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Monica L. Miller joins us all this week to discuss her groundbreaking exhibition ⁠Superfine: Tailoring Black Style⁠, which celebrates over 300 years of Black style through the lens of dandyism. On view now at the Costume Institute at the Metropolitan Museum of Art until October 26th, 2025. Further learning: ⁠Monica's tour of the exhibit tour⁠ ⁠Superfine catalog⁠ ⁠Slaves to Fashion⁠ book Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Monica L. Miller joins us all this week to discuss her groundbreaking exhibition Superfine: Tailoring Black Style, which celebrates over 300 years of Black style through the lens of dandyism. On view now at the Costume Institute at the Metropolitan Museum of Art until October 26th, 2025. Further learning: Monica's tour of the exhibit tour Superfine catalog Slaves to Fashion book Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This episode takes a look at the vibrant and evocative members of La SAPE, the Society of Ambiance-Makers and Elegant People, or the Sapeurs. Set against the backdrop of Congo's colonial past and post-independence struggles, clothing is about much more than just being fashionable. For the Sapeur, fine tailoring, luxe fabrics, and bold patterns are expressions of identity, resistance, and pride. From the streets of Brazzaville and Kinshasa to the global stage, join us as we discuss how these impeccably dressed individuals challenge the legacy of colonialism, reclaim dignity, and redefine masculinity through the power of dress.If you have any requests, questions, or simply feel like saying hello, we're friendly and Mr. B, our Executive Paw-ducer, is a purr-fect angel)! Please drop us a line at historyunhemmedpodcast@gmail.com.You can also find us on social media:Instagram: @history_unhemmedFacebook: https://m.facebook.com/people/History-Unhemmed/100084597553601/THANK YOU!RESOURCES:Ali, Mona M. “The Incredible Fashion of the Ladies and Gentlemen of the Congo.” Vogue Scandinavia, September 20, 2021. Aris, Gisele. The Power and Politics of Dress in Africa. Final project paper, University of Pennsylvania, 2007. Undergraduate Humanities Forum Mellon Research Fellow, Penn Humanities Forum on Travel.Callsen, Barbara. "Fashion and Migration: On the Construction of Masculinities in the Sape Movement Between the Congo and France." In Masculinities and Migration in Latinx and Francophone Literatures and Cultures, edited by Brendan P. Bisbey and Adriana Herrera Fuentes. Cham: Palgrave Macmillan, 2025. Guinness. Meet Congo's Sapeurs. YouTube video, 2:02. January 17, 2014. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iuGaRCPDl1c&t=50s.Hochschild, Adam. King Leopold's Ghost. New York: Mariner, 2020.Jorgensen, K.E. “Sapologie: Performing Postcolonial Identity in the Democratic Repuplic of Congo”. Toronto, Ontario : Master of Arts Contemporary Art, Design and New Media Histories, 2014.Lewis, Shantrelle P. Dandy Lion: The Black Dandy and Street Style. New York: Aperture, 2017. Miller, Monica L. 2009. Slaves to Fashion: Black Dandyism and the Styling of Black Diasporic Identity. Durham: Duke University Press.Porbeni, Beatrice. “The Congolese Dandies – A Piece of History.” Guardian Life, August 20, 2017. Tamagni, Daniele. Sapeurs: The Gentlemen of Bacongo. London: Trolley Books, 2009.Vainshtein, Olga. “13. Dandyism Revisited: From the English Gent to the Sapeur.” In Fashionable Masculinities: Queers, Pimp Daddies, and Lumbersexuals, edited by Vicki Karaminas, Adam Geczy, and Pamela Church Gibson, 177–191. Ithaca, NY: Rutgers University Press, 2022. Zaidi, Tariq. Sapeurs: Ladies and Gentlemen of the Congo. Heidelberg: Kehrer Verlag, 2020.

In this episode of "Research Ethics Reimagined," we explore community-engaged research and its role in advancing health equity, particularly in cancer care. Our guest is Monica L. Albertie, Director of Research Operations for Community Outreach and Engagement at the Mayo Clinic Comprehensive Cancer Center. She provides operational leadership for cancer-focused community outreach and community-engaged research aimed at reducing the cancer burden. In addition to her leadership role, Monica also serves as an Assistant Professor of Health Care Administration at the Mayo Clinic College of Medicine and Science. 

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I Ledarskapssnack denna gång pratar vi om feedback! Ett ämne som verkligen är viktigt på så många sätt, både på jobbet och privat - i alla relationer och som berör oss alla! Eva har som vanligt bjudit in en av sina stamgäster och denna gång är det Monica Längbo HR Direktör på Axfood, för att djupdyka i ämnet. Häng med oss i ett samtal där vi delar våra tankar, tips och erfarenheter om feedback. Dessutom i slutet av podden som alltid i ledarskapssnack, svarar vi också på en lyssnarfråga.Tack för att du lyssnar och följer Karriärpodden och Women for LeadersProgramledare: Eva Ekedahl, Kontakt eva@womenforleaders.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Monica began to get amazing signs (all dimes) after her father passed. Monica L. Morrissey is author of Dimes From Heaven, More Dimes From Heaven and Once Upon a Dime. She is also owner of Intuitive Wellness, where it is all about "soul-care." She is a professor at Southern New Hampshire University where she teaches teachers who are working on their Master's degree in Curriculum and Assessment. She was an elementary school teacher for 24 years.  She taught middle school math for three years and and then was aCurriculum Director for five years (so she is logical!). Monica has been an educator for over thirty years. Her experience teaching others helped her gain the knowledge she would need for the unexpected career change; becoming an author. At the age of fifty, she published her inspiring Dimes from Heaven, How Coins and Coincidences Helped Me Discover My Life as an Empath book to help others understand our connection to loved ones who are in the spirit world and how our thoughts affect our health. Following her intuition like never before, she began sharing stories about synchronistic events revealing that our souls never die. As an empath and natural-born teacher, her faith is guiding her to help people experience life and death in a whole new way.  Monica was careful to leave spirituality out of the classroom. Since the tragic death of her nephew in 2008, she secretly began reading and studying about mediums, death, grief, and how our body (and life) are affected by our thoughts. She now has a better knowledge about the afterlife to share with others. Her retirement from the public school system allowed her to follow her true passion; helping people who want to learn more about everlasting life and who want to live healthier and happier lives. Monica is a Reiki Master and Instructor, Intuitive Card Reader, Past Life Regression practitioner, and loves to analyze dreams. At her business, Intuitive Wellness, Monica is dedicated to helping clients with soul-care. When she started writing her stories  she knew they were powerful and they would and will continue to help readers experiencing loss. She wants everyone to be able to experience this feeling.Dimes from Heaven  was a finalist for the International Indie Book Awards in the category of death and dying and was an Amazon #1 Top New Release in Supernaturalism.Monica knows how powerful these stories of coincidences are from another dimension. Dimes are her signature sign from heaven and people love listening to her stories. The synchronicities reveal a soul's life is eternal. Each of her books gives us the tools to open the door to heaven so we are able to feel the deep love for those no longer with us. Follow Monica L. Morrissey Website | Amazon | Facebook | Instagram Full Notes for: Signs and Dimes from The Other Side with Author of Dimes from Heaven, Monica L. Morrissey Get: WTF Just Happened?!: ⁠A sciencey skeptic explores grief, healing, and evidence of an afterlife⁠ In this episode: - Dimes and coins meant something to Monica's dad, especially the Liberty Dimes. - After he passed away, he began to send her dimes - She wrote books to share these signs and help others know they can get signs too - She is an empath and shares how she realized she was - Writing helped her cope with physical pain - How did dimes become a sign - What was the first sign she got - She was greatly impacted by her nephew's passing ] - She discovered Brian Weiss and past life regressions - She does Reiki - She had an intense Reiki experience which helped heal her back - How does she know what to do and what does it feel like when she does healings - She has seen healing when she gave past-life regressions - She also does dream analysis - How can one tell when it is the subconscious mind in a dream versus a dream visitation - She is fascinated by how brains work and more... Book | ⁠⁠⁠⁠Website ⁠ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/wtfjusthappened/support

