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In the third episode of our special Breakroom series celebrating Black History Month, Kayla Holgash is joined by Shafia Monroe, midwife, doula trainer, and cultural competency trainer. Kayla and Shafia discuss the history of Black women's roles in childbirth in the US, coverage of midwifery and doula services, and their impact on maternal and infant health.

Send us a textOn June 30th of 2009, a discovery was made of in Kingston, Ontario, Canada.A vehicle submerged in Kingston Mills Lock, inside was the bodies of 19 year old Zainab, 17 year old Sahar, and 13 year old Geeti,  with them was their fathers first wife, 52 year old Rona.  It seemed all to have been a horrific accident.  That was until, authorities were made aware, that the brother to the three deceased girls, 20 year old Hamed, actually had reported a car accident that he had been in, the same day that his younger sisters were found.  When comparing the damage to the Lexus, that Hamed was driving, it was noticed that the Lexus's front end damage, matched up perfectly to the damage on the back of the Nissan Sentra, that his sisters, and stepmother were found in, and it became clear, that the Lexus, had been used to push the Sentra into the lock.....but why?This is the honour killing of the Shafia family Support the showIf you're interested in receiving bonus episodes, early release dates, an everything scary sticker and ‘thank you' as well as a shout out on our regular feed! Please join at Patreon//everythingscarypod571

Episode 328: On June 30, 2009, the serene waters of the Rideau Canal in Kingston, Ontario, revealed a dark and tragic secret. A submerged car discovered that day contained the bodies of three teenage sisters—Zainab (19), Sahar (17), and Geeti (13) Shafia—along with their father's first wife, Rona Muhammad Amir (52). What initially appeared to be a tragic accident soon unravelled into a chilling tale of premeditated murder. The perpetrators, Mohammad Shafia, his second wife, Tooba Mohammad Yahya, and their son, Hamed, were arrested on July 23, 2009, and later convicted of first-degree murder and conspiracy to commit murder. Shockingly, the victims were Mohammad Shafia's daughters and his first wife. This heinous act, driven by twisted notions of family honour, shocked the nation and highlighted the grim reality of honour-based violence. Join us as we delve into the harrowing details of the Shafia family murders, a case that not only captivated Canada but also sparked crucial conversations about domestic violence and the challenges faced by immigrant families in preserving their cultural values while integrating into a new society. Sources: 2016 ONCA 812 (CanLII) | R. v. Shafia | CanLII 2013 ONCA 248 (CanLII) | R. v. Kailayapillai | CanLII 2004 BCSC 998 (CanLII) | R. v. Atwal | CanLII 2002 BCSC 928 (CanLII) | R. v. Nahar | CanLII 2004 BCCA 77 (CanLII) | R. v. Nahar | CanLII Chronology of events in the Shafia murders Inside the Shafia killings that shocked a nation Portrait of Hamed Shafia, a young 'honour killer' The Shafia case's abandoned minivan, submerged car and damaged SUV Honour based Violence – Indo Canadian Women's Association Apparent Modern-Day Incidence in Canada - Preliminary Examination of so-called Honour Killings in Canada Man who murdered family in 'honour killing' became jailhouse religious tyrant Preliminary Examination of so-called “Honour Killings” in Canada - Open Government Portal Gendered Violence, Cultural Otherness, and Honour Crimes in Canadian National Logics on JSTOR Honour-based violence | Royal Canadian Mounted Police Domestic Violence Resources | Canadian Association of Social Workers Honour Killings | Canada Commons Types of Femicide | Femicide in Canada Honour Based Violence & Forced Marriage – Canadian Police Knowledge Network Problematizing “Honour Crimes” within the Canadian Context Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome back to the Midwifery Wisdom Podcast! This week, join cohost Augustine Colebrook in a captivating conversation with the inspirational Shafia Monroe.Shafia, a renowned midwife, doula trainer, motivational speaker, and cultural competency trainer, graces us with an abundance of beautiful wisdom in this episode. She reflects on childhood experiences that shaped her holistic career and lifestyle and sheds light on her current efforts to foster equality for black midwives in the United States.Augustine and Shafia delve into the realm of service-oriented work, exploring ways to support black students throughout their education and preceptor stages. Shafia generously imparts special advice for white midwives on how they can actively contribute to the growth and success of black, brown, and BIPOC midwives.As we honor Shafia during Black History Month, we trust that her stories, experiences, and fervor will not only inspire but also motivate you to actively participate in the much-needed change within our country and the world. Tune in and be part of this enlightening conversation!Show Resources-Shafia's Website-Why Not Me by Gladys Milton -Cultural Competency Training-Birth Justice Masterclass-Iron Deficiency Course-National Black Midwives Alliance 2024 Conference-Shafia's Upcoming Speaking Events

