Podcasts about Raed

La firma de opinión del jurista, profesor titular de Derecho Civil en la URJC, académico RAED, escritor y presidente de la Asociación de Amigos de los Teatros históricos de España, Javier López-Galiacho

The liquidity in India's financial system has connections to the RBI's monetary policy as well as Budget 2025. Watch as Economist Radhika Pandey and Deputy Editor TCA Sharad Raghavan deconstruct this in ThePrint #MacroSutra.----more----Raed this week's MacroSutra here: https://theprint.in/macrosutra/why-indias-liquidity-management-framework-requires-a-thorough-review/2470309/

La firma de opinión del jurista, profesor titular de Derecho Civil en la URJC, académico RAED, escritor y presidente de la Asociación de Amigos de los Teatros Históricos de España (amithe) y el Foro Mazzantini, Javier López-Galiacho

La firma de opinión del jurista, profesor titular de Derecho Civil en la URJC, académico RAED, escritor y presidente de la Asociación de Amigos de los Teatros Históricos de España (amithe) y el Foro Mazzantini, Javier López-Galiacho

La firma de opinión del jurista, profesor titular de Derecho Civil en la URJC, académico RAED, escritor y presidente de la Asociación de los Amigos de los Teatros Históricos de España (AMIThE) y del Foro Mazzantini, Javier López-Galiacho

La firma de opinión del jurista, profesor titular de Derecho Civil en la URJC, académico RAED, escritor y presidente de AMIThE y el Foro Mazzantini, Javier López-Galiacho

In 2011, mass protests erupted in Syria against the four-decade authoritarian rule of the Assad family. The uprising, which became part of the larger pro-democracy Arab Spring that spread through much of the Arab world, was met with a brutal government crackdown. Soon after, the country descended into a devastating civil war that has killed hundreds of thousands of Syrian civilians and displaced over 13 million people, more than half of the country's prewar population. When the civil war broke out, groups of volunteers formed to provide emergency response to communities across Syria. In 2014, those volunteers voted to form the Syria Civil Defence, a national humanitarian organization widely known as the White Helmets. Since then, the group has expanded to become a nearly 3,000-strong network that has saved more than 128,000 lives in Syria.In their daring and life-threatening work, the White Helmets provide critical emergency services, including medical care, ambulances and search-and-rescue operations. They also document military attacks and coordinate with NGOs in pursuit of justice and accountability for the Syrian people. In Berkeley Talks episode 210, we hear from the director of the White Helmets, Raed al-Saleh, and from Farouq Habib, a founding member of the organization who serves as their deputy general manager for external affairs. They were part of a panel discussion, hosted by Berkeley Law's Human Rights Center on Sept. 19, 2024.“For us, as Syrian people, the most strategic and important work is on justice and accountability, our human rights work,” said al-Saleh, whose remarks were translated by Habib during the event. The group has become instrumental in exposing human rights violations and atrocities during the war. After they used GoPro cameras to record a double-tap strike in 2015 — when two strikes are launched in quick succession, often targeting civilians or first responders — the White Helmets recognized that the videos could be used to document these war crimes. “We realized that the footage … is not only important for media awareness and quality assurance, but it's even more important to document the atrocities and the violations of international human rights law and how to use that in the future to pursue accountability.”When asked later in the discussion how the White Helmets envision the future of Syria, al-Saleh replied that he wants to see “a peaceful Syria, where people can live with dignity and respect to human rights and support human rights everywhere.”Habib and al-Saleh were joined on the panel by Andrea Richardson, a senior legal researcher for investigations at Berkeley Law's Human Rights Center, and emergency physician and medical adviser Rohini Haar, a Berkeley Law lecturer and a research fellow at the Human Rights Center. The discussion was moderated by Andrea Richardson, executive director of the Human Rights Center. Learn more about Berkeley Law's Human Rights Center.Read the transcript and listen to the episode on UC Berkeley News (news.berkeley.edu/podcasts).Music by Blue Dot Sessions.Photo courtesy of the White Helmets. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

في دي الحلقة، كان معانا المهندس رائد أبو زنادة، اتكلمنا عن بداياته في المجال، وكيف درساته للعمارة ساعدته في تصميم حلبة الريم، أول حلبة سباقات دولية معتمدة من الـ FIA في السعودية. واتكلمنا على افتتاح الحلبة، وكيف كانت بطولة لامبورغيني سوبرليغيرا حدث مهم في تاريخ رياضة المحركات المحلية. ما نسينا كمان نتكلم عن المنافسة بين السائقين السعوديين وكيف بعدها ظهروا على الساحات الدولية. وإنشاء مدرسة الفورملا التي هدفها تدريب الشباب على الرياضة. وطبعا ختمناها بالكلام عن مستقبل رياضة المحركات في السعودية، وطموحاتنا الكبيرة زي اول فريق فورملا 1 سعودي وأول سائق فورملا 1 سعودي وغيرها.. شكرا لمشاهدتكم او استماعكم ولا تنسوا تتناقشوا معانا في التعليقات. المهندس رائد أبو زنادة https://www.instagram.com/raed_abuzinadah تلاقونا في كل منصات البودكاست وفي يوتيوب وانستغرام وباي. https://quick8curious.erbut.me