Ett nytt avsnitt av Karriärpodden Ledarskapssnack är här! Inte vilket avsnitt som helst utan ett avsnitt som helt tillägnas att prata om MENTORSKAP!Eva Ekedahl har bjudit in en av sina stamgäster, förmodligen en av Sveriges bästa mentorer - Monica Längbo, HR Direktör på Axfood för att djupdyka i ämnet. Häng med oss i ett samtal laddat med inspiration om mentorskap.Avsnittet görs i samband med lanseringen av den nya digitala plattformen SIGNE - mentorsmatchningsplattformen som är skapad av kvinnor för kvinnor. Tack för att du lyssnar och följer Karriärpodden och Women for LeadersProgramledare: Eva Ekedahl, Kontakt eva@womenforleaders.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Notre émission la plus régulièrement régulière est de retour. Apprêtez-vos oreilles pour un bon moment en notre compagnie avec ce nouveau numéro du Front Page, l'émission qui décortique l'actualité du monde des comics et de leurs adaptations. Avec le retour prochain des beaux jours, les news sont toujours nombreuses et croustillantes à décortiquer, alors on prend nos micros et on se plie à l'exercice avec joie !   De l'actualité comics en veux-tu en voilà  Comme à notre habitude, nous privilégions la partie comics afin de mettre d'abord la bande dessinée en avant, puisque c'est bien le secteur qui nous intéresse, mais les adaptations n'étaient pas en reste pour cette émission ! Si vous appréciez notre travail, vous pouvez réagir sur le site du podcast, partager les émissions mais aussi nous soutenir via Tipeee. Très bonne écoute et à bientôt pour le prochain podcast !   Le Programme  COMICS - 01:15  Simone Di Meo annoncé pour le Paris Fan Festival 2023  Une édition luxueuse pour Hoka Hey! Aux éditions i   Les éditions Dynamite annoncent un label Kinky dédié aux comics érotiques  Daniel Clowes revient avec un nouveau roman graphique, Monica  L'autobiographie en BD de Bendis Fortune & Glory revient via Substack  De nouveaux relaunches pour The Flash et Wonder Woman  Incredible Hulk relancée par Phillip Kennedy Johnson et Nic Klein  TV - 38:55  The Good Asian adaptée en série TV par Atomic Monster  Un premier teaser vidéo pour American Born Chinese  Un showrunner pour la série Zorro de Disney+  John Berntal de retour en Punisher pour Daredevil (mais pas tout le monde)  Amazon récupère la diffusion de Batman : Caped Crusader  CINEMA - 1:09:10  Un nouvel oscar pour Ruth E. Carter avec BP : Wakanda Forever  Un premier trailer pour le film animé Tortues Ninja : Mutant Mayhem !    Soutenez First Print - Podcast Comics de Référence sur Tipeee

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Äntligen premiär för Karriärpodden - Ledarskapssnack! I Karriärpoddens nya serie kommer ni att få lyssna till ett nytt format som skiljer sig från de intervjuer Karriärpodden har haft sedan start. Eva kommer, tillsammans med några erfarna och intressanta återkommande röster, diskutera kring viktiga nycklar inom ledarskap och karriär. Nycklar som både utgår från det personliga perspektivet, men även yttre faktorer i samhället. Inte nog med det - kommer ni lyssnare att få chansen att ställa och få svar på era frågor i slutet av varje avsnitt. I första avsnittet av Karriärpodden Ledarskapssnack, samtalar Eva med Monica Längbo, HR-direktör på Axfood och ämnet de kommer att kickstarta med är något som passar så bra så här i början på året när många planer upprättas och tankar om framtiden - nämligen Utveckling och lärande! Tack för att du lyssnar och följer Karriärpodden och Women for LeadersProgramledare: Eva Ekedahl, Kontakt eva@womenforleaders.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Det är säsongsavslutning på sommarverandan med Eva och Monica! Hösten närmar sig, vilket betyder att många tar sig an nya utmaningar i arbetslivet och både får och blir nya medarbetare. Hur ska man som ledare ge sina nya medarbetare rätt förutsättningar för att trivas? Vad ska nya ledare tänka på under den första tiden på arbetsplatsen? Det samtalas om tillhörighetsfasen, om psykologisk trygghet och fler intressanta tankar i det fjärde och sista avsnittet av Karriärpoddens sommarserie på verandan. Där Eva Ekedahl bjuder in sin vän Monica Längbo som är HR-Direktör på Axfood - men även en av de viktiga CO-designerna och mentorerna i Women for Leaders. Trevlig lyssning!Tack för att du lyssnar och följer Karriärpodden och Women for LeadersProgramledare: Eva Ekedahl, Kontakt eva@womenforleaders.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Eva och Monica är tillbaka på sommarverandan i ett tredje kort avsnitt av serien som sänds under sommaren. Ett nytt viktigt ämne har dykt upp bland frågorna som ställts av Women for leaders community. Vad säger man som ledare till sin medarbetare som är i behov av återhämtning utan att ta udden av kreativiteten? Vad kan det ge för positiva effekter att ge tankarna utrymme och att bara sitta och tomglo? Häng med i detta avsnitt på sommarverandan där Eva Ekedahl bjuder in sin vän Monica Längbo som är HR-Direktör på Axfood - men även en av de viktiga CO-designerna och mentorerna i Women for Leaders. Tack för att du lyssnar och följer Karriärpodden och Women for LeadersProgramledare: Eva Ekedahl, Kontakt eva@womenforleaders.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Det har blivit dags för ännu ett samtal på sommarverandan där Eva Ekedahl bjudit in sin vän Monica Längbo, HR-Direktör på Axfood - men även CO-designer och Mentor i Women for Leaders. Det här är det andra samtalet i miniserien som sänds under sommaren, där Eva och Monica tar sig an en viktig frågeställning som ställts från Women for Leaders community. Vad betyder egentligen att snälltolka? Varför bör vi bli mer nyfikna på våra medarbetares perspektiv? Många viktiga tankar flödar i det andra avsnittet på sommarverandan.Tack för att du lyssnar och följer Karriärpodden och Women for LeadersProgramledare: Eva Ekedahl, Kontakt eva@womenforleaders.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

På sommarverandan har Eva Ekedahl bjudit in sin vän Monica Längbo, HR-Direktör på Axfood - men också CO-designer och Mentor i Women for Leaders. Det här är det första i en miniserie av samtal som sänds under sommaren där Eva och Monica samtalar om olika frågeställningar som kommit in från Women For Leaders community. Kan bli både högt och lågt - stort och smått men frågor om ledarskap och organisation. Ingenting är förberett eller regisserat.☀️ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Monica López, especialista en medicina interna y cardiologia, habló en 10AM Hoy Por Hoy sobre el caso de un hombre que compitió en la Media Maratón en Cartagena este domingo, quien falleció luego de un problema, al parecer, cardiaco.

Monica López, especialista en medicina interna y cardiologia, habló en 10AM Hoy Por Hoy sobre el caso de un hombre que compitió en la Media Maratón en Cartagena este domingo, quien falleció luego de un problema, al parecer, cardiaco.

