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How can the transformative power of art and culture serve as the connective tissue in movements for democracy, justice, and deep societal change?In our divided world , building genuine, arts animated cross-sector collaboration is more than a goal—it's a necessity. This episode dives into how activist artists and cultural organizers can forge meaningful connections with their community social change partners and why our current systems often fail to support that.Discover the innovative approach of the Horizons Project and how it's redefining movement-building through authentic relationship weaving.Learn why sharing stories and cultural engagement are crucial in combating authoritarianism and fostering a thriving democracy.Understand how vulnerability, play, and arts are not just tools, but essential strategies for social transformation and collective sense-making.Tune in now to explore how Julia Roig and the Horizons Project are laying the groundwork for a new, interconnected way of organizing for democracy and justice.Notable Mentions:Here is a categorized list of all mentioned individuals, events, organizations, and publications, each accompanied by a brief description and a hyperlink for more in-depth information: PeopleJulia Roig – Founder and Chief Network Weaver at The Horizons Project, focusing on bridging peacebuilding, social justice, and democracy. Cristine Michie – Host of the PlayFull Podcast, where she discusses the role of play in social change. Jarvis Williams – Pastor and speaker who discusses the paradoxes within institutions and the importance of authentic belonging.Míriam Juan-Torres González – Moderator at the Othering & Belonging Institute, facilitating discussions on inclusive democracy.
Our racing experts are back on this the weekend of the Irish Grand National. John Duggan and Johnny Ward chatted through all the upcoming races and gave their top tips and tricks for the weekend at Fairyhouse. The Racing Pod on Off The Ball is brought to you by William Hill, 18+ see Gamblingcare.ie
In this moment when all of our rights are under attack within the U.S., we are all fighting multiple battles simultaneously. But there is one area which unites us - health care; each of us needs it, and far too many people do not have access. I caught up with Kelly, an organizer with the Non-Violent Medicaid Army (NVMA) which is “a growing, politically independent force of the poor and dispossessed, united across identities, regions, races and issues, modeled after MLK's 'nonviolent army of the poor' from the first Poor People's Campaign of 1968.” NVMA “is not a coalition or a campaign but a network of organizations and committees that understand healthcare to be a strategic front of struggle to unite the working class,” and there are chapters across the country within Wyoming, Wisconsin, Texas, Indiana, Georgia, Massachusetts, Illinois, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, New York, Ohio, Maryland and Vermont. Throughout our time together, Kelly and I discuss her personal journey, and how liberation theology informs her activism, healthcare as a human right, the inequities within our healthcare system, and the need for collective action to address injustices while advocating for change.We also delved into the importance of community engagement and storytelling in pushing for healthcare rights, particularly through the NVMA; through #MedicaidMondays where they spotlight folks personal stories across their social media platforms (share your story by applying here), the impact of NVMA's National Call-In Days speaking up for Medicaid, along with the lessons they took away from last year's National Week of Action (September 21-28, 2024). Ultimately, Kelly and all the NVMA organizers remind us, through their daily work, that we belong to each other; and our voices are needed in the ongoing work of collective liberation. Monthly Saturday schools educate the community about Medicaid and healthcare rights. Sign up to attend Saturday, April 5, 1pm EST and watch the March 2025 session. Stay connected with NVMA on social media: Instagram, Facebook and TikTok. > Head to show notes for key episode takeaways, additional resources, and learn more about Kelly Smith who is on the national organizing team of the Nonviolent Medicaid Army and is co-coordinator of the New York Nonviolent Medicaid Army. She previously served as Tri-chair of the NYS Poor People's Campaign (NYSPPC), a role she held for several years. She is still involved with the Poor People's Campaign, mentoring leaders, working with the New York City Regional Committee and serving on the NYSPPC Coordinating Committee.
Rev. Lamont Anthony Wells is the Executive Director of the Network of Evangelical Lutheran Church in America Colleges and Universities and the President of the African Descent Lutheran Association.
Speaker: Pastor Roger Acquah
Speaker: Pastor Roger Acquah
Speaker: Pastor Roger Acquah
Send Wilk a text with your feedback!Preparing Our Children with the Skills To Navigate Toxic PolarizationToday, we're diving into one of the most critical topics of our time—how we can equip the next generation to navigate a world that often feels more divided by the day.As someone who's worked through my own journey from anger to understanding, I know firsthand the importance of teaching people to bridge divides. But what if we could start even earlier? What if we could teach kids—not just as they grow, but while they're still forming the skills and perspectives that will shape their entire lives—to think critically, build empathy, and connect across differences?Our guest today is Kent Lenci, a true pioneer in this space. Kent spent 20 years as a middle school educator, holding roles as a teacher, coach, and leader, before founding Middle Ground School Solutions in 2019. His mission is simple but powerful: to help prepare today's students to ease tomorrow's political polarization. From creating curriculum for the Better Arguments Project and the National Week of Conversation to writing his book Learning to Depolarize, Kent has been on the front lines, empowering educators to teach kids how to engage with empathy and civility in a divided world.We'll talk about Kent's journey, the challenges today's youth face, and why early intervention in education is key to countering the effects of divisive media and polarized environments. Kent will also share actionable insights on fostering emotional intelligence and media literacy in kids, along with the role human connection plays in creating lasting change.This is exactly the kind of conversation that embodies the spirit of Derate the Hate—finding ways to turn tension into understanding and anger into action. TakeawaysKent Lenci transitioned from teaching to founding Middle Ground Solutions.Early intervention in education can prevent polarization.Media literacy is essential for critical thinking in youth.Emotional intelligence helps children navigate complex social dynamics.Building connections across divides is crucial for understanding.Human connection is key to overcoming polarization.Organizations like Pro Human Foundation and Braver Angels work towards a better future. What have you done today to make your life a better life? What have you done today to make the world a better place? The world is a better place if we are better people. That begins with each of us as individuals. Be kind to one another. Be grateful for everything you've got. Make each and every day the day that you want it to be! Please follow The Derate The Hate podcast on: Facebook, Instagram, Twitter(X) , YouTube Subscribe to us wherever you enjoy your audio or directly from our site. Please leave us a rating and feedback on Apple podcasts or other platforms. Not on social media? You can share your thoughts or request Wilk for a speaking engagement on our site's contact page: DerateTheHate.com/Contact If you would like to support the show, you're welcome to DONATE or shop Amazon by going through our Support Us page and I'll earn through qualifying purchases at no extra cost to you. I look forward to hearing from you!
Explore One Year Bibles by clicking here. Renew your commitment to daily Scripture reading, and begin your exciting adventure!Top headlines for Thursday, October 17, 2024In this episode, a new poll shows former President Donald Trump gaining traction among Catholic voters in critical swing states, posing a challenge to Vice President Kamala Harris. Meanwhile, a North Carolina school district has sparked controversy by rejecting a proposal to display the Ten Commandments in public schools, raising questions about religion's role in education. Additionally, we delve into the growing call among Christian leaders for Latino Evangelicals to engage more actively in the upcoming election, emphasizing their impact in accordance with a biblical mandate.Subscribe to this PodcastApple PodcastsSpotifyGoogle PodcastsOvercast⠀Follow Us on Social Media@ChristianPost on TwitterChristian Post on Facebook@ChristianPostIntl on InstagramSubscribe on YouTube⠀Get the Edifi AppDownload for iPhoneDownload for Android⠀Subscribe to Our NewsletterSubscribe to the Freedom Post, delivered every Monday and ThursdayClick here to get the top headlines delivered to your inbox every morning!⠀Links to the NewsTrump leads Harris among Catholics in swing states: poll | PoliticsNC school district rejects Ten Commandments classroom display | EducationJoe Kennedy's fight to pray on field becomes must-watch film | Entertainment'God gives us guidance in who to elect' in Exodus: NHCLC speaker | PoliticsMd. judge rules against 37 churches suing UMC over property row | Church & MinistriesFormer Episcopal bishop's ministry restricted over allegation | Church & MinistriesChristian groups launch first National Week of Prayer | World
Now that the world is watching, we will anxiously await the results from all that prayer.
