Podcasts about pride cup

Meet Holly Ransom, the dynamic CEO of Emergent Global, a sought-after keynote speaker, and a master interviewer who's all about shaking up the status quo. As the author of The Leading Edge and a true trailblazer in leadership, Holly's work spans from boardrooms to global stages, where she brings a fresh perspective on what it means to lead with purpose and agility.She's tackled big conversations with some of the world's most influential figures and is shaking up industries as co-founder of Energy Disruptors. Holly is also driving sports inclusion as a Non-executive Director at Port Adelaide Football Club and board member at Pride Cup. Tune in to discover how Holly's redefining leadership for today's world. You can follow Holly on LinkedIn and Instagram, and don't miss her Love Mondays newsletter for your weekly dose of leadership wisdom to kickstart the week!

Episode 1: Holly Ransom “Honey, if you walk past it, you tell the world it's okay.” It was these words from her grandmother as a five-year-old that set Holly Ransom on her path. That quote is etched in her mind and something she checks in with regularly, as a yard stick for where she and we as a society are now and where we're headed. From that moment on, she embraced leadership, as the youngest person internationally to have been a Rotary Club President, a Port Adelaide Football Club Board member, the CEO of Emergent, author of The Leading Edge, Chair of the Pride Cup, one of the AFR's '100 Most Influential Australian Women', internationally acclaimed speaker and leadership trailblazer. Day in day out, Holly inspires leaders across the globe to turn knowledge into action for real-world change. But most of all, she's a down to earth human who loves having a laugh.   TWO AM I Listen Curiously CREDITS   Hosts: Jack Riewoldt and Shane McCurry   Thanks to our guest Holly Ransom: Holly on LinkedIn Holly on Instagram Holly Ransom: Emergent   Links from this episode: Rotary Club of Melbourne  Port Adelaide Football Club Holly Ransom: The Leading Edge Women & Leadership Australia Pride cup   Find TWO AM I on social media here: TWO AM I YouTube TWO AM I Instagram  TWO AM I Tik Tok TWO AM I LinkedIn TWO AM I LinktreeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's a big news week. First up, we will note a trigger warning in the final NHL news segment starting at 28:24. There is an update about the SA case against five members of the Canadian World Junior team. There is no discussion of the incident in question, but please skip to the next section if you'd rather not listen. In other news, Sean Monahan and Elias Lindholm were traded. Not for each other. Jesse Puljujärvi signed in Pittsburgh. And the Kings fired head coach Todd McLellan. In this week's PWHL Update, the crew discusses the upcoming neutral site games and a couple of results from last week. And finally, Benjamin has a new game. 0:00 Alex welcomes SJ, Trevor, and Benjamin for their shift to the Neutral Zone Hotel.2:10 The crew discusses the Candaiens trading Sean Monahan to the Jets for a first round pick. 6:47 The crew discusses the Flames trading Elias Lindholm to Vancouver.13:33 Jesse Puljujärvi signs in Pittsburgh and Alex has thoughts. 21:53 The crew talks about changes to the Kings coaching staff: Head coach Todd McLellan was fired, assistant coach Jim Hiller was promoted to interim head coach, and they hired fired Senators coach D.J. Smith as an assistant. 28:24 The crew discusses updates on the case against five members of the 2018 Canada World Junior Team. TW: This case deals with sexual assault. There is no discussion of the details of the incident. But if you need to avoid listening, please jump to the next segment.38:14 It's time for this week's PWHL update. The league announced neutral site games in Detroit and Pittsburgh. Then there's talk of the big collapse in Ottawa that did not involve the Senators. And finally, Toronto wins a game against Minnesota. 46:40 The NHL All-Star Game held the first Pride Cup, featuring members of the Toronto Gay Hockey Association. It was also a celebration of the 8th anniversary of Pride Tape. Teams were coached by PWHPA Director Brian Burke and NHL Director of Social Impact, Growth and Fan Development Andrew Ference coached the teams. Gary Bettman was on hand to give out the Cup. Benjamin talks a little about how the NHL got something right for a change.49:31 Benjamin has a game, which may or may not be called Open To Suggestions.Neutral Zone Hotel is a production of the Neutral Zone Hotel TeamYou can find more information at https://neutralzonehotel.comLogo design by Emily MowbrayYou can follow us on social media if you're so inclined: Instagram: @neutralzonehotel Bluesky: @neutralzonehotel.bsky.socialIf you want to talk hockey with us, join our Discord server at https://neutralzonehotel.com/discord

Jason Ball is the founder of Pride Cup, an initiative that's grown into a national movement for LGBTI+ pride and inclusion across sporting codes. He's a Young Victorian of the Year, and is running for the hotly contested seat of Higgins in the upcoming Federal election.