This episode features discussions about Christine Toy Johnson and Jason Ma's Broken Ground and Bobby Daye and Monica L. Patton's Love & Southern D!scomfort. BROKEN GROUND (by Christine Toy Johnson & Jason Ma) - Taking place in 1912 on the cusp of a new era for China, Broken Ground tells the story of 18-year old Xuě Lán, as she sets out on the path created for her by tradition and her family to marry a young soldier. Still grieving the recent loss of her mother and twin brother and yearning to make peace with the new life before her, she seeks guidance from both Guān Yīn, the goddess of compassion, and the spirit of her mother. Transported to another space and time of an ancient myth via an embroidered story in NüShū, the centuries-old writing system created by and only for women, Xuě Lán connects to her mother's wishes for her and discovers that she can indeed find happiness by both speaking her truth and honoring her destiny. ***This conversation was recorded in November 2020. LOVE & SOUTHERN D!SCOMFORT (by Bobby Daye & Monica L. Patton) - When dowager Mrs. Catheine Dejoie, of polite Louisiana society, dies, she leaves the entire estate to her estranged granddaughter, Milla, but only if Milla comes home from her self-imposed, decade-long exile to bury Catherine. Milla reluctantly leaves her life in France and returns to her ancestral home, a sprawling postbellum Southern mansion, and to her mother, a faded alcoholic debutante undone by the burden of bearing the family's legacy. With the help of the family's cherished maid, the women begin to repair their relationship until the reconciliation grinds to a sudden halt when a long-held secret is uncovered. Featuring performances from Nikki M. James, Ramona Keller, Anthony Wayne, Kennedy Kanagawa, and Jaygee Macapugay Connect with Christine Toy Johnson: Instagram and Twitter: @ctoyj Connect with Jason Ma: Instagram:@goldmountainthemusical Connect with Bobby Daye: Instagram : @Bobbydaye Twitter: @BobbyDaye2 Connect with Monica L. Patton: Instagram : @neogeishaforever Twitter: @neogeishaforeve Connect with New York Theatre Barn: Support us: nytheatrebarn.org/give Twitter: @nytheatrebarn Instagram: @newyorktheatrebarn  Facebook.com/nytheatrebarn nytheatrebarn.org Joe's personal Instagram: @bisforbarros Jen's personal Instagram: @jensandler Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Die vierte Folge des DZT-Branchenpodcasts hat Skandinavien im Blick. Dänemark, Norwegen, Schweden und Finnland sind wichtige Märkte für Deutschlands Incoming-Tourismus und nehmen eine Vorreiterrolle beim Thema Nachhaltigkeit ein. Aber „grünes Incoming“ erfordert seitens der Gastgeberländer Investitionen und Innovationen, denn noch sind nicht alle Reisenden bereit, für ein gutes Gewissen einen Aufpreis zu bezahlen. Mit ihren Gästen Monica Línnegard, CEO des schwedischen Bahnbetreibers SJ, und Daria Krivonos, Direktorin des Copenhagen Institute for Future Studies, bespricht die DZT-CEO Petra Hedorfer die Geschäfts-Chancen, die sich aus einem kleiner werdenden CO2-Fußabdruck ergeben. Weitere Informationen finden Sie unter https://www.germany.travel Folgen Sie uns: https://www.facebook.com/ReiselandDeutschland https://www.instagram.com/germanytourism/ https://twitter.com/GermanyTourism https://www.youtube.com/user/germanytourism

Omväxlande, utvecklande och roligt. Otroligt svårt och därför stimulerande. Så beskriver Monica Löfgren och Carl Demirtas Sjödin sina jobb som intensivvårdssjuksköterskor på centralintensiven på Sahlgrenska Universitetssjukhuset. De har på sjukhuset totalt nästan 400 kollegor som kan titulera sig detsamma – en roll som går att utveckla och växa i nästan hur mycket som helst, inte minst genom de forskningsmöjligheter som erbjuds. Om specialiteten intensivvårdssjuksköterska handlar avsnitt 42 av Sahlgrenskapodden. Hör Carl och Monica berätta om vad det är som gör att de fastnat för sina jobb, varför de trivs så bra på Sahlgrenska Universitetssjukhuset och vilka egenskaper en bra IVA-sjuksköterska bör ha. För fler kollegor behövs! För dig som inte kan ta del av ljud, finns här en transkribering av avsnittet. 

Today on Sojourner Truth: The closing arguments happen today in the Ahmaud Arbery case. The verdict in the Kyle Rittenhouse trial is being celebrated by white supremacists who see him as a hero. Meanwhile, Black and Brown people are concerned that the message being sent is that it is open season on people of color; and that any white person can shoot and kill a person of color and get away with it by claiming they felt they were under threat. Although the Rittenhouse victims were white people, people of color understand quite well the implications of the ruling. Our guests are Rev. Dr. Monica L. Cummings and Barbara Arnwine. Rev. Dr. Monica L. Cummings is Assistant Minister at Bradford Community Church Unitarian Universalist in Kenosha, Wisconsin. Barbara Arnwine is a veteran civil rights and human rights leader and advocate. She is currently the President & Founder of the Transformative Justice Coalition. For 26 years, she was the Executive Director of the Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights Despite being labeled as extremists and terrorists, and being killed, beaten, met with water cannons, and having their protest camps burned down, farmers in India scored a huge victory against the Modi government. Farmers, formally viewed as illiterate and uneducated, have managed to unite and emerge as a force to be reckoned with, in opposition to Modi. They have established pride in being farmers, with organizational skills that movements around the world can learn from. Women farmers in India were visible in the movement. The farmers worked across movements, including a coming together of farmers and agricultural workers. The farmers' protests were noted around the world and support for the farmers included actions in the UK and the US. Sadly, over 670 farmers have died in the movement, and there are demands that a memorial be set up for them. Our guest is Didi Rossi, who has been key in organizing support in the UK and in other countries for the farmers protests, including helping to plan a victory celebration on Friday November 26, which marks the one year anniversary of the farmers strike. Didi has been in direct contact with farmers and their supporters on the ground in India. She is a member of the Global Women's Strike UK.

Today on Sojourner Truth: The closing arguments happen today in the Ahmaud Arbery case. The verdict in the Kyle Rittenhouse trial is being celebrated by white supremacists who see him as a hero. Meanwhile, Black and Brown people are concerned that the message being sent is that it is open season on people of color; and that any white person can shoot and kill a person of color and get away with it by claiming they felt they were under threat. Although the Rittenhouse victims were white people, people of color understand quite well the implications of the ruling. Our guests are Rev. Dr. Monica L. Cummings and Barbara Arnwine. Rev. Dr. Monica L. Cummings is Assistant Minister at Bradford Community Church Unitarian Universalist in Kenosha, Wisconsin. Barbara Arnwine is a veteran civil rights and human rights leader and advocate. She is currently the President & Founder of the Transformative Justice Coalition. For 26 years, she was the Executive Director of the Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights Despite being labeled as extremists and terrorists, and being killed, beaten, met with water cannons, and having their protest camps burned down, farmers in India scored a huge victory against the Modi government. Farmers, formally viewed as illiterate and uneducated, have managed to unite and emerge as a force to be reckoned with, in opposition to Modi. They have established pride in being farmers, with organizational skills that movements around the world can learn from. Women farmers in India were visible in the movement. The farmers worked across movements, including a coming together of farmers and agricultural workers. The farmers' protests were noted around the world and support for the farmers included actions in the UK and the US. Sadly, over 670 farmers have died in the movement, and there are demands that a memorial be set up for them. Our guest is Didi Rossi, who has been key in organizing support in the UK and in other countries for the farmers protests, including helping to plan a victory celebration on Friday November 26, which marks the one year anniversary of the farmers strike. Didi has been in direct contact with farmers and their supporters on the ground in India. She is a member of the Global Women's Strike UK.