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Front page headlines from April 25 , 1984 — “Looking To The Future” series featured students of the First Baptist Kindergarten digging a hole to plant a 5' Red Maple donated by Mrs. Art Pritchard in honor of and in recognition of National Week of the Young Child. — Wilson County News Office Opens - As of May 1 1984, the Wilson County News will occupy an office in the Excalibur Building at the entrance of Bentwood Estates. — Space Shuttle Sighted Over La Vernia - At 6:08 a.m. the space shuttle passed over La Vernia at the intersection of...Article Link
In today's episode, we welcome Graham Bodie to dissect the complex world of effective listening and communication. We dive into the myths and realities of nonverbal cues and how to navigate the vast landscape of listening intelligence at both individual and organizational levels. By mixing personal anecdotes with rigorous studies, Bodie unearths actionable strategies to enhance one's ability to listen, connect, and advise with empathy and precision.Timestamps: (00:00) Introduction to listening intelligence and Graham Bodie.(05:40) Understanding and adapting to diverse listening habits.(13:35) Listening intelligence involves adapting to conversational partners.(17:15) Understanding situational leadership and listening for effectiveness.(27:13) Encourage problem analysis for effective advice giving.(32:27) Understanding others without imagining their experience directly.(37:14) Carefully validate perspectives without fully agreeing.(41:42) Identify and address listening barriers for improvement.(48:04) Cooperative principle: sharing relevant information in conversations.(54:10) Nonverbal behaviors are hypotheses, not universal predictors.(01:04:05) Website focuses on civil discourse in politics.(01:08:45) Visit InQuasive.com for customized education and sessions, and check out The Disciplined Listening Method.Links and Resources:Graham Bodie on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/graham-bodieOfficial Website of Graham D. Bodie, Ph.D.: grahambodie.comLearn more about the Listen First Project: listenfirstproject.orgDiscover the National Week of Conversation 2023: nationalweekofconversation.orgSponsor Links:InQuasive: http://www.inquasive.com/Humintell: Body Language - Reading People - HumintellEnter Code INQUASIVE25 for 25% discount on your online training purchase.International Association of Interviewers: Home (certifiedinterviewer.com)Podcast Production Services by EveryWord Media
In this episode, Dr. P is joined by lawyer and activist Dafina Ward, JD.Dafina Ward, J.D. is an attorney and non-profit strategist with nearly fifteen years of experience addressing HIV and health equity issues in the southern United States. Working in partnership with a range of advocates—from grassroots leaders to federal decision-makers—she is a trusted voice in regional and national spaces. With nearly twenty years of experience in community grantmaking, Dafina is an expert in place-based funding strategies, coalition-building, and capacity building for emerging organizations and leaders. Dafina currently serves as Executive Director of the Southern AIDS Coalition (SAC), an organization of regional focus and national reach, with a mission to end the HIV epidemic in the South. Through a range of programs and initiatives across the sixteen southern states and Washington, DC, SAC utilizes community-centered policy advocacy, grantmaking, leadership development, and capacity building trainings to support transformation in the region. In 2019, SAC created Southern HIV/AIDS Awareness Day [SHAAD] to amplify the HIV crisis in the region. Under Dafina's leadership, SHAAD has become a nationally recognized day adopted by hundreds of organizations and reaching thousands annually. Dafina has developed innovative programming for women and girls. She led the creation of Beauty in Knowing, an intervention that Johnson & Johnson deemed "globally innovative", training cosmetology students to engage clients in conversations about HIV, sexual health, and intimate partner violence. As a founding member of the Community Foundation of Greater Birmingham LGBTQ Fund, she created a grantwriting training for LGBTQ+ youth, and developed a mini-grant process to support their vision. In recognition of her work, the LGBTQ Fund awarded “Dafina Ward Grants” to small LGBTQ-led organizations in 2017.Dafina shares her reflections on the intersections of race, gender, and health through writing, with work appearing in the Washington Post, Role Reboot, and The Body. She was recognized by POZ Magazine twice in 2021—as the July/August POZ Hero and as a member of the 2021 POZ 100 (the magazine's list of the 100 most influential Black HIV advocates in the nation). Dafina received her BA in Mass Media Arts from Clark Atlanta University (Atlanta, GA) and her Juris Doctor from Temple University's Beasley School of Law (Philadelphia, PA). She and her husband reside in Bluffton, South Carolina with their brilliant daughters.
Billie Murray in Gorey is only too delighted to see Ireland celebrating 'National Tree Week', but are there weeks that we should be celebrating?From milk to thrash metal, heatwaves to lockdowns, we heard about the National Week Ireland needs.
Meet the Mancunian Podcast: social impact stories from Manchester
A warm Mancunian welcome to all my listeners. Presenting Season 7, Episode 4 of the #MeettheMancunian #podcast #GM #manchester #SocialJustice #SexualViolence #SocialImpact #NonProfit. Hosted by Deepa Thomas-Sutcliffe .(https://www.instagram.com/meetthemancunian/). In the fourth episode, the Meet the Mancunian podcast talks to Jesmin Chowdhury, Founder, Ayna Arts and social justice activist. Jesmin talks about her passion for societal change and her personal journey from being a victim of unfavourable social practices to a changemaker. She delves into the challenges she faced and her participation in impactful initiatives, including stage plays tackling societal issues like domestic violence and the luxurious lifestyle's contribution to climate change. The episode also explores Jesmin's online presence and how she lends her voice to issues fighting against patriarchal norms, inspiring thousands of other individuals around the world. Did you know? This episode Is being released during Sexual Abuse and Sexual Violence Awareness Week, which is from the 5th to the 11th of February, 2024. The Sexual Abuse and Sexual Violence Awareness Week is the UK's National Week to raise awareness of sexual abuse and violence and to provide an opportunity for any organisation or individuals to engage in dialogue. This week is an opportunity for anyone who wants to use their voice to join a conversation with thousands of others. #ItsNotOK Key resources: Sexual Abuse and Sexual Violence Awareness Week Greater Manchester support for rape and sexual assault Greater Manchester Rape Crisis Time stamps of key moments in the podcast episode & transcript: (00:01:58) journey to social activism (00:03:37) Ayna Arts (00:09:54) challenges she has overcome (00:14:49) impact she makes (00:19:48) advice for people looking to start a similar movement Listen to the episode and read the transcript on www.meetthemancunian.co.uk
Alex and Pete recorded a 2nd podcast this week going over the initial reports on the Michigan signal stealing scandal as well as the biggest national games from week 8 and previewing the best week 9 matchups.
Australians have been encouraged to spread awareness about deaf communities and recognise their achievements, following the National Week of Deaf People. In Western Australia, Aboriginal ranger turned firefighter James Tucker has discovered an innovative way of working - despite his disability.
Tune in today as we go over the latest in sport from around the world. We chat the latest out of the AFL as we run into finals. We cover the latest in the UFC and look ahead to the Hungarian Grand Prix. In the Second half of the show we have Hobby Talk. Where we talk collecting cardboard and any news or hot topics that have arisen over the last week in the space. Get pumped for The National! Please like, subscribe and comment! Hobby Talk 40:40 Checkout our website - www.doublecoverage.media Follow us on Socials: Double Coverage - Instagram | Facebook | Twitter | Tik Tok | Linkedin 2nd Instagram account: Double Coverage.Media Instagram Join Saucey's Tips Telegram: https://t.me/sauceystips Follow SauceysTips on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sauceystips/ Join the Double Coverage Fam Discord Server >>>>JOIN DISCORD
One unique way to help seniors feel great about themselves is via memory training. In this episode, Dana Steinova discusses her memory training approach based on mnemonics. Its power is in its ability to change the mindset of people who suffer from memory lapses and people who are giving up, accepting their memory problems as inevitable or something that belongs to the natural aging process. Her program convinces the participants that, in reality, they have tremendous mental potential. They activate special circuits in the brain that people unfamiliar with such techniques leave idle. The program works because cognitive and social effects are so connected. People learn to remember well and usually don't resist performing their new skills in front of family members or friends.Once people get proof that they can remember well, they start to approach any new information with a positive expectation that they will remember it, which affects the result. The outcome is that they minimize memory lapses in daily life. They do not need any calendar because they keep the entire year in their mind and can tell you what day of the week is any date in the current year. They can easily remember a shopping list with 150 items or any line of digits, and they improve their ability to remember faces and names.In this episode, participants will discover how to:Use mnemonics rather than memorization to make memories more durableMinimize memory lapses.Exercise new parts of the brain and build our brain reserve to help in the case of stroke, brain injury, or onset of dementia.About Dana Steinova:Dana Steinova travels the world training memory trainers. Based in Prague, she is a specialist in organizing educational activities. She is also the very active secretary general of the European Federation of Older People (EURAG), created in 1962, with 156 member associations in 33 European countries.She holds degrees from the Institute of Enlightenment, the Economics University, and the Charles University in Prague. She has, over the past 30 years, initiated a wide variety of programs, including the U3A movement in the Czech Republic (1986), reciprocal senior student exchanges with more than 42 exchanges within its first ten years (1991), and founding the first intergenerational non-vocational "University of Free Time" (1993) in the Czech Republic.She is fascinated by neuroscience and has been deeply involved with memory training since 1993. She founded the Czech Society for Memory Training and Brain Jogging in 1998 and later, the EURAG Memory Training Center in Prague in 2002 with the objective of making training opportunities available worldwide. Since then she has traveled the world extensively to achieve this objective. She organized the first National Day of Memory Training as a part of Brain Awareness Week, the worldwide event launched in 2005 by the DANA Alliance of the Brain and which takes place in March every year. In 2008 it became the National Week of Memory Training and has been growing ever since. In 2016, 309 free lectures were held throughout the Czech and Slovak Republic, attended by 7,781 persons.Get in touch with Dana Steinova:Visit Dana's website: https://www.trenovanipameti.cz/eurag-memory-training-center/ What to do next: Click to grab our free guide, 10 Key Issues to Consider as You Explore Your Retirement Transition Please leave a review at Apple Podcasts. Join our Revolutionize Your Retirement group on Facebook.
