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Les plus assidu·es d'entre vous reconnaîtront peut-être la voix de mon invitée d'aujourd'hui. Je l'ai reçu il y a deux ans à ce même micro pour parler de Trash Press, une initiative qu'elle avait lancée avec d'autres étudiantes des Beaux-Arts de Montpellier pour contrer la biennale Art Press qui se jouait au MOCO. J'avais alors été touchée par sa détermination mais aussi par sa colère. Ce qui m'avait poussé à m'intéresser plus spécifiquement à son travail. Meryam Benbachir tentait à l'époque déjà d'esquisser des formes qui ne pouvaient pas être récupérées, qui ne la laisseraient pas être tokenisée. J'avais trouvé ses questionnements passionnants et sa capacité à les pousser jusqu'au bout admirable. Depuis, Meryam est devenue membre de Jeunes Critiques d'Art, collectif dont je fais moi-même partie et je crois pouvoir dire que nous sommes devenues amies. Je suis donc ravie de la recevoir une fois de plus à ce micro. Références citées dans l'épisode :
 - "The Case Against 'Tokenism'" de Martin Luther King dans le New York Times d'aout 1962, - Interview de Melha Bedia pour Konbini, - Gaviscon, - Seumboy Vrainom :€ - ThunderCage : Hallal & Queer edition - exposition sauvage curatée par Inès Geoffroy après une invitation de Romain Vicari, - Aïcha Snoussi - Le meilleur système d'Anne-Sarah Huet, - Sarah Netter, - Collectif Jeunes Critiques d'Art. Crédits : Présent.e est un podcast produit, réalisé et diffusé par Camille Bardin. Cet entretien a été enregistré en septembre 2024 à Paris. Réalisation et mixage : Camille Bardin. Générique : David Walters.

There's a reliable indicator of a woman's future likelihood of cardiovascular disease — but it rarely gets asked about, says obstetrician and researcher Meryam Sugulle. She delves into the role of the placenta in pregnancy, how it can predict health outcomes and the single question that should be worked into routine health screenings.

There's a reliable indicator of a woman's future likelihood of cardiovascular disease — but it rarely gets asked about, says obstetrician and researcher Meryam Sugulle. She delves into the role of the placenta in pregnancy, how it can predict health outcomes and the single question that should be worked into routine health screenings.

There's a reliable indicator of a woman's future likelihood of cardiovascular disease — but it rarely gets asked about, says obstetrician and researcher Meryam Sugulle. She delves into the role of the placenta in pregnancy, how it can predict health outcomes and the single question that should be worked into routine health screenings.

"Who Do I Belong To, by Meryam Joobeur, in Competition at the 74th Berlinale, is a compelling drama of sorrow and pain and growth of a mother living in a secluded village in North Tunisia. A visually compelling film. The post “Who do I belong to”, interview with the director Meryam Joobeur appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

"Who Do I Belong To, by Meryam Joobeur, in Competition at the 74th Berlinale, is a compelling drama of sorrow and pain and growth of a mother living in a secluded village in North Tunisia. A visually compelling film. The post “Who do I belong to”, interview with the director Meryam Joobeur appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

"Who Do I Belong To, by Meryam Joobeur, in Competition at the 74th Berlinale, is a compelling drama of sorrow and pain and growth of a mother living in a secluded village in North Tunisia. A visually compelling film. The post “Who do I belong to”, interview with the director Meryam Joobeur appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

"Who Do I Belong To, by Meryam Joobeur, in Competition at the 74th Berlinale, is a compelling drama of sorrow and pain and growth of a mother living in a secluded village in North Tunisia. A visually compelling film. The post “Who do I belong to”, interview with the director Meryam Joobeur appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

"Who Do I Belong To, by Meryam Joobeur, in Competition at the 74th Berlinale, is a compelling drama of sorrow and pain and growth of a mother living in a secluded village in North Tunisia. A visually compelling film. The post “Who do I belong to”, interview with the director Meryam Joobeur appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

"Who Do I Belong To, by Meryam Joobeur, in Competition at the 74th Berlinale, is a compelling drama of sorrow and pain and growth of a mother living in a secluded village in North Tunisia. A visually compelling film. The post “Who do I belong to”, interview with the director Meryam Joobeur appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