Imagine if innovators in other businesses operated in the way that some health care status quo doomsayers finger wag. So much for failing fast, iterating, and folding learnings into something that might work better. I don’t like to see screeds that seem to advocate an approach of “try it a few times at a minimum half-heartedly, fail, and then just quit, because obviously anything worth doing should be that easy.” Pieces fell into place with me as I was speaking to Monica Lypson, MD, MHPE. Dr. Lypson is an expert in a bunch of things, but one of them is thinking about next-generation primary care and health equity and what that might look like in value-based care (VBC) metrics. I asked her if because of some of the negative potential perverse incentives to these patient populations whether we should throw out the VBC baby with the bathwater. Her response was succinct and amounted to, “And go back to what? FFS? Because that’s worked out so well?” All this being said, there are big issues with value-based care right now that we really need to take a hard look at and think critically about. But that critical thinking, to be considered innovative and productive, really should inform creative thinking: What do we learn and do better next time? Cherry picking and lemon dropping is a very real potential problem with value-based care. To find out what that means, you’ll have to listen to the interview. Another issue is who gets to decide what the measures and standards are. Who determined what is high-value and low-value care? And is that determination relevant to all communities and all care settings? Then ferreting out from there the potential loopholes for people to game the system because, despite all the virtue signaling that goes on around here, it is amazing sometimes the raw ingenuity exhibited when it comes to gaming the system. Dr. Lypson brought up some points that I have not heard so succinctly before. One of them is that a national framework is pretty necessary here to enable local initiatives. You can’t have a local program, for example, help the homeless get homes when, on a national level, dollars are siloed into firewalled buckets. So, trying to take health care dollars and apply them to housing takes two years and an act of Congress—because it literally takes two years and an act of Congress, or at least someone with more time and authority than a local care team. For more insight into this topic, listen to also the upcoming interview with Mai Pham as well as Nicole Bradberry and Kelly Conroy. Also, the recent interview with Dr. Rich Klasco (EP321), Jeff Hogan (EP309), and Dr. Mark Fendrick (EP308). This is a huge, complicated topic that will take everyone sitting at the table thinking creatively to solve, incrementally, one step forward at a time. Monica Lypson, MD, MHPE, is currently vice dean for education at Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons. She has practiced in a number of primary care settings, including the Department of Veterans Affairs. MHPE stands for Master of Health Professions Education, by the way. You can connect with Dr. Lypson on LinkedIn.   Monica L. Lypson, MD, MHPE, FACP, serves as a professor, vice-chair of medicine, division director of general internal medicine at The George Washington University School of Medical and Health Sciences. She will join Columbia University’s Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons as vice dean for medical education on June 1, 2021. Her work focuses on innovations and improvements in health professions education and assessment, health equity, workforce diversity, faculty development, medical care delivery, and provider communication skills. Dr. Lypson most recently served as director for medical and dental education for the Veterans Health Administration, where she oversaw undergraduate and graduate medical education across the nation within the Department of Veterans Affairs. 04:08 Is value-based care good for underserved communities? 05:09 “If you create perverse incentives, you actually might make known health care disparities worse … to meet the demands’ value.” 06:29 “There actually might be systematic and structural ways that the health care system might say … we’re not interested in taking care of you.” 07:12 “The incentive to have a good outcome is not there; the incentive to have another visit is there.” 08:33 “If you don’t have any connection in that system, even the provider trying to … provide a good outcome might be disconnected because the system is not in place to … connect the dots.” 08:55 “The only indictment I have on the fee-for-service system is that it’s gotten us to where we are right now.” 09:30 What are the must-haves for a value-based system that creates the patient outcomes we need? 09:58 What is a whole health model? 10:43 EP319 with Grace Terrell, MD. 11:08 EP312 with Douglas Eby, MD, MPH, CPE. 16:25 “We want to move money around with the accountability of the patient outcome. We want to be responsible stewards of that dollar.” 17:14 What does it mean to keep an equity framework? 20:48 Do we know the impact of independent physicians closing their offices? 25:20 What do we need to be mindful of when constructing a value-based system of care? 27:52 “The large health care system needs their community partners at the table.” You can connect with Dr. Lypson on LinkedIn. @mlypson discusses #valuebasedcare models on our #healthcarepodcast. #healthcare #podcast #digitalhealth #valuebasedcaremodels #vbc Is value-based care good for underserved communities? @mlypson discusses #valuebasedcare models on our #healthcarepodcast. #healthcare #podcast #digitalhealth #valuebasedcaremodels #vbc “If you create perverse incentives, you actually might make known health care disparities worse … to meet the demands’ value.” @mlypson discusses #valuebasedcare models on our #healthcarepodcast. #healthcare #podcast #digitalhealth #valuebasedcaremodels #vbc “There actually might be systematic and structural ways that the health care system might say … we’re not interested in taking care of you.” @mlypson discusses #valuebasedcare models on our #healthcarepodcast. #healthcare #podcast #digitalhealth #valuebasedcaremodels #vbc “The incentive to have a good outcome is not there; the incentive to have another visit is there.” @mlypson discusses #valuebasedcare models on our #healthcarepodcast. #healthcare #podcast #digitalhealth #valuebasedcaremodels #vbc “The only indictment I have on the fee-for-service system is that it’s gotten us to where we are right now.” @mlypson discusses #valuebasedcare models on our #healthcarepodcast. #healthcare #podcast #digitalhealth #valuebasedcaremodels #vbc What are the must-haves for a value-based system that creates the patient outcomes we need? @mlypson discusses #valuebasedcare models on our #healthcarepodcast. #healthcare #podcast #digitalhealth #valuebasedcaremodels #vbc What is a whole health model? @mlypson discusses #valuebasedcare models on our #healthcarepodcast. #healthcare #podcast #digitalhealth #valuebasedcaremodels #vbc “We want to move money around with the accountability of the patient outcome. We want to be responsible stewards of that dollar.” @mlypson discusses #valuebasedcare models on our #healthcarepodcast. #healthcare #podcast #digitalhealth #valuebasedcaremodels #vbc What does it mean to keep an equity framework? @mlypson discusses #valuebasedcare models on our #healthcarepodcast. #healthcare #podcast #digitalhealth #valuebasedcaremodels #vbc What do we need to be mindful of when constructing a value-based system of care? @mlypson discusses #valuebasedcare models on our #healthcarepodcast. #healthcare #podcast #digitalhealth #valuebasedcaremodels #vbc “The large health care system needs their community partners at the table.” @mlypson discusses #valuebasedcare models on our #healthcarepodcast. #healthcare #podcast #digitalhealth #valuebasedcaremodels #vbc

Ta del av samtalet med Monica Längbo, HR Direktör på Axfood. Monica har många års erfarenhet av ledarutveckling, rekrytering och affärsdriven HR. Vi pratar om vad hon menar med affärsdriven HR, att jobba mot mål men också vikten av att ta in hela människan och att en viktig del i ledarskapet är empati och tillit.

Äntligen har det blivit dags för det 200:e avsnittet!!! Eftersom rådande tider inte tillåter livepoddar och andra festligheter firar vi i stället det 200e avsnittet genom att Eva ger sig ut på turné till några av de viktiga tidigare medverkande gästerna i podden. Nämligen till alla fantastiska kvinnliga ledare som alla bidrar starkt som Co-designers i Women for Leaders. Tillsammans diskuterar de framtidens ledarskap samt summerar personliga insikter. Lyssna in - Ann Hellenius, Anne Årneby, Veronica Rörsgård, Liza Nyberg, Johanna Frelin, Frida Lundh och Monica Längbo See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Découvrez la discussion autour du documentaire Wood, où l'on parle de commerce de bois et d'exploitation forestière illégale, en présence de ses réalisatrices et productrices, Michaela Kirst, Monica Lãzurean-Gorgan et Ebba Sinzinger, et du directeur de l'Environmental Investigation Agency US, Alexander Von Bismarck. Cette discussion est modérée par Jérémy Zelnik, directeur des événements professionnels des Arcs Film Festival.

First up: Women are being pushed out of the workforce at an alarming rate. We interviewed Vice President Kamala Harris to learn how the next COVID relief bill could provide women with some relief. Then: We’re bringing you three headlines – Trump’s Impeachment trial, the rise in hate acts against Asian Americans, and a microchip shortage – and breaking down the context on why they matter.  Next: More than a year into the pandemic, COVID long-haulers (aka people who’ve shown symptoms for weeks or months after having COVID) are still struggling to receive adequate medical care. We’ll talk to two long-haulers and a doctor about why this group of patients is having a hard time getting the attention they need.  ICYMI: We’ll tell you why a cryptocurrency that started as a joke may have the last laugh...in 60 seconds. Thanks, Elon Musk.  Later: Get ready to mark your calendars, because tax season is here. In all seriousness, you’ve gotta do your taxes at some point. Don’t worry, we’ll break down what you need to know??? Finally: We’ll fact-check some pretty uncool statements from the guy running the Tokyo Olympics. If you’ve been impacted by the “she-cession” we talked about on today’s show, we want to hear your story. Click here to share. Or call and leave us a voicemail at (646) 461-6470.  On this episode, you’ll hear from:  Vice President Kamala Harris  Chelsea Alionar, COVID long-hauler Asia Durr, WNBA athlete and COVID long-hauler Dr. Monica L. Lypson, professor, The George Washington University School of Medicine & Health Sciences Kesha JonTae, The Millennial Tax Expert Want more Skimm?  Sign up for our free daily newsletter Email us your questions about what’s going on in the news right now  Subscribe and leave us a review wherever you get your podcasts Skimm'd by Alex Carr, Justine Davie, and Luke Vargas. With additional support from Peter Bonaventure and Ciara Long.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Monica L. Peterson is the Founder and CEO of the Narcissistic Abuse Recovery Center in St. Louis, MO., which is a nonprofit organization. As a result of Monica and the organization's work, they have helped women transform their lives from victims to victors after emotional and psychological abuse by teaching them the tools and skills to: recognize abuse, build self-confidence and set healthy boundaries. Information on Monica: Narcabuserecovery247@gmail.com Narcissistic Abuse Recovery Center on Facebook To enroll in the Self-Love for Empaths 6-Week Online Group coaching program: https://mailchi.mp/c664d8b3369a/selfloveforempathsonlineprogram --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/growthruit/support

