak about the correlation between Manchester United stocks and key COVID-related dates. Check it out! *CONTENT WARNING: mentions of anti-Black and anti-Asian racism, and sexual and gender-based violence*

Have you every wondered what your personality type is? Why you act the way you do, why you end up in certain situations, etc.? Maliha brings guest's Sophie Johnston and Austyn Dewitt, some of Maliha's close friends, onto the podcast to discuss one of their personal interests at heart; the Myers-Briggs personality test. Maliha starts off by giving listeners a brief introduction to what Myers-Briggs theory is, the history of it in psychology and how the "system" works. The three fanatics discuss the importance of Myers-Briggs, their personality types, how it has taught them about themselves, as well as how it has taught them about the way other people interact with them.  Congratulations! If you made it through this week's ep and have an understanding of Myers-Briggs, please check out the links below for more information on the subject matter.  MBTI Tests:  - http://keys2cognition.com/explore (for the ID, write: Maliha Sharma, Scale the Fences and make sure to type a comment or your results will not load)  - https://openpsychometrics.org/tests/OEJTS/  Articles on your personality type:  https://www.16personalities.com/personality-types  

In this episode, Maliha talks about thrifting; but in a way you wouldn't expect. Rather than giving her audience fashion advice, Maliha talks about the environmental and fiscal benefits of thrifting, touching on subjects such as fast fashion and gentrification. Stay tuned!  If you made it through this episode, here are the links to learn more about fast fashion:  The True Cost Documentary: https://truecostmovie.com/about/ The Ugly Truth of Fast Fashion, Patriot Act with Hasan Minhaj: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt11262536/ 

Women have had the right to vote in this country for 100 years! We are also a month from it being International Women's Day and Women's History Month! Maliha discusses the importance of a women's vote with this past election and its affects on our future. Maliha also gives some brief history on women's suffrage in the early 1900's to give listeners background to reflect on this issue. 

Maliha brings her friend Sneha Singh, who is also of Indian descent, to talk about South Asian cultural appropriation. The episode highlights how recently, with social media platforms such as TikTok and large, unethical corporations and more have ultimately allowed people to colonize South Asian culture and market it as their own. However, the two also take the alternative approach with it and talk about what truly counts as cultural appropriation and why culture should never be gate-kept.

Som 14 årig, blev den unge pige Maliha mere og mere interesseret i sin islamiske identitet. Hun begyndte at komme til Hizbut tahrirs møder og købte ind på de fortællinger om islam og profeten, som endte med at fylde alt i hendes liv og livsopfattelse. Men som 21 årig, begyndte hun at stille spørgsmål. En eksistentiel samtale, med "Maliha" som i dag er 31, og eksmuslim.

Do you get bashed for being apolitical? Do you get backlash for being an advocate and speaking up? Well, this episode covers all of that and why it's ok to be, well, either. In this episode, Maliha highlights the importance of an individual's say in government and simple ways you can help out in your community and get involved in government, such as filling out your census or checking out White House Petitions. Maliha also discusses apoliticism and why people are hesitant to speak up about political issues. For more information on the census, check out https://www.census.gov, and if you're interesting in looking at White House Petitions, check out https://www.whitehouse.gov.

Maliha Sharma gives a brief summary regarding her opinion on the BLM Movement. Maliha then interviews Kenya Woodruff, an African American lawyer about her stance on racism in our society, what her life was like growing up and her work as a lawyer.

Welcome to Scale the Fences Season 1! Maliha talks about what is to come in Season 1. This episode also highlights the importance of Scale the Fences and what inspired Maliha to start the podcast. 

Maliha is the co-founder of the sweetest (literally), new concept - UAE's first raw, edible cookie-dough. Starting during Corona, the brand has gone from being delivery-only to being stocked in the freezers at Spinneys and Waitrose.Click the link join our conversation!

We ask Maliha and Saloni the notorious question, where are you from, the concept of home, food as a concept of home and accents. As both being pupils at an international school, Saloni & Maliha share their experiences, wisdom and thoughts of navigating this complex concept of identity when you've resided in multiple countries.We discuss: Answering where are you from What do we identify as (British? Indian? Bengali? Muggle?)Where is home for us?What food feels like home  Uprooting during covidFollow us on Instagram: @boldbrownandbritishVisit our websiteFollow Maliha on instagram: Visit Saloni's blogSupport the showTell us your thoughts on instagram @boldbrownandbritish or Visit our Linktree

