Podcasts about ngo non governmental organization

Hazel給大家的話： 這是一個不一樣的故事，沒有王子公主國王王后，沒有珠寶華服藝術品，只有很多的真實，很多的麻木。但我懇請你聽下去，因為這會是一個和你我都有關的故事。 動盪的2022年，人間的大戰又多了一場，正在歐亞交界的烏俄發生，連帶影響整個世界。其中有很多人的生命，也有很多人的生計。 但在烏俄之前，美俄交鋒的火花早就在中東點燃，烏俄戰爭只是連環效應中的一圈，而非唯一的惡果。 戰爭到底是什麼？是扛槍大漢的豪情壯志？是情人生離的難分難捨？是父母為孩子的親情犧牲？還是逃兵們在荒野的東躲西藏？ 那叫電影，不叫戰爭。戰爭並不唯美，沒有感情，我那些詞藻根本不配說明何為戰爭。 今天的嘉賓裘振宇教授，是第一線接待難民的人。他離戰爭只有一牆之隔，戰火為他帶來失去肢體的傷患、拖家帶口的單親媽媽、面黃肌瘦營養不良的幼兒，偶爾還會直接燒到他面前。 然而他看見的不只是戰爭，還有很多被辜負的善心、被當盤子敲的國際組織、被蒙在鼓裡的捐款人。當純粹的善意碰上了顧不了道德的居心，敘利亞的苦，不是無人聞問，原來竟是一場資訊落差重複締造的結果。 裘教授做到了我國外交史上最成功的援助建築營運案例，在遙遠的中東小城，土耳其人和敘利亞人都知道，有一個亞洲海島來的男人，帶著很多很多的善心，決定扎下根，陪他們一起活出一條路。那個海島，叫做台灣。 願世界和平能有一天不再只是個願望。 本集嘉賓：裘振宇 ．台灣雷伊漢勒世界公民中心　執行長 ．中原大學建築系　學士 ．美國哥倫比亞大學　碩士 ．澳洲墨爾本大學　博士 ．芬蘭阿爾托大學　博士後 ．土耳其比爾肯大學　助理教授 ．德國慕尼黑工業大學　副教授 【台灣-雷伊漢勒世界公民中心】 Hazel邀請你一起，把愛傳出去 https://helpingrefugee.com/購物幫難民 ❤️在土耳其敘利亞邊界，看見台灣對世界的大愛 ❤️戰爭摧毀了他們的家園和人生，但你可以給他們一點希望 ❤️敘利亞難民婦女手工編織募款義賣，助難民重生 名詞解釋

Helloo tale-listeners! Hope you are having a great weekend! Masih di season mengenai buku dan membaca, di episode ke-4 ini kita kedatangan seorang tale-teller yang nggak hanya suka baca, tapi juga aktif mendedikasikan diri untuk membangun minat baca melalui berbagai aktivitas volunteering. Yuk, kita kenalan langsung sama Fajri Alfalah (@fajrialfalah)! Selain pernah bergabung dengan sebuah NGO (Non-Governmental Organization) yang membangun Taman Baca di berbagai tempat, Fajri juga aktif dalam beberapa kegiatan volunteering lain yang erat kaitannya dengan literasi. Nah, di episode ini, Fajri juga cerita nih tentang awal kecintaannya terhadap membaca sejak kecil, bahkan saat masih kuliah, Fajri pernah berpikir “Mendingan nggak makan siang deh, supaya uangnya bisa dipakai buat beli buku!”. Wah, luar biasa yaa keinginan membacanya! Bagi Fajri, membaca itu betul-betul membuat pikiran dan pandangannya semakin luas. Itulah kenapa ajakan membaca itu penting guys, khususnya bagi anak-anak. Masih banyak lagi hal-hal yang diceritakan Fajri soal membaca di episode ini, termasuk judul-judul buku yang punya peran signifikan buat hidupnya. Penasaran buku apa aja? Yuk, langsung aja dengerin episode lengkapnya ya! -- Music provided by Anchor

World NGO (Non-Governmental Organization) Day is annually observed on February 27 around the world. It is an international day to celebrate, collaborate and to to share knowledge and experiences of various NGOs around the world with one another. Credits, Photo by Sarwer e Kainat Welfare from Pexels

It all started with one man, Oliver Percovich, and his three skateboards on the streets of Kabul in 2007. His idea became Skateistan, the first international development initiative to combine skateboarding with educational outcomes. Although it started in Afghanistan, Skateistan now runs in Cambodia and South Africa too, reaching thousands of children and youth. What started with a board and four wheels is now an award-winning, international NGO (Non-Governmental Organization) with the mission of empowering children and youth through skateboarding and education. Follow Oliver and Skateistan: https://skateistan.org/ https://www.instagram.com/skateistan/ https://www.instagram.com/skateistanollie https://www.goodpush.org/ https://www.youtube.com/user/skateistan Support TVTV on Patreon: www.patreon.com/thevoyagesoftimvetter