Alison Burgos, Co-Founder and Vice President of the KindRED Pride Foundation talks with Emmy Winner Charlotte Robinson host of OUTTAKE VOICES™ about the launch of “Red Shirt Pride Day” an annual global movement on the first Saturday of June to get a million LGBTQ individuals and allies to wear a red shirt not only in celebration of Pride Month but as a message of “KindRED” spirit in these challenging times. The link between red and Pride originated in 1991 when Disney cast members and the Central Florida LGBTQ Community decided to meet socially on the first Saturday in June in front of the Castle at Magic Kingdom. They wore red t-shirts as an expression of pride and to identify their “kindred spirits” since they had only met on a bulletin board and never in person. “Gay Disney” flourished and quickly grew to be one of the largest LGBTQ annual gatherings in the world. The growth was in part the result of the national exposure brought on by the protests of far-right groups threatening to boycott. The LGBTQ community responded in droves and year after year have journeyed to Disney World Resorts from around the world. Red is also the first color of the rainbow flag and stands as a symbol of life and passion. Burgos hopes to start a yearly worldwide tradition with Red Shirt Pride Day building connections with LGBTQ communities and allies around the world as a sign of solidarity for those who believe in diversity, inclusion, equality, safe expression and kindness. The KindRED Pride Foundation will inaugurate its Red Shirt Campaign at the official kickoff of Pride Cup the annual LGBTQ multi-sport competition held during Gay Disney weekend that takes place June 1st to June 4th in Orlando, Florida. We talked to Alison about what she hopes to accomplish with Red Shirt Pride Day and her spin on our LGBTQ issues.  KindRED Pride Foundation is a 501(c) (3) non-profit organization whose mission is to support the endeavors of like-minded charities for the education, promotion and celebration of Diversity, Inclusion, Equality, Safe Expression and Kindness. The organization is aligning with national, regional and local non-profits who provide valuable resources to fight bullying, teen homelessness, HIV services and legal/business/housing services to the LGBTQ community.  For More Info… LISTEN: 600+ LGBTQ Chats @OUTTAKE VOICES

TOM CHRIST is a co-founder of the Kindred Pride Foundation and One Magical Weekend. Tom has a deep passion for providing community-based services and support—as a thought partner and advisor on nonprofit boards. His passion for producing events and providing a safe-space for LGBTQ+ community members and their allies led to the creation of The Pride Cup.He has worked for 25+ years an entrepreneur and leader with a long record of success overseeing successful, profitable businesses across industries including LGBTQ+ media, marketing, entertainment, and special events. Christ currently serves on the board of the Kindred Pride Foundation, is Leadership Chair of the RED Group and is a member of the One Orlando Alliance.

ESPN's The Far Post takes you through the Pride round action from the A-League Women's. Join Sam Lewis and Marissa Lordanic as we talk through the Pride Cup matchup between Melbourne Victory and Adelaide United, what Canberra and Perth's wins mean for the race to finals, and the Jets' bad day out. There's a boot for France, olimpico chat, and a big, fat, glittery how good. Follow The Far Post on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. Check out espn.com.au or download the ESPN App.

Football, Bloody hell! In a season that hasn't brought much joy spirits are high after a derby win. Is this our turning point? We discuss the thrilling encounter and look forward to the Pride Cup double header vs Adelaide United.Follow us on Twitter, Instagram & Facebook Support us on http://www.patreon.com/ForVucksSake Listen to our interview with journalist Paul Brown about 777 Partners here