This show with Patrick Maliha was lots of fun.We had: Peculiar Products, Cringey Craigslist Casting posts (#Craigslost), & Awful AppsShould you wish to see the visuals we're describing, the Youtube version is here. (all at: Youtube.com/c/MonicaHamburg ) Next show: Friday, Sept 11th at 6:30PM EST (Guest: Mercer Morrison)Zoom meeting room link is here ( Meeting ID: 857 9686 8000) ---------------------------------- ---Show Notes---Patrick MalihaInstagram: @PatrickMaliha Facebook: Patrick Maliha Raconter Direct deposit to: PatrickMaliha@gmail.com Paypal: monkeyslap@shaw.ca--Monica Hamburg--Site: MonicaHamburg.comInstagram: @Monica.HamburgPaypal: paypal.me/monicahamburg"More Funding Needed", my short film with comedian Peter J. Radomski: https://vimeo.com/411260449To hear about shows: https://tinyletter.com/monicahamburg or go to http://Facebook.com/MonicaHamburgPresentsMoreLogo below by Nicolas Caesar: Scary-Art.com------------------------------------------------------------------------Monica Hamburg / MonicaHamburg.com / @Monica.Hamburg on Instagram / @Monica Hamburg on Twitter / Facebook.com/MonicaHamburgPresentsMore

In this Inbound Speaks interview, we chat with Maliha Aqeel about her INBOUND 2020 session on four techniques to boost your creativity. We talk about curiosity, boredom, and the creative process. Watch this interview and learn who should be in the room, why, and the big takeaway from attending.

walī (ولي): a friend, protector, guardian, supporter, helper Wali Collective has officially formed as a safe space | trauma healing | allyship | resources.Instagram: @walicollectiveJoin this NATIONAL collective on allies and survivors with Maliha (New York) and Francesca (Florida) and me Rabhi, over here in California! Together we have formed this space to be more direct resources, deconstructing terms, and equipping allies with resources and techniques to support their friends and family.Introducing these amazing Muslim women! Maliha, a Mental Health Educator at the New York City Department of Public Health transforms community healing. Francesca is a biomedical engineer building health equity from academia directly into communities that need them.Follow me on instagram for techniques & resources on my Instagram: http://instagram.com/rabhi_.fateh

Welcome to the Young Adults Show! The podcast for young adults to share their stories of overcoming adversity and voice their opinions on current events! Today, we are talking with Maliha Abidi a 24-year-old, Pakistani born, full-time medical neuroscience student, and the author and artist of the book “Pakistan for women.” We will cover topics ranging from the lack of representation of celebrated females in Pakistan all the way to mental health issues in the world today. Website: www.vvvici.org Instagram: vici.ny

This week we kicked off the first segment of the pod dedicated to addressing issues that impact women and the non binary community—name pending. This particular episode club members Emma, Gabby, Maliha, Stella, and Aida talk about the current state of reproductive rights in the United States, Joe Biden’s history with reproductive rights and his VP choice, (Which we know by now to be Kamala Harris).

Head of the Science Department at Alpha-Telemed in Berlin, Dr. Maliha Shah's career has spanned from India to the USA to Germany. We caught up with her to discuss her career in Germany, as well as some key learnings for her success.

The story of how Maliha Khan transformed a Facebook group with nearly 8000 members into a registered non-profit.  Listen in to know how she uses this platform to mobilize an entire community towards paying it forward. Do send in your comments or feedback about this episode by tweeting them to @acrosshertable or e-mailing them at feedback@acrosshertable.com or send us a voice message at http://www.anchor.fm/acrosshertable/message Don't forget to follow Across Her Table on Instagram @acrosshertable (https://www.instagram.com/acrosshertable) Music credit:  'Storybook' by Scott Holmes & 'Once Upon a Time" by Audiobinger

Welcome to Ask a YFP CFP®, a new segment of the Your Financial Pharmacist Podcast! On today's show Tim Baker, CFP®, takes this question from Maliha in Dublin, California: Should I use a home equity loan to pay off my student loans? Mentioned on the Show: YFP Planning Refinance Your Student Loans YFP Facebook Group Send in your questions here or to info@yourfinancialpharmacist.com Disclaimer: This podcast is intended for educational purposes and should not be considered financial or investment advice as we do not know all the variables to one's personal situation when answering a question.