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We talked about: Meryam's background The constant evolution of startups How Meryam became interested in LLMs What is an LLM (generative vs non-generative models)? Why LLMs are important Open source models vs API models What TitanML does How fine-tuning a model helps in LLM use cases Fine-tuning generative models How generative models change the landscape of human work How to adjust models over time Vector databases and LLMs How to choose an open source LLM or an API Measuring input data quality Meryam's resource recommendations Links: Website: https://www.titanml.co/ Beta docs: https://titanml.gitbook.io/iris-documentation/overview/guide-to-titanml... Using llama2.0 in TitanML Blog: https://medium.com/@TitanML/the-easiest-way-to-fine-tune-and-inference-llama-2-0-8d8900a57d57 Discord: https://discord.gg/83RmHTjZgf Meryem LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/meryemarik/ Free MLOps course: https://github.com/DataTalksClub/mlops-zoomcamp Join DataTalks.Club: https://datatalks.club/slack.html Our events: https://datatalks.club/events.html

Psychotherapie in einer Fremdsprache ist schwierig: So viel läuft übers Reden und über das Finden der richtigen und wirksamen Worte fürs Seelenleben. Die Bedürfnisse von Menschen mit einer Migrationsgeschichte haben die mit überwältigender Mehrheit deutschsprachigen Beraterinnen und Berater lange außer Acht gelassen. Meryam Schouler-Ocak ist Professorin für interkulturelle Psychiatrie an der Berliner Charité und möchte genau das ändern. Die Oberärztin leitet die psychiatrischen Tagesklinik, das Berliner Bündnis gegen Depression und forscht speziell zur Situation von Geflüchteten und Migrant*innen: damit mentale Gesundheit wirklich für alle erreichbar ist. Wiederholung vom 26.3.2023

Today's podcast episode delves into the captivating world of singer-songwriter Meryam Saci. Meryam's music transcends genres, blending R&B, soul, and jazz into a mesmerizing tapestry. Join us as we explore the stories behind her fearless artistry, the personal journey that fuels her music, and more!

En Luz de Sefarad azemos musafires a los oyentes para kompartir la poesía kontemporánea sefardí, uno de los djéneros aktuales más kreativos en el mundo por entero. Komo siempre ofresemos enshemplos de autores, en este kavso eskojimos la poesía de la presona de la kuala mos ambezimos la lingua sefardí, de modo oral en muestra famyia "La avuela Meryam", de la autoría de Matilda Gini Barnatán, piano Darío Meta.Kante kontemporáneo "La Novia", de la autoría i interpretasión de Viviana Rajel Barnatán.Escuchar audio

Prof. Meryam Schouler-Ocak ist leitende Oberärztin der psychiatrischen Institutsambulanz in der Psychiatrischen Universitätsklinik an der Charité im St. Hedwig-Krankenhaus Berlin und Leiterin des Forschungsbereichs interkulturelle Migrations- und Versorgungsforschung. Frank und Victoria sprechen mit Meryam über transgenerationale Traumata und Mental Health Tabus bei Familien mit Migrationsgeschichte. Über Behördengänge mit den Eltern, wie Rassismus und Diskriminierung psychische Erkrankungen auslösen kann und wie sie schon in jungen Jahren die Bedeutung von interkultureller Psychotherapie erkannte.

Psychotherapie in einer Fremdsprache ist schwierig: So viel läuft übers Reden und über das Finden der richtigen und wirksamen Worte fürs Seelenleben. Die Bedürfnisse von Menschen mit einer Migrationsgeschichte haben die mit überwältigender Mehrheit deutschsprachigen Beraterinnen und Berater lange außer Acht gelassen. Meryam Schouler-Ocak ist Professorin für interkulturelle Psychiatrie an der Berliner Charité und möchte genau das ändern. Die Oberärztin leitet die psychiatrischen Tagesklinik im St. Hedwigkrankenhaus, das Berliner Bündnis gegen Depression und forscht speziell zur Situation von Geflüchteten und Migrant*innen, damit mentale Gesundheit wirklich für alle erreichbar ist.

