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Send us a textThe Learning Our Way project aims to address systemic racism and promote health equity for Indigenous peoples through field schools led by Indigenous Knowledge Holders. This three-year project, funded by the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR), is a partnership between, Wuikinuxv, Kwakiutl, Ka:'yu:'k't'h'/Che:k:tles7et'h', Dzawada̱ a̱ʼenux̱ x̱w communities and North Island College.  Evelyn and Joanna are nurse researchers for the Learning Our Way project and Paul Willie acted as a Project Advisor. Evelyn and Paul are both of the Kwakwaka'wakw Nation, of the Dzawada̱ a̱ʼenux̱ x̱w  tribe and both acted as Indigenous Knowledge Keepers for the project. Evelyn is an Elder in Residence at North Island College and Joanna has spent most of her career working with and advocating for health equity for Indigenous people. This podcast includes only the voices of Evelyn and Joanna because Paul passed away on April 20, 2025, before we had a chance to record his perspectives. Paul was a treasured Noxsola (wise one), generously sharing his cultural knowledge, life lessons and philosophical insights, particularly in his contributions to the Learning Our Way project.Since the first field school was offered in 2007 Paul has helped all of those involved to understand, challenge and change our colonial mindsets.  His teachings include reminding us that “there are two laws we all must live by:  to look after the environment and to look after each other. There are two tasks this requires: to let go of fear and to practice unconditional love” ( Paul Willie 2022).  Paul generously shared his traditional knowledge stating: “We have chosen to experience our physicality in these times, to evolve by our experience, the evolution of our spiritual beingness. We must always come from a learning mindset. We are spiritual beings having a physical experience. He explained that the “importance of programs like Learning Our Way is that when we learn about others, we learn about ourselves,” (Paul Willie, 2023). Joanna expresses her deep gratitude for having had the opportunity to learn from Paul and how his teachings have helped her to live a deeper, more meaningful life, not only as a nurse and educator but humbly as a person. G̱̱ilakas'la, Paul (Joanna Fraser, May 2025).During his funeral service at T'saxis Gukwdzi, Paul's decades of work towards improving the healthcare system for Indigenous peoples was proudly emphasized along with his contributions to field schools, Learning Our Way and his consultation work with North Island College.Even though his voice is not included in this podcast his work and spirit are all through it.  Instagram: @calling.all.nursesComments and feedback can be sent to our email: callingallnurses.podcast@gmail.com

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In this episode of our podcast, I am beyond excited to welcome Jeanette Cremor, a true trailblazer whose remarkable journey from the serene plains of country Queensland to the dynamic corridors of government is nothing short of inspiring.Jeanette's story is a shining example of resilience, determination, and an unwavering commitment to excellence. Growing up on a farm where hard work was a daily routine, she learned the values of perseverance and community strength early on. Motivated by her daughter and granddaughter, Jeanette embarked on a professional adventure, navigating a diverse range of industries and roles, from wholesale and retail in the meat industry to a pivotal position as a chemist in the sugar industry. However, Jeanette truly found her calling within the realms of state government. As a logistics officer, contracts administrator, PMO coordinator, project manager, and program director, she refined her leadership, teamwork, and strategic thinking skills, laying the groundwork for her transformational work as a project professional. In 2017, driven by a passion for innovation and equipped with insights from years of hands-on experience, Jeanette introduced The Project Ecosystem ® - a revolutionary framework designed to empower organisations and individuals to achieve their goals with precision and purpose. This transformative framework has since become the cornerstone of her practice, guiding her interactions with clients and shaping her problem-solving approach. It's a testament to the power of one person's vision to bring about significant change. As an Activator and Arranger, with Individualisation, a Relator, and driven by Responsibility, Jeanette brings a unique blend of talents and perspectives to every project she undertakes. Today, she joins us to share her insights, experiences, and wisdom, offering listeners a glimpse into the mind of a true visionary and catalyst for change. So, without further ado, let's dive into the conversation and uncover the secrets to unleashing project potential with the one and only Jeanette Cremor.Tune in to this enlightening episode and be inspired by Jeanette's journey of resilience, innovation, and leadership. Don't miss out on her valuable insights and practical advice on transforming projects and achieving excellence. Her strategies are not just theoretical, but practical and actionable, empowering you to make a real difference in your projects.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode of Anchored, Jeremy is joined by Kimberly Begg, author, Director of Programs and General Counsel of the Ortner Family Foundation, and Project Advisor for Run with Saints. The two discuss the inspiration for her new book, Unbreakable: Saints Who Inspired Saints to Moral Courage, and the stories of the three saints that the book focuses on. To close, Kimberly and Jeremy consider how the ordinary person can live a life of heroic, saintly virtue. Listen to Kimberly's previous Anchored episode.Today's episode of Anchored is brought to you with support from America's Christian Credit Union. Find out how ACCU can be the banking partner to your school or family by visiting americaschristiancu.com/CLT.

Put blame where blame is due! The blame involves you for not calling for Mass expulsion two and a half years later I thought you were a champion of the people Senator Warren??? After you lost in 2020 you had a choice and you made the wrong one!

Put blame where blame is due! The blame involves you for not calling for Mass expulsion two and a half years later I thought you were a champion of the people Senator Warren??? After you lost in 2020 you had a choice and you made the wrong one!