Mohammad Shafia doesn't know the first thing about honour. Get listener benefits (early bird releases, bonus episodes, ad-free listening at Supporting Cast: https://humanmonsters.supportingcast.fm The Leader One Studios/Human Monsters Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/leaderone Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The importance of Mindset: Shafia Katkodia by Radio Islam

Dr. Shafia Wani a PHD scholar serving as a faculty member at Jammu and Kashmir Institute Of Management Public Administration and Rural Development (IMPARD). As well a trainer and Development professional with an experience of 16 years with international NGO's and state agencies in social work and rural development ,rights based and emergency programmes in Kashmir. She has traveled across India for the awareness and has always highlighted childrights and being female activist she has always made a highlight of female rights that are being violated through any social or domestic abuse.

On June 30, 2009, four people were found, drowned, in a car in the Kingston Mills Locks in Ontario, Canada. What first appeared to be a very tragic car accident, eventually was revealed to be one of the most terrible betrayals a parent can do to his child. Mohammed Shafia was a successful millionaire living in Quebec, Canada with his wife, their seven children, and his cousin. Mohammed had immigrated to Canada from Afghanistan and instead of assimilating into Canadian life, he continued to practice his Afghan traditions, including what happened when he believed his daughters dishonored his family.Join us on Facebook and IG: @HARDCORETRUECRIME Web: www.crimesandconsequences.com --------> Get ad-free early releases of each episode, plus over 170 exclusive Members Only episodes by going to Patreon.com/tntcrimes or joining our Apple Channel on the Apple Podcast App. ------> Sources:1) McLean's: "Inside the Shafia killings that shocked a nation"2) CBC: Mother convicted in Shafia daughters' canal killing granted 5-hour escorted absence from prison3) Montreal Gazette: The Shafia murders mother convicted of killing daughters find freedom behind bars4) Toronto Star: Inside the Shafia Murder Trial5) BBC News: Two convicted “honour” killers to be deported from Canada

Shafia Katkodia on the topic of building self confidence by Radio Islam

Today, I am so excited to present to you a replay of one of our most popular episodes on the Evidence Based Birth® podcast, and that is an episode from 2020 with special guest, Shafia Monroe. Before we get started with the replay, I wanted to let you know that this episode contains discussion of Black infant and maternal mortality related to racism, slavery and Jim Crow, and racism that continues to affect people's lives today.   Shafia gave us such an inspirational episode in 2020, that we wanted to bring it back for those of you who are new to EBB, or for those of you who've listened to it before. Whenever I listen to this episode, it fills me with a sense of awe for Black traditional midwives, and it gives me hope while it reminds me of the tenacity of the human spirit. So join us today as we replay this episode and you go on a storytelling journey with Mama Shafia Monroe about spirituality and traditional midwives. In today's podcast episode, we're going to talk with Shafia Monroe about the role of the traditional midwife. Shafia Monroe is a public health professional, a midwife, a motivational speaker, founder of the International Center for Traditional Childbearing, or ICTC, which was the first US-based black midwives and doulas professional organization. Shafia is also an author, infant mortality prevention specialist, doula trainer, and president of Doula Ready, LLC. Since 2002, she has trained thousands of people in doula trainings, with one-third of them going on to become midwives. In 2012, Shafia received her Master of Public Health from Walden University. In 2014, she opened Shafia Monroe Consulting, a cultural competency training service. Shafia has received numerous awards for her work, including the Lifetime Achievement Award and the Midwife Hero Award. In this podcast, Ms. Monroe discusses the history of Black traditional midwifery and incorporating spirituality into birth work. We also talk about Shafia's experience becoming a traditional Black midwife, along with her passion for advocacy in birth work through her doula program and her community. **Trigger Content Warning: This podcast episode discusses racism and infant loss.** Resources Learn more about Shafia Monroe and SMC Full Circle Doula Birth Companion Training here (https://shafiamonroe.com/). Follow Shafia on Instagram and Black Midwife Cooking here (https://www.instagram.com/shafiamonroe/).   Follow Shafia on Twitter here (https://twitter.com/Shafia_SMC). Follow Shafia on Facebook here (https://www.facebook.com/shafiamonroeconsulting/).  Click here (https://evidencebasedbirth.com/birth-justice/) to see the Evidence Based Birth® list of Birth Justice Resources, including research on racism and maternal health. More resources are listed on the the blog post at https://www.evidencebasedbirth.com/152  

Zainab is on the run. Her siblings are terrified. Shafia is plotting a mass murder. But how did a plan to murder Zainab and possibly Rona develop into a plan to murder Sahar and Geeti too? How did they bring Zainab back from the shelter? What went down inside that Nissan Sentra just moments before it drowned, killing 4 women? And what was it all for? Find out in part 3 of The Shafia Family Murders.

