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I veckans avsnitt gästar Nataliia podden och berättar om dagen som förändrade allt. För snart tre år sedan, den 24 februari 2022 inleddes invasionen av Ukraina och strax därefter flydde Nataliia tillsammans med sin son till Sverige. Hur är det att som förälder behöva säga till sitt barn att det är krig och att man måste fly? Vilka är de största kulturella skillnaderna mellan Sverige och Ukraina? Var hittar man motivation och hopp i denna svåra stund som nu har pågått i snart tre år? Det blir ett samtal om att behöva fly, bli en del av ett nytt samhälle och hålla hoppet vid liv.Följ @peppetalk på Instagram! Vill du vara med i ett kommande avsnitt? Skicka ett DM på Instagram där du berättar kort om dig själv och vad du skulle vilja prata om.Musik: Upbeat Happy Logo (2 Versions) av SoulProdMusic Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of Baking Scraps, hosts Lisa and Cristina are delighted to welcome Nataliia Shevchenko, the celebrated winner of Season 3 of The Great Canadian Baking Show. Nataliia, originally from Ukraine, shares her inspiring journey from her homeland to Canada, and how her passion for baking has flourished since arriving.As she discusses her baking roots, Nataliia shines a spotlight on Honey Cake, a cherished traditional Ukrainian dessert that holds a special place in her heart. She explains how this rich, multilayered cake is not only a beloved part of Ukrainian culinary heritage but also a symbol of her desire to honor her roots and bring Ukrainian flavors to the Canadian baking scene. Nataliia also opens up about the challenges she faced while baking in Ukraine, particularly the scarcity of ingredients which forced her to become incredibly resourceful and inventive, as well as the challenges of competing in an English-speaking baking competition while only having been in the country for three years.Tune in for an episode rich with cultural insights, baking inspiration, and the heartfelt stories that make Nataliia's journey so compelling. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Sydney based volunteers Iryna Rayevska and Nataliia Bagshaw from Dreams branch of Ukrainian Womans Association Australia tell their story about helping Ukraine. - Як живе відділ "Мрії" Союзу Українок Австралії та велика волонтерська родина, які цілі перед собою ставлять, чому радіють і чого прагнуть, розповідають Іра і Наталя.

Ils sont venus en France pour fuir la guerre dans leur pays d'origine. Ils sont quatre : Anna, Anastasiia, Nataliia… The post Fuir la guerre : parcours d'Ukrainiens installés à Angers first appeared on Radio Campus Angers.

Our guest today is Nataliia Drozd, Marketing and UA Lead at Fabulous. Nataliia's previous episode with us has remained one of the most popular ones of all time on our show. In today's episode, she sheds light on the intricacies of user behavior across different app categories, the impact of retention profiles, and strategies for optimizing subscription models. Today's episode is part of the Retention Club, a series of episodes on retention and re-engagement that are co-produced along with Adikteev.Check out the show notes here: https://mobileuseracquisitionshow.com/episode/retention-club-nataliia-drozd/KEY HIGHLIGHTS

Nataliia talks about the hardship, the unlikely friendship that helped her get out of Ukraine, her work in Ireland and her message to the U.S. government. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Nataliia talks about the hardship, the unlikely friendship that helped her get out of Ukraine, her work in Ireland and her message to the U.S. government. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this week's episode of The New Mind podcast, Ella sits down with Nataliia Sokol, a courageous soul whose life was forever changed by the outbreak of war in Ukraine. Forced to leave behind her home and businesses, Natalia had to rebuild her life through grief and loss. Nataliia's early years were also marked by pain and adversity. However, her story is not one of defeat, but rather of triumph over unimaginable circumstances.Join us as Nataliia shares her remarkable journey of survival, resilience, and rebuilding in a new country. From overcoming hardship to finding strength in the face of adversity, Nataliia's story is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit.Tune in to The New Mind Podcast and be inspired by Nataliia's courage, perseverance, and unwavering determination to create a new life filled with hope and possibility. Listen, learn, and be uplifted by the transformative power of her story!Connect with me: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ellamccrystal Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ellamccrystalhypno   TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@ella_mccrystalWeb: https://www.ellamccrystal.com   YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@EllaMcCrystalConnect with Nataliia: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tesoro_bella

Chris and Kristie revisit the #GCBS Christmas special and they're joined by 4 special guests in Andrei, Nataliia, Raufikat and Vincent! In this episode, we discuss the joys of holiday baking, the fun of being back in the pavilion, and just have a laugh with 4 of the most talented Bakers in Bake Off history! 

At 5:00 that morning Nataliia Prylepa and her husband were awakened by the sounds of explosions. It was the 24th of February 2022, the day the war in Ukraine started. They looked out their 11th floor apartment window in Kyiv and witnessed the explosions. Feeling lost in their own home, Nataliia and her husband grabbed suitcases and packed them frantically. Nataliia Prylepa had to flee her home on the day the war began.