Dans cet épisode j'ai souhaité mettre en avant une initiative qui a vu le jour il y a quelques mois au Beaux Arts de Montpellier. Cette initiative elle s'appelle Trashpress et elle réunit des étudiants et des étudiantes qui ont souhaité contester l'existence de la biennale Art Press… Pour celles et ceux qui n'auraient pas suivi, Art Press c'est sans doute la plus grosse revue spécialisée en art contemporain en France. Elle a été fondée au début des années 1970 par Catherine Millet qui est encore aujourd'hui sa rédactrice en chef. Énormément de colère se cristallise autour de la figure de cette femme et de la revue Artpress car depuis le début du mouvement MeToo, Catherine Millet a beaucoup pris la parole et s'est positionnée comme l'une des figures d'opposition aux luttes féministes et intersectionnelles en France. Pour vous donner quelques exemples : seulement quelques mois après le début du mouvement MeToo elle signe notamment la tribune sur le droit à être importunée au côté d'autres personnalités comme Catherine Deneuve. Et l'année dernière en 2021, au moment des révélations concernant Claude Lévèque qui est accusé de pédocriminalité, ArtPress diffuse une tribune signée par une poignée de personnalités du monde de l'art et de la culture qui apportent leur soutien à l'artiste. Cette tribune elle ne passe pas auprès d'un grand nombre de contributeur·ices de la revue qui se fendent quelques jours plus tard d'une contre tribune pour se désolidariser du média et apporter leur soutien aux personnes ayant été victimes de Claude Lévèque. Aujourd'hui, Art Press c'est le symbole de ce monde de l'art réactionnaire qui soutient la division de l'homme et de l'artiste et lutte contre les mouvements féministes et décoloniaux. Alors quand le MOCO annonce qu'il accueillera la deuxième édition de la biennale « Après l'école » organisée par la revue, ça coince. Les Beaux Arts d'Annecy, de Grenoble, de Toulouse et de Lyon décident de boycotter l'évènement et de nombreux artistes refusent d'exposer leur travail dans le cadre de cet événement. En réponse à cela, trois étudiantes du MOCO crée Trashpress. Une manière pour elles de soutenir les artistes refusant.es et de signifier qu'aujourd'hui, la voix des étudiantes et des artistes émergent.es compte et qu'iels sont agissantes. C'est pour parler de leur initiative et en soutien à celle-ci que j'ai décidé de les recevoir dans le quarantième épisode de PRÉSENT.E. Je suis donc ravie d'accueillir Meryam, en 4e année au Moco et Émeline et Anouk qui sont en 5eme année là bas. Crédits : Présent.e est un podcast produit, réalisé et diffusé par Camille Bardin. Cet entretien a été enregistré le 2 octobre 2022 entre Paris et Montpellier. Réalisation et mixage : Camille Bardin. Générique : David Walters.

Margot Webb hasn't forgotten what happened to her family more than 80 years ago in Nazi Germany. The sacrifices made to save her and her mother. The heartlessness of former friends. The brutality of SS officers. Webb's book, "Tears in the Eyes of My Enemy," follows a slightly fictionalized version of herself – Meryam – as she returns to her childhood homes in Arnstadt and Halle, Germany, and the unlikely friendships she builds with descendants of her former tormentors. In this episode, B'nai B'rith CEO Dan Mariaschin speaks with Webb about "Tears in the Eyes of My Enemy," her journey back to the places she once called home and her efforts making sure others don't forget the cruelty she witnessed – and experienced. Thanks for checking us out! Subscribe to the B'nai B'rith podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you listen. And be sure to follow us: Twitter: https://twitter.com/BnaiBrith Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bnaibrithinternational/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bnaibrith/

Ofrecemos compartir una parte de la historia de los sefardíes a través de poesía sefardí contemporánea en dos ejemplos poéticos de la autoría de Matilda Gini Barnatán: "El padre" y "La avuela Meryam", música de acompañamiento al piano, Darío Meta. El personaje familiar Meryam Codron, que inspiró esta poesía es la abuela de Matilda, que conservó y transmitió la lengua judeo-española, así como los dichos, refranes y kantes de la cultura sefardí que atesoraba desde Sefarad (España) y que ahora son transmitidos a las futuras generaciones. Canción tradicional "La Serena" kante transmitido por tradición oral por Meryam Codron, abuela de Matilda, interpretado por Viviana Rajel Barnatán.- Escuchar audio