A brother, a mother and father are grieving their daughters' deaths. It appears that Zainab, Sahar, and Geeti died in a bizarre accident; their black nissan was found drowned in a Lock in Kingston, Canada. But police questioning and investigation unfurls this accident more; suggesting inklings of something way more sinister. Good the grieving family be an act? Do Hamed, Shafia and Tooba know more than they are telling? Find out in Pt.2 of The Desi Crime Podcast.

Imagine you're on a roadtrip with your family. Your father's driving well below the speed limit, stickler for the law that he is; your mum's insisting you eat the food she brought from home instead of the McDonald's drive-thru meal; your younger sibling's belligerently asking how far you have left to go. You're tuned into your headset, staring into the horizon, when suddenly the landscape changes. You're underwater. Your car is drowning, and you and your family are drowning along with it. This is what one Afghan family went through in Canada back in 2009. What seemed to be a tragedy soon betrayed inklings of a sinister plot. Was this an accident, or was it just made to look like one? This is the story of the Shafia Family Murders. 

In this episode of the BACK 2 BASICS PODCAST, we invited Mrs. Shafia Rafique who is An Educationist, Childcare business specialist, Childcare Consultant, Parenting Expert, and Childcare business owner, Helping childcare Owners to Start, Built, and Expand.

Shafia Zaloom, author of Sex, Teens and Everything in Between, joins us for an eye-opening and reassuring conversation about teen sexuality, communication and vulnerability.    Shownotes:   Shafia Zaloom's Website Instagram Shafia Zaloom Making Caring Common "The Talk"   Dynamo Girl Puberty Workshop Registration   Visit OOMLA to shop thoughtfully designed (OOM)Bras!   Produced by Dear Media

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In this episode, I speak with Shafia about her path to becoming a health and sex educator. She discussed how she had worked in case management and social work with kids who were experiencing dual and triple diagnosis, and a common theme was having a history of being harmed. She decided she wanted to try to help increase the prevention of such harm, and was fortunate enough to work at a great school, Marin Academy, where they allowed her the resources to create an in depth class where she could help the kids process the foundational concepts related to relationships, being respect, dignity, safety and pleasure. After 25 years of teaching in many schools, Shafia wrote a book: ​Sex, Teens, and Everything in Between. We discussed her book, which is written to help parents and teens have conversations about consent, sex, their rights, and many other topics. We discussed her use of Emily Nagoski's metaphor of the garden and deciding what to leave, what to take out, and who we're going to let in to our sexual guardian, and the beliefs and feelings we have about sexuality and how we connect with others. She also shared a conversation she has with the students about how they would feel if the sat down with some French fries and everyone started grabbing them. This leads into conversations about consent, power, respect, and a whole host of other concepts. She also shared that it is very important for parents, as well as therapists, to think of their own relationship to sexuality, body image, relationships, gender, sexual orientation because these will influence how we respond in guiding teens. Shafia Zaloom is a health educator, parent, consultant and author whose work centers on human development, community building, ethics, and social justice. Her approach involves creating opportunities for students and teachers to discuss the complexities of teen culture and decision-making with straight-forward, open and honest dialogue. Shafia has worked with thousands of children and their families in her role as teacher, coach, administrator, board member, and outdoor educator. She has contributed articles to The New York Times, The Washington Post, and numerous parenting blogs. Shafia's book, Sex, Teens and Everything in Between has been reviewed as “the ultimate relationship guide for teens of all orientations and identities.” It is one that “every teen, and every parent and educator - and every other adult who interacts with teens - should read.” Shafia is currently the health teacher at the Urban School in San Francisco, and develops curricula and trainings for schools across the country. She was honored by the San Francisco Giants Foundation in 2018 for her work with Aim High, a program that expands opportunities for students and their teachers through tuition-free summer learning enrichment, and was recently granted CAHPERD's Health Teacher of the Year Award for 2021. Her work has been featured by many media outlets including, The New York Times, USA Today, NPR, KQED, and PBS.

Ep 68: On June 30, 2009, a black Nissan Sentra was found submerged in the Rideau Canal in Ontario Canada. The car contained the bodies of three young girls and one older woman. It would seem on the outset like a tragic accident but a deeper look would reveal that these women were targeted by someone they knew in an act of betrayal that would shock the entire country Sources for Today's Episode: • An article in Maclean's • An episode of Forbidden: Dying for love • An article from the Toronto Star • Stacy Mallicoat's book, “Women and Crime” Sponsors: Green Chef - Go to GreenChef.com/women130 and use code women130 to get $130 off, plus free shipping! Acorn TV - Try Acorn TV free for 30 days by going to Acorn.TV and using promo code women. But you HAVE to enter the code in all lowercase letters. Credits: • Written and Hosted by Amy Shlosberg and Meghan Sacks • Produced by James Varga • Edited by Jose Alfonzo • Music by Dessert Media Help is Available: If you or someone you know is a victim of domestic or other violence, there are many organizations that can offer support or help you in your specific situation. For details please visit one of the websites below. • National Domestic Violence Hotline https://www.thehotline.org/help/ • RAINN https://www.rainn.org/about-national-sexual-assault-telephone-hotline • Women's Law https://hotline.womenslaw.org/ • Victim Connect List of resources https://victimconnect.org/resources/national-hotlines/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ep 68: On June 30, 2009, a black Nissan Sentra was found submerged in the Rideau Canal in Ontario Canada. The car contained the bodies of three young girls and one older woman. It would seem on the outset like a tragic accident but a deeper look would reveal that these women were targeted byListen to more