Raed Masri and Rama Chakaki, general partners at Transform VC, discuss their unique approach to venture capital, focusing on impact-driven investments and supporting diverse, underrepresented founders. Drawing from their diverse backgrounds as entrepreneurs and investors, they discuss how they evaluate startups, form investment convictions, and challenge traditional industry norms. Raed and Rama also provide practical advice for founders seeking to make the most of their early meetings with venture capitalists.In this episode, you'll learn:[3:12] Moving beyond traditional Silicon Valley thinking to embrace global perspectives and diversity.[7:21] Why Transform VC prioritizes founders who are deeply obsessed with their customers and solving real-world problems.[11:15] How VCs build conviction through multiple interactions with founders[17:54] Bridging the gap for underrepresented founders; what the industry can do to better support these entrepreneurs[22:28] Practical tips for founders to maximize early meetings with investors[24:41] Measuring impact in startups: Key criteria and questions for founders to consider when demonstrating their social or environmental impact.The nonprofit organization Rama is passionate about: VIP FundAbout Raed MasriRaed Masri is the founder and general director at Transform VC. Raed is a seasoned technology entrepreneur turned top-performing venture capitalist. As the founder of Transform VC, a Silicon Valley firm that has backed multiple deep tech startups, including four unicorns, Raed focuses on identifying untapped founders who can achieve transformative impact and exceptional returns. With a track record that includes two companies with 20x outcomes and three failed ventures, he brings a wealth of experience to his role as a hands-on investor. Raed aims to support 1,000 mindful tech founders to each impact a billion lives and make a billion dollars through deep tech for social and climate impact. He holds an Engineering degree from Carleton University and an MBA from Cornell University.About Rama ChakakiRama Chakaki is a general partner at Transform VC. Rama is an impact-driven tech entrepreneur, investor, and philanthropist. As a partner at Transform VC, she supports tech founders using deep tech for climate and social impact, with a mission to empower 1,000 founders to impact a billion lives and make a billion dollars. Rama has been a key figure in developing the social entrepreneurship ecosystem in the Middle East and leads the VIP.fund, an edTech nonprofit aiding youth affected by conflict. Her work has been recognized in publications like Forbes, Bloomberg, and Arab Women Rising. She holds degrees in Computer Engineering and Engineering Management from George Washington University.About Transform VCTransform VC is a Silicon Valley-based venture capital firm that invests in, creates and builds sustainable businesses with a long-term investment view. They focus on mission-driven, determined, and authentic founders who use deep tech and network effects for social and climate impact.Subscribe to our podcast and stay tuned for our next episode.

Welcome to PsychEd, the psychiatry podcast for medical learners, by medical learners. This episode covers an introduction to consultation-liaison psychiatry with Dr. Raed Hawa and Dr. Alan Wai, both from the University of Toronto. Dr. Raed Hawa is an esteemed CL psychiatrist and educator. Dr Hawa's interests are in the areas of undergraduate, postgraduate, and continuing medical education. He also practices general sleep medicine with particular clinical interest in the areas of insomnia, co-morbid psychiatric and medical illnesses, and sleep-related movement disorders. He currently serves as the President of the Canadian Academy of Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry (CACLP) and holds the position of Professor at the Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto. Additionally, Dr. Hawa is the Deputy Psychiatrist-in-Chief at the Centre for Mental Health, University Health Network. Dr. Hawa has earned American Board Certification in Psychiatry, with subspecialty certifications in Sleep Medicine and Psychosomatic Medicine (Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry). His expertise and contributions to the field have been recognized through his designation as a Distinguished Fellow of both the American Psychiatric Association (APA) and the Canadian Psychiatric Association (CPA). Dr. Alan Wai is a psychiatrist at the University Health Network in Toronto and an Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Toronto. He provides inpatient CL psychiatry care and mental health and psychiatric care embedded in the Immunodeficiency Clinic at Toronto General Hospital, where he sees both persons living with and at risk of HIV. He received his medical degree from the University of British Columbia and completed his psychiatric residency training at the University of Toronto. The learning objectives for this episode are as follows: By the end of this episode, the listener will be able to… Outline the history and evolution of CL psychiatry Define the role and scope of CL psychiatrists in diverse medical settings Identify and assess common psychiatric disorders in CL settings Provide differential diagnoses and a general approach to a CL patient through a sample case Guests: Dr. Raed Hawa and Dr. Alan Wai Hosts: Annie Yu (PGY3), Sena Gok (MD), and Matthew Cho (CC3) Audio editing by: Sena Gok Show notes by: Sena Gok Interview content: Introduction - 00:13 Learning objectives - 01:09 First guest introduction - 01:36 History of CL psychiatry - 03:18 Subspecialties within CL psychiatry - 10:33 Collaborative care of CL psychiatry - 14:00 Preparation for CL Rotation - 20:03 Bariatric clinic and CL psychiatry - 22:32 Future of CL psychiatry, AFC Certification - 27:45 Second guest introduction - 33:29 Role and scope of CL psychiatry - 34:18 A day in CL psychiatry - 39:32 Cultural competence in CL psychiatry - 44:08 Introduction to patients in CL clinics - 47:53 Resources for CL psychiatry rotation - 50:14 Clinical vignette - 53:08 CL psychiatric assessment approach - 01:00:25 Agitation management in CL psychiatry - 01:09:24 Closing - 01:13:51 End credits - 01:15:05 Resources: Massachusetts General Hospital Handbook of General Hospital Psychiatry: https://www.sciencedirect.com/book/9781437719277/massachusetts-general-hospital-handbook-of-general-hospital-psychiatry Academy of CL Psychiatry (ACLP) educational resources: https://www.clpsychiatry.org/educationcareers/ AFC (Area of Focused Competence) in CL Psychiatry: https://news.royalcollege.ca/en/eligibility-and-exams/areas-of-focused-competence.html Canadian Academy of Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry website: https://www.clpsychiatry.ca Our previous CL psychiatry-related episodes: PsychEd Episode 22: Psycho-Oncology Assessments with Dr. Elie Isenberg-Grzeda PsychEd Episode 35: Pain Psychiatry with Dr. Leon Tourian PsychEd Episode 36: Understanding Eating Disorders with Dr. Randy Staab PsychEdEpisode 37: Treating Eating Disorders with Dr. Randy Staab PsychEd Episode 57: HIV Psychiatry with Dr. Adriana Carvalhal and Dr. Leigh van den Heuvel References: Ali, S., Ernst, C., Pacheco, M., & Fricchione, G. (2006). Consultation-liaison psychiatry: How far have we come? Current Psychiatry Reports, 8(3), 215–222. https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11920-006-0026-y Beran, C., & Sowa, N. A. (2021). Adaptation of an Academic Inpatient Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry Service During the SARS-CoV-2 Pandemic: Effects on Clinical Practice and Trainee Supervision. Journal of the Academy of Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry, 62(2), 186–192. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33288272 Lipowski, Z. J. (1974). Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry: An Overview. American Journal of Psychiatry, 131(6), 623–630. https://doi.org/10.1176/ajp.131.6.623 Lipowski, Z. J. (1992). Consultation-liaison psychiatry at century's end. Psychosomatics, 33(2), 128–133. https://doi.org/10.1016/S0033-3182(92)71988-4 Swenson, J. R., Abbey, S., & Stewart, D. E. (1993). Consultation-liaison psychiatry as a subspecialty. A Canadian survey. General Hospital Psychiatry, 15(6), 386–391. https://doi.org/10.1016/0163-8343(93)90007-b Taylor, G., & Doody, K. (1979). Psychiatric Consultations in a Canadian General Hospital. The Canadian Journal of Psychiatry, 24(8), 717–723. https://doi.org/10.1177/070674377902400803 For more PsychEd, follow us on Instagram (@psyched.podcast), X (@psychedpodcast), and Facebook (PsychEd Podcast). You can provide feedback by email at psychedpodcast@gmail.com. For more information, visit our website at psychedpodcast.org.