Thursday, June 29 on Urban Forum Northwest, scheduled guests for the hour are:*Bob Armstead, President, Washington State Chapter-National Association of Minority Contractors (NAMC) talks about his latest efforts to track the 15% goal for minority businesses in the 1.75 trillion dollar Infrastructure and Jobs Act. Over 5 billion dollars has been dispersed to Washington state.*Attorney Jesse Wineberry Sr., Founder, Washington Equity Now Alliance (WENA) comments on the efforts of WENA played in getting the Governor Jay Inslee to sign an Executive Order restoring Affirmative Action in 2022.*Korbett Mosesly was the Project Advisor for the Community Reinvestment Plan that will put 200 million dollars in communities of color in the state to reduce crime and provide opportunities for organizations and businesses in designated areas.*Kibibi Monie', Founder Nu Black Arts West led the way to bring Dr. Boyce Watkins for Black Wealth Power Training to the Northwest on Saturday, July 8 10:00 am-2:00 pm in person event at the Tabor 100 HUB.*Daniel Williams, Legacy Leaders, Comprehensive Planner/Insurance Broker comments on his Infinite Banking Concept on how to create your on Family Bank and he will be participating in the July 8 Dr. Boyce Watkins event.Urban Forum Northwest streams live at www.1150kknw.com. Like us at www.urbanforumnw.com for archived programs and relevant information. Like us on facebook. Twitter@Eddie_Rye. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Thursday, June 29 on Urban Forum Northwest, scheduled guests for the hour are: *Bob Armstead, President, Washington State Chapter-National Association of Minority Contractors (NAMC) talks about his latest efforts to track the 15% goal for minority businesses in the 1.75 trillion dollar Infrastructure and Jobs Act. Over 5 billion dollars has been dispersed to Washington state. *Attorney Jesse Wineberry Sr., Founder, Washington Equity Now Alliance (WENA) comments on the efforts of WENA played in getting the Governor Jay Inslee to sign an Executive Order restoring Affirmative Action in 2022. *Korbett Mosesly was the Project Advisor for the Community Reinvestment Plan that will put 200 million dollars in communities of color in the state to reduce crime and provide opportunities for organizations and businesses in designated areas. *Kibibi Monie', Founder Nu Black Arts West led the way to bring Dr. Boyce Watkins for Black Wealth Power Training to the Northwest on Saturday, July 8 10:00 am-2:00 pm in person event at the Tabor 100 HUB. *Daniel Williams, Legacy Leaders, Comprehensive Planner/Insurance Broker comments on his Infinite Banking Concept on how to create your on Family Bank and he will be participating in the July 8 Dr. Boyce Watkins event. Urban Forum Northwest streams live at www.1150kknw.com. Like us at www.urbanforumnw.com for archived programs and relevant information. Like us on facebook. Twitter@Eddie_Rye.

Thursday, June 29 on Urban Forum Northwest, scheduled guests for the hour are: *Bob Armstead, President, Washington State Chapter-National Association of Minority Contractors (NAMC) talks about his latest efforts to track the 15% goal for minority businesses in the 1.75 trillion dollar Infrastructure and Jobs Act. Over 5 billion dollars has been dispersed to Washington state. *Attorney Jesse Wineberry Sr., Founder, Washington Equity Now Alliance (WENA) comments on the efforts of WENA played in getting the Governor Jay Inslee to sign an Executive Order restoring Affirmative Action in 2022. *Korbett Mosesly was the Project Advisor for the Community Reinvestment Plan that will put 200 million dollars in communities of color in the state to reduce crime and provide opportunities for organizations and businesses in designated areas. *Kibibi Monie', Founder Nu Black Arts West led the way to bring Dr. Boyce Watkins for Black Wealth Power Training to the Northwest on Saturday, July 8 10:00 am-2:00 pm in person event at the Tabor 100 HUB. *Daniel Williams, Legacy Leaders, Comprehensive Planner/Insurance Broker comments on his Infinite Banking Concept on how to create your on Family Bank and he will be participating in the July 8 Dr. Boyce Watkins event. Urban Forum Northwest streams live at www.1150kknw.com. Like us at www.urbanforumnw.com for archived programs and relevant information. Like us on facebook. Twitter@Eddie_Rye.

Joining Benny on episode 74 is Harry Klaus, a Project Advisor with The Big Fish Contracting Company. Harry talks about what makes Big Fish a unique company to work for, and how it truly is a family atmosphere where everyone is taken care of. On this episode, Harry shares his origin stories of the different industries he has been involved with, the traveling he got to do, and how that all has set him up for success at this point in his career. Harry then goes in-depth about a pivotal event in his life. At age 25, he found himself in a very bad car accident which left him in a coma for 2 weeks. He had broken a staggering number of bones, and eventually awoke in the hospital unable to move. This extreme adversity from the accident gave Harry a true second chance at life after his healing process, and a new perspective on not allowing himself to get hung up on things in the past – as the past cannot be changed, but it can be reflected on for growth. This is an inspiring episode about second chances, learning life lessons, and reflecting on the journey through life.

Ryan and Devon are in the studio!!! Old Money mint Space Otter Society  ORE ORE ORE AoA mint ON Sept 8th The Big Shack Hack The Bellatrix Fork! Also if you're looking for more information on the podcast partner you heard about at the beginning of the episode here it is! The Developer Collective is the very first Web3 developer agency on Cardano that offers the most innovative solutions in a custom, white glove service experience. Build your platform, website, or NFT project. The Agency comes fully staffed with dedicated developers, designers, and project managers that will take the technical off your hands. Founded by @callnighthawke - the first recognized Project Advisor in the Cardano NFT space and founder of Crypto Talent Marketplace. Crypto Talent Marketplace is the first of its kind talent marketplace, serving as a meetingplace for blockchain talent and project teams in need of that talent. The marketplace is currently under development and will launch this summer. https://twitter.com/cryptomarketpl https://twitter.com/Callnighthawke https://twitter.com/thedevcollectve

Cardano Coffee Club - Coffee, NFTs and IRL Businesses! Cardano Coffee Club (CC) is our guest this week!    CCC not only offers coffee but also an NFT collection, and the foundation of a DAO to have the community make decisions on IRL businesses. Also, you'll be able to pick up your NFG brand of coffee soon!! - Also if you're looking for more information on the podcast partner you heard about at the beginning of the episode here it is! The Developer Collective is the very first Web3 developer agency on Cardano that offers the most innovative solutions in a custom, white glove service experience. Build your platform, website, or NFT project. The Agency comes fully staffed with dedicated developers, designers, and project managers that will take the technical off your hands. Founded by @callnighthawke - the first recognized Project Advisor in the Cardano NFT space and founder of Crypto Talent Marketplace. Crypto Talent Marketplace is the first of its kind talent marketplace, serving as a meetingplace for blockchain talent and project teams in need of that talent. The marketplace is currently under development and will launch this summer. https://twitter.com/cryptomarketpl https://twitter.com/Callnighthawke https://twitter.com/thedevcollectve

Sup everyone! Alchemists of ADA and their fearless lead chemist (scientist?) (alchemist?) @RookBTC is on the podcast this week! Alchemists of ADA are a new somewhat mysterious project breaking into the space promising clean art and accessible mint prices. Listen to the episode for some NFGs Alpha and to learn why the project team isn't Doxed!   The Developer Collective is the very first Web3 developer agency on Cardano that offers the most innovative solutions in a custom, white glove service experience. Build your platform, website, or NFT project. The Agency comes fully staffed with dedicated developers, designers, and project managers that will take the technical off your hands. Founded by @callnighthawke - the first recognized Project Advisor in the Cardano NFT space and founder of Crypto Talent Marketplace. Crypto Talent Marketplace is the first of its kind talent marketplace, serving as a meeting place for blockchain talent and project teams in need of that talent. The marketplace is currently under development and will launch this summer. https://twitter.com/cryptomarketpl https://twitter.com/Callnighthawke https://twitter.com/thedevcollectve