Hey y'all welcome to season two episode one! I hope you guys like today's case, I am reaching out and expanding my research a little bit into Canada and today we are going to be talking about the Shafia honour killings. Unfortunately honour killing still go onto this day and hopefully this story can get the word out about what they are and maybe give you guys some warning signs in case someone you know or yourself is ever going through something like this. I hope you guys enjoy today's podcast and I'll catch you guys in the next episode. SOURCES: YouTube.com/watch?v=FjhLGiWILgc // accused.ca/parole.htm// MUSIC: https://tubetank.com/t/373h/5645-night-carnival --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

We're headed to Canada for tonight's story. I remember I was working in Ottawa when I heard of the following case. In 2009, four female bodies were found in a vehicle that had been sunken in the water of the Kingston Mills Locks- three were sisters and one was not DNA related to the other three. How did they get there and who was responsible? Was it an accident or something more sinister that plagues strictly religious families around the world? Let's dive into the details.    Visit our *Sponsor* https://garagestorez.com/  Become a Serial Napper Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/serialnapper  Join the Serial Society true crime Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/serialnapperpatron 

Shafia Katkodia on the topic of goal setting by Radio Islam

Decision Making Skills - Shafia Katkodia by Radio Islam

Welcome to the Fullstack Educator Podcast! Shafia Zaloom is a health educator, parent, consultant and author whose work centers on human development, community building, ethics, and social justice. Her approach involves creating opportunities for students and teachers to discuss the complexities of teen culture and decision-making with straight-forward, open and honest dialogue. Shafia has worked with thousands of children and their families in her role as teacher, coach, administrator, board member, and outdoor educator. She has contributed articles to The New York Times, The Washington Post, and numerous parenting blogs. Shafia's book, Sex, Teens and Everything in Between has been reviewed as “the ultimate relationship guide for teens of all orientations and identities.” It is one that “every teen, and every parent and educator - and every other adult who interacts with teens - should read.” Shafia is currently the health teacher at the Urban School in San Francisco, and develops curricula and trainings for schools across the country. She was honored by the San Francisco Giants Foundation in 2018 for her work with Aim High, a program that expands opportunities for students and their teachers through tuition-free summer learning enrichment, and was recently granted CAHPERD's Health Teacher of the Year Award for 2021. Her work has been featured by many media outlets including, The New York Times, USA Today, NPR, KQED, and PBS. Here are links to the resources mentioned in our conversation with Shafia Zaloom about Sex Education. You can connect with Shafia and purchase her books on her website. Books: Boys & Sex and Girls & Sex by Peggy Orenstein. Book: Sexual Citizens by Jennifer Hirsch Book: Strange Bedfellows by Ina Park Book: Permission to Feel by Marc Brackett Podcast: Ask Lisa - The Psychology of Parenting You can connect with Matt McGee and Michael Lomuscio on LinkedIn. You can follow Fullstack Educator on Instagram, LinkedIn, Twitter, and Facebook. If you enjoyed this podcast please subscribe, rate it, leave a review, and share it with a friend! Episodes of this podcast are released monthly.

Mike Shafia is co-producer of the Oscar-winning film “Two Distant Strangers.” For over 10 years Mike has managed content production with an innate ability to lead multiple projects simultaneously, deliver on time, and relentlessly uphold creative vision. Highly organized, proactive, self-motivated, and adaptable - Mike can ‘see around the corner' and identify communication, logistical, and scheduling challenges. Mike Shafia is also the producer for Cinedyne Films. Cinedyne Films is a full-service agency of productivity. Aside from simply being a content creation entity, our overall mission is to foster a proactive, positive environment within the community and provide opportunities for growth; via our PA tutorial videos, after-school production classes for kids, and gig referral services. We emphasize effective clientele communication and hold the principle of "Occam's razor"in high regard, allowing us to ensure a project outcome that meets the highest standards of quality, while staying within the specified fiscal and temporal parameters. From this place of understanding, it is a simple matter to visualize the action, then actualize the vision. And of course check out more Creative Mind on our blog, Instagram, and YouTube pages. Got a question? Let us know!