Watch the Screenplay Reading: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=19tLE4O0mEk https://www.shadowhorsetheatre.com/dark-pony-radio Get to know the screenwriter: A couple who are dealing with a loss, and purchase their first home. Only to experience an unforgettable first night where memories, dreams, and nightmares mix and come to life. Subscribe to the podcast: https://twitter.com/wildsoundpod https://www.instagram.com/wildsoundpod/ https://www.facebook.com/wildsoundpod

What is the difference between being an artist and an entertainer? What are the nuances of conveying humour and comedy through art? In this conversation, multi-creative Raed Yassin gives us his take. From growing up in Beirut during the civil war and how this has impacted his work through to the story behind his "The Best of Sammy Clark" project from 2009, Yassin invites us behind the scenes of his creative practice. The conversation also touches on what it's like to work across disciplines and how being a creative has changed in the wake of October 7th and beyond.Raed Yassin is an artist and musician. He graduated from the theater department at the Institute of Fine Arts in Beirut in 2003, and since then has developed his conceptual practice through multiple mediums such as video, sound, photography, text, sculpture and performance. Yassin's work often originates from an examination of his personal narratives and their position within a collective history, through the lens of consumer culture and mass production. He is also one of the organizers of the Irtijal Festival for Experimental Music (Beirut), and has released several solo music albums. In 2009, he founded his independent music label Annihaya. Raed currently lives between Berlin and Beirut.Connect with Raed

In today's fast-paced world, finding a moment of peace can be a challenge. Raed Khawaja, CEO and Co-Founder of Open, shares how his platform is making mindfulness accessible to all. Open combines meditation, music, breathwork, and movement to awaken body and mind, guiding users into the present moment. Discover Raed's vision for a world where mindfulness is not just a practice but a lifestyle. From his early days at PepsiCo to founding Open, Raed discusses the transformative power of coming to your senses and how Open is creating a global community of mindful individuals. Whether you're a seasoned meditator or just beginning your journey, Raed's insights into mindfulness and well-being are not to be missed. Learn how Open is changing the narrative around mental health and wellness, one mindful moment at a time. This show is supported by www.matchrelevant.com. A company that helps venture-backed Startups find the best people available in the market, who have the skills, experience, and desire to grow. With over a decade of experience in recruitment across multiple domains, they give people career options to choose from in their career journey.

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Er galt als der starke Mann der Berliner Sozialdemokraten: Raed Saleh. Nicht unumstritten, dafür bestens vernetzt, und mit stabiler Machtbasis. Aber nun haben die SPD-Mitglieder entschieden: Seine Zeit an der Parteispitze soll enden. Doch wofür stehen die beiden verblieben Kandidatenpaare in der Stichwahl zur SPD-Doppelspitze? Die rbb24 SPREEPOLITIK liefert die Analyse. Außerdem erklären wir, was der Kauf von 4.500 Vonovia-Wohnungen politisch bedeutet - und wer die 700 Millionen Euro Kaufpreis bezahlt. Und wir schauen nach Brandenburg: Welche Projekte wird die Kenia-Koalition von SPD, CDU und grünen vor der Wahl definitiv NICHT mehr umsetzen? Die SPREEPOLITIK beim Deutschen Podcastpreis: Hier können Sie für uns abstimmen. Danke! https://www.deutscher-podcastpreis.de/podcasts/spreepolitik-2/ SPREEPOLITIK ist der landespolitische Podcast vom rbb für Berlin und Brandenburg: Jede Woche eine neue Folge, immer freitags in der ARD Audiothek und in der rbb24 Inforadio App - jetzt kostenlos abonnieren!

Alors que la guerre à Gaza fait rage, Emilie Nicolas et Raed Hammoud font le point sur la couverture de cette guerre dans le cadre de leur travail au sein de l'écosystème médiatique québécois. Raed évoque également le travail documentaire de longue haleine qu'il a réalisé afin de créer des liens entre des personnes de différentes parties du monde, notamment ses séries documentaires T'es où, Youssef ? Immigrants de souche et Demain l'Afrique. As the war in Gaza wages on, Emilie Nicolas and Raed Hammoud take stock of what it's been like to cover this war in their work in the Quebec media ecosystem. Raed also discusses the long form documentary work he has done in order to create connections between people in different parts of the world, including his docu-series T'es où Youssef, Immigrants de Souche and Demain L'Afrique. Animation : Emilie NicolasGénérique : Aviva Lessard (Production), Tristan Capacchione (Production technique), André Proulx (Coordonnateur à la production), Karyn Pugliese (Rédactrice en chef) Coanimation : Raed HammoudPour en savoir plus :T'es où, Youssef ? - Télé QuébecImmigrants de souche - TV5Demain l'Afrique - TV5Si vous appréciez ce podcast, soutenez-nous ! Vous obtiendrez un accès en prime à toutes nos émissions gratuitement, y compris les premières diffusions et le contenu bonus. Vous recevrez également notre lettre d'information exclusive, des rabais sur les produits dans notre boutique, des billets pour nos événements en direct et virtuels, et surtout, vous ferez partie de la solution à la crise du journalisme au Canada. Vous ferez en sorte que notre travail reste gratuit et accessible à tout le monde. Vous pouvez écouter sans publicité sur Amazon Music, inclus avec Prime.If you enjoy this podcast, please support us! You'll get bonus access to all of our shows for free, including early releases and bonus content. You'll also receive our exclusive newsletter, discounts on merch in our store, tickets to our live and virtual events, and most importantly, you'll be part of the solution to the journalism crisis in Canada. You'll help keep our work free and accessible to everyone. You can listen ad-free on Amazon Music, included with Prime. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