In the wake of election and the strange audio recovered from now missing politician Mfer. Hoodro Wilson, the NFGs, being the paparazzi, hounded whoever we could at Old Money to get some commentary on the state of the nation. Andersum KEWWper and Dilly, Commissaire Priseur answered the call and agreed to give up 30 minutes of their time, but we stole 2 hours. Before you is a conversation with the aforementioned Mfers. Nothing is sacred (well a few things are) in this conversation with Old Money.  If you're reading this, commit. Listen to the whole thing. It might take a while, but there's alpha and insight into these MFers in a way you've never heard before and won't hear again...that's how NFGs roll. Enjoy, kisses and smooches, we Love you.  oldmoney.io   ... Show our sponsor some love too! Also if you're looking for more information on the podcast partner you heard about at the beginning of the episode here it is! The Developer Collective is the very first Web3 developer agency on Cardano that offers the most innovative solutions in a custom, white glove service experience. Build your platform, website, or NFT project. The Agency comes fully staffed with dedicated developers, designers, and project managers that will take the technical off your hands. Founded by @callnighthawke - the first recognized Project Advisor in the Cardano NFT space and founder of Crypto Talent Marketplace. Crypto Talent Marketplace is the first of its kind talent marketplace, serving as a meetingplace for blockchain talent and project teams in need of that talent. The marketplace is currently under development and will launch this summer. https://twitter.com/cryptomarketpl https://twitter.com/Callnighthawke https://twitter.com/thedevcollectve

Hey everyone! This week's episode was squeaked out with love. Be sure to listen to the entire thing in the latter half we talk about CC0 Creative Commons Zero a really big change in NFT ownership and IP. Thanks for rocking with us. We'll see you next week! Also if you're looking for more information on the podcast partner you heard about at the beginning of the episode here it is! The Developer Collective is the very first Web3 developer agency on Cardano that offers the most innovative solutions in a custom, white glove service experience. Build your platform, website, or NFT project. The Agency comes fully staffed with dedicated developers, designers, and project managers that will take the technical off your hands. Founded by @callnighthawke - the first recognized Project Advisor in the Cardano NFT space and founder of Crypto Talent Marketplace. Crypto Talent Marketplace is the first of its kind talent marketplace, serving as a meetingplace for blockchain talent and project teams in need of that talent. The marketplace is currently under development and will launch this summer. https://twitter.com/cryptomarketpl https://twitter.com/Callnighthawke https://twitter.com/thedevcollectve *Sorry for Devon's mic in this episode he's, always on the road!

On this Episode we take a minor trip down memory lane. We look back at some of our favourite guests, projects and topics we have gone over in first 50 episodes. We also discuss a recent Solana hack, Ledger and protecting your assets and things that we have been buying and selling. We want to give a huge THANK YOU to every listener that has been with us on this journey and hope you're enjoying the ride. Also THANK YOU to every project or person that took the time from their schedule to do an episode with us, we really appreciate each and every one of you.        Also if you're looking for more information on the podcast partner you heard about at the beginning of the episode here it is! The Developer Collective is the very first Web3 developer agency on Cardano that offers the most innovative solutions in a custom, white glove service experience. Build your platform, website, or NFT project. The Agency comes fully staffed with dedicated developers, designers, and project managers that will take the technical off your hands. Founded by @callnighthawke - the first recognized Project Advisor in the Cardano NFT space and founder of Crypto Talent Marketplace. Crypto Talent Marketplace is the first of its kind talent marketplace, serving as a meetingplace for blockchain talent and project teams in need of that talent. The marketplace is currently under development and will launch this summer. https://twitter.com/cryptomarketpl https://twitter.com/Callnighthawke https://twitter.com/thedevcollectve

On this episode we chat about Ledger and Devon buying one and what sort of things we can do with them we got rug pulls and mints and all sorts of things.  Ryan also gets excited over old money and the Bill Murray 1000 nft collection. Coinbase first nft drop in the nft marketplace and as always He loves theChive    Old Money website Old Money Discord The Shack Discord The Shack Website The Shack Twitter Everyone give our boy Paps a follow on Twitter, He continues to support and helps us out on a weekly basis.    Also if you're looking for more information on the podcast partner you heard about at the beginning of the episode here it is! The Developer Collective is the very first Web3 developer agency on Cardano that offers the most innovative solutions in a custom, white glove service experience. Build your platform, website, or NFT project. The Agency comes fully staffed with dedicated developers, designers, and project managers that will take the technical off your hands. Founded by @callnighthawke - the first recognized Project Advisor in the Cardano NFT space and founder of Crypto Talent Marketplace.   Crypto Talent Marketplace is the first of its kind talent marketplace, serving as a meetingplace for blockchain talent and project teams in need of that talent. The marketplace is currently under development and will launch this summer. https://twitter.com/cryptomarketpl https://twitter.com/Callnighthawke https://twitter.com/thedevcollectve

Its Episode 48 of Non Fungible Guys!!! This week we have  @Bobby and @Drexler from Cardopoly on the pod to tell us all about their NFT Project and Game. Cardopoly is exactly what it sounds like, a digital board game on the Cardano Blockchain that allows for up to 750 players to play at the same time using their NFTs to earn ADA. We've been lucky enough to test it out and we whole heartedly endorse the project and these dudes. Cardopoly Links: Buy Cardopoly game pieces here Twitter Website Cardopoly Discord Also if you're looking for more information on the podcast partner you heard about at the beginning of the episode here it is! The Developer Collective is the very first Web3 developer agency on Cardano that offers the most innovative solutions in a custom, white glove service experience. Build your platform, website, or NFT project. The Agency comes fully staffed with dedicated developers, designers, and project managers that will take the technical off your hands. Founded by @callnighthawke - the first recognized Project Advisor in the Cardano NFT space and founder of Crypto Talent Marketplace. Crypto Talent Marketplace is the first of its kind talent marketplace, serving as a meeting-place for blockchain talent and project teams in need of that talent. The marketplace is currently under development and will launch this summer. https://twitter.com/cryptomarketpl https://twitter.com/Callnighthawke https://twitter.com/thedevcollectve