Sexta-feira, 25 de novembro de 2022 Dia internacional para a eliminação da violência contra as mulheres Hoje, com apresentação de Anne Mota (@annemotareal) Veja os destaques de hoje do seu podcast diário de notícias sobre as Comunidades LGBTQIAPN+: Projeto Transpor atua para inserir população trans no mercado de trabalho Ela é Liniker, a primeira artista transgênero a ganhar um Grammy Latino: "Hoje algo histórico está acontecendo na história do meu país" Rio de Janeiro sedia segunda edição de campeonato de handebol LGBTQIA+ Complemento Assista o filme "Alice Júnior" na Netflix Conheça a plataforma #Transempregos ________________________________________________ Alguma sugestão de pauta? Comentários? Indicações? Mande Mensagem de Voz no site do BOM DIA, BIXA no Anchor: anchor.fm/killbixa Se quiser, mande um e-mail para bomdiabixa@gmail.com Siga nas redes e fale com a gente na DM: @bomdiabixa no Instagram, Twitter e TikTok __________________________________________________ Este podcast integra a @FIOpodcasts | Rede Ativista de Vozes Idealização - GG Pesquisa e Roteiro - Zé Henrique Freitas Identidade Visual, Edição e Produção - Rod Gomes Apresentação - Nara Lívia, Rod Gomes, Zé Henrique Freitas, Isa Potter e Bia Carmo ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Não deixe de clicar em SEGUIR o podcast aí no seu player favorito, nem de ativar notificações para não perder nenhum episódio! Ah, e se compartilhar, não deixe de nos marcar nas redes. ;)

9:03 | Aaron Paquette is an award-winning author, artist, and the first Indigenous councillor in Edmonton's history. He discusses his involvement in the "Grandin mural" project years ago, and his experiences this week attending the Pope's apology in Maskwacis and mass at Commonwealth Stadium. Prepare for a thoughtful, challenging assessment of the "aftermath" of the papal visit. READ UP ON THE BACKGROUND OF CLR. PAQUETTE'S MURAL PROJECT: https://yegarts.tumblr.com/post/80708942561/walking-together-the-journey-of-aaron-paquette 41:59 | It seems everybody is talking about a horrific email sent from the (now former) president of Valbella Gourmet Foods to Canmore Pride organizers. Dr. Kristopher Wells explains why he believes the RCMP should get involved, and talks about the bigger-picture importance of Pride. Plus, the co-founder of Pride Tape shares his thoughts around the culture problem plaguing Hockey Canada, and the Alberta government's relatively slow action on a Monkeypox vaccine.  SUPPORT PRIDE TAPE: https://pridetape.com/ LEARN MORE ABOUT THE 2022 PRIDE CUP: https://icedistrict.com/events/event/icedis-7470-pride-cup-2022-08-06 1:07:16 | Every Wednesday, we celebrate the beauty of Jasper National Park with #MyJasper Memories presented by Tourism Jasper. This week, we congratulate our friends at Marmot Basin on being named a Mountain Collective destination as one of the best ski destinations on the planet! We also hear from Real Talkers Brian and Laurie, who celebrated a very special wedding anniversary at one of Jasper's most magnificent spots!  LEARN MORE ABOUT JASPER: https://www.jasper.travel/realtalk/

Áine chats with Jason Ball, whose personal experience of coming out as a young gay man involved in his local AFL team in Yarraglen led to his passionate activism, the establishment of the Pride Cup and development of resources to educate communities and sports teams about inclusivity and the LGTBIQ+ community. "Ball started a petition on change.org on 9 September 2012 that called on the Australian Football League (AFL) to play "No To Homophobia" television commercials on the big screen of the 2012 AFL Grand Final and also commit to a Pride Round. The petition received over 29,000 signatures and gained national and international media coverage. The AFL agreed to screen the No to Homophobia TVCs during the preliminary finals that year. Ball was invited to lead the 18th Pride March Victoria alongside his teammates from the Yarra Glen Football Club. They were also joined by AFL footballers Brock McLean and Daniel Jackson, marking the first time AFL players had been formally involved in the event. In 2013, Ball partnered with the AFL Players Association to launch a social media campaign tackling homophobic language in sport, featuring some of the AFL's biggest names, including Jobe Watson, Scott Pendlebury and Andrew Swallow." (Wikipedia, 13/6/2022). Jason has been recognised with numerous awards and acknowledgements including being named the Victorian Young Australian of the Year in 2017.

We take inside this enormous first annual charity event and the performance style of an American Song contest contestant.

Panel 1 CEO, Pride Cup, James Lolicato Former Matilda, Moya Dodd CEO, AUFC, Nathan Kosmina Panel 2 Market Manager SA, McDonald's, Alex Carapetis Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Students), Flinders University, Romy Lawson

Carl Veart speaks to media from Melbourne about the newly announced Pride Cup game on February 26, players Stefan Mauk, Zach Clough and Bernardo, and looks ahead to the match with Melbourne City on Tuesday night.