Il y a un mois, la revue médicale britannique The Lancet a publié un rapport concernant les fausses couches dans le monde. Et ce rapport, il a pointé du doigt le fait que les grossesses arrêtées, notamment celles qui s’interrompent de manière précoce, sont extrêmement nombreuses. Selon ce rapport, 15% des grossesses dans le monde se terminent par une fausse couche. Un autre chiffre est par ailleurs largement relayé dans les médias francophones depuis plusieurs années : 1 femme sur 4 ou sur 5 connaîtrait cette épreuve de la grossesse arrêtée. Si les statistiques fluctuent, il faut surtout retenir que la fausse couche est une réalité fréquente pour celles qui se lancent dans l'aventure de maternité. Mais si les grossesses arrêtées sont loin d'être rares, pourquoi sommes nous si peu informé·e·s et sensibilisé·e·s à cette question ? Pour ce nouvel entretien, Meryam, gynécologue dans un hôpital parisien, a accepté de répondre à mes questions pour tenter d'y voir plus clair. Alors une fausse couche, qu’est-ce que c’est ? Quelles sont les prises en charge possibles ? Quelle est la différence entre une fausse couche dite précoce et une fausse couche tardive ? D’ailleurs, une grossesse qui s’arrête au début du second trimestre, est-ce forcément une fausse couche ? Je vous souhaite une bonne écoute !Sources et références complémentaires :Si vous souhaitez en savoir plus sur les grossesses arrêtées, je vous conseille vivement les illustrations de Mathilde Lemiesle, regroupées sous le titre "Mes presque riens" sur son blog ou sur Instagram. Rendez-vous sur le compte Instagram du podcast pour continuer de lever le voile sur le deuil périnatal.Crédit photo : DRCréation, réalisation et montage : Sophie de ChivréLes magnifiques morceaux qui illustrent cet épisode sont les créations du groupe caennais Portier Dean et sont extraits de leur album "Ancient Majesty". "Intro" / "The Pool" (version instrumentale inédite) / "Pythia"© 2018 Portier Dean Productions / Collectif Toujours. Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

In this instalment of the Climate Risk Podcast we address two pressing questions facing asset managers and explore their implications for the financial sector more broadly. The first question is a fundamental one: what is the appropriate role for asset owners and asset managers in relation to climate change? How do these roles relate to one another and how far reaching are their obligations?  The second is an equally pressing question for the sector: engagement or divestment? When is it right to deploy one approach over the other? How impactful are these strategies and how can we navigate some of the unintended consequences? This episode covers: The role of asset owners and asset managers Engagement vs Divestment – what do these two approaches entail and is it really an either/or situation? The shift in momentum ahead of COP26 – a closer look at net-zero commitments   If you have any questions, thoughts or feedback regarding this podcast series, we would love to hear from you. Please email us at: climateriskpodcast@garp.com For more information, visit GARP’s Climate Resources Hub - https://climate.garp.org/   ------------------   Meryam Omi - Head of Sustainability and Responsible Investment Strategy at LGIM Since joining LGIM in 2008, Meryam has been instrumental in establishing its engagement programme on key sustainability topics. She also led the launch of funds in the pioneering Future World range, as well as the Climate Impact Pledge, which is LGIM’s commitment to engage and act on climate change. In her current role, Meryam is responsible for integrating environmental, social and governance (ESG) aspects into the investment process at LGIM and for creating responsible investment product solutions.