This episode takes place in the 6ix!  We chat with Toronto's very own Serge from Ugly Bros about life, food, where to get good wings in Toronto, growing up in the Dominican, surviving your project getting hacked and your discord getting nuked, teaching people about NFTs and the CNFT space in general and oh ya we talk about Ugly Bros too.  Its a long one so sit down, grab a cup of joe and get to know the 6ix and of course our man Serge Huge shoutout to @RiverRockHomestead Youtube for getting the ball rolling on all of this! check out his YouTube channel and give him a like and a follow. Follow on twitter too https://twitter.com/RockHomestead Ugly Bros Links: https://linktr.ee/uglybrosNFT    Also if you're looking for more information on the podcast partner you heard about at the beginning of the episode here it is! The Developer Collective is the very first developer agency that combines NFT minting and project advisory in a custom, white-glove experience. The agency is founded by @callnighthawke - the first recognized Project Advisor in the Cardano NFT space and offers proven, vetted, and doxxed NFT developers.  Crypto Talent Marketplace is the first of its kind talent marketplace, serving as a meeting place for blockchain talent and project teams in need of that talent. The marketplace is currently under development and will launch this summer. https://twitter.com/cryptomarketpl https://twitter.com/Callnighthawke https://twitter.com/thedevcollectve

We changed our Podcast Cover Art ya'll!!! - Do you like it? Listen for a good ol' fashioned episode where NFG Ryan and Devon C. Codrington talk about the things of note in the NFT and crypto space for the last week. We touch on: Kevin Hart Dropping an NFT! Old Money! Devon got his Jukeboy he's been waiting to buy off Secondary for months Mini dive into Juke boys and Old Money Degen Town Adatoonz solana project Bandit Boyz cardano Island Mallard Order  chatted about projects building hype and fomo to get people into projects shoutout to Property's  Lurkers and Crypto Boutique Minting still. Head over and support We chat about doing seasonal updates to podcast cover? New hack on Etheruem. Protect yourself everyone.    Also if you're looking for more information on the podcast partner you heard about at the beginning of the episode here it is! The Developer Collective is the very first Web3 developer agency on Cardano that offers the most innovative solutions in a custom, white glove service experience. Build your platform, website, or NFT project. The Agency comes fully staffed with dedicated developers, designers, and project managers that will take the technical off your hands. Founded by @callnighthawke - the first recognized Project Advisor in the Cardano NFT space and founder of Crypto Talent Marketplace. Crypto Talent Marketplace is the first of its kind talent marketplace, serving as a meetingplace for blockchain talent and project teams in need of that talent. The marketplace is currently under development and will launch this summer. https://twitter.com/cryptomarketpl https://twitter.com/Callnighthawke https://twitter.com/thedevcollectve

This week we have @samkatman on the podcast! Sam is quite possibly the first digital singer-songwriter cat to launch a music career off the Cardano block chain. But he's also one of the first examples of an equity sharing we heard about when we started our crypto journey so this episode was a bit of a reunion.  Check out our conversation with Sam and tell us what you think! Sam Katman Links! Twitter @samkatman samkatman.com Sam Katman - Discord Link Also if you're looking for more information on the podcast partner you heard about at the beginning of the episode here it is! The Developer Collective is the very first Web3 developer agency on Cardano that offers the most innovative solutions in a custom, white glove service experience. Build your platform, website, or NFT project. The Agency comes fully staffed with dedicated developers, designers, and project managers that will take the technical off your hands. Founded by @callnighthawke - the first recognized Project Advisor in the Cardano NFT space and founder of Crypto Talent Marketplace. Crypto Talent Marketplace is the first of its kind talent marketplace, serving as a meeting-place for blockchain talent and project teams in need of that talent. The marketplace is currently under development and will launch this summer. https://twitter.com/cryptomarketpl https://twitter.com/Callnighthawke https://twitter.com/thedevcollectve

Crypto Winter is here!...Right? Its a bear market and emotions are high, a lot of people are hurting right now but if you believe in the holy blockchain then chill out. Take this time to learn about the space, maybe build something and find ways to support your favourite NFT project. Here's what we got up to in this week's episode: The Celsius Conspiracy RMRK & Kusama Ryan bought a baby dragon on Kusama - Thank you Paps! The market Collision conference Cardopoly Ugly Bros theChive is releasing a Bill Murray nft collection NFT!!! Shoutouts to: Paps Butler Byrnes Hilly Mary Also if you're looking for more information on the podcast partner you heard about at the beginning of the episode here it is! The Developer Collective is the very first Web3 developer agency on Cardano that offers the most innovative solutions in a custom, white glove service experience. Build your platform, website, or NFT project. The Agency comes fully staffed with dedicated developers, designers, and project managers that will take the technical off your hands. Founded by @callnighthawke - the first recognized Project Advisor in the Cardano NFT space and founder of Crypto Talent Marketplace. Crypto Talent Marketplace is the first of its kind talent marketplace, serving as a meeting place for blockchain talent and project teams in need of that talent. The marketplace is currently under development and will launch this summer.

This week we have @jonathanlittle on the podcast! If you love Poker, you're going to love this episode. If you love NFTs you're going to love this episode and if you're not into either, then don't worry Ryan still loves you! Okay so @jonathanlittle is a Professional Poker player, owner of pokercoaching.com and Deck of Degeneracy NFT. We chat about how he got started in poker, his rise to being one of the top poker players in the world and how that led to getting into crypto and NFTs. LINKS TO LISTEN FOR! https://opensea.io/collection/dodart https://opensea.io/collection/deckofdegeneracy https://pokercoaching.com/fundamentals/ https://twitter.com/DegeneracyNFT https://twitter.com/JonathanLittle __ If you're looking for more information on the podcast partner you heard about at the beginning of the episode here it is! The Developer Collective is the very first Web3 developer agency on Cardano that offers the most innovative solutions in a custom, white glove service experience. Build your platform, website, or NFT project. The Agency comes fully staffed with dedicated developers, designers, and project managers that will take the technical off your hands. Founded by @callnighthawke - the first recognized Project Advisor in the Cardano NFT space and founder of Crypto Talent Marketplace. Crypto Talent Marketplace is the first of its kind talent marketplace, serving as a meetingplace for blockchain talent and project teams in need of that talent. The marketplace is currently under development and will launch this summer. https://twitter.com/cryptomarketpl https://twitter.com/Callnighthawke https://twitter.com/thedevcollectve

Woooo!!! It's been a little while since we've just caught up on what we've been up to. Many are seeing risk and no opportunity in this bear market but we're still having a good time with NFTs and crypto. Here's what we got up to in this week's episode: Flipped Raccoon Isle and bought Bibiz girl Minted Little Lurkers! Minted Crypto Boutique  Trybbles has an open claim going on Ledger coming in the mail Minted and Staked a cryptoraggie Did we buy the dip? What's the deal with Veve? Oh! and Solana went down again.  Also if you're looking for more information on the podcast partner you heard about at the beginning of the episode here it is! The Developer Collective is the very first Web3 developer agency on Cardano that offers the most innovative solutions in a custom, white glove service experience. Build your platform, website, or NFT project. The Agency comes fully staffed with dedicated developers, designers, and project managers that will take the technical off your hands. Founded by @callnighthawke - the first recognized Project Advisor in the Cardano NFT space and founder of Crypto Talent Marketplace. Crypto Talent Marketplace is the first of its kind talent marketplace, serving as a meetingplace for blockchain talent and project teams in need of that talent. The marketplace is currently under development and will launch this summer.