“Before I started my internship at Visa, I [ran] a small eco-hotel in the mountains of Ukraine. It was a travel co-working space. It was after the first invasion in 2014. A lot of travel agencies were closed and travel managers needed to work somewhere so I decided to open a space where everybody could help each other and develop the travel industry,” Nataliia Ievtushenko, first an intern and now a full-time employee at Visa tells Andrew Wrobel in the eighth episode of Emerging Europe Talks She's Next empowered by Visa.  “During the [internship] interview, I chose the product team. It's very interesting for me to see how products are created from the beginning, from the idea until the product is done.”  “I'm the head of the women's Visa network inside the company. And I used to be the mentor for some of the newcomers and some of the women in the network. It's really great to feel that your experience, your advice helps someone to grow or just to realise themselves, to achieve results or even to build a relationship with someone. It's important not only for the mentee but also for the mentor just to know that they are helping the younger generation grow, find new paths,” Svitlana Chyrva, Vice President, Country Manager for Visa in Ukraine and Moldova, adds. 

Barney and Jacob reflect on the story of Nataliia, Alex, and Max Murza as they relocated to Ohio from Ukraine and adjust to life in a new culture and community.

On this episode of Digital Marketing Master, Abby interviews Nataliia Bubniuk, Head of Marketing for North America at Intellias. They discuss the importance of precision in B2B marketing and the need to engage with customers through multiple channels. Nataliia shares her experience of working through the challenges of the invasion of Ukraine and how her company prioritizes people and employees.

Nataliia Beztsinna and Marten Hornsveld describe how the tumor microenvironment modulates clinical responses and how patient-derived ex vivo and engineered in vitro models can be used for pre-clinical immuno-oncology testing.

Nataliia Beztsinna and Marten Hornsveld describe how the tumor microenvironment modulates clinical responses and how patient-derived ex vivo and engineered in vitro models can be used for pre-clinical immuno-oncology testing.

Russia's war is fought on many fronts, but one of the key ones is information. It could be said that between 2014 and 2022 Russia was ahead in the information war, but Ukraine has caught up and overtaken since the full-scale war began in February 2022. Today I am speaking with DATTALION: UKRAINE'S DATA BATTALION. DATTALION is home to the largest free, independent, open-source database of Ukraine war footage. In addition to compiling footage from across Ukrainian and Russian-occupied territories, Dattalion hosts a database of verified eyewitness accounts of Russian aggression, war crimes and acts of genocide in Ukraine. DATTALION's database of Ukraine war photos and videos has been active since February 27, 2022, and includes war footage from February 24 - the first day of Russia's full-scale military invasion onwards. Links: https://dattalion.com/ Nataliya Mykolska is Chief Executive Officer of DATTALION. Nataliia is a technology visionary and expert in strategic transformation, building bridges between Ukraine and the world. She is a non-executive member of the board Ukrhydroenergo, PJSC. Nataliia is also co-founder of women's empowerment platform SheExports. She was co-founder of the Trade+ Centre at Kyiv School of Economics and is a member of the Supervisory Board at TechUkraine. Between 2015 and 2018 Nataliia was The Trade Representative of Ukraine, and Deputy Minister of Economic Development and Trade. She helped found DATTALION to help Ukraine to win this war. She knows that data is power, and it is her chosen weapon in this war for her country, for the future of her children's and for global democracy.

Our guest today is Nataliia Drozd, Marketing and UA Lead at Fabulous - an app focused on building healthy habits. In today's conversation, Nataliia shares her first hand experience in operating as a marketer in the midst of the war in Ukraine. While this episode isn't about tips-and-tactics on mobile marketing, we hope that it offers perspective that can only come from having lived through the midst of death and destruction.For an open, candid and transparent conversation about the reality of working and functioning through a war, we're thankful to have had this conversation.Check out the show notes here: https://mobileuseracquisitionshow.com/episode/marketing-wartime-ukraine-nataliia-drozd/KEY HIGHLIGHTS:

With all of the hyperbole and "staged" events, today I will be speaking with Nataliia who has been living through this year of hell.  This is about HER story.  The real story of the Ukranian people and how atrocities have become a normal way of life.

Nataliia is Six times World record holder. Five times World champion in 2017, 2018, 2019, and 2021. With a depth of 102m, with a breath hold of 6mins 23sec. One of the two women in history to dive the Arch of Blue Hole only with a monofinSeventh woman in world history to reach a depth of 100 meters in a single breath. CONNECT WITH NATALIIAInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/zharkova_freediver Train with her in Deep Dive Dubai:Website: https://www.deepdivedubai.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/deepdivedubaiCONNECT WITH SAFWebsite: https://www.safwanalturk.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/safwanalturk Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/safwanalturk New to Saf? A father, founder, and business executive who left corporate life behind to create solutions that help people build healthy lifestyles.Special thanks to my 14 year old son for helping with the video editing. Follow us/ subscribe/ rate/ share - We are on Apple, Spotify, and YouTube. superhumanswitchpodcast.com Thanks a lot for listening.