Hello and welcome to EyePod Bayer! Register: eyepod@bayer.com or https://www.lyyti.fi/reg/VAWebinar This is a revisit of our previously published episode “What is Vision Academy”. On November 3rd 2020, Bayer Scandinavia is hosting an online meeting together with Vision Academy, with the topic Addressing Clinical Challenges In Ophthalmology.  The webinar will include two live debates on key clinical challenges in ophthalmology and is chaired by Professor Anat Loewenstein of Tel Aviv University. Topics will be debated by Vision Academy members Dr. David Wong of the University of Toronto and Dr. Monica Lövestam-Adrian of Lund University. You will be able to participate in the Q&A session This is a meeting for health care professionals in our Nordic and Baltic countries, who have already received an invitation. If you who have been invited would like to register to the meeting, please send an e-mail to eyepod@bayer.com or follow the link below https://www.lyyti.fi/reg/VAWebinar   Thank you!   MA-M_AFL-DK-0016-1

Today on Sojourner Truth: Jacob Blake remains hospitalized after being shot nine times by police in Kenosha, Wisconsin. Donald Trump is scheduled to visit Kenosha today, September 1, over objections of the state's governor. Trump said he will not be meeting with the Blake family, but will be meeting with law enforcement. Joe Biden has said he has spoken to the Blake family. In Portland, Oregon, the killing of a far-right supporter on Saturday, August 29, got this response from Donald Trump: "Rest In Peace." Trump tweeted support for the far-right group that organized in Portland a Trump-support caravan, where people fired paint balls and pepper spray at protesters. He said they were "great patriots." Trump has consistently refused to call to account violence by his supporters, but has said that Homeland Security will set up an office to investigate "left-wing violent protesters." Meanwhile, in Los Angeles, sheriffs killed a Black man who was stopped by them while riding his bicycle. Is the nation headed for a race war? Or is the nation already in a race war? Has Donald Trump, while stoking racist sentiments and divisions, managed to shift the focus away from police killings of Black people to law and order? Our guests are Rev. Dr. Monica L. Cummings and Mic Crenshaw. Rev. Dr. Monica L. Cummings is Assistant Minister at Bradford Community Church Unitarian Universalist in Kenosha, Wisconsin. Mic Crenshaw was born and raised in Chicago and Minneapolis and currently resides in Portland, Oregon. Crenshaw is an independent hip hop artist, respected emcee, poet, educator and activist. Also, we remember Chadwick Boseman, the actor whose death at 43 years old from colon cancer shocked his fans and those who worked with him. Best known for his character as King T'challa in the worldwide blockbuster film "Black Panther," Boseman kept his illness from the world while working ill. His other notable roles include playing James Brown in "Get On Up" and Thurgood Marshall in "Marshall." Our guest is Greg Tate is a writer, musician and cultural provocateur who lives on Harlem's Sugar Hill.

Today on Sojourner Truth: Jacob Blake remains hospitalized after being shot nine times by police in Kenosha, Wisconsin. Donald Trump is scheduled to visit Kenosha today, September 1, over objections of the state's governor. Trump said he will not be meeting with the Blake family, but will be meeting with law enforcement. Joe Biden has said he has spoken to the Blake family. In Portland, Oregon, the killing of a far-right supporter on Saturday, August 29, got this response from Donald Trump: "Rest In Peace." Trump tweeted support for the far-right group that organized in Portland a Trump-support caravan, where people fired paint balls and pepper spray at protesters. He said they were "great patriots." Trump has consistently refused to call to account violence by his supporters, but has said that Homeland Security will set up an office to investigate "left-wing violent protesters." Meanwhile, in Los Angeles, sheriffs killed a Black man who was stopped by them while riding his bicycle. Is the nation headed for a race war? Or is the nation already in a race war? Has Donald Trump, while stoking racist sentiments and divisions, managed to shift the focus away from police killings of Black people to law and order? Our guests are Rev. Dr. Monica L. Cummings and Mic Crenshaw. Rev. Dr. Monica L. Cummings is Assistant Minister at Bradford Community Church Unitarian Universalist in Kenosha, Wisconsin. Mic Crenshaw was born and raised in Chicago and Minneapolis and currently resides in Portland, Oregon. Crenshaw is an independent hip hop artist, respected emcee, poet, educator and activist. Also, we remember Chadwick Boseman, the actor whose death at 43 years old from colon cancer shocked his fans and those who worked with him. Best known for his character as King T'challa in the worldwide blockbuster film "Black Panther," Boseman kept his illness from the world while working ill. His other notable roles include playing James Brown in "Get On Up" and Thurgood Marshall in "Marshall." Our guest is Greg Tate is a writer, musician and cultural provocateur who lives on Harlem's Sugar Hill.

Today on Sojourner Truth: Jacob Blake remains hospitalized after being shot nine times by police in Kenosha, Wisconsin. Donald Trump is scheduled to visit Kenosha today, September 1, over objections of the state's governor. Trump said he will not be meeting with the Blake family, but will be meeting with law enforcement. Joe Biden has said he has spoken to the Blake family. In Portland, Oregon, the killing of a far-right supporter on Saturday, August 29, got this response from Donald Trump: "Rest In Peace." Trump tweeted support for the far-right group that organized in Portland a Trump-support caravan, where people fired paint balls and pepper spray at protesters. He said they were "great patriots." Trump has consistently refused to call to account violence by his supporters, but has said that Homeland Security will set up an office to investigate "left-wing violent protesters." Meanwhile, in Los Angeles, sheriffs killed a Black man who was stopped by them while riding his bicycle. Is the nation headed for a race war? Or is the nation already in a race war? Has Donald Trump, while stoking racist sentiments and divisions, managed to shift the focus away from police killings of Black people to law and order? Our guests are Rev. Dr. Monica L. Cummings and Mic Crenshaw. Rev. Dr. Monica L. Cummings is Assistant Minister at Bradford Community Church Unitarian Universalist in Kenosha, Wisconsin. Mic Crenshaw was born and raised in Chicago and Minneapolis and currently resides in Portland, Oregon. Crenshaw is an independent hip hop artist, respected emcee, poet, educator and activist. Also, we remember Chadwick Boseman, the actor whose death at 43 years old from colon cancer shocked his fans and those who worked with him. Best known for his character as King T'challa in the worldwide blockbuster film "Black Panther," Boseman kept his illness from the world while working ill. His other notable roles include playing James Brown in "Get On Up" and Thurgood Marshall in "Marshall." Our guest is Greg Tate is a writer, musician and cultural provocateur who lives on Harlem's Sugar Hill.