Our Guest this episode is @cNFTKing or “Showtime” we chat about his start and getting into the crypto/NFT space   We also talked all things Ape Nation and how community took over to bring it to where it is today. Check them out https://twitter.com/Ape_NationNFT Also if you're looking for more information on the podcast partner you heard about at the beginning of the episode here it is! The Developer Collective is the very first developer agency that combines NFT minting and project advisory in a custom, whiteglove experience. The agency is founded by @callnighthawke - the first recognized Project Advisor in the Cardano NFT space and offers proven, vetted, and doxxed NFT developers.   Crypto Talent Marketplace is the first of its kind talent marketplace, serving as a meeting place for blockchain talent and project teams in need of that talent. The marketplace is currently under development and will launch this summer.   https://twitter.com/cryptomarketpl https://twitter.com/Callnighthawke https://twitter.com/thedevcollectve

#ethereum #cardano #nft It's episode 40 of Non Fungible Guys!   For our 40th episode we lined up an extra special guest. Channel supporter @Callnighthawke If you're in the Cardano space you know her, she's the creator of The Developer Collective and Crypto Talent Marketplace, she's a project advisor and involved in doing so much more than most people know about.  If you think you know Cardano and you don't know @Callnighthawke, listen to this episode and get familiar! Here's a bit more info on her two main projects: The Developer Collective is the very first developer agency that combines NFT minting and project advisory in a custom, whiteglove experience. The agency is founded by @callnighthawke - the first recognized Project Advisor in the Cardano NFT space and offers proven, vetted, and doxxed NFT developers.   Crypto Talent Marketplace is the first of its kind talent marketplace, serving as a meeting place for blockchain talent and project teams in need of that talent. The marketplace is currently under development and will launch this summer. We talk to @Callnighthawke about:  How she got started in the space Cardano The Developer Collective The Crypto Talent Marketplace Some cool plans for the blockchain How she keeps up with everything Love you, kisses and smouches. XOXO 40 Ya'll!

Yo! This week's episode of Non Fungible Guys we get into a myriad of random topics going on in our little corner of web3! @ReptilianReneg - Rug pulling Solana projects Hoskinson live stream video Ryan minted a CryptoRaggies they also have an awesome P2E project @CryptoRaggies Shoutout to Dubby's project @4pawscnft - 4pawsCNFT Discord! Veecon.co is now!  Ryan's figuring out how to use his Ledger Overexposed's “black paper” is out May 20th and 1of1 are about to be revealed Pavia dropped “Pavs” via Airdrop Adanauts - to flip or not to flip? Clay Nation sold decks of cards? Also if you're looking for more information on the podcast partner you heard about at the beginning of the episode here it is! The Developer Collective is the very first developer agency that combines NFT minting and project advisory in a custom, whiteglove experience. The agency is founded by @callnighthawke - the first recognized Project Advisor in the Cardano NFT space and offers proven, vetted, and doxxed NFT developers. Crypto Talent Marketplace is the first of its kind talent marketplace, serving as a meetingplace for blockchain talent and project teams in need of that talent. The marketplace is currently under development and will launch this summer.

Oh man! Crypto winter is here and just like everything crypto it came on swiftly with a ton of volatility.  In this episode we explain what happened with Terra's Luna and UST cryptocurrencies. Why did Luna lose 98% of its value in less than 72 hours? We're doing a NFT “whitelist” giveaway. Select the link to receive your LITTLE LURKERS whitelist spot! We also talk about:  Tether! Another stable coin Algorithmic Stable coins versus non algorithmic stable coins Ryan minted CardaStacks and a Habibiz Ryan also bought a Ledger…finally Won a signed nhl hockey jersey The future of crypto Check out our channel supporter!  The Developer Collective is the very first developer agency that combines NFT minting and project advisory in a custom, whiteglove experience. The agency is founded by @callnighthawke - the first recognized Project Advisor in the Cardano NFT space and offers proven, vetted, and doxxed NFT developers.   Crypto Talent Marketplace is the first of its kind talent marketplace, serving as a meetingplace for blockchain talent and project teams in need of that talent. The marketplace is currently under development and will launch this summer.   xoxo

On this episode we chatted about:   The BAYC “Otherdeed” drop Solana going down again What are Privacy Coins?  The dark web Snowden helped created ZCash coin Secret coin and tornado cash   Also if you're looking for more information on the podcast partner you heard about at the beginning of the episode here it is!                         The Developer Collective is the very first developer agency that combines NFT minting and project advisory in a custom, whiteglove experience. The agency is founded by @callnighthawke - the first recognized Project Advisor in the Cardano NFT space and offers proven, vetted, and doxxed NFT developers. Crypto Talent Marketplace is the first of its kind talent marketplace, serving as a meetingplace for blockchain talent and project teams in need of that talent. The marketplace is currently under development and will launch this summer.  

We went meta for this episode, it's a podcast with podcasters about podcasting (and NFTs) This week, We're joined by Tommy, Tom and TJ from @Freedom_35ers the deep dive kings of the Cardano/CNFT space. Ryan and I will be the first to admit we turn to this podcast to do our research and get the scoop on a lot of CNFT projects and we figured we should share our discord chats with the world and also get to know the team. I'm not sure if we talked about crypto or NFTs but we did talk and laugh our asses off for well over an hour and half in what's been our longest episode yet.  We chatted about: How Freedom 35 got their name. The projects they were excited for Their podcasting project and how they decide which projects to focus on Why Tommy is so lucky' Derp birds OverExposed and Ryan's story of screwing genesis mint up Cardano Proxies Claymation map @ADAINVADAZ Ape Society Cabins And way more. Join F35er Podcast discord at https://discord.gg/3UVD58EA Also if you're looking for more information on the podcast partner you heard about at the beginning of the episode here it is! The Developer Collective is the very first developer agency that combines NFT minting and project advisory in a custom, white-glove experience. The agency is founded by @callnighthawke - the first recognized Project Advisor in the Cardano NFT space and offers proven, vetted, and doxxed NFT developers. Crypto Talent Marketplace is the first of its kind talent marketplace, serving as a meeting place for blockchain talent and project teams in need of that talent. The marketplace is currently under development and will launch this summer.