You never know who you'll meet or the potential impact unless you open the door to opportunity. Today, host Dr. Rebecca Corbin is joined by experiential educator and entrepreneur Dan Jackson who uses entrepreneurship to help high school students solve for the world's enduring problems, creating value for others. Also joining the conversation is NACCE Podcast Producer Nataliia Berezhna sharing the story of her move from Ukraine and how entrepreneurial mindset has influenced her life. Together, they explore how entrepreneurial mindset can propel you forward.This episode was initially released on Dec. 22, 2021.Ready to move forward with NACCE? Learn more about the National Association of Community College Entrepreneurship.Follow NACCE on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.Watch this episode on YouTube!

Today's episode features a real life mermaid. Nataliia Zharkova is a world record breaking freediver and five-time World Champion but she didn't find freediving, freediving found her. Co-host Dawn first met Nataliia in 2021 when she worked with the team at Deep Dive Dubai and took an introductory freedive lesson with her. Yes, you too can train with this phenomenal athlete in Dubai! What struck Dawn about freediving at the time was the slow and graceful athleticism that freedivers need to be successful in their sport. As you'll hear in Nataliia's discussion with Dawn, her accomplishments in the freediving world came quite naturally. Among those accomplishments are five World Championships and six World Records. She is one of only two women in history to freedive the Arch of the Blue Hole in the Red Sea with only a monofin. She is also the 7th woman in the world to reach a depth of 100m in a single breath - 102m in fact. Her longest breath hold is a staggering 6 minutes and 23 seconds. In the context of hustle culture and what can sometimes be a toxic focus on achievement in sport, this discussion with Nataliia challenges perceptions on how it's possible to reach your goals. We chat through her upbringing in the Ukraine, her start in swimming, the power of the mind in freediving, and what it takes to slow down, both in the water and outside of it. We also chat through how Nataliia sees freediving as a sport of hope and a sport of the future. To follow Nataliia, find her on instagram at @zharkova_freediver To take a freediving lesson with Nataliia, visit Deep Dive Dubai's website www.deepdivedubai.com. To learn more about freediving in general, visit the International Association for the Development of Apnea (ADIA) at https://www.aidainternational.orgOur wider support team for this episode includes Editor JJ Thompson and our Artwork is by the talented Alexandra Hickey of Studio Theodore. For more info, visit www.themettleset.com , and follow us on @themettlesetWe hope you enjoy the episode! Dawn & Afshan @dawnable @afshahmed

The rather delightful Nataliia Bolshakova (SP6), President and Co-founder of Enneagram Egypt, uses her experience in education, pedagogy, and psychology to teach the Enneagram to teens and pre-teens. Here she shares a little about Enneagram Egypt's programmes for teens, teachers and schools, and answers a few of my curiosities about how to talk to teenagers about the Enneagram. How did Nataliia get into the Enneagram [2.16]Nataliia's type and the types of her family [4.00]How are the programmes informed by the stages of development? [9.05]Do we teach the kids about their type's downsides? [13.22]What's the guidance for teachers wanting to use the Enneagram? [15.50]What does each triad need? [19.18]How do you avoid beating yourself up as a parent making new discoveries about a child's type? [23.05]Find Enneagram Eygpt:Enneagram Eygpt: https://enneagramegypt.com/Here is the WhatsApp group invite, if you want to be alerted about the next teen programme:https://chat.whatsapp.com/FqVzWYb3oHs9Mz6dWLd3V5***Music from PixabayIf you are enjoying the podcast, I'd love it if you left a rating/review.If you have something about the Enneagram to teach me, get in touch: rez@thepracticalenneagram.comStay connected to the Practical Enneagram:Website http://www.thepracticalenneagram.comYoutube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCo409rEWvXyM6pujZsNHtg

A documentary on Ukraine's invasion by Russia, told by its anonymous protagonists.Evgeny Afineevsky, Nataliia Nagorna, Hanna Zaitseva – Freedom on fire: Ukraine’s fight for freedom #Venezia79 was first posted on September 17, 2022 at 4:55 pm.©2015 "Fred English Channel". Use of this feed is for personal non-commercial use only. If you are not reading this article in your feed reader, then the site is guilty of copyright infringement. Please contact me at radio@fred.fm

A documentary on Ukraine's invasion by Russia, told by its anonymous protagonists. The post Evgeny Afineevsky, Nataliia Nagorna, Hanna Zaitseva – Freedom on fire: Ukraine’s fight for freedom #Venezia79 appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

A documentary on Ukraine's invasion by Russia, told by its anonymous protagonists. The post Evgeny Afineevsky, Nataliia Nagorna, Hanna Zaitseva – Freedom on fire: Ukraine’s fight for freedom #Venezia79 appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