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In this episode, Ryan and Nashwa sit down with Meryam Haddad to discuss left politics in the Green Party and beyond. *Please note that this episode was recorded before Annamie Paul was declared party leader.* The duo ask Meryam about campaigning during a pandemic, her own politics, and the thirst young people have for left politics in Canada. Additional topics explored in this episode include Indigenous Sovereignty, defunding the police, and socialism in the larger Canadian landscape. Guest Information:Guest of the week: Meryam HaddadMeryam Haddad was a candidate in the recent election for the leadership position of the Green Party of Canada. She ran on an eco-socialist platform, highlighting an inextricable link between social justice and climate change.Meryam became an immigration lawyer in 2013 and regularly takes on pro-bono work to help new-arrivals in difficult situations. Since beginning her practice, she has helped hundreds of families, many of them refugees, to make Canada their new home.She is fluent in Arabic and has represented many new Canadians, including asylum seekers from the Middle East and North Africa. Meryam is most noted for representing many Yemeni, Syrian and Palestinian refugees. She has also helped a number of 2LGBTQI+ refugees escape persecution. Merym is also on the board of AGIR, an organisation that helps new LGBTQI+ arrivals. She is a proud member of Quebec Solidaire and Projet Montréal.You can find Meryam on Twitter @MeryamHd2020Additional Resources:Meryam, Nashwa and Ryan discuss Land Back and the Yellowhead Institute's Red Paper on Land Back. You can find the paper here: https://redpaper.yellowheadinstitute.org/.Production Credits:Hosted by Nashwa Lina Khan and Ryan Deshpande Music by Johnny Zapras and postXamericaArt for Habibti Please by postXamericaProduction by Nashwa Lina Khan and Johnny ZaprasProduction Assistance by Raymond KhananoSocial Media & Support:Follow us on Twitter @habibtipleaseSupport us on PatreonSubscribe to us on Substack This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit habibtiplease.substack.com/subscribe

The DSC endorsed Green Party Leadership candidate Meryam Haddad because we believe she represents a movement for change and stands for voices demanding solutions to the problems that face Canada. Last night, the Green Party establishment expelled her from the race for “bringing the party into disrepute” just days before voting is set to begin. This is an affront to democracy and everything a party that claims to be built on grassroots stands for. It is in direct opposition to millions of Canadian voices calling for needed change. Meryam now has 48 hours to appeal. Let’s make our voices loud and let the party know that the watermelon revolution won’t be silenced. Support this podcast

We catch up with DSC member & Endorsed candidate in the Green Party of Canada Leadership Election, Meryam Haddad before voting starts on September 26th about her campaign and her vision for a Green Party that is a voice of the people. If the left wants to overcome the growing threat of proto-fascism in Canada, and win, we need to present an alternative that speaks to struggling Canadians. We look at how to fundamentally change our society through policy and vision. Courtney Pyrke, DSC endorsed candidate in the New Brunswick election, pops by to fill us in on their race, campaigning in COVID, and the power grab by Blaine Higgs and his billionaire supporters. Support this podcast

Meryam Haddad, leadership candidate for the Green Party of Canada, joins Team Advantage to discuss ecosocialism, decarbonization and energy transition, and her positive vision for workers while avoiding ecological catastrophe. Check out Meryam's campaign at meryam2020.ca. For information on the GPC Leadership Contest, visit greenparty.ca/en/leadership-contest.

Oats for Breakfast interviews Meryam Haddad, a socialist candidate in the Green Party of Canada's leadership race. We chat about Meryam's platform, why she calls herself a socialist, how she intends to win over voters to the Green Party, and more. Find our more about Meryam's candidacy on her campaign website: https://www.meryam2020.ca Support Oats for Breakfast by becoming a patron: https://www.patreon.com/oatsforbreakfast

Today on the show we have Green party leadership candidate Meryam Haddad to talk about her campaign to turn the Green Party of Canada socialist, the Canadian Green New Deal, defunding the police and much more.

This week I'm joined by Green Party leadership candidate Meryam Haddad to talk about her vision for the Party, how capitalism and sustainability are diametrically opposed, overcoming the political generational divide, why we need stand up for Palestinian human rights no matter how controversial it might be and more. support the show on Patreon: http://patreon/com/49thParahell merch: https://www.teepublic.com/stores/official49thparahell?ref_id=12242  

N'oubliez pas de devenir membre ! Vous devez devenir membre avant le 3 septembre 2020 pour pouvoir voter pour le nouveau chef.Un gros merci à JP et Lisa de Pop Up Podcasting !

Don’t forget to become a member! You must join by Sept. 3, 2020 to be eligible to vote for the new leader.A huge thank you to JP and Lisa from Pop Up Podcasting!

In this episode of the Victim to Victory series, I sit down with Meryam to discuss her healing process with Heather Ferri and where she's at currently from a mental, emotional and physical standpoint. It's been quite a journey for her and her family as she finally faces longstanding generational trauma. Heather joins us during the second half of the interview to give her perspective on what the overall healing experience entailed. Thank you for taking the time out to listen to this episode. Enjoy!