⭐ Redeem your FREE 30 day breathwork, meditation and movement flow trial to OPEN ⭐ Every moment in life is a micro moment that might change the direction of your future. Are you filling these micro moments with targeted, clear, steady steps and commitments to self, growth, connection play, joy and ambition, or are you running, running, running trying to keep up? Today, Louise jumps into the studio at Spotify LA with the CEO of OPEN, Raed Khawaja to discuss how we can better use these micro moments to our advantage to transform our lives. They also talk you through how OPEN are pioneering a space in the market as a mindfulness studio for everyone. A place to come to your senses with meditation, music, breathwork and movement awaken your body and mind. The pair dive into:  Leaning into the slow shift of transforming into who you always wanted to be Why one cold email can change the direction of your life The impact of playfulness - ‘it's supposed to be fun' The power of ‘modest meaning' - how does meaning show up in your life? The importance of being deeply curious and deeply authentic How we all have to have our own brand of ‘cool' Living with a sense of evolution (doing vs. being) and How business and wellness / happiness don't need to be exclusive The pair also talk about the recent Anxious Attachment Bootcamp and the Nervous System Regulation Reset that OPEN and OPENHOUSE recently collaborated on. You can access the Nervous System Reset here --- Connect with Louise on Instagram: @iamlouiserumball Follow Louise (The Therapy Girl) on TikTok: @thetherapygirl__ Connect with Raed Khawaja on LinkedIn: here Connect with OPENHOUSE: @theopenhousepodcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Breaking News: Die Puffotter wurde gefasst! Raed Saleh fällt der jüdischen Gemeinde unangenehm auf und bleibt sich damit selber treu. Währenddessen verpasse ich knapp Doppelagenten im Bordell Artemis. Der BND macht sich mal wieder peinlich aber zum Glück passt Big Brother weiterhin gut auf uns auf, in diesem Sinne liebe Grüße an die NSA.

La Primera Llamada con Issa Raed, miembro del Comité de Solidaridad UR que pide que ondee la bandera de Palestina en la Universidad de La Rioja.

In this enthralling episode of the What I Know Now podcast by The Delta Project, Cole and Joel are joined by Bilal, an artist and poet whose narrative of self-discovery captivates and inspires. His is a tale of personal evolution and the pursuit of creative fulfillment. Delve into Bilal's journey as he shares his experiences with the juvenile justice system and how mentorship and education became the catalysts for change in his life. Witness the transformation that follows when one is exposed to the powers of literature and poetry, as narrated by someone who's lived through the depths of hardship and risen above it. This episode uncovers the stark contrasts between environments that can stifle hope and the nurturing role that compassionate educators and mentors can play. Bilal pays homage to individuals like Cole, Mrs. B, and Ms. Shonda, who helped light the path toward a brighter future and provided the stability needed to explore his talents. Hear Bilal's reflections on community, personal responsibility, and the ways in which his newfound passion for the arts has become a vessel for inspiration and connection. You'll be moved by the candid conversation and the moving poetry excerpt he shares, an ode to resilience. By detailing his transformative journey, Bilal articulates the impact that positive experiences and exposure can have—such as the delight of a nice restaurant, the quiet sanctuary of a library, or the escapism found within the pages of great literature. Ensure you're subscribed to What I Know Now as we embark on these intimate explorations of growth, understanding, and the human capacity for change. Discover the profound influence of the Delta Project and its mission to empower individuals through education and self-expression. Join Cole, Joel, and Bilal in episode 4 for a story that will enlighten and engage. Explore with us the lessons learned and wisdom gained that continue to shape lives and foster hope for brighter futures. Remember to share and support the journey toward personal triumph. What we know now can make all the difference. 00:00 Returned to self, sparked journey of manhood. 04:24 Classroom learning with real-world impact. 08:58 Detention was better than jail for me. 10:36 14-day quarantine, limited outings, temperature struggles. 15:43 Initially resistant, but eventually embraced college. 19:22 Equal access to support for all children. 21:03 Longing for a different life, beyond ghetto. 25:04 Career uncertainty, passion for writing and art. 27:42 Gratitude for impact and hope for future.

In today's episode, I speak with Raed Khawaja, co-founder of LA based meditation studio and app, Open.In our conversation, we explore the distinction between a healthy and unhealthy expression of ego, disconnection and self-absorption as signs of an unhealthy ego, knowing your purpose and finding meaning in work, and recognizing when you are leaning too far into obsession.We also discussed being in your head vs. your body and the challenges and sacrifices that come with building something impactful.Try Open for 30 days FREE right HERE.Connect with Flynn:Ways That I Can Help YouSubscribe to my newsletterInstagramTikTokConnect with Raed:Raed's InstagramOpen InstagramTry Open for 30 days FREE right HERESubmit your written reviews to THIS form to be entered into a giveaway to win a 30 min session with me! We'll pull 1 winner at the end of the month.

« Ce que la Palestine apporte au monde », l'exposition proposée par l'Institut du monde arabe à Paris depuis la fin du mois de mai, est le reflet de la vitalité artistique contemporaine palestinienne. Une exposition dont la fréquentation a augmenté de 150% au mois d'octobre avec la guerre tragique à Gaza menée par Israël suite à l'attentat perpétré par le Hamas le 7 octobre. Un public particulièrement jeune et pas nécessairement des fidèles de l'IMA s'y presse. Les artistes palestiniens qui exposent leurs œuvres sont de la diaspora, de Cisjordanie et de Gaza. Rencontre avec Raed Bawayah, de Cisjordanie. Pour aller plus loin :« Ce que la Palestine apporte au monde », à l'Institut du monde arabe

« Ce que la Palestine apporte au monde », l'exposition proposée par l'Institut du monde arabe à Paris depuis la fin du mois de mai, est le reflet de la vitalité artistique contemporaine palestinienne. Une exposition dont la fréquentation a augmenté de 150% au mois d'octobre avec la guerre tragique à Gaza menée par Israël suite à l'attentat perpétré par le Hamas le 7 octobre. Un public particulièrement jeune et pas nécessairement des fidèles de l'IMA s'y presse. Les artistes palestiniens qui exposent leurs œuvres sont de la diaspora, de Cisjordanie et de Gaza. Rencontre avec Raed Bawayah, de Cisjordanie. Pour aller plus loin :« Ce que la Palestine apporte au monde », à l'Institut du monde arabe