June 30, 2009, 4 female family members and their 2004 Nissan Sentra were pulled out of the historical Kingston Mills Lockstation having been submerged in water. The girls would all be found dead, and their surviving family members claimed it was a joyride gone wrong... but was something more sinister at play that police yet to even understand?   xo -K&O   Rate, Review and Subscribe on the platforms of your choice.   Check us out on Instagram to join in the discussions about the case! Comment on the case related post, we can't wait to hear your thoughts.    Intro music made by: https://soundcloud.com/aiakos    Sources:  

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Talking dating and sex with your pre-teen or teenager can be nerve-wracking, and your inclination may be to avoid it altogether — after all, won't TikTok and P*rnhub teach them eventually? Ugh, no, stop it. Shafia Zaloom, author of "Sex, Teens & Everything in Between" (www.shafiazaloom.com) tells us we should consider changing the focus from drowning our kids in warnings and scary stuff to talking up the plus side of healthy, consensual relationships and sex. Radical thought. She also walks us through an exercise where we need to picture a bear. Listen, it's eye-opening and shockingly, Jenna and Amanda have very different bears. This week, Amanda is also joined by her good friend and parent of a teen Alissa Weber, who she taps for intel on what it's like parenting this age group and what the kids these days are talking about in terms of sex.

Shafia Katkodia on the topic of self doubt imposter syndrome and low self esteem by Radio Islam

This is the second part to last week's episode. We discuss the Shafia family's trip to Niagara Falls, the discovery of the car in the Kingston Mills locks and the aftermath of this discovery. Find us on Instagram @crimeandmysterycanada, join our Facebook group Crime and Mystery Canada or email us at crimeandmysterycanada@gmail.com.

On this week's episode, we discuss the deaths of 4 members of the Shafia family. Zainab, Sahar, Geeti and Rona were found dead in their submerged vehicle. In Part One, we will discuss who they were and in Part Two, coming next week, we will discuss what lead to their deaths and the aftermath of the crime. Find us on Instagram @crimeandmysterycanada or reach out to us at crimeandmysterycanada@gmail.com

Today on the Dads with Daughters Podcast we spoke with Shafia Zaloom, author of the new book Sex, Teens, & Everything in Between as she speaks to us about developing healthy relationships.  If you've enjoyed today's episode of the Dads With Daughters podcast we invite you to check out the Fatherhood Insider. The Fatherhood Insider is the essential resource for any dad that wants to be the best dad that he can be. We know that no child comes with an instruction manual and most are figuring it out as they go along. The Fatherhood Insider is full of valuable resources and information that will up your game on fatherhood. Through our extensive course library, interactive forum, step-by-step roadmaps and more you will engage and learn with experts but more importantly with dads like you. So check it out today!

Hello friends! This is part 2 of a 2 part series on the “honour killing” of 4 members of the Shafia family. In this part I discuss the days leading up to the crime and the court proceedings.

The Shafia Family murders took place on June 30, 2009 in Kingston, Ontario, Canada. Shafia sisters Zainab, 19, Sahar, 17, and Geeti, 13, along with Rona Muhammad Omar, 40 (all of Afghan origin), were found dead inside a car that was discovered underwater in front of the northernmost Kingston Mills lock of the Rideau Canal. On July 23, 2009, Mohammad, Tooba Yahya, and Hamed were arrested on charges of four counts of first degree murder and conspiracy to commit murder under the guise of honour killing. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shafia_family_murders , https://www.macleans.ca/news/canada/inside-the-shafia-killings-that-shocked-a-nation/

In today's podcast episode, we're going to talk with Shafia Monroe about the role of the traditional midwife. Shafia Monroe is a public health professional, a midwife, a motivational speaker, founder of the International Center for Traditional Childbearing, or ICTC, which was the first US-based black midwives and doulas professional organization. Shafia is also an author, infant mortality prevention specialist, doula trainer, and president of Doula Ready LLC. Since 2002, she has trained thousands of people in doula trainings, with one-third of them going on to become midwives. In 2012, Shafia received her Master of Public Health from Walden University. In 2014, she opened Shafia Monroe Consulting, a cultural competency training service. Shafia has received numerous awards for her work, including the Lifetime Achievement Award and the Midwife Hero Award. In this podcast, Ms. Monroe discusses the history of Black traditional midwifery and incorporating spirituality into birth work. We also talk about Shafia’s experience becoming a traditional Black midwife, along with her passion for advocacy in birth work through her doula program and her community. **Trigger Content Warning: This podcast episode discusses racism and infant loss.**