As an out and proud immigration lawyer from Syria, Meryam helped her LGBTQ+ clients from parts of the Middle East come to Canada and escape the very real danger of persecution.  She's now on a mission to fight for all marginalized Canadians rights and freedoms.   If you'd like to support the show and gain access to even more content for $3/month, visit patreon.com/outpodcast OUT Instagram: @out_podcast

Welcome Back to another episode of the Cross Border Interview Podcast. If you don’t know by now, my name is Christopher Brown and I’ll be your host. Since the launch of the podcast I’ve been asked the same thing, why do you do this podcast? And I give everyone the same answer. This podcast is about talking to people in an intimate setting and just having a discussion. Today we find ourselves often becoming keyboard warriors and have forgotten the lost art of the conversation. So with that in mid 2019 I started this podcast to achieve one goal, get people to have conversations again. With no notes, no prepared questions I sit down with subjects to learn about them, from them. Today we continue with our special series of episodes with the Green Party of Canada Leadership Candidates. Today I sit down with Meryam Haddad Meryam and I talk about her duty to serve, what socialism means to her, her vision for Canada and why she got into the leadership election for the Green Party of Canada. So here now is Cross Border Interviews Ft. Meryam Haddad Learn More about Meryam at: https://www.meryam2020.ca/ Join the Green Party and Vote in the Leadership Election at: https://www.greenparty.ca/en/civicrm/contribute/transact?id=109&source=LC20.W.GENERIC Follow Us: Instagram: www.instagram.com/crossborderpodcast/ Twitter: twitter.com/CrossBorderPod Facebook: www.facebook.com/CrossBorderInterviewPodcast/ Website: www.crossborderinterviews.ca/ Cross Border Interviews is owned by Miranda, Brown & Associates Inc.

Recent events in the House of Commons show that Leader Singh has courage, MP Therrien is racist, and we have a long way to go in our society. New reports from the Parliamentary Budget Office and polling from Abacus Data show that Canadians are very concerned about wealth inequality - and they should be. Then we're joined by guest, Meryam Haddad, candidate for the Leadership of the Green Party of Canada. We talk about the need for the Green Party to embrace socialist principals, and what the GPC would look like under Leader Haddad, a Green New Deal, and a new path forward. Support this podcast

We spoke with Green Party candidate Meryam Haddad on the environment, social change, and hope.

Mohamed is a hardened shepherd living in rural Tunisia with his wife and two sons. Mohamed is deeply shaken when his oldest son Malik returns home after a long journey with a mysterious new wife. tension between father and son rises over three days until reaching a breaking point. Director’s Biography: Tunisian-American writer/director Meryam Joobeur is a graduate of Mel Hoppenheim School of Cinema in Montréal. She is currently developing three feature films including the feature version of BROTHERHOOD and has participated in the Berlinale Talent Lab (2016) TiFF Talent Lab (2016) and the Rawi Screenwriter’s Lab (2016). ** 2020 Academy Award nominee for Best Live Action Short

With a new year and a new decade upon us, I sat down with Meryam Demnati, an Amazigh activitist, to chat about a little-known New Year celebrated… Read more "Why Morocco 029 – Meryam Demnati on Amazigh culture in Morocco"

I Megafonholder giver Anne Hegelund ordet til jyske aktivister, der ellers ikke bliver hørt nok. Dette afsnit følger op på snakken i sidste afsnit til Talk Town. Anne rækker megafonen til Signe fra Ikke én mere, som var medvært sidst. Til en snak om kønnet vold, mikroaggressioner og "Tag byen tilbage". Hun hiver også et par guldkorn fra Ilhaam fra De Blå Stjerner, Meryam fra Kvinder i Dialog og Maia fra LGBT-rådgivningen ind. Så man ikke går glip af noget, hvis man ikke var med live sidste gang.

I Megafonholder giver Anne Hegelund ordet til jyske aktivister, der ellers ikke bliver hørt nok. Dette afsnit er optaget ved Talk Town i Århus, hvor Anne rækker megafonen til Ilhaam fra De Blå Stjerner, Meryam fra Kvinder i Dialog og Maja fra LGBT-rådgivningen. Med Signe fra Ikke én mere, som medvært. Til en snak om vold, intersektionalitet og solidaritet, men også repræsentation, følelsesmæssigt arbejde og minoritetsstress.