A documentary on Ukraine's invasion by Russia, told by its anonymous protagonists. The post Evgeny Afineevsky, Nataliia Nagorna, Hanna Zaitseva – Freedom on fire: Ukraine’s fight for freedom #Venezia79 appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

A documentary on Ukraine's invasion by Russia, told by its anonymous protagonists. The post Evgeny Afineevsky, Nataliia Nagorna, Hanna Zaitseva – Freedom on fire: Ukraine’s fight for freedom #Venezia79 appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

A documentary on Ukraine's invasion by Russia, told by its anonymous protagonists. The post Evgeny Afineevsky, Nataliia Nagorna, Hanna Zaitseva – Freedom on fire: Ukraine’s fight for freedom #Venezia79 appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

Join us today as review a few of our favorite episodes of season 1.  Nataliia and I will review the highlights of first season the key takeaways for those suffering with Hashimoto's and hair loss!Questions/Comments? We look forward to your emails!THLC@hpihairpartners.com Connect with us:Nataliia Sanzo, RD, LDN, CHWC www.allpurposenutrition.com Book a FREE discovery call: https://allpurposenutrition.com/coaching/IG: all.purpose.nutrition https://www.instagram.com/all.purpose.nutrition/Kimberly Vaughn, WTS, ITS, CNC, MBA: www.hpihairpartners.com Consultations with Kimberly: https://hpihairpartners.com/consultation-request/IG: HPIHair https://www.instagram.com/hpihair/

In episode 10, I welcome my guests Nataliia Kalantaienko and Karin Olson. Nataliia is 19 years old Ukrainian. She is a student of the international relations in Lviv University and Assistant to the CEO and Manager of the fundraising in the non-governmental organization, Ukrainian Volunteer Service. She and her family are helping to care for, and rescue abandoned and injured animals due to the War in Ukraine since the Russian invasion. She currently has 5 cats and a dog named Tyapa, that they rescued after the battle of Russian troops in her hometown and her and her family have remained throughout the invasion.Nataliia's work with the Ukrainian Volunteer Service includes a project where they are collecting clothes and other needed items for the elderly. You can learn more at the link below.https://bit.ly/3xXKEUpAnother project they are working on is collected items for those within the occupied portions of Ukraine. You can learn more at the link below.https://bit.ly/3NNcs2rThe organization has also created a Patreon campaign to gather needed donation. You can learn more at the link below.https://www.patreon.com/ukrainianvolunteerserviceNataliia also spoke to us about 2 animals rescue organizations working tohelp abandoned and injured animals in Ukraine.One organization is UAnimals. You can learn more at the link below.https://www.patreon.com/uanimalsOne organization is GladPets. You can learn more at the link below.https://gladpet.org/charityFollow the podcast on Instagram! https://instagram.com/thestoryofmypetpodcastDo you want to support the show and animal rescue at the same time? Then just buy me a coffee, 40% of all earnings are donated each month to an animal rescue organization!  https://www.buymeacoffee.com/thestoryofmypetFOR THE MONTH OF AUGUST, ALL DONATIONS WILL BE MADE TO THE UKRAINIAN ORGANIZATION GLADPETS.

Join Nataliia and The Hex Collective as they put on an extraordinary performance. Nataliia shares the most beautiful songs from Ukraine and the band (Josie, Jim and Brock) hold it all together with their stunning instrumentation. This is another very special evening in the shed, hosted by Warren and supported by sound guy Steve and photographer Alex. The music and conversation will set you free and take you to a peaceful place full of magic and intrigue. Thank you for listening. Find out more about the band and their music at the following URLs: https://www.facebook.com/thehexcollective/ and https://soundcloud.com/user-81074831 and https://thehexcollective.bandcamp.com/releases

Nataliia Poloziuk from Sydney told the story of the death of her sister as a result of a rocket attack in the Ukrainian Dnieper. - Наташа Полозюк из Сиднея рассказала историю гибели своей сестры в результате ракетного обстрела в украинском Днепре.

Today you will learn in-depth information on the 4 main causes of hair loss when you are diagnosed with hypothyroidism.  Nataliia and Kimberly will dive into a candid conversation on why diffused hair loss (aka) female pattern hair loss, telogen effluvium, hormone imbalance and nutritional deficiencies are the leading causes and symptoms.Questions/Comments? We look forward to your emails!THLC@hpihairpartners.com Connect with us:Nataliia Sanzo, RD, LDN, CHWC www.allpurposenutrition.com Book a FREE discovery call: https://allpurposenutrition.com/coaching/IG: all.purpose.nutrition https://www.instagram.com/all.purpose.nutrition/Kimberly Vaughn, WTS, ITS, CNC, MBA: www.hpihairpartners.com Consultations with Kimberly: https://hpihairpartners.com/consultation-request/IG: HPIHair https://www.instagram.com/hpihair/