To close out the National Week of Action for MMIW we are realeasing our final Willy Pickton Patreon episode today. Please remember our lost sisters to this broken system. For more information please go to https://www.niwrc.org/?gclid=CjwKCAjwxr2iBhBJEiwAdXECw7FfIGTXvgStDoQk0GScSFX2Sq0eQFF0i-I9z73ITTg_KIXwVAHJURoCBNMQAvD_BwEWe are also selling a MMIW shirt on our Merch store and all the proceeds are going to the National Indigenous Women's Resource Center.The police still don't know who is taking these women after a decade of reports and task force implementation. We gave a little background into a few key players in Willy's game last week and in this final episode you'll see how it is played out. Lynn Elingson saw a body hanging in the barn and Willy told her if she didn't keep her mouth shut she would end up right next to her. Once the families, media, and RCMP get involved in the missing women cases a fire is lit under the VPD's butts. However, they still are able to mess it up. Willy does get arrested but was justice really served? Sit back and enjoy the final chapter of the pig man himself "Willy Pickton". Merch store- https://indigenoustales.threadless.com/Email us at info@behillnetwork.com Also check out our Instagram -https://www.instagram.com/indigenous_tales/And our TikTok -https://www.tiktok.com/@indigenous_talesAmanda Bland Dallas area Bakeryinstagram - https://www.instagram.com/cupidsweetsbakes/Cupid Sweets- https://www.facebook.com/cupidsweets
In an era rife with judgement, bias and objectification, how do we reduce the harms of toxic polarization? How do we re-humanize one another? We set aside our beliefs about each other, we sit down together, and we connect through dialogue – one Being to another. We listen to learn & understand. Welcome to “Listen First at the National Week of Conversation”, Episode #114 of Co-creating Peace, a series about conscious communication & conflict transformation.Graham Bodie, Chief Listening Officer at Listen First, one of the go-to resource organizations for people who want to develop their listening skills and participate in peaceful dialogue joins me to tell us more about that. In addition to sharing a couple of great stories about how participating in dialogue has fundamentally changed how people interrelate, he will tell us about Listen First and the National Week of Conversation, which is coming up April 17th thru 23rd, and how we can all participate.Highlights of our conversation include:How dialogue & listening helped heal a community Where to find a vast library of free resources you can utilize to help you bring peaceful conversation, even about sensitive topics, into your life and your communityWhat you can do to bring peaceful dialogue into your life and community, and even host your own conversation event during the National Week of Conversation.Graham Bodie, Ph.D, is a scholar, educator and consultant. In each role, he attempts to bring attention to one fundamentally important, yet undervalued skill – listening. Dr. Bodie is an internationally recognized expert on listening and has published over 90 monographs, book chapters, and encyclopedia entries, along with three edited books. Dr. Bodie's work has been featured in the Wall Street Journal, Psychology Today, and on National Public Radio.Don't forget to register today for the National Week of Conversation at: conversation.us. You can participate as much or as little as you wish, and in many ways, both in person and online.Sign the Listen First Pledge at: www.listenfirstproject.org/pledgeGet additional listening resources at:findingthewayout.startswith.uslistenfirstproject.orggreatergood.berkeley.edulivingroomconversations.orgwww.compassionatelistening.org Contact Kathleen Oweegon at: oweegon@bridgesofpeace.com to share your ideas and feedback for this show. You can receive a free 30-minute communication coaching session by being a guest on Co-creating Peace to talk about your communication challenges and receive Kathleen's suggestions on the air. Visit BridgesofPeace.com to learn more about Kathleen and her work.
“Change Architect” William Silvaneus IS BACK on “Across The County” to show modern application of “Invitational Rhetoric”! Together he and Noah will define again this particular theory of rhetoric. Is there a benefit in gaining an understanding in contrast to persuading someone? William and Noah give a couple of major examples of this kind of, and perhaps more authentically successful type of thinking/speaking. How does one truly get someone to understand a certain point of view? This is part 2 of an ongoing series revolving around minimizing discourse and bringing people together in a circle of compassion. It's about furthering domestic tranquility. http://www.WilliamSilvaneus.com --> William Silvaneushttp://www.The5PercentProject.com --> "The 5% Project" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Invitational_rhetoric --> Invitational Rhetoric definitionhttp://www.Conversation.us --> National Week of Conversation (April 17- April 23, 2023) #WilliamSilvaneus#ChangeArchitect#InvitationalRhetoric#Persuasion#AbsoluteListening#AuthenticSelf#Safety#DrMartinLutherKingJr#PresidentJimmyCarter#NationalWeekOfConversationSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Welcome to “Speaking of Listening.....”, Episode #112 of Co-creating Peace, a series about conscious communication & conflict transformation.The last couple of episodes of this podcast have been about listening. I'm continuing that in this episode as a lead-up to two important and related upcoming events: • Finding the Way Out Challenge is an invitation to look deeply but kindly within yourself by completing a 4-week Challenge of daily five-minute tasks, and to work with others to fight the toxic division that's tearing our country apart. (IMPORTANT: Register at https://findingthewayout.startswith.us by March 20 to fully participate) This is the perfect opportunity to prepare you to join thousands of Americans during the National Week of Conversation in April. Learn more & register at: https://findingthewayout.startswith.us. • National Week of Conversation – April 17-23, 2023 – To learn more about this annual event and how you can participate, visit: https://conversation.usThere is an unmet need that many of us experience. You've heard me speak about it before. It is the need to feel heard, to be acknowledged for who we are and how we perceive the world – without being judged or condemned simply because we are who we are and believe what we believe. In the world we live in today with all the uncertainty, fear and conflict, it's getting more and more difficult to get that need met.Fortunately, there are organizations out there who are dedicated to helping people learn to hear one another without judgement and condemnation. One of those – Living Room Conversations is an organization that helps people to have safe, peaceful, comfortable conversations about the kinds of issues that we find disagreement about, that we feel a great deal of passion about.This week, I'm replaying Episode #89 – “Living Room Conversations: Connecting Across Divides” my interview with Annie Caplan from Living Room Conversations to remind you of the insights and tools she shared with us to help you get ready for the Finding the Way Out Challenge & the National Week of Conversation.Highlights of our conversation include: dialogue ≠ debateunderstanding doesn't require agreementthe value of listening to learn & understandhow suspending judgement can help us gain new insightsYou can access all the Living Room Conversations resources here: https://livingroomconversations.org/and access their Conversation Agreementsat: https://livingroomconversations.org/conversation_agreements Contact Annie Caplan directly at: annie@livingroomconversations.orgContact Kathleen Oweegon at: oweegon@bridgesofpeace.com to share your ideas and feedback for this show. You can receive a free 30-minute communication coaching session by being a guest on Co-creating Peace to talk about your communication challenges and receive Kathleen's suggestions on the air. Visit BridgesofPeace.com to learn more about Kathleen and her work.