Veja os destaques de hoje do seu podcast diário de notícias LGBTQIAP+: RJ sediará primeira edição de campeonato de handebol LGBTQIA+ neste mês - https://gay.blog.br/esportes/rj-sediara-primeira-edicao-de-campeonato-de-handebol-lgbtqia-neste-mes/ HBO Max anuncia contratação de Raphael Montes, de Bom Dia, Verônica - https://www.omelete.com.br/series-tv/habo-max-raphael-montes Búzios avança na estrutura de entretenimento e segurança para turistas LGBT - https://turismo.ig.com.br/destinos-nacionais/2021-11-18/buzios-rio-de-janeiro-turismo-lgbt.html Literatura erótica LGBT excita, mas também aborda a diversidade do prazer - https://queer.ig.com.br/2021-11-10/literatura-erotica-lgbt.html.amp BOM DIA, BIXA é o 1º podcast diário de notícias LGBT+ do Brasil - https://observatoriog.bol.uol.com.br/noticias/cultura/bom-dia-bixa-e-o-1o-podcast-diario-de-noticias-lgbt-do-brasil - Instagram do Lendários Esporte Clube - https://www.instagram.com/lendariosrj/ _______________________________________________ Alguma sugestão de pauta? Comentários? Indicações? Mande Mensagem de Voz no site do KILL, BIXA no Anchor: anchor.fm/killbixa Se quiser, mande um e-mail para killbixapod@gmail.com Siga nas redes: @kbpod no Instagram @bixakill no Twitter @kbpod no TikTok @gg_realoficial em todas as plataformas __________________________________________________ Um programa do Selo FIO | Rede Ativista de Vozes [Siga @fio.podcasts] Identidade Visual e Edição - Rod Gomes Pesquisa - Dan Pereira Roteiro, Apresentação e Produção Geral - GG ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Não deixe de clicar em SEGUIR o podcast aí no seu player favorito e de ativar notificações para não perder nenhum episódio! Ah, e se compartilhar esse ou outros episódios, não deixe de nos marcar nas redes. ;)

Welcome to The Daily Aus - join Sam and Zara every weekday for a five-minute entree to your news diet. They'll cover the news of the day in your language and take a deep dive into the biggest story of the day so that you're armed with talking points when you meet your blind date, get caught chatting in the coffee line or have to face the in-laws. The Daily Aus is one of the most popular news pages in Australia on Instagram, and now they're hitting your headphones.In the news today: Victorian regions out of lockdown, COVID in Norway and some good news about Hawaii. For today's deep dive, we chat to Pride Cup's CEO about diversity and inclusion in sport.Follow us on Instagram and join 230,000 Australians @thedailyaus See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

At our club or workplace, we all want everyone to feel welcome. To feel included, valued, respected and safe. Unfortunately, this may not always be a given.In this episode of the Camberwell Hockey Podcast, you'll meet members of our Pride Committee and hear about what they're doing with the club and wider associations to raise awareness and education to make it so.Tom Winter returns to host CHC Pride Committee chair Stacy Clarke and members Julie Patterson & Sam Daily. You'll learn about inclusion, the committee's goals, The Pride Cup and understand how some simple thought about the pronouns used to address a person can be so welcomed and so important.You can reach the Pride committee on email pride@camberwellhockeyclub.com.au

Pride Cup involves so much more than just playing football in rainbows. In the lead up to events participating teams are involved in education sessions and learn about how we can be more inclusive to the whole LGBTIQ+ community. Barwon Leagues Senior Womens Football Pride Cup in 2021 will feature two games at the Anthony Costa Oval in South Geelong on Sunday 27/06/21 1pm Division 2 - St Mary's (2) Vs. Drysdale and 3pm Division 1 - St Mary's (1) Vs. Grovedale.  Molly (she/her) and Grace (she/her) from Division 1 St Mary's discuss the 2019 event and what they are hoping to see at future events. Although this years event is scaled back we are glad to be back playing footy together. This will be St Mary' Division 2, Grovedale (Division 1) and Drysdale's (Division 2) first year involved in the Barwon Pride Cup. Steph (she/her) and Georgie (she/her) from Division 2 Drysdale Hawk's discuss visibility and acceptance over the years and how far we still have to go. All of us were able to speak about how football helped us find our community and was a valuable part of feeling accepted which still in 2021 doesn't necessarily translate to the rest of our lives.   If you have any questions, feedback or would like to be involved send us a message on facebook, instagram or email us pride@ocrfm.org.au For more information regarding this years event please visit: https://fb.me/e/1TVaPnGma To find out more information regarding Pride Cup and other Pride Cup games please visit: https://pridecup.org.au/ To find out more information regarding AFL Barwon please visit:  https://www.facebook.com/aflbarwon/

Jason Ball is the founder of Pride Cup, an initiative that's grown into a national movement for LGBTI+ pride and inclusion across sporting codes. He's a Young Victorian of the Year, and is running for the hotly contested seat of Higgins in the upcoming Federal election.

