Podcasts about reform conference

On this week's episode of the Seekers of Meaning TV Show and Podcast, Rabbi Ammiel Hirsch, senior rabbi of the Stephen Wise Free Synagogue in New York, discusses the upcoming second annual Re-Charging Reform conference, being held at the synagogue May 29-30. [Read more...] The post Seekers of Meaning 4/26/2024: Rabbi Ammiel Hirsch discusses 2024 RE-Charging Reform Conference appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

On today's programme we looked at a recent talk done by Matthew Vines at the Reconcile and Reform Conference held by the Reformation Project.

On today's programme we looked at a recent talk done by Matthew Vines at the Reconcile and Reform Conference held by the Reformation Project.

On today's programme we looked at a recent talk done by Matthew Vines at the Reconcile and Reform Conference held by the Reformation Project. Megiddo Radio · #476 How LGBT "Christianity" Really Abandons Christianity Related: Megiddo Radio · #412 Matthew Vines Refuted on "LGBTQ Inclusion" Megiddo Radio · #149 Matthew Vines And 'Gay Christianity' Refuted

Adopting an anti-racist approach requires more than reading books and marching for justice. That’s why Govans Presbyterian church has welcomed singer and activist Lea Gilmore as its first  ‘Minister for Racial Justice and Multicultural Engagement.’ She and Pastor Tom Harris talk about ways the church’s white congregation is working to engage with the surrounding diverse Baltimore neighborhood. Plus--pediatrician Nicole Rochester on why racism should be viewed as a public health crisis. Links: Govans Church Speaker Series, YourGPSdoc, State of Reform Conference, Bridging the Gap Between Health Care and Health Policy. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Despite the best attempts of the Rat King, Bernie WON IOWA BABY! Also, a conversation with two other drug policy activists, including Mason Burks of Drug Positive, about some issues that came up at the Reform Conference in St. Louis, including whether or not we should work with police to try to reduce the harm they inflict on communities, and why there's a disconnect between leftist and drug policy spaces.

Being Clearly and Positively Evangelical. Talk by Revd Dr Mark Thompson at the 1996 Reform Conference.

DPA’s biennial International Drug Policy Reform Conference takes place in St. Louis, Missouri this November 6-9. Our own Ifetayo Harvey sat down with Stephanie Regagnon, founder of Ava’s Grace Scholarship Program, and Chad Sabora, co-founder and executive director of the Missouri Network for Opiate Reform and Recovery, to talk about the impact of their work, the context of drug policy reform in the St. Louis community, and the importance of the Reform Conference being there. To learn more about Reform, visit reformconference.org.

Bible exposition on Acts 17, at the 2002 Reform Conference. By J I Packer.

Bible exposition on Colossians, from the 2002 Reform Conference. By J I Packer.

In this episode of EdChoice Chats, our VP of legal affairs and two members of our research team recap their time at the annual International School Choice and Reform Conference. This was the first year the conference was held outside of the United States. Listen to members of our team rehash unique experiences, and the researchers and scholars they met in Lisbon, Portugal.

In today’s episode of EdChoice Chats, Director of State Research and Policy Analysis Drew Catt chats with Research Assistant Mike Shaw about their experience at the International School Choice and Reform Conference. They talk about who was there, forthcoming research they got to preview and panels they watched or participated in. To learn more, visit www.edchoice.org.

This week, Sam and Sarah take a break from the Drug Policy Alliance’s Reform Conference to talk about the latest news and some big questions: Will Phoenix, Arizona police who forced a man to eat marijuana end up costing their city millions? Will President Rodrigo Duterte re-structuring the Philippines’ violent crackdown on drug users make it […] The post News: Philippines Crackdown Reorganized, US Prison Labor Unmasked [#117] appeared first on This Week in Drugs.

This Week in Drugs is back for Season Five with a few surprises! This week, Sarah talks about the upcoming Reform Conference with Dr. Sheila Vakharia, Policy Manager at the Office of Academic Engagement at the Drug Policy Alliance. The two discuss what the conference is, how it’s changed this year, and how folks who […] The post Discussion: Dr. Sheila Vakharia on Reform 2017 (Season 5 Premiere) appeared first on This Week in Drugs.

Behind the Headlines features a portion of a Reform Conference panel featuring LEAPs Diane Goldstein. The Drug War and the Militarization of Police Practices, plus Drug War Data Ming offers some real facts behind recently released Colorado crime stats.

Russ Belville broadcasts on location from the 2015 International Drug Policy Reform Conference in Washington DC with activists from all areas of drug law reform and harm reduction.

The 2015 International Drug Policy Reform Conference was a biennial event that brought together people from around the world who believe that the war on drugs is doing more harm than good. This conference was the largest gathering of reformers ever and included over 1,500 attendees representing 72 different countries.Therapist Glen Marshall and drug education advocate Seth Fitzgerald both attended and take you through their experiences at the conference as well providing takeaway and contact information you can use to make changes in your own communities.References:http://www.drugpolicy.orghttp://ssdp.org/chapters/midwest/illinois/northwestern-university/http://fsdp.org/http://centerforoptimalliving.comhttp://www.hamsnetwork.org/http://www.whatmarthadidnext.org/http://www.leap.cc/https://dancesafe.org/http://www.hirono.senate.gov/http://www.maps.org/

Damon Barrett discusses European legalization at Reform Conference; Conserving California pot water; The myth of 'social drinking'; marijuana use and employment.

The December 7, 2010 edition of Tell Somebody featured the speech given by Bill Moyers at the June, 2008 National Conference on Media Reform put on by Free Press.  The fifth National Conference on Media Reform is set for April 8-10, 2011 in Boston. Click on the the pod icon above or the .mp3 filename below to listen to the show, or right-click and choose save target as to save a copy of the audio file to your computer.  You can also subscribe to the podcast, for free, at the iTunes store or your podcast directory.  If you have any comments or questions about the show or any problems accessing the files, send an email to: mail@tellsomebody.us