A National Week of Action has begun - urging Australians to back the 'yes' vote for an Indigenous Voice to Parliament ... but could its success be under threat by a lack of detail about how it will work?
A National Week of Action has begun - urging Australians to back the 'yes' vote for an Indigenous Voice to Parliament ... but could its success be under threat by a lack of detail about how it will work?
Val spoke with Family Development Program Director Fred Combs Jr. about how the Home Owner Protection Program (HOPP) helps individuals and families who are in danger of foreclosure as well as the details of the free event EOC of Suffolk is hosting for National Week of Prayer.
In this episode I bring the science of gratitude to our Project Weight Loss, with the realization that we are extraordinary, in fact more so than we think. I also give you concrete examples and give it all meaning. Join me in this realization and take on the challenge of the gratitude count down. It's easier than we think.Hoping you have a fantastic month of November, the month that holds two important weeks, the National Week of Kindness and Thanksgiving, our day to give thanks, to be in gratitude.Love you all. Let's go, let's get it done. Get more information at: http://projectweightloss.org
TCU Football is 9-0 after a 10-point victory over Texas Tech, with a trip to Austin for College GameDay and the #18 Texas Longhorns. Russ & Anthony break down the win over the Red Raiders and look at the keys to the match up with the 'Horns Also Covered: --TCU #4 in latest College Football Playoff --Big 12 & National Week 11 preview --TCU Soccer a 5-seed in the NCAA Tournament --TCU Basketball's win (barely
Alex and Pete sat down this week to go over the big national games from week 8 and preview the upcoming games for week 9. They also discuss Nebraska's key upcoming game against Illinois.
Welcome to “Connecting Across Divides”, Episode #67 of Co-creating Peace, a series about conscious communication and conflict transformation. The 2022 National Week of Conversation takes place April 24-30. It is a week of events and activities that bring people together across differences, and gives people an opportunity to experience dialogue and deliberation. I encourage you to harvest the opportunity to experience Dialogue & Deliberation by participating, You'll find information about how to participate in the National Week of Conversation at the end of these notes.I feel very strongly about the enlightening and healing power of dialogue, and the amazing potential to co-create a better future that collaborative deliberation brings forth. To help you have a sense of dialogue and deliberation and how it is being used around the country, last week's episode and today's are devoted to two innovative and dynamic organizations whose focus is to bring people together for conversation, connection and the opportunity to co-create new and better paths forward. Last week, Courtney Breese of the National Coalition for Dialogue & Deliberation joined me to talk about how dialogue & deliberation can bridge divides and help people connect with, and better understand, one another as fellow human beings despite different viewpoints and affiliations.Joining me today to talk about how dialogue and deliberation are being used by groups of young adults across the nation, are two inspiring young women from a dynamic student- student led organization called Civic Synergy.Civic Synergy is a student-led political depolarization organization bringing together young adults from across the political divide to communicate and collaborate. Over the course of 6 weeks, participants learn and practice conflict resolution skills and develop policy proposals which are presented to U.S. representatives at the end of the program.Laura Chen, Director of Program Development and Co-founder of Civic Synergy, is a senior at MIT studying chemical engineering and minoring in public policy. She is passionate about tackling sustainability and equity challenges and enhancing public participation. At MIT, she has enjoyed contributing to academic research and being a part of the Varsity Field Hockey team, the Terrascope community, and the MIT Water Club. In the fall, Laura is excited to join the Coro Fellows Program, a leadership and public affairs fellowship.Claire Kane is a freshman student at Clemson University studying Political Science and Communication. Claire is a first time Civic Synergy participant and seeks to explore more about civil discourse and discussion. Claire is involved on campus with the sorority Gamma Phi Beta, Clemson Club Swimming, and RHA. There is so much we can learn from one another by simply sitting down together exchanging ideas without trying to change each other's perspective or opinion, just listening to learn how others see the world and why. I encourage you to harvest the opportunity to experience Dialogue & Deliberation by participating in the National Week of Conversation – a week of events and activities that bring people together across differences. The 2022 National Week of Conversation starts tomorrow, Monday April 24 and ends on April 30. More information is available at https://americatalks.us/national-week-of-conversation/. To learn more about Civic Synergy, visit: civicsynergy.live To learn more about Living Room Conversations, visit their website at: livingroomconversations.org/
As I write this on April 21, 2022, America Talks is underway. Americans with different backgrounds and beliefs are firing up their computers, turning on their cameras and talking to each other, face-to-face. On purpose. And with a purpose. Creating connections to build bridges across our divides, find a path forward, and remind us of our common humanity.Talking and ListeningMy guests this week personify how the simple, yet courageous acts of talking and listening, are a key part of the solution to our country's challenges.Joan Blades is a liberal icon. She co-founded MoveOn. org, the champion of progressive values.John Gable is a a former Republican operative and once worked for three Senate majority leaders, including the current one.On the surface, there's no way these two could be friends.But a funny thing happened on a walk in the parking lot: they discovered they care about the same things. What they didn't agree on was a path to get there. But that didn't stop them. And the next thing you know, a friendship was born.Their walks are now weekly. They routinely seek each other's perspectives on all sorts of issues. And they are working together to help bridge our country's divides.Living Room Conversations, the non-profit Joan co-founded, and AllSides.com, the company John co-founded, have partnered with each other. And they are both partners of America Talks.Join the ConversationI invited Joan and John to join me live on Instagram to talk about their collaborative work, their friendship and their hopes for our future. That conversation is this week's podcast.Please watch or listen and then join the conversation. There's still time. America Talks is underway through Saturday, April 23rd, the next online event. And this year's National Week of Conversation is April 24th through 30th, powered by the #ListenFirst Coalition of 400+ organizations, America Talks Co-creators and allies across the country.www.ourvoicesmatterpodcast.comwww.lorellemedia.comThis podcast is devoted to empowering us all to better understand each other's differences...one story at a time. Emmy Award-winning journalist, Linda Lorelle, guides guests through insightful, unexpected conversations that reveal our common humanity. This show is not about politics per se; it is about finding a way to reclaim civility in the context of the contentious times in which we live, by sharing our personal and professional stories, in hopes that others might find a glimpse of themselves.Support the show (http://patreon.com/OurVoicesMatterPodcast)
Welcome to “Let's Talk About It”, Episode #66 of Co-creating Peace, a series about conscious communication and conflict transformation. The difficulties we have with one another are very often the result of lack of insight and understanding. In the absence of information we make assumptions about one another – assumptions that often lead to conflict.There is a cure for this phenomenon, and that is dialogue – sitting down with one another to have conversations that help us to learn about one another at deeper levels. When we put aside our assumptions, our biases, and the fears on which those are often based, and enter into dialogue with not only a willingness, but a desire, to learn about others and the way they experience and see the world, and then deliberate together to arrive at paths forward that can better meet the needs of all, we begin to build bridges of peace which can one day span the world.Joining me today to talk about dialogue and deliberation is Courtney Breese, Executive Director of the National Coalition for Dialogue & Deliberation (NCDD), a network of innovators who bring people together across divides to discuss, decide, and take positive action together to address today's toughest issues.In addition to serving as the Executive Director of the National Coalition for Dialogue & Deliberation (NCDD), Courtney Breese is a trainer, mediator, and facilitator with extensive experience working on state and municipal engagement efforts. She started facilitating dialogues as an undergraduate at Franklin Pierce University, where she received a bachelor's degree in social work and Counseling. To learn more about the National Coalition for Dialogue & Deliberation, go to www.ncdd.org. If Dialogue & Deliberation is something that you would like to experience, you can begin as early as this coming week by participating in the National Week of Conversation – a week of events and activities that bring people together across differences. The 2022 National Week of Conversation takes place April 24-30. More information is available at https://americatalks.us/national-week-of-conversation/. Here's how to contact the organizations Courtney mentioned in our conversation:Living Room Conversations' website is: https://livingroomconversations.org/Make America Dinner Again's website is: www.makeamericadinneragain.com/Essential Partners' website is: www.whatisessential.orgConversation Café's website is: www.conversationcafe.org
Tom in for Nick and joined by Newsboy of the Daily Mirror David Yates to look ahead to a fabulous week on Merseyside. We hear from Daryl Jacob who reflects on his nose success on Neptune Collonges ten years ago and he also tells us why he has chosen to ride Good Boy Bobby in this year's race. Trainer Emma Lavelle joins us to talk about her two intended runners and Dave picks out some key points going into this year's race. Nick gives us the latest from Charlie Appleby's stellar flat team in the first of a two part feature. Today they discuss Yibir, Hurricane Lane and Adayar. And we have an update from the TIF's Pat Cummings on the latest in the Bob Baffert case.