We got a mix of everything on this week's episode of New Theory Radio. Host Nav Nanwa welcomes Bianca and Maliha from youth organization STAY WOKE. They were recipients of grant funding through the Access Charity Bright Ideas pitch competition - with the group’s mission being around intersecting social/global issues with creative mediums. The three of them talk about what it means to be woke, while both Bianca and Maliha share a theory on the role youth engagement can play within this current pandemic. Then, Nav digs deep into the New Theory Radio hard drive archives and shares two unreleased interviews/discussions: The first is with Entrepreneur/Dragon's Den TV show personality Manjit Minhas. Manjit is the founder of the Alberta-based Minhas Breweries, and in this interview she share's some advice to entrepreneurs who are thinking about entering an established market/category. The second is a fireside conversation Nav had with electronic music group kLoX. The group consists of NTR alum Gurpreet 'The Tabla Guy' Chana and producer Robert Mason. kLoX can be described as modulated Tabla and electronically processed Violin melodically uniting during a live PA performance. Both Gurpreet and Robert share perspectives on the disruption that takes place when mixing technology in with traditional musical instruments, and why this is the future. Both of these conversations are great for anyone looking to be inspired during these trying times. New Theory Radio theme produced by Dusty Loops (@DustyLoops and www.dustyloops.com)Purchase the LO FI Glory instrumentals now at www.noyzhiphop.bandcamp.com. 100% of the proceeds during the month of April will go to support GTA Food Banks. Follow our Panellists:Nav NanwaTwitter: @nnanwaInstagram: @navnanwa--------------------------------------STAY WOKETwitter & Instagram: @StayWokeEventFor more details on STAY WOKE visit www.staywokeevent.com--------------------------------------Manjit MinhasTwitter: @manjitminhasInstagram: @manjit.minhasGreat article on how Minhas Breweries is producing hand sanitizer in the fight against COVID-19: https://dailyhive.com/calgary/minhas-breweries-distilleries-hand-sanitizer--------------------------------------kLoXTwitter & Instagram: @kloxmusicFor more kLoX music visit: https://klox.bandcamp.com/--------------------------------------New Theory Radio can be heard live on Sundays at 5pm and Mondays at 8pm ONLY on News Talk Sauga 960 am (@Sauga960am) - https://sauga960am.ca

Hi, Kosmos! Lanjutin Genre Talk di Kosmik Ngepod lagi, yuk! Masih bersama dengan Nana, kali ini kita akan membahas komik anak bersama Sherika. Sherika dikenal sebagai komikus untuk komuk anak yang berasal dari Bandung. Sejak tahun 2018 lalu, Sher telah menerbitkan komik-komik indie yang berjudul Catatan Malika dan Maliha yang dirilis di Pasar Komik Bandung dan berhasil meraih penghargaan sebagai Komik Budak Panghadena atau Komik Anak Terbaik di acara tersebut. Jadi, kita bakal mengupas banyak nih tentang genre komik anak bersama Sherika. Di episode ini kita akan membahas bagaimana definisi komik anak yang baik, bagian yang dapat di eksplor, serta aspek dan elemen lain yang penting untuk menggarap komik di genre ini. Yuk, langsung dengarkan podcastnya!

Chris, Jack and Maliha from Panda Packaging talk of plastic pollution, and how a holiday gone wrong led to a business idea. And they answer the following questions:How we can increase reusability of products?Why do our brains struggle with recycling and reusing?How can packaging help increase empathy?

This edition Syraat AL- Mustaqeem, Hana, and Maliha discuss topics of journalism, diversity, and representation in journalism, as well as some of their favourite articles from issue #11

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Imagine this: you are a published author of several books being sold worldwide with a major motion picture being developed for an animated series. Wow, right? Now picture this you wrote and published your first book when you were 9 years old. Oh wow! This week’s guests are Huda and Maliha Ayaz, two sisters who will amaze you with their drive to connect with an audience emotionally. After listening to this #faithGRINDinspire episode, you will be inspired to grind with all the faith in this world. 

On today's episode of Leveling Up, the boys bring on their new pal and Muslim cosplayer Maliha Fairooz to discuss living in Nerd York City and turning her cosplay into a theme that matches her religion. We know here at Leveling Up that we have a number of Muslim listeners and we always want to represent and bring something for everyone. We hope you enjoy!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/LevelingUpBanks)

Air Date: 6/9/2019 Duration: 30 min Guest: Maliha Janjua, - Director of Client Services for Women Aware in New Brunswick.  Women Aware is an organization whose mission is to promote the safety and self-sufficiency of individuals and families affected by domestic violence in Middlesex County.  Maliha discusses their services. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As a young girl, Maliha Zahid knew what she wanted to do – become a doctor. Yet, after becoming a doctor Maliha decided she also wanted to become a scientist and began translating discoveries from the lab to the clinic. And between conducting research and practicing medicine, Maliha finds time for another talent… dancing.