Jason Ball, the 2017 Young Australian of the year for Victoria. Jason's an LGBTI and mental health advocate and is the current candidate for the State of Higgins in the federal election. In 2012 Jason came out as being gay. But coming and doing so only the second male Aussie Royals football player at any level to publicly come out in the national media. What snowballed from there was a movement that Jason has been in pursuit of ever since. A desire to want to transform both grass root sporting organizations in Australia and national sporting bodies into more inclusive environments for LGBTI Australians. Commodating in an organization Jason now runs called Pride Cup. In this conversation we're gonna talk about the importance of creating inclusive and welcoming environments. The power of people's reactions when they hear information when people share their stories. And the significance of personal stories in changing hearts, minds and attitudes. If you're anything like me, they'll be multiple parts of this conversation that leave you reflecting for some time after you listen to it. I hope you really enjoy it. Website: https://pridecup.org.au/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week, Australia’s first out and proud footballer, LGBTI and mental health activist, and Australian Greens candidate, Jason Ball, joins Benjamin to talk about his growing up, coming out and establishing of the Pride Cup, […] http://media.rawvoice.com/joy_word/p/joy.org.au/wordforword/wp-content/uploads/sites/135/2018/11/2018-11-03-WordForWord-JasonBall.mp3 Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 55:50 — 25.6MB) Subscribe or Follow Us: Apple Podcasts | Android | Google Podcasts | Spotify | RSS The post Jason Ball appeared first on Word for Word.

Jason Ball Jason is the Co-Founder of Pride Cup, a social enterprise that helps football clubs stage matches to celebrate LGBTI players, supporters and officials Jason was the first Aussie Rules footballer to come out in 2012 and he has gone on to become an inspiring champion for equality, diversity and inclusion Purposeful Masterclass A small and intimate masterclass for CEOs, founders, managers on integrating strategy and social impact on- Morning of Friday 5th October at Work Club in CBD, more details and book here  Use promo code HUMANS20 for a 20% discount on tickets exclusive to our listeners  Support the show.

The Co-Founder of the Pride Cup and the first openly homosexual men's Australian Rules Footballer, Jason Ball is an incredibly passionate and driven individual with courage to change culture within our national sport. His passion for positive change doesn't stop there, with goals to one day be MP, Jason has a powerful voice in today's up and coming politics; being the voice for many young Australian. Jason is on his way to achieve something incredibly remarkable with Pride Cup as well as his involvement with politics and we at the Boardroom are fully supportive of Jason and are here to assist with the impact Pride Cup is trying to achieve!

Hammers, Johnny Tak and the team call all the action this week from the Peanut Farm for the annual Pride Cup.

Hammers, Johnny Tak and the team call all the action this week from the Peanut Farm for the annual Pride Cup.

Congrats to Chelsea who finally the league; Arsenal's top four hopes are all but dashed; United lose to Spurs, but who cares seeing as though they're going to the Pride Cup final in Sweden.  1. Support EPLpod 2. EatMyGoal 3. Paul's gym camp

The 2017 Pride Cup was held on May 7, 2017, at the Yarra Glen Recreational Reserve, celebrating inclusion and diversity in sport. This podcast features exclusive highlights from the 4th annual Pride Cup VIP Luncheon […] http://media.rawvoice.com/joy_comm/p/joy.org.au/joycommunityhighlights/wp-content/uploads/sites/125/2017/05/JCH-2017-Pride-Cup-Highlights-pod.mp3 Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 55:40 — 51.0MB) Subscribe or Follow Us: Apple Podcasts | Android | Spotify | RSS The post PRIDE CUP 2017 Highlights appeared first on JOY Community Highlights.

This week is all about surging seals and aquatic sports! Steve Blunt President of Victorian Seals and Ash McMaster President Melbourne Surge join Tex and Cal to discuss the NWPL Pride Cup. It's on Friday Feb 5 at MSAC centre and Tickets are available at Ticketmaster or at the door. If you missed out on filling in the Melbourne Gay Community Periodic Survey it is now available online for a limited time.