Tom in for Nick and joined by Newsboy of the Daily Mirror David Yates to look ahead to a fabulous week on Merseyside. We hear from Daryl Jacob who reflects on his nose success on Neptune Collonges ten years ago and he also tells us why he has chosen to ride Good Boy Bobby in this year's race. Trainer Emma Lavelle joins us to talk about her two intended runners and Dave picks out some key points going into this year's race. Nick gives us the latest from Charlie Appleby's stellar flat team in the first of a two part feature. Today they discuss Yibir, Hurricane Lane and Adayar. And we have an update from the TIF's Pat Cummings on the latest in the Bob Baffert case.
In this episode, Sunnie sits down with Professor Kristen Mark, PhD (sex and relationship scientist) to talk about Sex Education National Week of Action, The Abstinence Project, myths about sex, and more! Tune into this special episode and don't be shy to get involved with these amazing projects!
In this episode, Sunnie sits down with Professor Kristen Mark, PhD (sex and relationship scientist) to talk about Sex Education National Week of Action, The Abstinence Project, myths about sex, and more! Tune into this special episode and don't be shy to get involved with these amazing projects!
In this episode, Sunnie sits down with Professor Kristen Mark, PhD (sex and relationship scientist) to talk about Sex Education National Week of Action, The Abstinence Project, myths about sex, and more! Tune into this special episode and don't be shy to get involved with these amazing projects!
In this episode, Sunnie sits down with Professor Kristen Mark, PhD (sex and relationship scientist) to talk about Sex Education National Week of Action, The Abstinence Project, myths about sex, and more! Tune into this special episode and don't be shy to get involved with these amazing projects!
In this episode, Sunnie sits down with Professor Kristen Mark, PhD (sex and relationship scientist) to talk about Sex Education National Week of Action, The Abstinence Project, myths about sex, and more! Tune into this special episode and don't be shy to get involved with these amazing projects!
On this episode Jon and Matt discuss The Book of Boba Fett, then Matt talks Station Eleven, then Jon gets into The Witcher, Tick, Tick...Boom, MacGruber, Slugfest and more! Jon's blog: https://thecollectiveexamplesofnerdery.wordpress.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/Jonwahizzle Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/damnthattelevision/ Matt's show The Drop: A Pop Culture Mix Tape: wscafm.org Sundays 6-8 PM https://www.facebook.com/groups/thedropwsca/
Nichol Whiteman, CEO of the Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation and Fall 2021 Fellow at the Center for the Political Future, joins co-directors Bob Shrum and Mike Murphy to discuss the intersection of sports, politics, and community engagement. Whiteman also highlights the power of diversity in advocating for resources and opportunities for marginalized populations. Featuring: Bob Shrum - Director, Center for the Political Future; Warschaw Chair in Practical Politics, USC Dornsife Mike Murphy - Co-Director, Center for the Political Future; MSNBC Political Analyst Nichol Whiteman - CEO, LA Dodgers Foundation; Fall '21 Fellow, Center for the Political Future This event is part of the National Week of Conversation #ListenFirst.
Nichol Whiteman, CEO of the Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation and Fall 2021 Fellow at the Center for the Political Future, joins co-directors Bob Shrum and Mike Murphy to discuss the intersection of sports, politics, and community engagement. Whiteman also highlights the power of diversity in advocating for resources and opportunities for marginalized populations. Featuring: Bob Shrum - Director, Center for the Political Future; Warschaw Chair in Practical Politics, USC Dornsife Mike Murphy - Co-Director, Center for the Political Future; MSNBC Political Analyst Nichol Whiteman - CEO, LA Dodgers Foundation; Fall '21 Fellow, Center for the Political Future This event is part of the National Week of Conversation #ListenFirst.
We learn about two brave and successful attempts to get Americans of differing backgrounds and political convictions to engage in personal face-to-face conversations. America Talks and the National Week of Conversation, both held in mid-June, were part of expanding efforts to push back against deep divides and toxic polarization. In this episode, we discuss lessons learned, insights gained, and the vital difference between talking and listening. Our guests are Kristin Hansen, Executive Director at Civic Health Project and Director at AllSides, and Mizell Stewart, Vice President, News Performance, Talent & Partnerships for Gannett and the USA Today Network. Both were involved in this new initiative.
America's remarkable experiment in a pluralist democracy is under threat from toxic polarization. In this episode, we discuss two current nationwide campaigns to tackle this crisis head-on,America Talks, on Saturday-Sunday, June 12-13, is a powerful conversation event that invites thousands of Americans to connect one-on-one on video across our political divides. By doing so, we remind ourselves that the “other” is – just like us – a person with family, friends, hopes, fears, values, beliefs, and intrinsic worth.The fourth annual National Week of Conversation, June 14-20, organized by #ListenFirst Coalition and over 300 organizations, invites Americans of all views and backgrounds to listen and discover common interests. Sign up for both events at AmericaTalks.us.Our guests are Kristin Hansen, Executive Director of Civic Health Project, Director at AllSides, and 17-year-old Zoë Jenkins, a civic activist who founded DICCE — diversity, inclusion, cultural competency, and equity.Recent polling found that more than 9-in-10 Americans recognize that polarization is a problem, while 7-in-ten say democracy is in danger.This podcast looks at the crisis and the opportunity for changing and strengthening democracy. We also discuss Moral Foundations Theory, Open Mind Platform for schools and workplaces, student-led BridgeUSA, and the work of Bridge Alliance.Recommendation: Jim is watching "Our Planet" on Netflix, narrated by David Attenborough, who recounts his life, and the evolutionary history of life on earth. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Ricca di iniziative la Settimana Nazionale della Sclerosi Multipla in Italia e nel mondo con la Giornata Mondiale World MS Day. In questo episodio anche noi abbiamo voluto parlarne – semplicemente con un “centesimo di parola” – per sensibilizzare l’importanza della SM. Abbiamo ospitato Federica, affetta da SM, che ci ha parlato liberamente e tranquillamente di se e delle sue condizione di salute. Buon Ascolto! Dani & Lia Riportiamo dal sito www.aism.it a sostegno delle donazioni in Italia Il 28, 29 e 30 maggio scegli gardensia, per le donazioni, per sostenere la ricerca scientifica sulla sclerosi multipla e garantire i servizi per le persone con SM sul territorio. Check the World MS Day site for donations towards MS. The National Week of Multiple Sclerosis (MS) in Italy and in the world, with the World MS Day, is full of initiatives. In this episode we wanted to talk about it – simply with a “penny of a word” – to raise awareness about MS. We hosted Federica, who lives with Multiple Sclerosis, as she spoke freely and honestly about herself and her health condition.
This is National Week of Action for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women. We explain what MMIW is and some of the causes. We also discuss the NYC Department of Education cancelling Columbus Day!
Nick is joined by broadcaster Rishi Persad to look ahead just as the final field is revealed for the world's most famous race... Welsh National winner Secret Reprieve misses the cut, former favourite Blaklion sneaks in, and The Storyteller is a non-runner. As anticipated on yesterday's podcast, Patrick Mullins will ride strong fancy Burrows Saint for his father Willie. Guests on this morning's show include Richard Hobson, trainer of lively outsider Lord du Mesnil, and previous winner Robbie Power, who partners the mare Magic of Light. Nick Gifford, whose father Josh trained the legendary Aldaniti to win the race 40 years ago, tells how that famous victory informed his upbringing.
Nick is joined by broadcaster Rishi Persad to look ahead just as the final field is revealed for the world's most famous race... Welsh National winner Secret Reprieve misses the cut, former favourite Blaklion sneaks in, and The Storyteller is a non-runner. As anticipated on yesterday's podcast, Patrick Mullins will ride strong fancy Burrows Saint for his father Willie. Guests on this morning's show include Richard Hobson, trainer of lively outsider Lord du Mesnil, and previous winner Robbie Power, who partners the mare Magic of Light. Nick Gifford, whose father Josh trained the legendary Aldaniti to win the race 40 years ago, tells how that famous victory informed his upbringing.