Today on Sojourner Truth: Jacob Blake remains hospitalized after being shot nine times by police in Kenosha, Wisconsin. Donald Trump is scheduled to visit Kenosha today, September 1, over objections of the state's governor. Trump said he will not be meeting with the Blake family, but will be meeting with law enforcement. Joe Biden has said he has spoken to the Blake family. In Portland, Oregon, the killing of a far-right supporter on Saturday, August 29, got this response from Donald Trump: "Rest In Peace." Trump tweeted support for the far-right group that organized in Portland a Trump-support caravan, where people fired paint balls and pepper spray at protesters. He said they were "great patriots." Trump has consistently refused to call to account violence by his supporters, but has said that Homeland Security will set up an office to investigate "left-wing violent protesters." Meanwhile, in Los Angeles, sheriffs killed a Black man who was stopped by them while riding his bicycle. Is the nation headed for a race war? Or is the nation already in a race war? Has Donald Trump, while stoking racist sentiments and divisions, managed to shift the focus away from police killings of Black people to law and order? Our guests are Rev. Dr. Monica L. Cummings and Mic Crenshaw. Rev. Dr. Monica L. Cummings is Assistant Minister at Bradford Community Church Unitarian Universalist in Kenosha, Wisconsin. Mic Crenshaw was born and raised in Chicago and Minneapolis and currently resides in Portland, Oregon. Crenshaw is an independent hip hop artist, respected emcee, poet, educator and activist. Also, we remember Chadwick Boseman, the actor whose death at 43 years old from colon cancer shocked his fans and those who worked with him. Best known for his character as King T'challa in the worldwide blockbuster film "Black Panther," Boseman kept his illness from the world while working ill. His other notable roles include playing James Brown in "Get On Up" and Thurgood Marshall in "Marshall." Our guest is Greg Tate is a writer, musician and cultural provocateur who lives on Harlem's Sugar Hill.

Today on Sojourner Truth: Jacob Blake remains hospitalized after being shot nine times by police in Kenosha, Wisconsin. Donald Trump is scheduled to visit Kenosha today, September 1, over objections of the state's governor. Trump said he will not be meeting with the Blake family, but will be meeting with law enforcement. Joe Biden has said he has spoken to the Blake family. In Portland, Oregon, the killing of a far-right supporter on Saturday, August 29, got this response from Donald Trump: "Rest In Peace." Trump tweeted support for the far-right group that organized in Portland a Trump-support caravan, where people fired paint balls and pepper spray at protesters. He said they were "great patriots." Trump has consistently refused to call to account violence by his supporters, but has said that Homeland Security will set up an office to investigate "left-wing violent protesters." Meanwhile, in Los Angeles, sheriffs killed a Black man who was stopped by them while riding his bicycle. Is the nation headed for a race war? Or is the nation already in a race war? Has Donald Trump, while stoking racist sentiments and divisions, managed to shift the focus away from police killings of Black people to law and order? Our guests are Rev. Dr. Monica L. Cummings and Mic Crenshaw. Rev. Dr. Monica L. Cummings is Assistant Minister at Bradford Community Church Unitarian Universalist in Kenosha, Wisconsin. Mic Crenshaw was born and raised in Chicago and Minneapolis and currently resides in Portland, Oregon. Crenshaw is an independent hip hop artist, respected emcee, poet, educator and activist. Also, we remember Chadwick Boseman, the actor whose death at 43 years old from colon cancer shocked his fans and those who worked with him. Best known for his character as King T'challa in the worldwide blockbuster film "Black Panther," Boseman kept his illness from the world while working ill. His other notable roles include playing James Brown in "Get On Up" and Thurgood Marshall in "Marshall." Our guest is Greg Tate is a writer, musician and cultural provocateur who lives on Harlem's Sugar Hill.

Today on Sojourner Truth: Jacob Blake remains hospitalized after being shot nine times by police in Kenosha, Wisconsin. Donald Trump is scheduled to visit Kenosha today, September 1, over objections of the state's governor. Trump said he will not be meeting with the Blake family, but will be meeting with law enforcement. Joe Biden has said he has spoken to the Blake family. In Portland, Oregon, the killing of a far-right supporter on Saturday, August 29, got this response from Donald Trump: "Rest In Peace." Trump tweeted support for the far-right group that organized in Portland a Trump-support caravan, where people fired paint balls and pepper spray at protesters. He said they were "great patriots." Trump has consistently refused to call to account violence by his supporters, but has said that Homeland Security will set up an office to investigate "left-wing violent protesters." Meanwhile, in Los Angeles, sheriffs killed a Black man who was stopped by them while riding his bicycle. Is the nation headed for a race war? Or is the nation already in a race war? Has Donald Trump, while stoking racist sentiments and divisions, managed to shift the focus away from police killings of Black people to law and order? Our guests are Rev. Dr. Monica L. Cummings and Mic Crenshaw. Rev. Dr. Monica L. Cummings is Assistant Minister at Bradford Community Church Unitarian Universalist in Kenosha, Wisconsin. Mic Crenshaw was born and raised in Chicago and Minneapolis and currently resides in Portland, Oregon. Crenshaw is an independent hip hop artist, respected emcee, poet, educator and activist. Also, we remember Chadwick Boseman, the actor whose death at 43 years old from colon cancer shocked his fans and those who worked with him. Best known for his character as King T'challa in the worldwide blockbuster film "Black Panther," Boseman kept his illness from the world while working ill. His other notable roles include playing James Brown in "Get On Up" and Thurgood Marshall in "Marshall." Our guest is Greg Tate is a writer, musician and cultural provocateur who lives on Harlem's Sugar Hill.

Today on Sojourner Truth: Kyle Rittenhouse, a 17 year old white militia member and supporter of Donald Trump, has been charged in the killing of two protesters and injuring one other in Kenosha, Wisconsin. Protesters have gathered in response to the police shooting of Jacob Blake in front of his three children. Mr. Blake is now paralyzed. Meanwhile, players in the NBA, WNBA, MLB and MLS have gone on strike in protest of the police shooting of Blake, following a slew of other police shootings and killings of Black people including George Floyd Rashard Brooks and Breonna Taylor. Our guest is Rev. Dr. Monica L Cummings, assistant minister at Bradford Community Church Unitarian Universalist, which is based in Kenosha. An update on Hurricane Laura, which has slammed into Texas and Louisiana as a Category 4 hurricane. Our guest is Monique Harden is the Assistant Director of Law and Policy and the Community Engagement Program Manager at the Deep South Center for Environmental Justice. The Center provides research, education, community and student engagement support, as well as worker training in environmental careers. Ms. Harden has more than 20 years of achievements in the practice of law that have helped predominantly African American communities win significant environmental justice victories in the Gulf Coast Region. Fifty years ago, on Aug. 29, 1970, over 30,000 Chicano activists marched in East Los Angeles. What was it about and what were the circumstances that caused the death at that event of Los Angeles Times journalist Ruben Salazar? Our guests are Lupe Carrasco-Cardona and Jorge Rodriguez, both co-chairs of the 50th Anniversary Chicano Moratorium Organizing Committee. For our weekly Earth Watch, Tom Goldtooth, Executive Director of the Indigenous Environmental Network, weighs in on the Biden-Harris environmental proposals. Also, our weekly Earth Minute on wildfires in California, presented by Theresa Church of the Global Justice Ecology Project.

Today on Sojourner Truth: Kyle Rittenhouse, a 17 year old white militia member and supporter of Donald Trump, has been charged in the killing of two protesters and injuring one other in Kenosha, Wisconsin. Protesters have gathered in response to the police shooting of Jacob Blake in front of his three children. Mr. Blake is now paralyzed. Meanwhile, players in the NBA, WNBA, MLB and MLS have gone on strike in protest of the police shooting of Blake, following a slew of other police shootings and killings of Black people including George Floyd Rashard Brooks and Breonna Taylor. Our guest is Rev. Dr. Monica L Cummings, assistant minister at Bradford Community Church Unitarian Universalist, which is based in Kenosha. An update on Hurricane Laura, which has slammed into Texas and Louisiana as a Category 4 hurricane. Our guest is Monique Harden is the Assistant Director of Law and Policy and the Community Engagement Program Manager at the Deep South Center for Environmental Justice. The Center provides research, education, community and student engagement support, as well as worker training in environmental careers. Ms. Harden has more than 20 years of achievements in the practice of law that have helped predominantly African American communities win significant environmental justice victories in the Gulf Coast Region. Fifty years ago, on Aug. 29, 1970, over 30,000 Chicano activists marched in East Los Angeles. What was it about and what were the circumstances that caused the death at that event of Los Angeles Times journalist Ruben Salazar? Our guests are Lupe Carrasco-Cardona and Jorge Rodriguez, both co-chairs of the 50th Anniversary Chicano Moratorium Organizing Committee. For our weekly Earth Watch, Tom Goldtooth, Executive Director of the Indigenous Environmental Network, weighs in on the Biden-Harris environmental proposals. Also, our weekly Earth Minute on wildfires in California, presented by Theresa Church of the Global Justice Ecology Project.