Nada Shabout talked about her research and teaching that address modern and contemporary visual practices and problems of representation from a global perspective, emphasizing on questions of methodology and in relation to the cultural politics of the Middle East.Nada Shabout is a regent professor of art history and coordinator of the Contemporary Arab and Muslim Cultural Studies Initiative at the University of North Texas, Denton, Texas, U.S. She is the founding president of the Association for Modern and Contemporary Art from the Arab World, Iran and Turkey. Shabout is the Project Advisor for the Saudi National Pavilion, Venice Biennale 2019. She is the author of Modern Arab Art: Formation of Arab Aesthetics, University of Florida Press, 2007; co-editor with Salwa Mikdadi of New Vision: Arab Art in the 21st Century, Thames & Hudson, 2009; and co-editor with Anneka Lenssen and Sarah Rogers of Modern Art in the Arab World: Primary Documents, Museum of Modern Art, New York, 2018.Created by Mikey Muhanna, afikra Hosted by Aya NimerEdited by: Ramzi RammanTheme music by: Tarek Yamani https://www.instagram.com/tarek_yamani/About the afikra Conversations:Our long-form interview series features academics, arts, ‎and media experts who are helping document and/or shape the history and culture of the Arab world through their ‎work. Our hope is that by having the guest share their expertise and story, the community still walks away with newfound curiosity - and maybe some good recommendations about new nerdy rabbit holes to dive into headfirst. ‎Following the interview, there is a moderated town-hall-style Q&A with questions coming from the live virtual audience ‎on Zoom.‎ Join the live audience: https://www.afikra.com/rsvp   FollowYoutube - Instagram (@afikra_) - Facebook - Twitter Support www.afikra.com/supportAbout afikra:‎afikra is a movement to convert passive interest in the Arab world to active intellectual curiosity. We aim to collectively reframe the dominant narrative of the region by exploring the histories and cultures of the region- past, present, and future - through conversations driven by curiosity. Read more about us on  afikra.com

Karen Bosch Cobb (Pacific Library Partnership, Project Advisor), Rachel Fiore (Whittier Public Library, Librarian) and Wes Murray (Whittier Public Library, Volunteer) discuss Veterans Resource Centers at California libraries.

Thad Harker is the Project Advisor for Primus Dental, a design-build medical construction company that has built hundreds of dental offices across the midwest and beyond. Thad advises dentists on projects ranging from building out small existing lease spaces, all the way up to ground-up, multi-million dollar stand-alone buildings. His 20 years in business to business, bio-medical, and construction consulting allows him to help his dental clients design and build the office of their dreams. We have a great conversation on creating a vision and working with a contractor to build out the ideal pediatric dental office. We review current changes in the building sector with COVID and material costs, trends seen in pediatric dental offices, common mistakes that dentists make, keeping building costs under control, and a variety of other pearls involving pediatric dental build-outs. We have a lot of exciting episodes coming up! Don't forgot to continue to send in listener questions, comments, and tough clinical situations to cgoetz@troypediatricdentist.com.

Episode 126: Al-Harf as a site of Negotiating Modernism and Unity The articulation of the Arabic letter in modern art in the Arab world has been a popular topic of discussion. The letter served 20th century artists on multiple levels and allowed for contradictory arguments. The letter became part of a more complex discourse of signs that drew on a collective and historical memory of difference, rupture and continuity. It disrupted and subverted the rhetoric of regional separation and promoted unity; its prominence in this imaginative and constructed discourse alluded to an emphasis on cultural overlaps, intersections, connections, and continuity between the Mashriq and the Maghreb. Equally, it gave artists comfort and confidence that came from the immediate perception of a marked cultural (and at times political) identity for the work. Manipulating the Arabic letter in art, thus, served as a mediator between national identity, heritage and modern art. Nada Shabout is a Regent Professor of Art History and the Coordinator of the Contemporary Arab and Muslim Cultural Studies Initiative (CAMCSI) at the University of North Texas. She is the founding president of the Association for Modern and Contemporary Art from the Arab World, Iran and Turkey (AMCA). She is the author of Modern Arab Art: Formation of Arab Aesthetics, University of Florida Press, 2007; co-editor with S. Mikdadi, New Vision: Arab Art in the 21st Century, Thames & Hudson, 2009; and co-editor with S. Rogers and A. Lenssen, Modern Art in the Arab World: Primary Documents, Museum of Modern Art, New York, 2018. She is also founding director of Modern Art Iraq Archive. Notable among exhibitions she has curated: Sajjil: A Century of Modern Art, 2010; traveling exhibition, Dafatir: Contemporary Iraqi Book Art, 2005-2009; and co-curator, Modernism and Iraq, 2009. In 2017, she received The Crow Collection of Asian Art's Achievement in Asian Arts and Culture Award, and in 2018, the UNT Presidential Excellency Award. Shabout was the Project Advisor for the Saudi National Pavilion, Venice Biennale 2019. Shabout is on the Board of Directors, Visual Art Commission, Ministry of Culture, Saudi Arabia (2020-2023), the Board of The Academic Research Institute in Iraq (TARII), and the College Art Association (CAA) Board of Directors (2020-2024). Her current projects include, leading an AMCA team, as part of the Getty Foundation Connecting Art Histories initiative, in support of “Mapping Art Histories from the Arab World, Iran and Turkey,” coediting with Sarah Rogers and Suheyla Takesh, Modern Art in the Arabian Peninsula, and working on a new book project, Demarcating Modernism in Iraqi Art: The Dialectics of the Decorative, 1951-1979, both under contract with the American University in Cairo Press.  This episode is part of the Modern Art in the Maghrib series, and was recorded on April 9, 2021, via zoom.  This is part of a larger Council of American Overseas Research Centers program organized by the Centre d'Études Maghrébines à Tunis (CEMAT) and financed by the Andrew Mellon Foundation that seeks to collaborate with local institutions for a greater awareness of art historical research in north Africa.

In this special series, we hear about ordinary jobs from some truly extraordinary people. We find out how these individuals overcame true adversity to succeed in life against all odds. After a wonderful detour in part 2, in part 3 we get back to the task at hand! We find out what is involved in working as a principal project advisor and then we round off with a debate between Pier and John!

In this special series, we hear about ordinary jobs from some truly extraordinary people. We find out how these individuals overcame true adversity to succeed in life against all odds. In part 2, we get into John's remarkable life story, which starts with with childhood trauma, includes a period in a coma, but ends with him flying across the world to study at an Ivy League university after being being awarded one of the most prestigious scholarships there is. John gives you tips on how you can do it too! Hold onto your hats folks!

In this special series, we hear about ordinary jobs from some truly extraordinary people. We find out how these individuals overcame true adversity to succeed in life against all odds. In part 1, we get to know John and hear what it means to work in public housing.