Diez kilómetros, es la distancia que durante dos semanas ha separado a Raed de su familia. Dos semanas de tránsito en Egipto esperando que se abriera el paso de Rafah para poder encontrarse con sus padres, sus hermanas y sus tías que hoy viven atrapadas en el sur de Gaza, justo al otro lado de la frontera. Dos semanas después, Raed ha regresado a España, pero continúa esperando con su amigo Bel Al, que le ha acompañado en todo momento. La guerra de Israel con Hamás rompió sus planes de boda con su novia Salah, también atrapada en Gaza. Ambos visitan EL ESPAÑOL para contarnos cómo un viaje de boda se ha terminado convirtiendo en una espera infinita en Sheikh Zuweid, un pueblo egipcio cercano a la frontera con Gaza. "Cinco kilómetros no es una distancia tan larga. Puedes oír todo porque es como un desierto". No podíamos dormir. Escuchábamos las bombas, imagínate nuestra familia". Más de ochenta personas atrapadas en una casa intentando comunicarse con sus seres queridos y con una capacidad de movimiento restringida. "Nos han dado la libertad de andar en un kilómetro cuadrado por el pueblo" Es un trabajo del equipo de video, foto y pódcast de El Español. Con Laura Mateo, Javier Carbajal y José Verdugo. Con la participación de Jara Atienza, redactora de Internacional.

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24 horas, es el plazo que ha dado el ejército israelí a la población de Gaza para abandonar el territorio. Este ultimátum implica una decisión que definirá el futuro de más de un millón de ciudadanos: quedarse en sus casas a esperar lo peor, una posible incursión del ejército de Israel, o bien intentar huir hacia el sur con destino al paso de Rafah, que conecta con Egipto. Si deciden esto último deben hacerlo entre bombardeos, sin luz, sin agua y con pocos víveres, algunos sin combustible y con una conexión a internet paupérrima. Es el caso del doctor Usama Alallouk, ha decidido arriesgar su vida para viajar a encontrarse con su hijo Raed, que le espera en Egipto. Ambos iban a celebrar su boda el próximo 20 de octubre, pero la masacre cometida por Hamás hace siete días lo cambio todo. Ahora Raed, que había ido decidido a afrontar la guerra con los suyos, espera al otro lado de la frontera, en un pueblo egipcio para encontrarse con su padre. En la Sabana escucharás el testimonio de ambos y también el de Islam Handam, una española que nació en Gaza, atrapada en casa de sus suegros, situada en el este, junto con sus hijos, el menor de tres meses de edad."Estamos cansados de tanto esperar, no hay otra salida". Jara Atienza, redactora de Internacional, nos brinda un contexto geográfico e Ignacio Álvarez Ossorio, catedrático de Estudios Árabes e Islámicos en la Universidad Complutense de Madrid, examina las consecuencias del ultimátum.

Kirk is very happy to have Dr Raed Alhusayen back on the podcast to discuss the fascinating article about melanoma surveillance he co-authored in the September-October issue of the Journal of Cutaneous Medicine and Surgery: "Surveillance After a Previous Cutaneous Melanoma Diagnosis: A Scoping Review of Melanoma Follow-Up Guidelines." There are a lot of great pearls to be found in this interview.The article is open access on the JCMS website.His co-authors are: Leah Johnston, Samantha Starkey, Ilya Mukovozov, Lynne Robertson and Teresa Petrella.Dr Raed Alhusayen is a Clinician Investigator and Assistant Professor in the Division of Dermatology at the University of Toronto. He is also an Associate Scientist at the Odette Cancer Research Program, Staff Dermatologist at the Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre and Women's College Hospital in Toronto.  For more great CDA podcasts, check out Dermalogues, our residents podcast, hosted by Dr Kerri Purdy and available wherever you listen.  And to learn more about the work of the Canadian Dermatology Association, please visit our website at dermatology.ca  JCMS Author Interviews is produced by the CDA and David McGuffin of Explore Podcast Productions in Ottawa.   Our theme music was composed by Lee Rosevere.

Morgan Beller calls up Raed Khawaja - CEO & Co-Founder at Open - to catch up and talk about the current movement around one's 'inner-space'. Open is a social space for meditation, movement, and practice — on and offline, who's raised close to $15M to help friends be present together. They blend old and new to bring you to the here and now on their app, in person at their Venice Beach studio, and even in the sky on JetBlue airlines. Their hybrid method strengthens the mind-body connection. NFX operates as a pre-seed and seed stage VC that is transforming how true innovators are funded - subscribe, share, and stay tuned for more episodes of 'Phone a Friend' with General Partner Morgan Beller.

El técnico se ha marchado de Ucrania rumbo a Arabia Saudí y explica sus aspiraciones en 'El Larguero' junto a Yago de Vega

En compagnie de son invité Raed Moussa de la compagnie DPT, Jean-François Poulin aborde le sujet des expériences dans le monde réel XR.

Dr. Raed Ahmed is a highly regarded obstetrician in Saudi Arabia who specializes in female cosmetic surgery, urogyn and pelvic reconstruction. He kept his cool as he masterfully delivered Mo's twins, even when one wasn't breathing straight away. He discusses the personal sacrifices he's made as a doctor, how he maintains his composure in stressful operating rooms, and the physical and mental toll of his profession.

The Interfaith Roundtable is sponsored by The Andrew K. Coffman Funeral Home and F&M Trust.   Raed Haq met Rabbi Mark at a Quiznos. A bit of a surprising place to find a guest for a show exploring interfaith stories, right? However, it did lead to a wonderful discussion on Islam and the skewed perception many have on the religion. A member of The Islamic Society of Western Maryland, Raed re-discovered Islam in college and has since found a home in the religion. He and Rabbi Mark dive into the differences of Shia and Sunni, break down the context of some passages typically used against Muslims, and find a common goal in wanting others to understand their faith.   In the second half, Rabbi Mark is joined by Reverend Les McIntosh, Sr. of Impact Ministries in Hagerstown. They discuss his philosophy on spreading the gospel, as well as Impact's contributions to the local community.   You can find out more information about the Hagerstown Area Religious Council at harccoalition.org. Listen to The Interfaith Roundtable with Rabbi Mark every Saturday morning on 98.9 FM/ AM 1490 WARK, with the podcast version airing at Listen Hagerstown.