For PM professionals who understand about Project Management standard from Project Management Institute, Project Management approach can be applied in any industries with special adjustment for sure. With broad of PM understanding, Dcolearning team got questions time to time from professional in any industries/ sectors, does pm can be used in my work? Thus in this chance, we are lucky to have pak wahono kolopaking, a practitioner, senior program manager in NGO (Non Governmental Organization). As one of alumny, he will share his experience and opinion ablut pm application in his sector nowdays. Enjoy and hope it will be useful for listeners ! We are inviting you all to give us feedbacks and inputs or more questions where we can incorporate in our future videos. Let us know your thoughts and send your email to dynamictalk @dcolearning.com. We are also inviting you all to subscribe to our Official YouTube Channel at www.youtube.com/channel/UCCWe5V_JsOm_ZB3F1Q--Meg Hosts: Noviani Widya Sari, Beby Lokita Salsabila, Guest: Wahono Kolopaking About Dcolearning-ATV Dcolearning-Accoladia Tri Vesta (Dcolearning-ATV) is a Registered Education Provider of Project Management Institute (PMI), specializes in project management professional development programs. Their programs are using Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK® Guide) issued by PMI. This guide is globally accepted standard in project management. For more information please visit www.dcolearning.com

For PM professionals who understand about Project Management standard from Project Management Institute, Project Management approach can be applied in any industries with special adjustment for sure. With broad of PM understanding, Dcolearning team got questions time to time from professional in any industries/ sectors, does pm can be used in my work? Thus in this chance, we are lucky to have pak wahono kolopaking, a practitioner, senior program manager in NGO (Non Governmental Organization). As one of alumny, he will share his experience and opinion ablut pm application in his sector nowdays. Enjoy and hope it will be useful for listeners ! We are inviting you all to give us feedbacks and inputs or more questions where we can incorporate in our future videos. Let us know your thoughts and send your email to dynamictalk @dcolearning.com. We are also inviting you all to subscribe to our Official YouTube Channel at www.youtube.com/channel/UCCWe5V_JsOm_ZB3F1Q--Meg Hosts: Noviani Widya Sari, Beby Lokita Salsabila, Guest: Wahono Kolopaking About Dcolearning-ATV Dcolearning-Accoladia Tri Vesta (Dcolearning-ATV) is a Registered Education Provider of Project Management Institute (PMI), specializes in project management professional development programs. Their programs are using Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK® Guide) issued by PMI. This guide is globally accepted standard in project management. For more information please visit www.dcolearning.com

Episode kedua dari RISET TERUS sudah keluar. Kali ini kami ngobrol dengan Dyah Kathy Kartika dari Pusat Studi Agama & Demokrasi (PUSAD)Paramadina mengenai riset di dunia NGO(Non-Governmental Organization). Bagaimana para periset NGO menentukan topik penelitian? Seperti apa kompetisi antar NGO dalam memperoleh hibah riset? Apa perbedaan NGO dan LSM (Lembaga Swadaya Masyarakat)? Pertanyaan-pertanyaan serupa akan ditanggapi oleh Kathy secara lugas di podcast berikut. Kontak Kami: riseterus@gmail.com

Join your host SUSAN KNOWLES as she welcomes guest TIM FOLEY, founder of Arizona Border Recon on Stand For Truth Radio, Monday, August 14, 2017 at 6pmPT/9pmET. You don't want to miss this firsthand look at what's really going on at our borders.Foley spent most of his life working in construction and is also a Army Veteran who was with the 82nd Airborne in the late 1970s.Foley founded Arizona Border Recon in 2010. He started the organization after hearing media and the government repeatedly tell the same two lies.1) Those illegally in America are doing jobs Americans won't do.2) The border is safe and secure.Since its inception, Arizona Border Recon has grown to over 200 volunteers and is still growing. Ninety percent of the organizations' volunteers are former military & Law Enforcement.Arizona Border Recon is a self funded organization with some help coming from donations. It is not a militia nor is it a III% group. It is also not a NGO (Non-Governmental Organization).The organization is a licensed Intelligence gathering company in the state of Arizona. The organization has strict ROE's & SOP's ( Rules of Engagement & Standard Operating Procedures)Arizona Border Recon has been featured in media around the world and on ABC Nightline, CNN, and Fox News.The organization is also the subject of a documentary called "Cartel Land" on Netflix.Arizona Border Recon has two goals: 1)Protect the border and 2) Bring as much media attention to what's really going on at the border.