Sex and teens. The topic can be super uncomfortable, overwhelming, and even scary to both parents and adolescents. If you're a parent or a guardian of a teen, this episode is a must. So much has changed on the sexual landscape. There's porn, hookup culture, social media, and so many other influencing factors. How do you talk to your adolescent to keep them safe and making good decisions? What do they need to know? What do you need to know? Fortunately, here to answer these questions and so many more, is one of the top experts in the world, and a woman who has my utmost respect. Shafia Zaloom (www.shafiazaloom.com) is the author of Sex, Teens, & Everything in Between. I loved this book as did my wonderful psychologist wife, and we are not alone. The creators of the hit Netflix series, Big Mouth, Nick Kroll and Andrew Goldberg, do their best to make the show hilarious, but they also consult with Shafia to make the show accurate and instructive. They've said that her book, “perfectly encapsulates her mission at the cutting edge of sex education: teaching adolescents how to become people of integrity with regard to sex and relationships.” So. listen in as Shafia and I have a candid and highly informative discussion about teens and sex.

Today on the show, we’ve got Shafia Zaloom, a health educator and author who develops curricula for sex education in schools across the country. Shafia and I discuss the most effective ways parents can teach their kids about sex to develop healthy sexuality and cultivate shame-free knowledge. Shafia also brings up specific words and strategies to use in helping children learn about sex, so that you can go into conversations about sex with an expert-level toolkit. We also get into how to teach consent and what we can do improve Sex Ed in schools. Spoiler: It starts with you!! The show ends with me taking calls and answering questions, like “what do you do if your partner hates oral?” or “how do you stop dating the wrong person?” No question is off-limits. Thank you for supporting our sponsors who help keep this show FREE: Uqora, NeLowT, Yarlap, Good Vibrations For more information about Shafia Zaloom, visit: shafiazaloom.com For even more sex advice, tips, and tricks visit sexwithemily.com

Today I’m speaking with Shafia Zaloom. She is one of the country s leading experts on sexual consent education. Her book Is Sex Teens and Everything In between is the ultimate book for parents and teens regarding consent all the complexities of sex. Shafia’s curriculum has been featured in the New York Times, Washington Post, Cosmopolitan, and more.

Today’s guest on #MWL is Louisa Shafia. We talk about immigrants and food in Nashville, Iranian food, and racial and gender equity in food coverage. Louisa also talks about her book, “The New Persian Kitchen.”

Join us while we drink coffee and talk about the murders of four women in the Shafia family. They tried to get help but social services let them down more than once and the police didn’t do much for the sisters. Sources the fifth estate, CBC news, global news and cp24

My guest today, Shafia Monroe, has been “Birthing CHANGE” all her life. A renowned midwife, doula trainer, motivational speaker, and cultural competency trainer. Shafia, has been appropriately called  the “Queen Mother of the Midwife Movement” for her pioneer midwifery work. Besides her work as a home birth midwife for over 35 years, Shafia has devoted herself to improving birth outcomes in African-American communities, by training midwives and doulas - teaching traditional birth and postpartum practices using the legacy of the 20th century African American midwife. Join us for this inspired conversation with this fountain of grace and wisdom. Show notes can be found at avivaromm.com/128

Kristi Lee, host of 'Canadian True Crime', joins Lee in the dive bar to gab about four of the most interesting cases from her popular podcast. In this episode: 'The Giant Mine Bombing' in the Northwest Territories and Shafia honour killing familicide in Kingston, Ontario. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Shafia Monroe is a legendary midwife of more than 36 years, a wife, mother of 7, author, President of Doula Ready, LLC, Shafia Monroe Consulting, and founder of ICTC (International Center for Traditional Childbearing), now NAABB (National Association to Advance Black Birth). Ms. Shafia has been a midwife since 1978, walking alongside thousands of families, as an expert in serving diverse populations in maternal child health. In this episode Ms. Shafia shares her journey to becoming a midwife and creating ICTC. We begin by exploring her introduction to birth at 16 years old, then move into the inception story of The Traditional Childbearing group located in Roxbury, Massachusetts, which she started with Majeeda Amadadeen (Workneh), eventually journeying across the U.S. to Portland, and ending with her current work at Shafia Monroe Consulting.  Documentary: Bringin' in Da Spirit. The 1st Black Midwives and Healers Conference in 2002 Song: I Love Being a Midwife, by Byllye Avery The National Association to Advance Black Birth: https://thenaabb.org Office Number: 503-927-8357 | www.ShafiaMonroe.com, Email: Shafia@shafiamonroe.com Join Shafia Monroe for the Wednesday weekly chat with birth workers, 12pm PST on Facebook.  To connect with Anjelica, please visit www.AnjelicaMalone.com. If you'd like to be a future The American Midwife Series guest, please send an email to hello@anjelicamalone.com, with details about who you are, where you're located, and a topic you'd like to discuss. We're especially interested in hearing from seasoned midwives of 10+ years and black midwives, but all are welcome. If the fit seems right, we'll get back to you. Thank you! Connect with Anjelica on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/anjelicamalone/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/anjelica-malone/message

Entrevue avec Dominique Scali, journaliste au Journal de Montréal: Les leçons tirées de l’affaire Shafia,10 ans plus tard. Les intervenants ont maintenant l’habitude d’aider des victimes de violences liées à l’honneur.