A 27-year-old university student in Syria, who didn't want to share his name for security reasons, said that there have been so many aftershocks over the past week that it's hard to tell when the earth is shaking or if he's imagining it.“I keep a bottle of water next to me … or a small cup or whatever liquid based, just to make sure if I'm right or [not],” said the student, who lives in the port city of Latakia, which is controlled by the Syrian government.The 7.4-magnitude quake left a lot of damage, he explained. Homes that are still standing are not safe to return to, so people are sleeping in mosques or churches. Help has been trickling in.“There are so many [nongovernmental organizations] that are trying to help; other than NGOs, there are individuals who are making so much effort to give the people what they need,” he said.How fast and how much Syrians have received aid following the earthquake depends on where people live. The response has highlighted that there really are two Syrias: one under the government's control, where international relief organizations are helping out. Another, the opposition-controlled northwest, mostly isolated from the rest of the world.On Sunday, the US ambassador to the UN, Linda Thomas-Greenfield, urged the security council to open another border crossing from Turkey into northwest Syria.But Russia, an ally of Syria's government, has veto power on the council. And so far, the Kremlin has said that one border crossing into Syria is enough.The UN said on Monday that Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has agreed to open two crossing points from Turkey to northwest Syria for an initial period of three months “to allow for the timely delivery of humanitarian aid.”Warm food, baby formula, diapers and clothes are some of the items being shipped to Latakia. Most are coming from the capital, Damascus.That's where Charlotte Streinger, a French teacher, has been organizing donation drives.“I teamed up with three of my colleagues from the school. Spontaneously, we created this team, and we started gathering trustful contacts throughout the country with people that we know,” she said.Streinger started an online fundraiser and she said in just three days, she managed to raise about $7,500.“But the problem is that as with everything that is linked to Syria, it was then blocked,” she added.Syria is under strict economic sanctions. Last Thursday, the US Treasury made a temporary exemption for aid related to the earthquake. Yet, the sanctions are still being felt on the ground.Streinger said she could have used the money to buy things such as food, hygiene products and blankets, some of the most-needed items. Instead, she said, she is left with no cash and having to apologize to those who donated. She is trying to find a way to return their money.“It made me feel horrible. Horrible,” she said.The Syrian city of Aleppo — also under government control — was heavily damaged in the earthquake. Over the weekend, the head of the World Health Organization, Tedros Ghebreyesus, visited the city.“We have just come today with supplies and look forward to continuing to support,” he told reporters.Ghebreyesus came with a planeload of medical supplies. A second one is scheduled this week, WHO said.Aleppo saw widespread destruction during Syria's civil war, and filmmaker Youssef Saba said the earthquake “finished the job.”In a series of WhatsApp messages, he explained that help is beginning to pour into Aleppo, some coming from inside Syria, and some from outside.Aleppo even got the attention of the Syrian president himself.Bashar al-Assad and his wife, Asma al-Assad, visited a hospital on Friday. It was all smiles and hugs in videos shared online. But for Syrians living in areas not under government control, things have been very different.The northwest province of Idlib was hit hardest by the earthquake and more than a week later, people there said they still don't have the equipment needed to pull victims from under the rubble.“We want the UN to apologize. They're making the people of … the Syrian people disappointed,” Raed al-Saleh, head of the White Helmets, told reporters last Friday.Martin Griffiths, the UN's emergency relief coordinator, tweeted as much on Sunday.At the #Türkiye-#Syria border today.We have so far failed the people in north-west Syria.They rightly feel abandoned. Looking for international help that hasn't arrived.My duty and our obligation is to correct this failure as fast as we can.That's my focus now.— Martin Griffiths (@UNReliefChief) February 12, 2023“We have failed people in northwest Syria,” he wrote, adding that “my duty and our obligation is to correct this failure as fast as we can.”Karam Kellieh, a photographer working in the northwest part of the country, said that people have lost hope of rescuing victims trapped under the rubble and that those who survived have no shelter.“People [were] refugees before the earthquake. Now, they're [living] in the roads, in hospitals, in schools,” he said.Some have camped under olive trees and have been spending nights in the frigid temperatures."No picture of video can explain what happened in north of Syria,” Kellieh said.

Transform VC is a Venture Capital investment and advisory firm based in Silicon Valley who invests in, create and build sustainable businesses with a long-term investment view. In this episode, Raed Masri and Rama Chakakari describe their investment thesis and why they believe the future of successful businesses will need to be one that impacts a billion lives.

This episode is brought to you by Sendlane.   Raed says “people arrive at open and they have an experience that gives them a taste and an understanding of where this can go… Maybe five minutes every morning and you get to choose. Maybe you engage with meditation every morning or breath work every morning, or movement. And as you build the momentum, Open builds the momentum within you… And you're not alone in this journey, you're doing this with your friends and with a broader community of Open practitioners and hopefully over time, that journey looks like one that is unique and individual to you.”   Today, we interview Raed Khawaja Co-founder & CEO of Open. Open is a social space for meditation, movement, and practice — on and offline. They blend old and new to bring you to the here and now. Their hybrid method strengthens the mind-body connection.   We discuss:   * Why he's grateful * Overview and origin of Open * Why promote mindfulness? * His personal journey and what's going on in the world * Writing a plan for the next 10 years of your life * Why we should have learned this as children? * Why do people try to avoid los? * How people can train for resilience * What does the journey with Open look like? * Their studio in Venice, California * Last word: “call that presence that mad you feel great”   Join Ramon Vela and Raed Khawaja as we break down the inside story of Open on The Story of a Brand.   For more on Open, visit: https://o-p-e-n.com/   Subscribe and listen to the podcast on all major apps. Simply search for “The Story of a Brand” on your favorite podcast player.   *   This episode is brought to you by Sendlane.   Alright, guys, here's the deal: I have a gift for you from our primary sponsor — Sendlane. They're giving away their online course eCommerce Academy - Email & SMS Marketing!   This course gives you the step-by-step playbook to drive more revenue and retention with email & SMS. This is typically a $500 package, but for our listeners, it's entirely FREE when you get started with your FREE 14-day trial of Sendlane.   When you do, chat with their support team and let them know you're one of our listeners to get full access to hours of course content that will help you make email marketing your #1 growth engine.   Visit https://storybrandgift.com to get the details, sign up for a free trial and get your gift!  