I veckans avsnitt pratar jag om min nuvarande studierutin, alltså om studierutinen jag har just nu. Jag har gjort avsnitt om detta förut, men eftersom jag alltid försöker förbättra min rutin, och jag då och då hittar nya metoder så tyckte jag att det var en bra idé att göra ett nytt avsnitt! Länkar: Det här är affiliate links - du stödjer mig när du använder dem! Om du använder italki-länken får du 10$ i krediter när du köper för mer än 20$! Lingq: https://www.lingq.com/?referral=SwedishLinguist italki: https://www.italki.com/affshare?ref=af3046765 -------------------- Hemsida: www.swedishlinguist.com Patreon: Swedish Linguist Instagram: swedish.linguist YouTube: Swedish Linguist Facebook: Swedish Linguist ------------------- Ett smakprov (sample) av transkriptet: (du kan också läsa det på min hemsida) (Tänk  på att detta är transkriberat talspråk, det ser inte ut som vanlig skriven svenska!) Nämen tjenare tjenare, välkommen till Simple Swedish Podcast! Och ja, jag sitter här i Valencia och svettas, för det är väldigt varmt här just nu. Så, jag har stängt mitt fönster för att det inte ska låta så mycket. För jag bor nära en väg, och det är mycket trafik där. Så det är ännu varmare här nu. Så ja, men, vi kör, vi kör.  Först, innan vi börjar, ska jag tacka några nya patrons. Så, det är Nataliia, Friederike, Adrian, Andrija, Ricky, Tom och Merve. Tack till er för att ni stödjer den här podden! Och för alla andra som kanske också vill stödja podden, gå till min hemsida – swedishlinguist.com.  Och där kan du också prenumerera på nyhetsbrevet. Nyhetsbrevet, där får du tips, uppdateringar, sånt, alltid på lätt svenska. Och alla som är nya på nyhetsbrevet får en gratis PDF med dom 20 vanligaste misstagen som folk gör på svenska. Och du får också en massa tips på hur man når en avancerad nivå i svenska. Så ja, swedishlinguist.com. Så idag ska jag prata om min studierutin, min nuvarande studierutin, alltså den jag har just nu. Och jag har gjort avsnitt om min studierutin förut, men det var ganska länge sen, och ja, den försändras ofta. Så jag tänkte jag gör ett avsnitt om det igen.  Så ja. Just nu så fokuserar jag på ryska. Och ja, mitt långsiktiga mål, det är att nå en ganska avancerad nivå i ryska. Så jag vill kunna prata med folk, jag vill kunna titta på filmer, serier, läsa böcker, läsa om historia, läsa artiklar, ah, generellt kunna använda språket.  Och mitt fokus just nu är vokabulär. För vokabulär är alltid det som tar längst tid när man lär sig ett språk. För man måste lära sig tusentals nya ord, och det tar helt enkelt lång tid. Så.. Och det bästa sättet att lära sig många ord på, det är att läsa mycket.  ...för hela transkriptet tillsammans med översättningar på svåra ord och uttryck, klicka här!

In this new episode of this special series of our podcast, we talked with Nataliia, a Young European Ambassador from Ukraine who introduced us to a particular aspect of this conflict: being a Ukrainian citizen living abroad. Being away from her country in such a difficult time it's really challenging for what she addresses as “mental health”. Through this interview she opened up to us, showing a new side of this conflict and how deeply it can affect people even from afar. Eventually, she found a way to react, engaging in her local community to be with her country, with both head and heart. Nataliia Yaroshenko is currently a PhD student in the field of ecology working with the plant population analysis. She holds a bachelor degree in Biology, Master's in ecology (Cherkasy National University named after B. Khmelnytskyi) and a bachelor degree in Foreign languages teaching (English and Spanish). In 2016 Nataliia was honored to complete the Study of US Institutes program (Environmental issues, the University of Oregon, the USA) and won the CAPSTONE project award in 2017. Nataliia is an active volunteer in local initiatives and participant of the Erasmus+ youth exchanges and training courses with the experience of coaching the sessions about human rights, sustainability and social inclusion. The other part of Nataliia's life belongs to the Ukrainian cultural potential by being a co-organizer of Cherkasy Book Festival, SHEfest, Sumy Rock Fest initiatives. Matilde Fabrizio is a student in Political Science and International Relations at the Cesare Alfieri University of Florence. She is currently in Paris where she is living the Erasmus+ experience at Sorbonne University. Matilde's dedication to international affairs goes far beyond a simple passion and interest in her studies; thanks to the many experiences she had abroad, she has always felt part of a community much larger and broader than just that of her home country. Matilde believes in a world in which the diversity of countries and cultures is a richness and an opportunity for everyone, and she works every day to see it realized. Her goal as a Young European Ambassador is to move further the gaze of those who still cannot see this world. Matilde finds beauty in complexity. Rose Dahl is an international student of the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme from Germany. She is currently involved in several activities, such as guiding international exchange students through their programmes, participating in Model United Nations Conferences and volunteering as a journalist for a local newspaper.