In this episode, Pastor Nate sits down with his long-time friend Tyler Hauger. Tyler is the Information and Project Advisor at The Karibu Foundation in Oslo, Norway. Tyler talks to us about the strange road that led him to this work and the ways that our life of faith is inherently connected to lifting up the voices of the vulnerable.

Nuevo episodio con Alejandro Muñoz en donde nos transporta con sus comentarios donde nace la inquietud de estudiar Ingeniería Civil y que lo ha marcado en su trayectoria profesional. Producción de UnOdyssey --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/un-odyssey/message

Matthieu GALLEGO, Directeur associé, Project Director & Project Advisor, Data Centre and Manufacturing chez Turner & Townsend, évoque pour Datacenter Magazine l'évolution des investissements et l'attrait pour les projets de datacenter en France et en Europe, ainsi que les opportunités à saisir accentuées par la pandémie Covid-19. 

Yesterday, the Ford government announced that they were backing away partially from their original proposals for class sizes and e-learning. E-learning will now have an opt out option and class sizes will only increase by one student.   Guest: Harvey Bishoff, President, OSSTF - What caused the about face? Has the government given in too much to the union’s demands?   Guest: Richard Brennan, retired journalist with the Toronto Star. Covered Queen’s Park and Parliament Hill -  City staff are expected to begin talks with the two groups pitching ideas for the downtown sports and entertainment venues.     Guest: Mario Frankovich, Project Advisor, Vrancor Group

The ETFO has announced that it'll begin once a week province wide walk outs starting next week, if talks don't resume. Guest: Jeff Sorensen, President, Hamilton-Wentworth Elementary Teachers' Local - The Vrancor Group last week announced that it had provided a proposal to council for redeveloping the city's entertainment and convention properties and this week they're wanting to expand on their redevelopment plans. Guest: Mario Frankovich, Project Advisor, Vrancor Group - With coronavirus dominating the headlines, officials are asking for people to not spread misinformation and go to reliable sources for information. Yet, Ryerson University has had to put out a notice saying there isn't any alert sent out about students with coronavirus after a fake one was spread. McMaster has had to put out a similar alert. How do we combat the misinformation in this case? Is Hamilton prepared for the possibility of it coming here? Guest: Simon Kiss, Professor Journalism/Leadership, Wilfred LaurierDr. Bart Harvey, Associate Medical Officer of Health, City of Hamilton

At 11 am this morning, Hamilton Police provided an update to the case of the 7-year-old who was shot overnight in his home. Lisa Polewski was down there and chats about the updateGuest: Lisa Polewski, Reporter, Global News 900CHML. The Vrancor Group has provided the city with an outline of its intent to redevelop the entertainment and convention properties the City has. It says they'll fully reinvent First Ontario Centre while not requesting operating subsidies.Guest: Mario Frankovich, Project Advisor, Vrancor Group Is full-time kindergarten under threat? Minister Leccehas previously said that full-day kindergarten would not be touched. But some educators are worried.Guest: Travis Dhanraj, Queen's Park Bureau Chief, Global News

“After Illusion”, Eiman Elgibreen ©farrenkopf “After Illusion” Saudi Arabia Pavilion, Eiman Elgibreen, Curator, Zahrah Al Ghamdi, Artist The pavilion curator Eiman Elgibreen, the assistant professor at the Princess Nourah University in Riyadh, says: “[Al Ghamdi] starts from a medium that recalls abandoned spaces from her childhood, and reshapes it to give it a new life by making it part of her present space, and thus her future memory… The other reason for choosing Al Ghamdi is her brilliant ability to turn traditional crafts into contemporary art without compromising on any aspect.” Zahrah Al Ghamdi, artist. ©farrenkopf “May You Live in Interesting Times”, the title of the 58th Venice Biennale brought for the first time in its 124 year history an exhibition representing 53% women solo artists. Of that historic change, the Saudi Arabia Pavilion returned to the Venice Biennale after an eight year hiatus with artist Zahrah Al Ghamdi and curator Eiman Elgibreen “After Illusion”. The country was last represented at the 2011 Biennale. Zahrah Al Ghamdi represented her new work in the Pavilion of Saudi Arabia at the Venice Biennale 2019. She is known for her site-specific installations that are assembled using natural materials such as sand, rocks and leather. For the exhibition “After Illusion”, Al Ghamdi demonstrates the intimate tactile encounter she undergoes in the process of making the work that exhibits her master craftsmanship. The land artist starts from local leather, a medium that recalls abandoned spaces from her childhood and reshapes it in 52,000 pieces. The exhibition aims to recognize, reconnect, and revisit a feeling where one tries to explore something new but rather familiar; a step into an imaginary world created by the artist to seek comfort in her journey towards self-realization. "After Illusion” is curated by Eiman Elgibreen, to reflect on the history of Saudi Arabia and its identity. The team is guided by Project Advisor, Nada Shabout. The title “After Illusion” is inspired by a line from an ancient Arabic poem written by Zuhayr bin Abī Sūlmā (b.520 – d.609), in which he described his struggle to recognize what was “home” after being away for twenty years. Only ‘illusion’ helped the eighty-year-old poet recognize it – a state of mind that we fight during our search for the ‘truth’ but somehow it paves a path to it. Old Arabic poetry is cherished by many Saudis as an important substitute source of ‘truth’, inspiration and a resort for those who seek assurance. Eiman Elgibreen states: “Saudis have long been living in interesting times. Their complicated sociocultural history has forced them, and others, to be seen as interesting. There is a sense of lost cultural and historical agency due to the hegemony of global discourse. Their significance has been encapsulated within two narrow historical moments: the emergence of Islam and the discovery of oil, leaving them confused on how to perceive their history outside of those moments, particularly with the absence of visual evidence.” “After Illusion” is an exhibition that offers an attempt to meditate on the value of ‘uncertainty’ in opening new doors to self-awareness and transformation.” Saudi Arabia Pavilion, “After Illusion”.    ©farrenkopf

This week, the P4A team are podcasting from the World Orphan Drug Congress in Washington D.C. We speak to André Choulika, Chairman and CEO of Cellectis on the challenges of commercializing a CAR-T cell product and ethical concerns surrounding it, and Anna Bucsics from the Mechanism of Coordinated Access to Orphan Medicinal Products (MoCA) on their work supporting new biotech entrepreneurs. Presenter: Joanna Fernandes Contributors: André Choulika, Chairman and CEO of Cellectis; Anna Bucsics, Project Advisor to MoCA and Sophie Schmitz, Managing Partner, P4A Producer: Aparna Krishnan