Nick is joined by broadcaster Cornelius Lysaght, who has broadcast at every Grand National since 1990, to continue the build up to the world's most famous horserace amid speculation that amateur rider Patrick Mullins is set to take over from injured Paul Townend on leading fancy Burrows Saint. Guests today are Nicky Richards, trainer of former winner of the Scottish National, Takingrisks, Nick Alexander, responsible for 'forgotten horse' Lake View Lad, and owner Caroline Tisdall, whose Vieux Lion Rouge has more experience over the Aintree course than any horse in history and is set to line up in the race for the fifth time. Later in the show, JA McGrath brings us an important update from Hong Kong over the future of rider Neil Callan.
Nick is joined by broadcaster Cornelius Lysaght, who has broadcast at every Grand National since 1990, to continue the build up to the world's most famous horserace amid speculation that amateur rider Patrick Mullins is set to take over from injured Paul Townend on leading fancy Burrows Saint. Guests today are Nicky Richards, trainer of former winner of the Scottish National, Takingrisks, Nick Alexander, responsible for 'forgotten horse' Lake View Lad, and owner Caroline Tisdall, whose Vieux Lion Rouge has more experience over the Aintree course than any horse in history and is set to line up in the race for the fifth time. Later in the show, JA McGrath brings us an important update from Hong Kong over the future of rider Neil Callan.
Tom Stanley in for Nick on a packed show. Jane Mangan alongside to reflect on three brilliant days at Fairyhouse over Easter. Jockey Ricky Doyle joins us to talk about yesterday’s Irish National win on Freewheelin Dylan at 150/1! Trainer Emmet Mullins looks ahead to Aintree where he intends to run three horses including Cheltenham bonus winner The Shunter. Richard Dunwoody takes a trip down memory lane reflecting on his two wins in the race with West Tip and Minnehoma. Plus in our regular bloodstock segment Nick talks to David Futter from Yorton Farm Stud.
Nick is joined by David Yates of the Daily Mirror to launch the coverage of this year's Randox Grand National. Guests today include Tom Scudamore, the man charged with riding favourite Cloth Cap in the world's most famous horserace having been unsuccessful in 19 previous attempts in the race. Nick also catches up with Aintree's Clerk of the Course Sulekha Varma, as the world watches the most celebrated and scrutinised sporting venue, plus trainer Henry Daly pays tribute to the amazing and long lasting career of his great friend and ally Richard Johnson, which came to an end on Saturday evening.
Tom Stanley in for Nick on a packed show. Jane Mangan alongside to reflect on three brilliant days at Fairyhouse over Easter. Jockey Ricky Doyle joins us to talk about yesterday’s Irish National win on Freewheelin Dylan at 150/1! Trainer Emmet Mullins looks ahead to Aintree where he intends to run three horses including Cheltenham bonus winner The Shunter. Richard Dunwoody takes a trip down memory lane reflecting on his two wins in the race with West Tip and Minnehoma. Plus in our regular bloodstock segment Nick talks to David Futter from Yorton Farm Stud.
Nick is joined by David Yates of the Daily Mirror to launch the coverage of this year's Randox Grand National. Guests today include Tom Scudamore, the man charged with riding favourite Cloth Cap in the world's most famous horserace having been unsuccessful in 19 previous attempts in the race. Nick also catches up with Aintree's Clerk of the Course Sulekha Varma, as the world watches the most celebrated and scrutinised sporting venue, plus trainer Henry Daly pays tribute to the amazing and long lasting career of his great friend and ally Richard Johnson, which came to an end on Saturday evening.
In recognition of National Week of Deaf People celebrating their community language culture and history this month's Thursday Night Live! was an all Deaf panel discussing Auslan, language recognition and the impact on the Northern Rivers Deaf community. *The panel was communicated in Auslan (Australian Sign Language) and interpreted in spoken English and can be viewed as a video on at www.facebook.com/thursdaynightlivelismore
Kristina A. Holzweiss is a high school educational technology enrichment specialist on Long Island, New York. She shares ideas and resources about her school library and makerspaces on her website bunheadwithducttape.com. Kristina was named the School Library Journal Librarian of the Year in 2015, a National School Board 2016 - 2017 "20 to Watch" emerging education technology leader, and a 2018 Library Journal Mover & Shaker. She is also the winner of the 2015 NYSCATE Lee Bryant Outstanding Teacher Award and 2015 Long Island Technology Summit Fred Podolski Leadership and Innovation Award. Kristina is the Long Island Director of NYSCATE. In 2015 she founded SLIME - Students of Long Island Maker Expo (slimemakerexpo.com) where schools, libraries, museums, nonprofit organizations, civic associations, and educational companies can celebrate creativity and innovation. Kristina is an international speaker on the libraries and the Maker Movement and has presented at conferences including ISTE, AASL, ALA, and NYSCATE. In 2016 she was invited to represent Long Island, NY in Washington, D.C. during the National Week of Making. Twitter: @lieberrian FB group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/HackingSchoolLibrariesAndOtherClassrooms Website: http://www.bunheadwithducttape.com (Check out her Free Resources that include guidebooks and so much more!) https://www.amazon.com/Kristina-A-Holzweiss/e/B072WGM13T/ref=dp_byline_cont_pop_book_1
Pearce Godwin is described as the national voice for bridging divides—is Founder & CEO of Listen First Project, Executive Director of National Conversation Project, and leader of the #ListenFirst Coalition of 300 partner organizations. He catalyzes the #ListenFirst movement to mend the frayed social fabric of America by building relationships and bridging divides. His passion is combating the universally felt crisis of distance, division, and dehumanization across differences with conversations that prioritize understanding. Pearce graduated from Duke University and received an MBA from UNC-Chapel Hill. He spent five years working in Washington, DC—in the U.S. Senate and as a national political consultant for presidential and statewide campaigns. Before moving home to North Carolina in 2013, Pearce spent six months in Uganda, Africa where he wrote It’s Time to Listen. That message—printed in dozens of papers across the United States—launched Listen First Project and led thousands to sign the Listen First Pledge—“I will listen first to understand.” In 2018, Pearce helped create the first National Week of Conversation and hosted the kickoff event, Listen First in Charlottesville. Pearce then launched the overarching, collaborative movement platform National Conversation Project, which scales the #ListenFirst movement by promoting annual National Weeks of Conversation, #ListenFirst Fridays, Rapid Response & Featured Conversations on Major Issues, Locally-Focused #ListenFirst Movements, and any conversation creating social connection. The #ListenFirst movement has been recognized by journalists at CNN, Fox News, MSNBC, USA Today, Associated Press, and The New York Times as Pearce has spoken about the mission on national television and to live audiences around the world. "I don't think any of us, ultimately, want to live in a society that is defined by how we're different as opposed to common hopes and dreams. Common values around freedom, equality and opportunity." - Pearce Godwin Topics we discuss: His Optimistic outlook on the futureThe nuance of this optimism Breaking the divisions in our country and what that looks like Perspective on how we started sliding into advent disagreementPoliticians Internet & Social Media News Media Human nature Social Echo Chambers Common threats as a unifier How he got to this place after years in politicsThe choice to go to Uganda That trip's impact on his journey Political AffiliationThe danger of our identities being tied to the tribe we identify with. Listen First Project and Weaving Community Listen First Project and Weaving Community References: The Listen First Project National Conversation Project The Pledge "It's time to listen" that started it all Definition of Pollyannish Definition of Optimism Asteroid Theory Graham Bodie's episode Infinite Game - Simon Sinek Brene Brown's Core Values Weaving Community with David Brooks His final thoughts in USA Today Credits: Lead editor + Producer: Ruf Holmes Music: Main Theme: "Eaze Does It" by Shye Eaze and DJ Rufbeats, a More In Common Podcast Exclusive. Guest theme: "Lady in Bronze " by DJ Rufbeats created as a More In Common Podcast Exclusive.