Sign up to the Open Mindfulness Studio for a month of free meditation and breathwork classes this January. 31 classes over 31 days. Let's do this! https://go.o-p-e-n.com/CAMERONROSINCHALLENGE "Breathing in, I am peaceful. Breathing out, I am ready." This week I sat down with Raed Khawaja, CEO and co-founder of the Open Mindfulness Studio.  Over recent weeks, I've completed over 60 classes on the Open platform. My takeaway? Raed and his team have created something very special with Open.  If you enjoy today's podcast, you'll likely enjoy Open. Sign up for the 31 day meditation and breathwork challenge for the month of January and see if it's right for you. With love, Cam  

Pōns Tauricus partim ruptus Pōns, quō Chersonēsus Taurica ad Russiam coniuncta erat, dīruptus est. Russī referunt eōdem tempore, quō trāmen ferriviārium petrōleō onerātum alteram pontis partem trānseat, raedam onerāriam, quae pyrobolum ferat, in alterā parte subitō esse dīruptam. Raedārium, Machīrum Iusubovium nōmine, innocentem fuisse ac nescīvisse onus, quod mercēde conductus trāns pontem in Chersonēsum veheret, dīruptūrum. Trēs hominēs, inter quōs et raedārius numerātur, sunt interfectī; et corruit pars pontis ipsīus, quō aqua dulcis in Chersonēsum Tauricam importātur. Quamquam Ūcraīnēnsēs glōriātī sunt pontem esse dīruptum—nam inter paucās hōrās tabellāriī Ūcraīnēnsēs nuntiāvērunt novum pittacium cursuāle, quō pons ruptus commemorārētur—nōn tamen cōnfessī sunt suōs rem patrasse, quam Russī homicīdium ac latrōcinium potius quam bellum fuisse dēnuntiant. Latrōnēs dēprehēnsī Iōvis diē Astānae in Cazastaniā nuntiāvit Dēmētrius Pescovius, orātor Russōrum, dēprehēnsōs esse latrōnēs nōnnullōs quī conātī essent occultum impetum facere in ductum petroleārium TurkStream appellātum. Nam ductibus Nordstream dīruptīs gasum subterrāneum, quod Russī vendunt, nunc in Eurōpam vel per Turcārum vel per Ucraīnēnsium fīnēs fluit. Russī cīvēs dē Chersōniō dēdūcuntur Vladimīrus Saldō, praefectus Chersōniō ā Russīs impositus, hortātus est cīvēs ut suīs cum fīliīs in Confoederātiōnem Russicam cōnfugerent, cum in urbēs cottidiē missilia caelitus dēlaberentur. Ucraīnēnsēs autem magistrātūs negant sē prīvātōs cīvēs cōnsultō oppugnāre. Trāmina Germānica impedīta Trāmina ferriviāria in Saxōniā Īnferiōrī stetērunt immōta diē Saturnī, cum ignōtī quīdam hominēs funēs ferreōs et internuntiōs, sine quibus perīculōsum esset trāminibus vehī, duōbus in locīs scidissent. Incertum est an clandestīnus impetus factus sit ab exterīs hostibus an intestīnīs latrōnibus. Quod ductūs petroleāriī Nordstream appellātī sunt nuper dīruptī, timētur nē necessāria commodaque, quibus Germānōrum modus vivendī fulciātur, consultō scindantur ac disupentur. Ghebremedīnus reus Temesghen Ghebrū Ghebremedīnus Eritreānus comprehēnsus est et in Ītalōrum diciōnem redditus, ubi reus est furtīvae migrātiōnis prōmovendae. Nam Ghebremedīnus inter capita putātur esse societātis coniūrātōrum hominum, quī lucrī faciendī causā commercium hominum agunt et migrantēs in ratibus scaphīsque parum tutīs dēreliquunt, ubi aut ab Eurōpaeīs serventur aut undīs obruantur. Dē Haitiā dēlīberātur Cōnsociātiōnis Omnium Gentium Concilium Secūritātī Tuendae dēlīberat an sanciendum sit nē quis commercium habeat cum ullīs quī pacem stabilitātemque reī pūblicae Haitiēnsium ēvertere temptent. Nam Haitiēnsēs magistrātūs, quī parum auctōritātis in īnsulā obtinent, oppōnuntur latrōnibus quī vī armōrum populum petroleō arcent dum Ariēl Henrīcus summus magistrātus munere abdicet. Petroleō interclūsō, etiam difficile est Haitiēnsibus aquam pūram et dulcem invenīre, quā rē morbī, praecipuē cholera, per populum serpunt. Jacobulus Cherizier, quī etiam “Barbacōa” appellātur, regulus latrōnum, prīmus habētur interdictō omnium gentium multandus, sed nōn nunc in Conciliō Secūritātī Tuendae agitur dē mīlitibus mittendīs, quī īnsulā occupandā magistrātuum auctōritātem roborent, ut ab annō bis millēsimō quartō usque in bis millēsimum ūndēvīcēsimum necesse vidēbātur. Sīnēnsium Factiō Communistārum congrediētur Diē sextō decimō congrediētur Factiō Communistārum in Sīnīs, quae dē rēbus futūrīs dēlīberet. Quibus in congressibus solent Sīnēnsēs novōs magistrātūs sēligere provinciīs societātibusque publicīs praeficiendōs. Xi Jinping, quī summum magistrātum et quasī tyrannidem Sīnēnsium obtinet, putātur tertium creātum īrī secretārius generālis, quamquam antecessōrēs bis sēlectī solēbant tertium magistrātum abnuere. Abhinc quinque annōs, inter priōrem factiōnis congressum, nēmō sēlectus erat quī in locum Xi Jinping nunc succēderet. Lupī venēnātī In Vasintoniā orientālī et boreālī, sex lupī repertī sunt venēnō necātī. Praemium quinquāginta mīlium dollarōrum eum exspectat, quīcumque prīmus magistrātibus auctōrem sceleris dētulerit. Lēgēs enim lupōs tuentur, ut quī in perīculum vēnerint interneciōnis. Tantum ducentī lupī putantur in Vasintoniā superesse, quamquam saeculō ūndēvīcēsimō plūrimī fuērunt.