For our 20th episode, I had the pleasure to sit down with Mark Stefanski and 3 teens : Adrian, Sophie and Olivia. Mark is a certified instructor for the Mindful School Program, a high school Biology teacher and the Coordinator of this Teen Mindfulness Circle. The program is based on activities developed by Mindful Schools, which are pioneers in youth mindfulness education. The Circle is co-led by teens that are experienced in Mindfulness instruction.I met with Mark and 6 teens once a week throughout fall. Together, we did mindful movements and meditations, and we connected to our breath. I offered tools to connect and live with our emotions and reduce our stress. I was amazed by their self-awareness, presence and openness. They truly inspired me and gave me hope about our future. As you take a listen, I’m sure you’ll feel the same way.Couple more things before we get started, we have another semester starting on March 5th and runing through May 7th minus 2 weeks in April. We’ll meet Tuesdays from 5:15 - 6:45 pm at the Open Eye Studio in San Rafael again, thanks to the support of Tarane Sayler. The 8 sessions cost between $100 - $400. We use a sliding scale, and will not turn people for lack of funds. If you or a teen you know might be interested, here's the link for more info or to register to the Teen Mindfulness Circle. Also, I wanted to remind you of my workshop coming up on Feb 9th. At the moment of the recording, there’s still a handful a spots left, if you’d like to join me for the deepest relaxation you’ve ever experienced, use the promo code PODCAST15 to save 15% when you register online for Roll, Release and Relax here. As always, I really appreciate your support. So as you leave a review on iTunes or on your iPhone podcast app, you automatically enter a giveaway. This year, Athleta is continuing to support this podcast in their effort to ignite a community of strong women who lift each other up, and is giving out a 75$ shop card! If you are unsure on how to leave a review check this article.Thanks you so much for listening and being part of our 20h episode! Our 2019 lineup of guest is incredible, so if you’re not already subscribed, now’s the time! That way you won’t miss anything. If they’re any subject you’d like to us to tackle this year, or anybody you’re dying to learn from, let me know! I would love to hear from you and create those episodes… Email me at erika.belanger@gmail.com or DM me on Instagram and we’ll talk!ABOUT OUR GUESTS​​Mark has been a science teacher since 1986. He's a Teacher Advisor and Project Advisor for the Understanding Science website, winner of the 2010 Science Prize for Online Resources in Education from the American Association for the Advancement of Science. He also serves as Teacher Advisor for the award winning Understanding Evolution website. He's the co-founder of Marin Academy's Conference on Democracy, the faculty advisor to the school’s Peace and Justice Club and the organizer of The Teen Mindfulness Circle.Mark also volunteers for the Insight Garden Program at San Quentin State Prison, and he serves as a steward for Rick Hanson's San Rafael Meditation Group. He has served on several local non-profit boards.*** To protect the teens on this episode, I chose not to share photos or personal information.QUESTIONS THEY ANSWERED DURING THIS EPISODE :Mark, can you tell us a bit about yourself, why did you start this group? What was your goal?How do you define mindfulness?As we go around, say your name and explain why did you first chose to join this mindfulness group? What were you looking for? What were your hopes?Has your definition or experience of mindfulness changed between the time you first started and now?What’s the hardest part of the definition for you? Why?How do you use mindfulness in your everyday lives now? Can you give an example?How has mindfulness helped you deal with school, and the pressures that comes with it?Have you notice any impact on your relationships? With family or friends?Was there a mindfulness exercise or meditation practice that stuck with you? Do you have a favorite one or one you continue to do ?What would you say to convince a friend to join?OTHER REFERENCESSpirit Rock CenterMindful School ProgramTool for PeaceStop Breathe Think See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Tanya Rumble is an authentic and results-driven relationship and fundraising manager with over 10 years of tenure. Her background includes diverse and deep experience in government relations; community and public health; and the non-profit and academic sectors. She has cultivated expertise in fund development for the health charity industry, and is a Certified Fundraising Executive (CFRE). She is Senior Manager, Run for the Cure Fundraising at the Canadian Cancer Society and in this role leads fundraising for the CIBC Run for the Cure in Ontario. Tanya is Co-Founder of Toronto plus Acumen, an official chapter of Acumen. Tanya is a past 7 year leadership volunteer with Canada's largest grant maker - the Ontario Trillium Foundation. She was most recently appointed by the Ontario Minister of Health and Long-term Care to the Citizen's Council advising the Minister on healthcare and drug policy in the province. She serves on the board of FindHelp operators of 211 Toronto. Additionally Tanya enjoys grassroots volunteer opportunities - she is a Project Advisor with Endeavour Volunteer Consulting for Non-profits, is a Jane's Walk leader, and regularly volunteers with the Daily Bread Food Bank.Tanya completed a Honours Bachelor of Arts in Political Science at McMaster University and a Masters Certificate at New York University with the World Health Organization. She is currently pursuing the Masters of Public Policy, Administration and Law at York University. Tanya is naturally inquisitive and a lifelong learner - she is a graduate of the 2017 AFP Inclusion and Philanthropy Fellowship, and 2010 DiverseCity Fellowship.

DEP’s Community Collaborative Initiative works closely with diverse partners in urban communities to support their vision for revitalization and growth. It addresses complex environmental challenges with innovative solutions. Due to the CCI’s successful start in Camden in 2015, it has since expanded to include Perth Amboy and Trenton. Lou Valente, DEP’s Chief Project Advisor, joined Bob Bostock to discuss the CCI’s current and future goals and how these fit in with DEP’s overall mission. For more information on the Community Collaborative Initiative, please visit http://www.nj.gov/dep/cci/.

Join William Jackson as he welcomes Malcolm X's 3rd daughter, iLyasah Shabazz!  ilyasah Al-Shabazz is a community organizer, activist, motivational speaker, and author of the critically acclaimed Growing Up X . She is co-editor with Herb Boyd, The Diary of Malcolm X , worked with illustrator AG Ford, The Boy Who Grew Up to Become Malcolm X (Simon & Schuster, 2013) and with Kekla Magoon, X . Ilyasah promotes higher education, interfaith dialogue, and building bridges between cultures for young leaders of the world. She produces The WAKE-UP Tour™ and participates on international humanitarian delegations. She is the founder of Malcolm X Enterprises and is a Trustee for The Malcolm X and Dr. Betty Shabazz Memorial and Educational Center. Ilyasah serves on the Board of the Harlem Symphony Orchestra, is a member of the Arts Committee for the New York City Opera at Lincoln Center, and a Project Advisor for the PBS award-winning documentary, Prince Among Slaves. Ilyasah holds a Master of Science degree in Education and Human Resource Development and currently resides in Westchester County of NY.