Maliha Abidi is the artist and author of ‘Pakistan For Women: Stories of women who achieved something extraordinary’. Pakistan For Women shares more than 50 real stories of amazing women who belong to Pakistan and have achieved something extraordinary while making a difference. Maliha celebrates women from mountaineers to astrophysicists to educators, and advocates for the idea that if these Pakistani women can achieve their dreams through hard work and dedication, so can every girl reading their stories. Maliha’s story is one of courage and self-belief too. Of growing up in the beauty of Karachi, moving to California as a teenager and then to Britain as a new wife. She offers encouragement to artists everywhere to delight in your creativity.  This conversation was recorded a few days after the massacre at the Mosque's in New Zealand: a poignant aspect of a conversation between two women: one a kiwi and one a Muslim.

On this episode, Crystal speaks with Alignment Coach and Keynote Speaker of the AMR Retreat, Maliha Cox. Maliha speaks about the self mastery and alignment equates to success in life. Registration is open for the first annual Attract, Manifest Repeat Retreat. To reserve your spot, visit www.attractmanifestrepeat.com. Podcast produced by Crews Control Media.

Maliha is one of a kind and completely encompasses Moxie. She is a self-made chef in Mombasa, Kenya and in 2015, was a participant on season one of the reality tv show Royco Fuata Flava. She is also an artisan and cook at Imani Collective, a mother of two daughters and has dreams and aspirations that are inspiring. In this episode, Jenny and Maliha talk about the journey of being a single mother, the grit and perseverance of pursuing dreams and the courage it takes to plan, initiate and dominate every challenge of everyday. This episode is encouraging, uplifting and reminds us all that we can move mountains, we just have to pull a little bit of Moxie out of our back pockets. Mentions: Royco Fuata Flava Gordon Ramsey Chef Maliha Instagram Guinness Book of World Records WhatsApp Number Cooking Lessons - Contact +254 731 095 334

Maliha Salim graduated from New York University in 2007 with a B.A. in Politics, Spanish & Public Policy. Following graduation, she joined the Financial Sales & Analytics Training Program at Bloomberg L.P. During her 11 years at the company, she has held positions across a variety of departments including Analytics, Sales & Product. During her time in Analytics, she managed a team of specialists focusing on the FX & Commodity sector before moving onto Sales to cover the sell-side. In Sales, she was promoted to a manager position in 2016, overseeing a team of relationship managers who looked after some of Bloomberg's key accounts. In 2017, Maliha moved to Product Management, where she oversees development of Bloomberg's instant chat platform.

Guest Maliha Mian Founder GotBoobs.com As a newly divorced single mom, Attorney Maliha Mian discovered a lump in the shower that would change her life. After winning the fight with Breast Cancer Maliha wanted to conquer a problem she discovered during her illness. She found a lot confusing misinformation out there. She has created a community for women and families affected by the diseases a platform that educates its audience on the many types of breast cancer, treatment options, and a community that offers support for those suffering from the disease and those whose loved ones are fighting the battle. Follow Her IG: @inspiration.movement @Malihagopinkgrace www.gotboobs.com Sharing the podcast with your friends is the highest compliment! Share, Subscribe and Review on any of the platforms below.   iTunes, SoundCloud, Google Play, or Stitcher.

To mark M.E awareness week and the forthcoming release of M.E, Myself and I episode 1, the group spoke with Maliha, a 16-year-old, who recently was diagnosed with M.E. In the episode Maliha discusses obstacles faced so far, hopes for the future with treatment and how she became involved with episode 1 of the show.To find out more about the show visit: facebook.co.uk/metapefilmFor more information about M.E:https://www.actionforme.org.ukhttp://www.meassociation.org.ukhttp://www.meresearch.org.ukhttps://www.metrust.org.ukhttp://www.tymestrust.orgRecorded in January 2018.

At IABC World Conference, I interviewed six communicators as part of the Chuck Chats Live interview series with Bananatag. In the third interview, I chatted with Maliha Aqeel. Maliha the current IABC/Toronto president, and the Assistant Director of Brand, Marketing & Communications at EY. Maliha brings over 15 years of award-winning professional expertise in strategic communications. She currently leads and develops brand communication programs and specializes in integrating internal and external communications, promoting thought leadership, and advising senior executives in all areas of strategic communication. I tracked her down at IABC World Conference 2018 and asked her all about the benefits of internal thought leadership and how it can integrate internal and external communications. Listen to the full chat on ICology or watch the video.  Chuck Chats is a partnership with Bananatag. 

In this episode Edward Doherty and Kristen Murfin interview Dr. Maliha Ilias, who is a Program Officer at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease at the National Institutes of Health.

Bill wlecomes memoirist Maliha Masood to the show. Join Bill and Maliha as they talk Pakistan, Memoirs, writing, and much more.

Jay Brown and Patrick Maliha have never been friends. They're still not, but they at least came to some kind of agreement and mutual respect on this, the most awkward episode in What's So Funny? history.

Vancouver Co-op Radio Host Guy MacPherson interviews Patrick Maliha