Laura Chung and Brook Mitchell tells us today in the Melbourne Age how Lizard Island (pictured) is the base for significant research into the impact of climate change on Australia's Great Barrier Reef. Read the story: "On a remote Australian island, a small patch for reef is as goods scientists have ever seen it". Raed a second story by Melbourne Age reporter, Peter Milne: "Andrew Forrest is 'locked and loaded' but does Fortescue have the calibre?" --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/robert-mclean/message

This is the second of a four episode long special on the MENA region here at The European VC. This special series focuses on everything MENA VC, bridging the gap with its European counterparts. We intend to shed light on the ins and outs and promote collaboration between these two beautiful regions.For this special series of episodes we welcome our dear friend and special co-host Mostafa Gado.And as our guest, we're happy to welcome Omar Almajdouie. He is the founding partner and CEO of Raed Ventures, a Saudi venture capital firm that invests in seed and early stage startups. Raed has invested in more than 40 companies. Omar believed early on that corporations must adapt in order to survive in the digital age, and that tech startups will have a transformative and disruptive impact on the traditional business landscape.In this episode you'll learn:– The founding story of Raed charting the path from family office to CVC to finally become a strictly financial and independent VC– An insider's view on VC in MENA and specifically Saudi Arabia - and what's going on with market there these days?– How Omar has devised their strategy to double down on the strongest tech hubs in MENA– Omar's advice to European managers learning how to navigate geopolitical risk

Receive the most important news & analysis on Israel/Palestine straight to your inbox! Sign up to our newsletter, Deep Dive Daily: https://bit.ly/3LrCUxE Twitter: @pdeepdive Instagram: @pdeepdivegram   19th May 2021: Mark Seddon is joined by: Hala Shoman Hala, 28, is a dentist, social anthropologist as well as human rights activist. Since 2012, she has volunteered in different fields related to youth empowerment, health and gender-based violence. Hala also was a regular demonstrator and volunteer paramedic/surgical assistant during the Great March of Return. She seeks a future in which we all live without occupation, discrimination and injustice Dr Bahzad Alakhras  – Bahzad is a medical doctor from Gaza. He studied a masters in Child and Adolescents Mental Health at King's College London. Now, he works as a mental health doctor at Gaza Community Mental Health Program, an essential NGO working in the field in Gaza. Raed Shakshak Raed, 23, is a Palestinian activist, writer and outreach coordinator for We Are Not Numbers. Raed is passionate about the art of story-telling and public speaking, and he is constantly engaged in youth empowerment activities and opportunities.    

Receive the most important news & analysis on Israel/Palestine straight to your inbox! Sign up to our newsletter, Deep Dive Daily: https://bit.ly/3LrCUxE Twitter: @pdeepdive Instagram: @pdeepdivegram   16th May 2022: We're live with Gaza youth one year on since Israel's devastating aggressions on the besieged enclave which killed over 240 Palestinians, including at least 66 children. We catch up with two of panellists from last year's live show (Bahzad and Raed) where bombs could be heard falling in the background and meet a new member of We Are Not Numbers, Samah Atef. Find out what life has been like on the ground in the world's ‘largest open-air prison' for Gaza youth as the mainstream media continues to largely ignore their voices.  Samah Atef Samah is a Palestinian translator, content writer and member of We Are Not Numbers. Dr Bahzad Alakhras Bahzad is a medical doctor from Gaza. He studied a masters in Child and Adolescents Mental Health at King's College London. Now, he works as a mental health doctor at Gaza Community Mental Health Program, an essential NGO working in the field in Gaza. Raed Shakshak Raed, is a Palestinian activist, writer and project manager at Pal-Casters. Raed is passionate about the art of story-telling and public speaking, and he is constantly engaged in youth empowerment activities and opportunities.

This episode discusses the rise of startups in Bahrain and the initiatives available to support their growth. Our guest speaker reflects on her experience in starting up Telp Me and the key opportunities and challenges that she faced. Speaker bio: Ameena Bucheeri is the Portfolio and Investor Relations Manager at Hope Ventures. She started her career by launching her startups TelpMe and Raed. Podcaster: Fatema Al Bastaki, Board Secretary of Bahrain Economists Society.

Raed ShakShak is a resident of Gaza and the outreach coordinator for We Are Not Numbers. He graduated from Al-Azhar University in Gaza with a degree in English language and literature.

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Raed Arafat a construit de la zero sistemul public de medicină de urgență. Apoi a devenit șeful unei structuri de stat care a supraviețuit tuturor schimbărilor politice. Are o încredere fantastică din partea populației, dar și critici pertinenți. Ne poate ghida și printr-o criză pe termen nelimitat?Text și voce: Georgiana IlieFotografie: Cătălin Georgescu„Omul potrivit” a fost publicat pe dor.ro și în DoR #41. Varianta text aici. ★ Support this podcast ★

I sit down with Raed, better known as BaseModel3, and talk about his 500hp Mazda 3, Miata RF, and his NA Miata!

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Amol, general internal resident at the University of Toronto, and Raed Joundi, neurology resident at the University of Toronto, discuss 2 recent studies: Is early mobilization helpful for stroke patients? A randomized control trial showed that early aggressive rehabilitation for acute stroke patients resulted in worse outcomes. Amol and Raed speculate reasons behind this counter-intuitive ...The post Brain Week: Early Rehab for Stroke and Drug Interaction Increases Bleeding in Brain appeared first on Healthy Debate.

Amol, general internal resident at the University of Toronto, and Raed Joundi, neurology resident at the University of Toronto, discuss 2 recent studies: Is early mobilization helpful for stroke patients? A randomized control trial showed that early aggressive rehabilitation for acute stroke patients resulted in worse outcomes. Amol and Raed speculate reasons behind this counter-intuitive ... The post Brain Week: Early Rehab for Stroke and Drug Interaction Increases Bleeding in Brain appeared first on Healthy Debate.