Trump holds up his recovery as evidence that the time for fear has passed. But migrant children and others caged in the path of COVID-19 will not be flown to Walter Reed Hospital. In this episode, Kelly Hayes explains why “don't fear the virus” is genocidal rhetoric. Like to read while you listen? You can find audio, a transcript and show notes on our website. In recognition of the National Week of Mourning for victims of COVID-19, and the plight of imprisoned people, this episode also features an audio vigil for people who have been lost to the coronavirus. "Let this Radicalize You: A COVID Memorial Mixtape" includes speeches from organizers Aislinn Pulley, Benji Hart, Tanuja Jagernauth, Juliana Pino Alcaraz, Kelly Hayes and Bresha Meadows. The tape was mixed by Ric Wilson with instrumentation from tobi taiwo. The project was organized by the Lifted Voices collective, and the audio is freely available to anyone who would like to use it for a vigil. We invite you to join us in this collective memorial experience.
Kristina Holzweiss shares plain and simple terms some of the most timesaving, enriching online resources available to teachers today. www.coolcatteacher.com/e695 Sponsor: Wipebook Flipchart Wipebook is an excellent solution for educators, no matter where you’re teaching. Check out Wipebook Flipchart at www.wipebook.com/coolcatteacher. These flipcharts make it SO easy to snap a picture and upload it to your Google Drive or Dropbox for quick sharing with your students and they are reusable dry erase surfaces you can use again and again. Features like dark, easy-to-see borders and the Wipebook Scan App make it simple to use. Go to wipebook.com/coolcatteacher right now -- and receive 30% off your order. Wipebook flipchart is a fantastic addition to your classroom teaching toolkit - especially if you’re teaching from home. Resources Mentioned in the Show Epic book of Web Tools and Apps The Digital Librarians Survival Toolkit Kristina Holzweiss - Bio as Submitted Kristina A. Holzweiss is a high school educational technology enrichment specialist on Long Island, New York. She shares ideas and resources about her school library and makerspaces on her website http://www.bunheadwithducttape.com/. Kristina was named the School Library Journal Librarian of the Year in 2015, a National School Board 2016 - 2017 "20 to Watch" emerging education technology leader, and a 2018 Library Journal Mover & Shaker. She is also the winner of the 2015 NYSCATE Lee Bryant Outstanding Teacher Award and 2015 Long Island Technology Summit Fred Podolski Leadership and Innovation Award. Kristina is the co-author of "Hacking School Libraries: 10 Ways to Incorporate Library Media Centers into Your Learning Community," as well as two series of Scholastic makerspace books. She is an international speaker on the libraries and the Maker Movement, and has presented at conferences including ISTE, AASL, ALA, and NYSCATE. In 2016 she was invited to represent Long Island, NY in Washington, D.C. during the National Week of Making. Kristina is the Long Island Director of NYSCATE, an affiliate of ISTE, and the founder of SLIME - Students of Long Island Maker Expo. Website: www.bunheadwithducttape.com Twitter: @lieberrian Disclosure of Material Connection: This is a “sponsored podcast episode.” The company who sponsored it compensated me via cash payment, gift, or something else of value to include a reference to their product. Regardless, I only recommend products or services I believe will be good for my readers and are from companies I can recommend. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission’s 16 CFR, Part 255: “Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising."
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We speak with Jesse Hagopian, an editor for ReThinking Schools and a long-time teacher in the Seattle Public Schools. He is a co-editor of the book Teaching for Black Lives. Jesse discusses the groundbreaking annual National Week of Action in February that makes four demands of schools: replace zero tolerance discipline with restorative justice, implement...
In recognition of International Day of Sign Languages and National Week of Deaf People, SPA interviewed Julia Murphy about her experiences as a Deaf person for this episode, with an interpreter voicing Julia's responses. An accompanying video of Julia responding in Auslan is available here: https://youtu.be/UHLo1Q4xpBI
Cricket South Africa's Women’s National Week was hosted in Bloemfontein and the ever vigilant Lwazi Dlamini was there to take in the action and get an interview or two. He spoke with Western Cape's Laura Wolvaardt who went home as Batter of Women’s National Week 2019!
Trending News Bible Literacy? Teachers who protest should lose their license. Just say no to abstinence. Special Episode: Educators in Madison, Wisconsin gathered on a cold Sunday at Edgewood College to kick off the National Teaching for Black Lives week of Action. Jesse Hagapioan (one of the editors of Teaching for Black Lives) was the... Read more »
America needs a bath. In this opening message for the National Week of Repentance (RevivalMatters.com), Michael Anthony takes us into God’s word to understand what God looks for among His people whenever He wants to do a mighty work. It’s time for a real revival in our nation – and that revival needs to begin with you.
This opening message for the 2017 National Week of Repentance is sure to help you think deeply, reflect on your life and legacy, and draw you closer to God. It’s a fresh look at one of the most famous passages in the Bible, 2 Chronicles 7:13-14. As you listen and make adjustments in your life and family, think about others who need to hear this message, and share it with them.
2017 National Week of Repentance This special message is the one delivered on the final day of the 2017 National Week of Repentance. With a focus on what it means to truly love God and live for Jesus in these last days, this message is sure to ignite your life for God. Share it with a friend, and help them take their walk with God to a deeper, higher place.
Jeff Powers spoke with a couple of the organizations involved in this week's National Week of Conversation, which runs until April 28th! Pearce Godwin with Listen First and Sandy Heierbacher with the National Coalition for Dialogue and Deliberation join the podcast to discuss how they're involved in the National Week of Conversation across the nation this week.
The National Week of Conversation is a bold attempt to reduce the yawning gap between Republicans and Democrats. More than 100 groups across the country are involved in online and in-person events from April 20th to April 28th. We look at how the project works and why it can make a difference. With American politics increasingly dominated by personal insults, name calling and dogma, a growing movement for greater civility is emerging. "The ever-widening gulf..is one of the most significant trends to emerge in U.S. society in the past two decades," says a Gallup polling analysis. Our guests in this episode, John Gable and Joan Blades, are leaders of a growing project to bring Americans together to talk it out, mending the bitter partisan divide "one conversation at a time." #ListenfFirst and #NWOC are the hashtags they use on social media. "When you only talk to people just like yourself, and we only get information that confirms what we already think, we become much more extreme in our beliefs and much less tolerant," says John.Living Room Conversations, the group Joan co-founded, is hosting five online events as part of the National Week of Conversation. AllSides, the website that features news reports from the left, right, and center, is also deeply involved. Big Tent Nation, Bridge Alliance Partners, NCDD, The National Coalition for Dialogue and Deliberation, and The National Institute for Civil Discourse are organizing partners. Since we started our weekly news solutions show nearly three years ago, "How Do We Fix It?" has been committed to addressing the crisis of political paralysis. We are pleased to promote this cause. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
IVN Election Reform Editor Shawn Griffiths recently spoke with Cheryl Graeve, the national community organizer for the National Institute for Civil Discourse (NCID). NCID is one of 100 organizations sponsoring the National Week of Conversation -- a project of the Bridge Alliance -- from April 20-28. In this excerpt from the interview, Cheryl talks about the events that will happen across the country during the National Week of Conversations, including the involvement of several elected officials at the local, state, and, federal levels, as well as the NCID's role during and after the week's events. To get more from this interview, visit Shawn's column, "In Full Color," on IVN.us. For more information about the National Week of Conversation, visit www.NationalWeekofConversation.org, and follow IVN.us for exclusive coverage. Thanks for listening
“Coincidentally” timed to align with America’s first National Week of Repentance, this message will draw you nearer to God and help you appreciate the importance of self-examination. It’s a topic so important that Pastor Mike would drive over fourteen hours straight, with nearly no sleep, to deliver it. Find out why – because it will positively impact your life.
Today on The Neil Haley Show, The Total Tutor Neil Haley will interview Pastor Michael Anthony. He is the co-founder and president of Godfactor, the Founder of the National Week of Repentance, and the Lead Pastor of Grace Fellowship in York, Pa. He speaks frequently about the urgent need for a “second Reformation” in the Church, and a new “Great Awa1kening” in America. Lord willing, his first book will be published by Thomas Nelson, scheduled for release in 2017. Award-winning Bible teacher, pastor, blogger, and radio host Michael Anthony gives Christians a playbook for speaking boldly and confidently in a world that tells them to remain silent and hidden. Purchase the book at https://godfactor.com
The purpose of the 2018 National Week of Prayer for the Healing of AIDS is to bring national attention to the AIDS epidemic in the United States and the extraordinary role faith communities can and are playing in AIDS prevention, education, service and advocacy.