Russia targets Ukraine's capital with missiles for the first time in weeks. Vitaly and Frank talk to Nataliia, who recently returned to Kyiv with her young son – they were woken up by the blasts. Also, the UK says it will send its first long-range missiles to Ukraine. And Col Bob Seddon, who was once in charge of bomb disposal for the British army, tells us how he's helping Ukrainians deal with mines. This episode of Ukrainecast was made by Clare Williamson with Osman Iqbal and Philip Marzouk. The assistant editor was Alison Gee. The technical producer was Emma Crowe. You can email Ukrainecast@bbc.co.uk with your questions and comments. You can also send us a message or voice note via WhatsApp to +44 0330 123 9480 – and start your message with the word Ukrainecast.

Dr Waheed Arian, a former refugee from Afghanistan, now an A&E doctor, wanted to hear stories from other people like him. He is working to help improve the accessibility of mental health services for refugees like himself. One of the people he spoke to was Nataliia from Ukraine, who arrived in the UK along with her six-year-old daughter a couple of months ago.

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It's been six weeks since the British government opened a new immigration route to help Ukrainian refugees come to the UK - 'Homes for Ukraine'. Amongst the reports of bureaucratic delays and safety issues, we hear about the scheme from the two sides at the heart of it: Ukrainian refugees and their host family.This podcast was brought to you thanks to the support of readers of The Times and The Sunday Times. Subscribe today and get one month free at: thetimes.co.uk/storiesofourtimes. Guests:Matt Dathan, Home Affairs Editor, The TimesJohn and Sue Rutherford, UK host family.Damian Whitworth, Feature Writer, The Times.Nataliia, Paulina and Tisha Shynhyrii, Ukrainian refugees. Host: Manveen Rana.Clips: Parliament TV, EU Commission, Sky News, BBC News, ITV. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Terminplanung ist etwas, was sich die Deutschlehrerin von den Deutschen abgeguckt hat. An der Sprache selbst liebt sie vor allem, unendlich lange Wörter bilden zu können. Ihr Lieblingswort: Perspektivwechsel.Name: Nataliia Land: Ukraine Geburtsjahr: 1977 Beruf: Deutschlehrerin am Kollegium Alexandria in Oleksandriia Das mag ich an der deutschen Sprache: Die Logik, aber vor allem die Komposita. Ich unterrichte Deutsch, weil … ich einfach gerne unterrichte und Deutsch mag. Das ist typisch deutsch für mich: Pünktlichkeit, Ordnung, vor allem aber die Terminplanung – etwas, das ich wirklich von Deutschen gelernt habe. Meine Lieblingsregion/-stadt in Deutschland: Lieblingsregion ist Rheinland-Pfalz, Lieblingsstadt Berlin. Ich habe dort viele Freunde. Außerdem sind dort unsere Partnerschulen. Mein deutsches Lieblingsessen: Currywurst, Brötchen und unterschiedliche Brotsorten. Mein deutsches Lieblingswort: „Perspektivwechsel“. Bei unserer letzten DSD-Prüfung war das ein wirklich wichtiges Wort. Mein Lektüretipp für den Deutschunterricht: Für Anfänger Märchen, danach Kurzgeschichten und leichte Lektüre. Das ist für meine Schüler schwer an der deutschen Sprache: Generell die Grammatik, besonders aber die Artikel und der Gebrauch von Präpositionen. Mein größtes Erfolgserlebnis als Lehrerin: Wenn meine Schülerinnen und Schüler immer motiviert zum Unterricht kommen – und natürlich, wenn sie Erfolg bei Prüfungen haben und sogar eine Ausbildung in Deutschland machen oder dort studieren. Meine Erfahrungen mit den Deutschlernangeboten der Deutschen Welle: Ich nutze manches sehr gern im Unterricht, wie beispielsweise die „Langsam gesprochenen Nachrichten“, das „Videothema“, das „Wort der Woche“, „Das sagt man so“ und das „Deutschlandlabor“.

I am sure all of you know what is going on in Ukraine right now. A lot of families need your help. People lost their homes and everything they work so hard for but the most important they lost their loved ones and no money could replace that. In this episode, Nataliia shares a lit bit of what went through and how's the real situation right there.   Tenho certeza de que todos vocês sabem o que está acontecendo na Ucrânia agora. Muitas famílias precisam da sua ajuda. As pessoas perderam suas casas e tudo pelo que trabalham tanto, mas o mais importante, perderam seus entes queridos e nenhum dinheiro poderia substituir isso. Neste episódio, Nataliia compartilha um pouco do que passou e como está a real situação por lá.   Anything you can donate will be very helpful, here is the GoFund link: https://tinyurl.com/2b677mb5   ✅ Instagram Oficial @voce_podcast - https://www.instagram.com/voce_podcast/ ANFITRIÃS:

Meet your hosts, Nataliia Sanzo, a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist, and Nashville Thyroid Expert, and  Kimberly Vaughn, double board-certified trichologist, certified nutritional coach, and hair loss specialist. They will walk you through their journeys and how this podcast came about. Nataliia will share her personal hair loss and thyroid disorder journey that led her to become an expert in the field. And Kimberly will shine the light on her path to establishing the leading hair loss clinic in the southeast.Questions/Comments?  We look forward to your emails!THLC@hpihairpartners.com  Connect with us:Nataliia Sanzo, RD, LDN, CHWC  www.allpurposenutrition.com Book a FREE discovery call:  https://allpurposenutrition.com/coaching/IG: all.purpose.nutrition https://www.instagram.com/all.purpose.nutrition/Kimberly Vaughn, WTS, ITS, CNC, MBA:   www.hpihairpartners.com Consultations with Kimberly: https://hpihairpartners.com/consultation-request/ IG: HPIHair  https://www.instagram.com/hpihair/

Nataliia Baker evolved from a poor family in Ukraine, under Russian control, to American Democracy. She recounts her journeys in the “Orange Movement,” where Russians murdered or poisoned Ukrainian elected leaders. Why she left her country 14 years ago and today with unbridled optimism as an American entrepreneur. To watch the show, visit The Optimistic American on YouTube!

March 24th marks one month since Russia began its invasion of Ukraine, starting a war that has forced millions of Ukrainians to flee their country.  Kanako Takahara explains Japan's efforts to help these refugees, and why the government here isn't calling them by that name. Later in the episode, we hear the story of Maria, a 71-year-old Ukrainian woman who was reunited with her daughter Nataliia last Friday, after a six-day ordeal escaping from Ukraine to Japan. Read more:  Tears, relief and the 'smell of Ukraine': A daughter's reunion with her mother in Japan Japan looks to offer enhanced support to help Ukrainian refugees settle Are Ukrainians who flee 'refugees' or 'evacuees'? For Japan, it's complicated. Ukrainian support groups in Japan: The Japan-Ukraine friendship association Japan Association for Refugees Ukrainians in Japan Facebook group  Facebook group for Ukrainians hoping to bring relatives to Japan Sponsor: Today's episode is sponsored by RGF Professional Recruitment Japan, the bilingual arm of Recruit, Japan and Asia's largest recruiting and information service company. Visit RGF Professional Recruitment Japan to register your resume and unleash your potential today. On this episode: Kanako Takahara: Articles | Twitter Oscar Boyd: Twitter | Articles | Instagram Transcript: We have recently begun experimenting with transcripts for episodes of Deep Dive. A full transcript of this episode is available on The Japan Times website. Find transcripts useful? Tips for improvement? Contact us to let us know. Announcements: Get in touch with Oscar and the show at deepdive@japantimes.co.jp. Support the show. Rate, review and share this episode with a friend if you've enjoyed it. Follow us on Twitter, and give us feedback. This episode of Deep Dive may be supported by advertising based on your location. Advertising is sourced by Audioboom and is not affiliated with The Japan Times. Photo: Ukrainian Maria Dovbash hugs her family in an emotional reunion Friday at Narita Airport after she traveled six days from her home in Zaporizhzhia in southern Ukraine to Japan. | Oscar Boyd

Nataliia und Lisa leben in Deutschland, aber ihre Familien leben in der Ukraine. Yasia ist vor drei Wochen aus Kiew nach Deutschland geflohen und lebt jetzt in Halle bei ihrer Mutter. Wir haben vor einigen Wochen schon mit ihnen gesprochen. Sie erzählen, wie es ihnen inzwischen geht. ******** Den Artikel zum Stück findet ihr hier. ******** Noch mehr Infos zum Thema: Menschen in der Ukraine: Was der Krieg mit uns macht Krieg in der Ukraine: Hilfe für Geflüchtete Krieg in der Ukraine: Wlad berichtet über sein Leben auf dem Land ******** Oder folgt uns auf Instagram. ******** Ihr könnt das Team von Ab 21 über WhatsApp erreichen. Uns interessiert: Was beschäftigt euch? Habt ihr ein Thema, über das wir unbedingt in der Sendung und im Podcast sprechen sollen? Schickt uns eine Sprachnachricht oder schreibt uns per 0160-91360852. Wichtig: Wenn ihr diese Nummer speichert und uns eine Nachricht schickt, akzeptiert ihr unsere Regeln zum Datenschutz und bei WhatsApp die Datenschutzrichtlinien von WhatsApp.