Entrevue avec Myriam Daguzan-Bernier, autrice du livre Tout le monde tout nu: La promotion de son livre censuré par Facebook. Entrevue avec Karine Gagnon, journaliste au Journal de Montréal - Journal de Québec: Le troisième lien ne fait pas l'unanimité. Entrevue avec Kevin Bilodeau, directeur des relations gouvernementales à la Fondation des maladies du cœur et de l’AVC: Le projet de loi S-228, qui vise à interdire la publicité d'aliments malsains destinée aux moins de 13 ans au Canada, mourra au feuilleton. L’Effronté du jour - Thomas Levac: Les plaisirs coupables. Entrevue avec Soleine Démétré, femme paralysée et en fauteuil roulant: Lancement de la nouvelle barbie en fauteuil roulant. Chronique environnement avec Maude Carmel: L’éco-bouton d’une voiture, l’autopartage en banlieue et les baleines noires. Entrevue avec Dominique Scali, journaliste au Journal de Montréal: Les leçons tirées de l’affaire Shafia,10 ans plus tard. Les intervenants ont maintenant l’habitude d’aider des victimes de violences liées à l’honneur. Chronique culturelle avec Élise Jetté: Le coeur et la tête d’Élise est toujours à Petite-Vallée mais elle est physiquement avec nous pour nous parler de ses coups de coeur du Festival et les nouvelles recrues de l'Académie des Oscars à 50% féminines. Production QUB Radio Juillet 2019

June 30th, 2009 was a tragic day for four members of the Shafia family. Three teenagers and their step mother were found drowned in a submerged car. Their father, mother, and brother are now in jail for orchestrating their deaths. How could a family be so evil? Find out now on True Crimecast.

This week Rachel and Michelle talk about bags of money and the Shafia murder

À l'été 2009, les dix membres de la famille Shafia, immigrés depuis deux ans à Montréal, partent pour Niagara Falls afin de passer du temps en famille. Toutefois, à leur retour, les trois adolescentes de la famille ainsi que leur belle-mère Rona manquent à l'appel. Elles seront repêchées peu de temps après au fond du canal Rideau, noyées dans leur voiture. Les traces numériques laissées par Mohammad, le père de famille, ainsi que son fils Hamed, laissent croire aux enquêteurs qu'il s'agit d'un crime d'honneur. Emile et Seb reviennent sur cette tragédie qui a secouée le Canada. Le livre Distorsion - 13 Histoires étranges de l'ère numérique, disponible partout: Europe: https://www.distorsion.fr/ Canada: https://www.leslibraires.ca/ Visitez la boutique en ligne de Distorsion pour voir nos t-shirts et accessoires: https://www.boutique.distorsionpodcast.com

À l’été 2009, les dix membres de la famille Shafia, immigrés depuis deux ans à Montréal, partent pour Niagara Falls afin de passer du temps en famille. Toutefois, à leur retour, les trois adolescentes de la famille ainsi que leur belle-mère Rona manquent à l’appel. Elles seront repêchées peu de temps après au fond du canal Rideau, noyées dans leur voiture. Les traces numériques laissées par Mohammad, le père de famille, ainsi que son fils Hamed, laissent croire aux enquêteurs qu’il s’agit d’un crime d’honneur. Emile et Seb reviennent sur cette tragédie qui a secouée le Canada. Le livre Distorsion - 13 Histoires étranges de l’ère numérique, disponible partout: Europe: https://www.distorsion.fr/ Canada: https://www.leslibraires.ca/ Visitez la boutique en ligne de Distorsion pour voir nos t-shirts et accessoires: https://www.boutique.distorsionpodcast.com

À l’été 2009, les dix membres de la famille Shafia, immigrés depuis deux ans à Montréal, partent pour Niagara Falls afin de passer du temps en famille. Toutefois, à leur retour, les trois adolescentes de la famille ainsi que leur belle-mère Rona manquent à l’appel. Elles seront repêchées peu de temps après au fond du canal Rideau, noyées dans leur voiture. Les traces numériques laissées par Mohammad, le père de famille, ainsi que son fils Hamed, laissent croire aux enquêteurs qu’il s’agit d’un crime d’honneur. Emile et Seb reviennent sur cette tragédie qui a secouée le Canada. Le livre Distorsion - 13 Histoires étranges de l’ère numérique, disponible partout: Europe: https://www.distorsion.fr/ Canada: https://www.leslibraires.ca/ Visitez la boutique en ligne de Distorsion pour voir nos t-shirts et accessoires: https://www.boutique.distorsionpodcast.com