Hur är det att växa upp i en segregerad förort? Och att gå i skolan där? Meryam, med smeknamnet Mimmi, berättar om hennes upplevelser av att växa upp i Jordbro har betytt för henne. Svårigheter och sammanhållning. Kriminalitet och missbruk. Identitet och hur skolan kan vara kittet i en segregerat miljöprogram.  Jordbro byggdes på 60-talet och när Jordbromalmsskolan lades ner hade nära på 100% av eleverna en annan etnisk bakgrund än helt svensk.  Lyssna på Mimmis upplevelser.

  The green elephant in the room: there’s a lot of conversation in the market about investing responsibly – including integrating environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors – but there’s also a lot of confusion. For many investors it’s often seen in quite binary terms, everything or nothing! Part of the fact is that it’s not easy to pin down a specific definition. From ethical to impact to ESG considerations, Meryam discusses the broad spectrum of responsible investing and how we might be able to understand the many different shades of green. Meryam Omi, Head of Sustainability and Responsible Investment Strategy Simon Chinnery, Head of DC Client Solutions Read Meryam’s most recent article on why now is the time to talk climate solutions here: https://futureworldblog.lgim.com/categories/themes/now-is-the-time-to-talk-climate-solutions/?cid=lgimtalks  We want to hear from you! Email us at mark.chappel@lgim.com with your thoughts on the podcast and any suggestions of the types of content you’d like to see covered. This podcast is intended for investment professionals, and shouldn’t be shared with a non-professional audience. This podcast should not be taken as an invitation to deal in Legal & General investments. Any views expressed during this recording belong to the individuals and are based on market conditions at the time of recording, and do not reflect the views of Legal & General Investment Management. Legal & General Investment Management is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. Legal & General Investment Management, One Coleman Street, London, EC2R 5AA. Register in England no. 2091894. All rights reserved. No part of this audio may be reproduced in whole or in part without the prior written consent of Legal & General Investment Management.

Dankzij de toejuiching van twee rolmodellen (haar moeder en haar zus), nam Meryam Bozia de stap om twee studies te volgen. Inmiddels is zij in het bezit van de master Tandheelkunde en de master Gezondheidsrecht. Naast deze mooie prestatie is Meryam aan het promoveren! Inmiddels is Bozia ook een moeder, waardoor zij er een druk leven op nahoudt. Meryam reflecteert op haar studententijd, vertelt hoe zij haar twee studies heeft afgerond, met welke obstakels zij te maken heeft gehad en hoe zij hiermee omging. Verschillende onderwerpen zijn besproken zoals: netwerken, nevenactiviteiten, diversiteit en de (religieuze) identiteit. Hosts: Brahim Karag & Asmae Chahboun

Meryam Bukhari talks about how technology will potentially impact the workplace and society in the future.

Meryams pappa slår henne för sista gången. Hon är fjorton år gammal och har för första gången berättat för sin vän att hon får stryk av sin pappa. I denna specialpodcast hör du hela hennes berättelse, om att möta sin egen pappa i rättssalen och hur hon sedan i hans frånvaro började utföra våld mot sig själv.

I rättssalen ser Meryam honom för första gången sen han häktades hon ska vittna mot sin egen pappa. Men Meryam är inte rädd utan snarare mallig. Han har slagit henne för sista gången. BRIS Rädda Barnen Reporter: Shang Imam

Med en klump i magen går Meryam hemåt. Hennes pappa är arg. När hon kommer hem slår han henne i ansiktet så att hon faller bakåt, rakt på sin lillasyster. Det här är sista gången han slår henne. BRIS Vårdguiden Rädda Barnen Reporter: Shang Imam

Revenge Porn and Cyber Abuse roundtable discussion with Bekah Wells (Revenge Porn Victims Advocate and Owner of WomenAgainstrevengePorn.com), Hollie Toups (a Victim of Revenge Porn) and her legal representation assisting Hollie in her claim, Beaumont, Texas-based attorney John S. Morgan. Houston attorney David Altenbern talks about his multi-million dollar revenge porn lawsuit representing Meryam Ali, a Texas woman suing Facebook to pay her 123 million dollars.