La semana pasada hablamos de la relación entre la moda y el activismo, y cómo esa relación puede verse como algo no tan genuino dependiendo de quién venga. Hoy seguimos la conversación, hablando de algunos personajes que han sido ignorados en la escritura tradicional de la historia de la moda. Esperamos mostrarles cómo, a través de los tiempos, el lente por el que se nos ha enseñado la historia ha nublado la trayectoria de muchos personajes importantes y es reflejo de un racismo sistemático que debe ser reconocido y enfrentado.ReferenciasBeth Fowkes Tobin, Picturing Imperial Power: Colonial Subjects in Eighteenth-Century British Painting (Durham, N. C.: Duke University Press, 1999).Dapper Dan, https://blog.dapperdanofharlem.com/.Ebony, https://www.ebony.com/.Eleanor Burholt, “1863 – Elizabeth Keckley, Striped evening dress for Mary Todd Lincoln,” Fashion History Timeline, 11 de junio de 2020, https://fashionhistory.fitnyc.edu/1863-keckley-striped-evening-dress/.Fabiola Jean-Louis, http://www.fabiolajeanlouis.com/about.Jennifer Craik, The Face of Fashion: Cultural Studies in Fashion (Londres: Routledge, 1994).Jennifer Craik, Fashion: The Key Concepts (Oxford: Berg, 2009).Jeniffer Varela Rodríguez, “Review: JAY JAXON: Fashion Designer, Le Couturier, Costumer,” Fashion Studies Journal, 5 de octubre de 2019, http://www.fashionstudiesjournal.org/reviews-2/2019/10/5/review-jay-jaxon-40-years-of-fashion-design-brilliance.Joanne B. Eicher y Barbara Sumberg, comps., Dress and Ethnicity: Change Across Space and Time (Oxford: Berg, 1995).Linda Welters y Abby Lillethun, Fashion History: A Global View (Londres: Bloomsbury, 2018)Marisa Fuentes, Dispossessed Lives: Enslaved Women, Violence, and the Archive (Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 2016).Martha Juanita Nieto, https://www.linkedin.com/in/mjnieto/.Monica L. Miller, Slaves to Fashion: Black Dandyism and the Styling of Black Diasporic Identity (Durham, N. C.: Duke University Press, 2009).Ozwald Boateng, https://ozwaldboateng.co.uk/history.Rachel Fenderson, “JAY JAXON: 40 Years Of Fashion Design Brilliance,” Queens Historical Society, 1 de febrero al 29 de diciembre de 2020, https://queenshistoricalsociety.org/current-exhibitions/jay-jaxon-exhibition/.Saidiya Hartman, Scenes of Subjection: Terror, Slavery, and Self-Making in Nineteenth-Century America (Oxford University Press, 1997).Susan B. Kaiser, Fashion and Cultural Studies (Londres: Bloomsbury, 2012).Tamara Walker, Exquisite Slaves: Race, Clothing, and Status in Colonial Lima (Cambridge University Press, 2017).Yinka Shonibare, http://yinkashonibare.com/home/.Encuéntranos en:http://culturasdemoda.com/http://www.modadospuntocero.com/Instagram: @moda2_0 @culturasdemoda @camila_abisambra @jenvrod @laurabelru @sandramgr @mezubaTwitter: @moda2_0 @CulturasDeModa @JenVRod @sandramgr @laurabelru @mezuba#SalonDeModa

I det här avsnittet får du träffa Monica Längbo, HR-Direktör på Axfood. Monica har lång erfarenhet som HR-direktör och har coachat 100-tals ledare både som HR-direktör och som konsult. Om du är nyfiken på vad en coachande kommunikativ ledare är, hur man blir det och varför man ska bli det så ska du lyssna på detta avsnitt där Monica generöst delar med sig av sina kunskaper om coachande ledarskap.

This week, we bring you part two of our 2018 interview with Monica L. Miller, author of the book Slaves to Fashion: Black Dandyism and the Styling of Black Diasporic Identity. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

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History is more important now than ever. This week, we revisit our illuminating two-part series on the cultural history of black dandyism with Monica L. Miller, author of the book Slaves to Fashion: Black Dandyism and the Styling of Black Diasporic Identity. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

New Retina Radio checks in with different corners of the globe to hear how retina specialists are responding to changing conditions in their nations. NRR host Allen Ho, MD (United States), and guest host Ehab El-Rayes, MD, PhD (Egypt), invite Matteo Forlini, MD (Italy), and Monica Lövestam-Adrian, MD (Sweden), to share their tactics for providing optimal patient care in the wake of a global pandemic.

New Retina Radio checks in with different corners of the globe to hear how retina specialists are responding to changing conditions in their nations. NRR host Allen Ho, MD (United States), and guest host Ehab El-Rayes, MD, PhD (Egypt), invite Matteo Forlini, MD (Italy), and Monica Lövestam-Adrian, MD (Sweden), to share their tactics for providing optimal patient care in the wake of a global pandemic.

Welcome to another Covid-19 special episode of EyePod Bayer! Today we are going to discuss how the current situation can affect treatment of patients with intravitreal injections and we will refer to a recently published paper in Graefe's Archive for Clinical and Experimental Ophthalmology: Guidance for anti-VEGF intravitreal injections during the COVID-19 pandemic. This paper was authored by the network Vision Academy, sponsored by Bayer, which is an international group of retinal experts who collaborate to share existing skills and knowledge in retinal diseases. The recommendations published in the paper were developed during a virtual meeting in March 2020 by the 14-member-Vision Academy Steering Committee. Already available guidance documents for patients receiving intravitreal injections of anti-VEGF agents during the COVID-19 pandemic were reviewed, debated and summarized in the paper. In only 18 days the manuscript was finalized, submitted and accepted for publication, which probably makes it one of the fastest publications in history! In this episode, we are honored to have Monica Lövestam-Adrian, Head of the Medical Retina Department at Lund University Hospital and Associate Professor in Ophthalmology at Lund University in Sweden. Monica is one of the members in the Vision Academy Steering Committee and will share her insights of the guidelines with us today.  For contact:eyepod@bayer.com   MA-EYL-DK-0127-1

Avsnittsinfo:Specialavsnitt del 2 om ledarskap och kommunikation i det speciella krisläget vi befinner oss i med tanke på Coronavirusets påverkan. Vi fortsätter att utforska hur våra ledare i företagen har det, hur deras olika utmaningar ser ut och vad de tycker är viktigast att tänka på kring ledarskap och kommunikation i kristider. I det här avsnittet får vi höra samtal med de skarpa ledarna med extra mycket erfarenhet från HR- perspektivet Veronica Rörsgård (Academedia), Frida Lundh (Curamando), Jeanna Tällberg (Volkswagen Group Sverige) och Monica Längbo (Axfood). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Service with Rev. Erik David Carlson, Rev. Dr. Monica L. Cummings, intern minster Denise Cawley and musician Alex Poyner on maintaining caring connections even in a time of isolation.