A large family journeys from Afghanistan to Quebec, before the family descends into chaos, ending in a catastrophe. What went so wrong in the Shafia family? Learn more about:The Search for Ryan Shtuka (Night Time Podcast)The Wrongful Conviction of Ronald Moffatt (Impact Statement Podcast)Music in this episode was by SoularflairSupport my sponsors! Here's where the discount codes are:www.canadiantruecrime.ca/sponsorsPodcast recommendations:Murder Road TripIt's Haunted: What Now? Join my patreon to get early, ad-free episodes and more: www.patreon.com/canadiantruecrime Credits:Research: Haley GrayAudio production: Erik KrosbyWriting, narration and music arrangement: Kristi LeeDisclaimer voiced by the host of Beyond Bizarre True Crime All credits and information sources can be found on the page for this episode at www.canadiantruecrime.ca.Support the show. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Get ready for another rambly episode (sorry not sorry), featuring a cautionary tale about late night subway rides. We also discuss the dark faerie tales of Bell Island and the horrific Shafia murders. Some content warning for discussion of "honour killings" and Islamophobia for the second half of the episode!

On the morning of June 30th, 2009, four female bodies were discovered in a submerged Nissan Sentra with a broken left taillight, in the Rideau Canal in Kingston, Ontario, Canada.  The Shafia sisters Zainab, 19, Sahar, 17, and Geeti, 13, along with their supposed “Auntie” Rona Amir Mohammed, 53, were found dead under water in […]

We are back with Part II of the Shafia Family murders. In this episode, we talk about the murders that occurred on June 30, 2009 in Ontario, Canada. Shafia sisters Zainab, Sahar, and Geeti, along with Rona Amir were all found dead inside a car in the Rideau Canal. In part II, we discuss the details of this tragic event and the aftermath. Sorry not sorry for all of the ranting at the end. We just feel very strongly about this one. Please send in your Stranger Danger stories & Questions to Itsaboutdamncrime@gmail.comIf you would like to support our show, please consider becoming a patreon at Patreon.com/iadcpodcastWebsite- ItsAboutDamnCrime.comTwitter/Snapchat- iadcpodcastFB/IG- its about damn crime

Get your catcher's mitt ready because we're throwing another two-parter at ya! This weeks story is about the Shafia Family murders which occurred on June 30, 2009 in Ontario, Canada. Shafia sisters Zainab, Sahar, and Geeti, along with Rona Amir, were found dead inside a car in the Rideau Canal. In part I, we discuss everything that was going on in the Shafia household and what exactly led up to this tragic event. To end this episode, we have a special treat for you involving JV from In The Myx podcast. Website- ItsAboutDamnCrime.comPlease send in your Stranger Dangers & all questions to Itsaboutdamncrime@gmail.comCheck out our patreon at patreon.com/iadcpodcastFB/IG- its about damn crimeSnapchat/Twitter- iadcpodcast

We will be talking about the importance of research for the case of improving birth outcomes for families of color, and the why “Giving Voices to Mothers” of color is so important. And about Shafia's dream regarding the Ancestral Midwife Learning Institute (AMLI) in Alabama, and her work for supporting healthy families and a healthy world, more from the preconception and rites of passage angle.

On today's episode of THE FOOD SEEN, Louisa Shafia grew up Persian in 1970's Philadelphia. Her father was Iranian; pomegranates, pistachios, and saffron were aplenty in their household. It wasn't until working as a chef in San Francisco, that Louisa awoke the flavors of her heritage, recreating her version of “fesenjan” a sweet-and-sour stew accented with pomegranate molasses and ground walnuts. Impassioned by her family's past, she returned to Iran, did R&D in Los Angeles (the largest community of Iranian expats), and wrote “The New Persian Kitchen”. Still, Louisa wanted to further share her cuisine, opening a pop-up called Lakh Lakh at NYC's Porsena restaurant, serving such dishes as Sabzi Kordan (herb and cheese plate with barbari bread), Sambuseh (a crispy phyllo triangle stuffed with veggies, lentils, nigella seeds, served with a spicy tomato relish), Jujeh Kebab (chicken kebab in a saffron marinade), and Bastani Nooni (saffron ice cream sandwiches with cardamom wafers). Politics aside, this may mark the start of a new Iranian food revolution. This program was brought to you by S. Wallace Edwards & Sons. Photo by Sara Remington “Sometimes my relatives from Iran would visit, it was always mind blowing…We would just sit around and enjoy life.” [8:15] “We talk about local and seasonal here, there you don't even have to try, its just how people live. [In Iranian Bazaars]” [12:00] –Louisa Shafia on The Food Seen