Innerhalb kürzester Zeit ist der Krieg in der ukrainischen Hauptstadt angekommen. Und im ganzen Land. Was macht das mit den Menschen, die davon betroffen sind? Wir haben mit Lisa gesprochen, sie ist Ukrainerin und lebt in Berlin. Außerdem mit Jasja, sie ist auf der Flucht von Kiew nach Deutschland. Zoe, sie ist Russin und lebt in Moskau. Und mit Nataliia, die gerade in Bayern studiert, deren Familie aber in Kiew und der Zentralukraine lebt. ******** Den Artikel zum Audio findet ihr hier. ******** Auch lesens- und hörenswert: Ukraine, Russland und die Kiewer Rus - Faktencheck: Putins Blick auf die Geschichte der UkraineBerichte, Analysen, Reaktionen - Putins Krieg in der Ukraine: Unsere Themen-ÜbersichtRussland-Nato-Konflikt - "Putin betreibt Schuldumkehr" ******** Meldet euch! Ihr könnt das Team von Ab 21 über WhatsApp erreichen. Uns interessiert: Was beschäftigt euch? Habt ihr ein Thema, über das wir unbedingt in der Sendung und im Podcast sprechen sollen? Schickt uns eine Sprachnachricht oder schreibt uns auf 0160-91360852. Wichtig: Wenn ihr diese Nummer speichert und uns eine Nachricht schickt, akzeptiert ihr unsere Regeln zum Datenschutz und bei WhatsApp die Datenschutzrichtlinien von WhatsApp. ******** Deutschlandfunk Nova ist auch auf Instagram.

February 24, 2022 ~ Nataliia Gusak, a Ukrainian mother and activist currently in Kyiv, talks with Guy Gordon about Russia's invasion of her home country, and how the United States can help.

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INTERVIEW: Prof. Nataliia Kasianenko, Ph.D./Fresno State discusses Russia-Ukraine and the United States. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

You never know who you'll meet or the potential impact unless you open the door to opportunity. Today, host Dr. Rebecca Corbin is joined by experiential educator and entrepreneur Dan Jackson who uses entrepreneurship to help high school students solve for the world's enduring problems, creating value for others. Also joining the conversation is NACCE Podcast Producer Nataliia Berezhna sharing the story of her move from Ukraine and how entrepreneurial mindset has influenced her life. Together, they explore how entrepreneurial mindset can propel you forward.NACCE wishes all of our listeners a bright holiday season. Be on the lookout for some exciting updates to our show in the early 2022!

Nataliia Kalantaienko is a FLEX Alumna 2019, the assistant to the CEO of Ukrainian Volunteer Service, and an International Relations student at Ivan Franko National University of Lviv. Nataliia received a Certificate of The U.S Department of State for fostering mutual understanding by completing more than 100 hours of community service in the United States. Nataliia was also a finalist of World Link Melting Pot Essay Competition, a Top 10% of World Link students, a World Link FLEX Program Student of the Month for May 2019 and multiple winner of the All-Ukrainian Taras Shevchenko International Language and Literature Competition. Instagram: @natusss.ka

Agenda: 1. Что такое продуктовый майндсет? 2. Кому и зачем нужен продуктовый майндсет? 3. Как развивать его в себе? 4. Как развивать продуктовый майндсет у членов команды? Курс для тех, кто хочет стать продакт-менеджером в IT: https://bit.ly/33lmWVk

Обсуждаем финансовый домен с Lead BA из компании Ciklum Наташей Пелых. - поговорим про работу в BIG4 - чем отличаются среднестатичиские стейкхолдеры-финансисты от других доменов - зачем идти на финтех проект, за каким опытом - почему эксель станет вашим лучшим другом, вне зависимости от проекта Продолжение подкаста на https://www.patreon.com/aauiwts Интересные ссылки https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d3yM7VV52hI - вебинар Наташи https://www.cfainstitute.org/en/programs - суровые образовательные программы https://ua.cfaukraine.org/yak-poyednuyetsya-robota-v-it-ta-cfa-kvalifikatsiya/ - Статья, где Наташа позвала чуваков из ЕРАМа и Люкса, чтобы они рассказали о своей работе на финтех проектах Еще статьи: https://blogs.cfainstitute.org/investor/2020/09/22/fintechs-in-a-post-covid-19-world-targeting-gen-z/ https://blogs.cfainstitute.org/investor/2021/02/08/on-demand-pay-is-it-here-to-stay/

I sit down with University of Queensland Graduate student Nataliia Poiarkova to talk about creativity in Dataviz, why it matters, and when to use itSupport the show (https://ko-fi.com/datapluslove)

Mathea Ford: Hi there! It's Mathea Ford with Renal Diet HQ and today I'm here with Nataliia Karpenko. We're going talk today a little bit about RenalMate as you may remember I am an advisory board member with RenalMate and Natalia is the CEO and creator and she's like the inspiration behind a lot of […] The post RDHQ Podcast 103: Chat with Nataliia about RenalMate and Kidney Disease appeared first on Renal Diet Menu Headquarters. Suggested Reading: RDHQ Podcast 92: How Chronic Kidney Disease has Changed my Life {My Story} RDHQ Podcast 90: Why You Should Always Read Your Labs Before You Go To Your Doctor RDHQ Podcast 101: 5 Handy Tips For Eating To Remember When You Have Kidney Disease

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