On Wednesday, October 30, 2019, NACDL hosted an advocacy call on drug-induced homicide laws. Speakers included Valena Elizabeth Beety, Professor of Law at Arizona State University Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law, and Deputy Director of the Academy for Justice, a new criminal justice center connecting research with policy reform; Leo Beletsky, Associate Professor of Law and Health Sciences at Northeastern University, where he is the faculty director of the Health in Justice Action Lab; and Lindsey LaSalle, Managing Director, Public Health, Law and Policy at the Drug Policy Alliance. Background: On the books in many states and federally, drug-induced homicide laws have gained in popularity as the country deals with an increase in drug overdose deaths. Drug-induced homicide laws seek to hold drug distributors criminally responsible for overdose deaths. Believed to target major drug traffickers, these laws are actually resulting in friends, family members and romantic partners of overdose victims being charged for their death. According to a 2017 report by the Drug Policy Alliance, individuals charged with or prosecuted for drug-induced homicide increased by over 300 percent in six years, to 1,178 in 2016 from 363 in 2011. Racial disparities are present with a disproportionate number of charges being brought in cases where the victim is white and the dealer is a person of color. Racial bias is also evident in the gaping disparity of the sentences being handed down to drug-induced homicide defendants of color – a median of nearly nine years, compared to five years for white defendants. Resources: Health in Justice Action Lab  Drug-Induced Homicide Defense Toolkit Charging ‘Dealers’ with Homicide: Explained America’s Favorite Antidote: Drug-Induced Homicide in the Age of the Overdose Crisis "A Dose of Reality: Drug Death Investigations and the Criminal Justice System", The Champion The Overdose/Homicide Epidemic DIH Law Proliferation 2009 2019 map (video) DIH Law Proliferation 2009 2019 bar chart (video) Learn more about NACDL's State Criminal Justice Network. Monica L. Reid, Host.  Music I Will! Rise Above (Jared C. Balogh) / CC BY-NC-SA 3.0.

Att rekrytera, utveckla och behålla kompetenta medarbetare har blivit den viktigaste strategiska frågan för många företag och organisationer. Ändå händer det alltför ofta att värdefulla medarbetare tappar motivationen eller söker sig till andra arbetsgivare. Varför blir det så? Kajsa Asplund, utbildad psykolog och doktor i företagsekonomi från Handelshögskolan presenterar sin senaste forskning om talent management. Hur skiljer sig synen på talang mellan olika organisationer? Vilka är de vanligaste sätten att arbeta med talent management? Och hur påverkas den som blir utnämnd till talang? Medverkar på seminariet för att dela med sig av sina erfarenheter gör även HR-direktören Monica Längbo, från Axfood, och Selina Millstam, som är Head of Talent Management på Ericsson.

Today's EXTREMELY HIGH ENERGY Who's There will hopefully make up for Tuesday's EXTREMELY SUBPAR ENERGY episode (blame getting up early on Labor Day weekend) and we have you to thank for it. It's a wonderfully wild collection of calls, from warnings about the dangers of champagne corks to desperate pleas from Pittsburgh residents to respect Rooney Mara's family. There's a call about how Eva Longoria's obsession with hyaluronic spans language barriers, a call about how Real Housewives of Beverly Hills finally hired its first black cast member, and -- perhaps most importantly -- a call about Maura Tierney that really takes us on a journey through iconic actresses with extreme needs a cigarette energy. As always, call 619.WHO.THEM to leave a message for us and we might play it on a future episode! You're all the best. We mean it.

On tonight's show, Monica interviews owner of JM Interior Styling, Jamilah Mottley Brown

Hör docent och överläkare Monica Lövestam-Adrian berätta om hur ögat kan användas som kroppens spegel hos den diabetessjuke patienten. eyepod@bayer.com    

In part two of this two part series, we continue to explore the history of the black dandy into the 20th and 21st centuries with Monica L. Miller, author of the book Slaves to Fashion: Black Dandyism and the Styling of Black Diasporic Identity.  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

In this illuminating two-part series, we explore the cultural history of black dandyism with Monica L. Miller, author of the book Slaves to Fashion: Black Dandyism and the Styling of Black Diasporic Identity.  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Här lyssnar du på talare, vinnare och gäster som vi fångar upp direkt på plats under HR-dagaran 9-10:e oktober 2018. Ett samarbete mellan Sverige HR-förening och Proleadpodden. Korta avsnitt som fångar upp temat på deras pass och hur det bidrar till att ta HR-branschen mot sin framtida roll. Som vanligt är det affärspsykolog Jan Blomström som möter gästerna, men har här förstärkning av Richard Mårtensson från Human&Heart HR. Välkommen till ett riktigt inspirerande avsnitt!

Dr. Monica Debro is focused on encouraging women to embrace the essence of who they are and not allowing the past to interfere with their present and future. She is the author of Broken Believer No More and Love Yourself to Life. She has organized and hosted The Elephant in the Room, Love Yourself to Life, and Always Wear Your Tiara events. She hosts private and public events to advocate against domestic violence; an important topic that is often avoided, but necessary to discuss.Social Media Handles (LinkedIn, Facebook etc.)Twitter @mdebro14LinkedIn Dr. Monica L. DeBroFacebook Monica L Debro

Extraído del programa: https://www.ivoox.com/especial-parafonias-experiencias-eva-carrasco-chakras-audios-mp3_rf_22281213_1.html Un fantástico relato de nuestro compañero Paco Granados, dramatizado por Monica L. Nieto y el propio autor.Dirige y Presenta: Pedro M. Girón.

På två och en halv månad får Sarah Britz 73 olika mejl från en man som tycker att hon skriver om fel saker och gör ett dåligt jobb. "Din jävla pissfitta." Det ingår i jobbet. Eller? De börjar komma ganska omgående när Sarah Britz blivit reporter på Göteborgsposten. Hatet och hoten. Antingen för att läsare tycker att hon skriver för mycket eller för lite om något ämne, eller med fel vinkel. På 90-talet upptäcker polisen i samband med en mordutredning ett register som svenska nazister fört över personer de anser vara fiender. Sarahs passfoto finns där tillsammans med adress, uppgifter om vad hon jobbar med och var de anser att hon står politiskt. - Vi hade väldigt mycket diskussioner hemma kring om det var värt det, att jag skulle jobba med detta, säger hon. Enligt en enkätundersökning gjord 2016 av Monica Löfgren Nilsson på Göteborgs universitet har 79 procent av de kriminalreportrar som svarat någon gång utsatts för hot. Sarah har på många sätt vant sig, i perioder har hon haft överfallslarm. - Vi måste älta detta, både för att söka lösningar och för att söka stöd att orka fortsätta. För vi kan ju inte ge upp vårt jobb. Det här är ju liksom vårt jobb. Ett program av Maria Hansson Trens

I veckans avsnitt är det dags för ytterligare ett kärt återseende och denna gång med Monica Längbo, ManpowerGroups HR-direktör. Monica har en gedigen bakgrund som ledare inom HR och benämns ofta som den affärsdrivna HR-chefen. Hon är också flitigt anlitad som föreläsare, framförallt när det handlar om trender inom arbetsmarknaden. Hon tror på att bygga effektiva team och en lönsam organisation genom en stark och coachande företagskultur. Det finns en längre intervju med Monica i avsnitt 8, som är mycket uppskattat av lyssnarna. Men nu ska vi göra en fördjupning i Monicas favoritämne nämligen coachande ledarskap. Monica är en av våra co-designers i Women for Leaders Premium Leadership program som startar senare i höst där hon är med och utformar programmet i modulen som handlar om just det coachande och kommunikativa ledarskapet. Häng med och låt dig inspireras! Kontakt: eva@womenforleaders.com Läsa mer om Women for Leaders här See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

I Karriärpodden Special summerar vi den första säsongen. Du får höra highlights från några av de tidigare avsnitten med intervjuer med de framgångsrika kvinnliga ledarna. Vi möter Klara Adolphson, Monica Längbo, Lena Olving, Cissi Elwin, Ulrika Lindwall och Johanna Frelin.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

I det här avsnittet möter jag Monica Längbo, HR-direktör ManpowerGroup. Monica har många års erfarenhet av ledarutveckling, chefsrekrytering och strategiskt HR-arbete. Hon har drivit flera stora förändringsprocesser genom åren och talar gärna om hållbarhetsfrågor och vikten av en stark företagskultur och värderingar. I dag sitter hon med i flera styrelser inom koncernens bolag och är även en flitigt anlitad föreläsare. Det blir ett samtal som handlar om hennes karriär och hennes väg till att driva HR ur ett affärsperspektiv. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Recordem en aquest programa l’acte d’inauguració de l’espai que en el Teatre Auditori del Mercat Vell de Ripollet se li ha dedicat a Domènec Torras. Ens acompanyen en l’estudi de Ripollet Ràdio la senyora Maria Dolors Torras, la seva filla; Monica López, néta del sr. Torras; Pedro Belmez i Jordi Allepuz de la Comissió Amics […]