Diva Tech Talk interviewed Microsoft (www.microsoft.com)’s Senior Director, Industry Product Marketing, Cloud & Enterprise, Kirsten Edmondson Wolfe. Passionate about politics, Kirsten graduated from the University of California, Davis in International Relations and Asian History, and then moved to D.C to work for an NGO (Non-Governmental Organization) “whose job it was to help build democratic institutions in newly non-communist, countries.”  Kirsten’s watershed moment was in 1997. She was “standing at the rooftop bar of the Hotel Aryaduta in Jakarta, Indonesia while the Suharto government fell.”  She “watched students use technologies to film what was going on in the streets. These students brought down a totalitarian government, using cell phones.”  She said to herself: “Wow, I need to get into technology because if I’m going to truly change the world, it’s going to be through tech, not through politics.”   Kirsten resigned her job; went back to Thunderbird International Business School, obtaining an MBA in business marketing; got a job, at the height of the “dot.com implosion” at a large Massachusetts-based consulting company, SETA; and subsequently joined Computer Associates, now CA Technologies (www.ca.com). Kirsten’s initial role at CA was technology consulting focused on “how do we have the U.S. government invest in technology in developing countries so that we can bridge the gap.”  She recruited “a fantastic team” who took what CA was already selling to the U.S. government and “made it more impactful to their mission.”  In one year, Kirsten is proud that CA “went from not being in the Top 20 vendors in security for the U.S. government to #3, behind Symantec and IBM.” As a leader, Kirsten said “I learn every day.”   At CA, “the first thing I learned was that ‘all boats rise together’. It is about collaboration. I succeed as a leader when my team succeeds.”  In 2009, she moved to Deltek (www.deltek.com).  What attracted her was the newly-minted CEO “recruiting folks from other software companies to make Deltek more of a ‘player’ in ERP.”   But, Kirsten learned what she called “a really good life lesson: don’t jump too quick.”   She said: “I realized, about a year in, that I needed to find a company that I could be happy at.” So, Kirsten moved to Microsoft (www.microsoft.com/dynamics)  and concentrated on business applications.   Her Microsoft team works with engineering to “infuse industry requirements into the Microsoft platform.  I can fundamentally change where we go, as a company.  It’s opened a whole new set of opportunities.   This is the one company that if we can stitch all of our stuff together, we can do fantastic things in society.”   Kirsten’s advice to leaders: “Surround yourself with great people.” “Listen.  Learn from other people.  Acknowledge that you don’t know everything.” “Admit when you are wrong, and that you screwed up.” In her philanthropic life, Kirsten works on children’s issues through Donors Choose (https://www.donorschoose.org/). “It is an online network of educators,” she explained. Through it, “I help fund some innovative education programs in less successful school districts. My son and I just picked one, yesterday.” Speaking of her family, Kirsten acknowledged the difficulty of achieving life balance. “There’s a lot of non-traditional communication,” and use of innovative technology to make it all work.  She also commented, “at the end of the day, you have to be willing to shut off the laptop, and go for a bike ride!” She is “learning to walk away. I think gender roles, over the last 20 years, is allowing us to put the laptop down, and do things with your family.”  Kirsten strong parting words of inspiration are: “Keep the faith, keep driving. There has never been a better time to be a woman in tech.  We can actually, fundamentally change all of it.” For the full blog write up, make sure to check us out on online at www.divatechtalk.com, on Twitter @divatechtalks, and on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/divatechtalk. Follow our show and tell us what you like with an online review.

Healing Breath – Breathing Health Learn about the role of breath in Mind Management. Understand how to gain better control of the mind. Learn the secret of happiness. Meet Pooja Tolani Pooja Tolani, born in Meghalaya, a state in the north-east of India, completed her education in Mumbai, India. In 2000 she received her Bachelor’s degree in Sociology from St. Xavier’s college, the topmost college for humanities studies in India. In 2001 she specialized in Marketing and Advertising with a diploma from SNDT University, Mumbai. In 2001, she became an Art of Living instructor. Founded in 1981 by Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, The Art of Living Foundation is a not-for-profit, educational and humanitarian NGO (Non-Governmental Organization) engaged in stress-management and service initiatives. With a mission to “create a violence-free and stress-free society”, the organization operates globally in 152 countries and has touched the lives of 370 million people. An uncertain[...] The post Timeless Teachings | Healing Breath – Breathing Health appeared first on Get You Visible Podcast.