MICHAEL ANTHONY BIOGRAPHY Official Web site: CourageMatters.com Official App: Michael Anthony's Courage Matters™ App, available for free in your app store “Life is too short to pursue anything less than your passion,” says Michael Anthony Paolicelli (pal-uh-chell-ee), who simply goes by his first and middle names: Michael Anthony. He knows how to live with passion because his life has been marked by serious adversity, including multiple brushes with death, a battle with cancer, surviving several kidnapping/luring attempts as a child, and being estranged from his father for many years before an amazing reconciliation. Michael has been called an “extraordinary” communicator with a “teachable” and “humble spirit” noted for his eloquence and the rare combination of a passionate, prophetic voice and a genuinely humble approach to dialogue. Listening to or watching him communicate is always engaging, enlightening and inspiring. Michael is an outside-the-box, innovative leader who loves people and is regularly featured in major publications and news outlets around the world. Whether speaking or writing, he always looks for ways to help people reach their greatest potential and discover, develop and live with courage in every area of life. He and his wife, Janet, are co-founders of The National Week of Repentance™, and His Godfactor® radio broadcast in the United States has potential reach of 2-3 million people. If you're looking for a speaker to ignite your people with courageous humility, Michael Anthony is your match.
The first CFB Playoff Poll is out, and it sets the stage for the final month of college football. Meanwhile, the Florida Gators have parted ways with Jim McElwain. We cover a lot of ground in this national episode. Enjoy!
Miller & Deace recap Week Eight from the Big Ten and around the college football world, including our thoughts on Kirk Herbstreit’s comments on Iowa State coach Matt Campbell’s long-term tenure there…or lack thereof. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Upsets, upsets, and more upsets. Week 7 was a crazy one in college football, with four teams in the top ten losing. In this episode, we discuss the upsets, talk Heisman, and look ahead to this weekend's games. Enjoy!
Now a third of the way through the season, the Patricks discuss the landscape of college football.
Week two of the CFB season was full of huge, exciting games. Baker Mayfield made a statement against OSU, Auburn's offense laid an egg against Clemson, and Kirby Smart gets a huge road win. We recap all the games and look ahead to Week Three's big match-ups.
Join us for a sneak preview of CDI Week 2017! With guests Melissa Varnavas, Associate Editor Director, ACDIS, and Linnea Achibald, CDI Editor, ACDIS.
Edition #1088 Today we look at the rollout of Trumpcare including how we got here, the ideological challenges Republicans face in trying to repeal the ACA and the direction we should obviously go Be part of the show! Leave a message at 202-999-3991 Show Notes Ch. 1: Opening Theme: A Fond Farewell - From a Basement On the Hill Ch. 2: Act 1: Bill Krystal's prediction about the future of health care - Start Making Sense from @TheNation - Air Date 1-11-17 Ch. 3: Song 1: Burn My Candle (At Both Ends) [Live] - Shirley Bassey Ch. 4: Act 2: Conservative principles tied into pretzel over health care - Bradcast from @TheBradBlog - Air Date 3-7-17 Ch. 5: Song 2: Stuck In The Middle With You - Stealers Wheel Ch. 6: Act 3: What is Trumpcare? - Trumpcast from @Slate - Air Date 3-17-17 Ch. 7: Song 3: Shame - Ophelia of the Spirits Ch. 8: Act 4: Healthcare or Wealthcare? 24 Million to Lose Insurance Under GOP Plan While Rich Get Big Tax Breaks - @DemocracyNow - Air Date: 03-14-17 Ch. 9: Song 4: Hurt - Johnny Cash Ch. 10: Act 5: Republicans backed themselves into a corner on health care - Primary Concerns from @NewRepublic - Air Date 3-9-17 Ch. 11: Song 5: Accountability - Sammy R. Hall Ch. 12: Act 6: The continuous coverage provision encourages people to not get health insurance until they're sick - The Zero Hour w: @RJEskow - Air Date 3-11-17 Ch. 13: Song 6: Sickening - Ken Mickey Ch. 14: Act 7: Budget Expert: Republicans Are Lying When They Say AHCA Won't Hurt Majority of Americans - Majority Report (@MajorityFM) - Air Date: 03-16-17 Ch. 15: Song 7: Pas Si Simple - Yann Tiersen Ch. 16: Act 8: Luck Health Plan: You'll be okay. Probably. - Luck Plan - Air Date: 11-11-14 Ch. 17: Song 8: A Quai - Yann Tiersen Ch. 18: Act 9: Why we're stuck with the very flawed ACA - @dccommonsense w Dan Carlin - Air Date 3-15-17 Ch. 19: Song 9: Meaningless - The Nighty Nite Ch. 20: Act 10: Join the National Week of Action (April 3-7) to Demand Medicare for All via @H_O_P4E & @PHMglobal #Health4All - Best of the Left Activism Ch. 21: Song 11: Time for Action - Secret Affair Ch. 22: Act 12: Republicans Promise TrumpCare Won't Suck After Phase Three - @theyoungturks - Air Date: 03-15-17 Ch. 23: Final comments on the real debate going on with health care Closing Music: Here We Are - Everyone's in Everyone Activism: TAKE ACTION Join the National Week of Action to Demand National Improved Medicare for All: Our Health is NOT for Sale! If you're in DC, volunteer for HOPE's Medicare for All Lobby Day in DC - March 29th EDUCATE YOURSELF Insurance Companies Just Accidentally Made The Case For Medicare For All (Huffington Post) For-Profit Health Care Used To Be Illegal (Health Over Profit for Everyone) Trumpcare vs. Obamacare (The New Yorker) The Conservative Uprising Against the Republican Health-Care Bill (The Atlantic) How the AHCA Leaves the Old, Sick and the Poor Behind (The Atlantic) Affordable Care Act revision would reduce insured numbers by 24 million, CBO projects (The Washington Post) A Running List of People Who Hate Trumpcare (Mother Jones) Written by BOTL Communications Director, Amanda Hoffman Produced by Jay! Tomlinson Thanks for listening! Visit us at BestOfTheLeft.com Check out the BotL iOS/Android App in the App Stores! Follow at Twitter.com/BestOfTheLeft Like at Facebook.com/BestOfTheLeft Contact me directly at Jay@BestOfTheLeft.com Review the show on iTunes and Stitcher!
Weekly podcast from Majlis Khuddam-ul-Ahmadiyya (youth auxiliary of Ahmadiyya Muslims) USA. For more info go to www.mkausa.org/podcast
The Patricks discuss a classic LSU Bama matchup, preview the Mississippi State game, and set the national stage for the upcoming week.
Welcome to episode 11 of the EdTech Situation Room from May 4, 2016, where technology news meets educational analysis. We've been off for a few weeks and we're glad to be back! This week Jason Neiffer (@techsavvyteach) and Wesley Fryer (@wfryer) discussed the evolving role of digital assistants powered by artificial intelligence, Google's announcement that the Google Play Store is coming to Chrome OS, and the continuing evolution of machine learning. Other discussion topics included learning experiences which cultivate "grit," Apple Stock (and Warren Buffett's response), and the sunset for floppy disks in US Air Force missile silos. Geeks of the week included Google's Project Aura and the upcoming National Week of Making in the United States, June 17-23, 2016. Check out the podcast shownotes for links to these and other resources, which you can also find on http://edtechsr.com/links. Please follow us on Twitter (@edtechSR) http://twitter.com/edtechSR for updates. We expect to be back on our regular Wednesday night schedule for next week's show. Hope you can join us live! Whether you listen to us live or in an archived format, we'd love your feedback on the show.
Tonight on New Abolitionists Radio we’ll discuss the National Week of Action Against Incarcerating Youth organized by savethekidsgroup.org with guests David Micheal and Ahmad Washington.…
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Alex and Pete talk about the historic Michigan vs Michigan St upset and other big games.
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Students all over Philadelphia are being pushed out of schools and right into the school to prison pipeline. This is happening because of the lack of resources inside schools and the use of harsh discipline practices that force students into the criminal justice system. But students from several organizations are fighting to end the school to prison pipeline, as members of the Campaign for Nonviolent Schools. Many of these students shared their experiences at an event called Youth Speak-Out Against Push Out. It was a part of the Dignity in Schools National Week of Action on School Pushout. This radio piece features students' voices from this powerful event. It was produced by Shayla Johnson and Andrea Jobe.
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