Podcasts about student power

For April's CTRS seminar, we were joined by Dr Alana Harris, Reader in Modern British Social, Cultural and Gender History, King's College London, who will give a paper entitled: ‘Student Power in Christ': the Young Christian Students, Race Relations and Liberation Theology in Britain after 1968. This seminar forms part of the Catholic Theology Research Seminar Series (CTRS). The CTRS is a regular forum for scholarly discussion of pertinent issues in the Catholic traditions of theology and Church. The seminar series ranges across the traditional theological disciplines (scriptural, historical, philosophical, systematic, liturgical, ethical and practical/pastoral), Catholic social thought and practice, and social-scientific approaches to Catholicism.

The 19th and 20th century is a time when the church, particularly in the West, experienced deep missionary fervor to get the Gospel to the nations. What was happening in the culture for this kind of passion to spark missionaries such as William Carey, Adoniram Judson, and Samuel Zwemer? With us to talk about this is Dr. Ed Smither, Professor and Dean of the College of Intercultural Studies at Columbia International University. Questions addressed in this episode: -What role did colonialism play in the Modern Missions Movement? -Can you talk about how the Great Awakenings influenced the Modern Missions Movement? -Any thoughts on the role of “students” in the Modern Missions Movement? Books mentioned in this episode: -Student Power in World Missions by Dave Howard -The Missionary Movement in Christian History: Studies in the Transmission of Faith by Andrew Walls -Christian Mission: How Christianity Became a World Religion by Dana Roberts -The World Missionary Conference, Edinburgh 1910 (Studies in the History of Christian Missions) by Brian Stanley -Christianity in the Twentieth Century: A World History by Brian Stanley Follow Amazon the Himalayas on: Twitter | Instagram | Facebook For more information on the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, go to sbts.edu For information on Boyce College, go to BoyceCollege.com

From Make in India to Educate in India, UGC has rolled out the red carpet for the likes of Harvard, Oxford, NUS to set up campuses in India but will it have any takers ? What will it mean for the budding private education institutes in India and is it a death knell of public institutions that are struggling for autonomy in academia and support in expansion? Host Kalpana Pathak breaks down the issue with  Professor Pankaj Chandra · Vice Chancellor, Ahmedabad University, Dr Ravina Aggarwal, Senior Advisor, Columbia University Global Center, Mumbai and  Prof. M Jagadesh Kumar, Chairman UGC in this episode of The Morning Brief. If you liked this episode, check out similar episodes on: The Great Student Migration - Is India's education system flawed or failing?You can follow our host kalpana Pathak on his social media: Twitter - https://twitter.com/PathakKalpana Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/in/kalpana-pathak-40395012/ Catch the latest episode of ‘The Morning Brief' on ET Play, The Economic Times Online, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, JioSaavn, Amazon Music and Google Podcasts.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We're doing it again !!! Tune in for some nonsense if you're into that, and get informed on what out marvelous student programmers have to offer for this LDOC 24HOSP SPECIAL KICKOFF !!!!

The finale, featuring part of the student executive

Marisha, Avneet and Valie chat enemies to friends, chicken strips, Michael Jackson, Glee and so much more :)

Orrin, Lana, and Fabio bring the club to 3pm with special matinee programming...there was...lots...of SOPHIE played !

The 2019-2020 Student Exec Leadership catches up on new music.

Special bonus episode! We have a much-needed check-in, play Never Have I Ever (Therapy Hour edition), and test who's the better liar.

Valie, Tristan, and Violet Kick off this year's 24 Hours of Student Power at midnight! Answering questions such as how we got involved at CiTR, Whether we've eaten alligator meat before, what kind of content we have to look forward to for the next 23 hours, and more!

Talking about how we perpetuate some toxic norms in the horse world when it comes to fair treatment of students.   Subscribe to my Patreon Shop my store 

Tiffany Childress-Price and Dr. Mindy Chappell discuss their learning around using Youth Participatory Science in their classrooms for the past five years. What role does history play when students dig into how heavy metals such as lead impacts communities in Chicago? How do we center students' lived experiences while making sure they get access to knowledge and analysis that's withheld from them? Even if you're not a science teacher, this episode is for you if you want to learn about the process of student-driven inquiry and investigation to humanize young people and build their skills and power for the long-haul... Resources that Tiffany and Dr. Chappell discussed in this conversation can be found at pushingpraxis.org.

Former Seattle Council President Nick Licata talks with Conservative Congressional Candidate Matthew Heines on the Books in Heinessight podcast. We will be talking with Nick about his new, insightful and hard-to-put-down work; Student Power, Revolution and Democracy in the Sixties. Nick Licata served on the Seattle City Council during Seattle's transformation from a minor city to a world class metropolis. Today we find out about the journey through the context of his narrative that takes us through America's most turbulent times as well. A lifetime of activism - Was it worth it? Listen and discover some of the details of the ‘60's movements in Civil Rights through Nick's own experiences with Students For a Democratic Society and his activities as an activist in Seattle. Discover what happens when people from both sides sit down and talk about their ideas. Whatever your political views, you might find Nick Licata's advice and experience priceless.

During the pandemic, the United States was dealing with the health crises of Covid-19 and rampant white supremacy. Historic inequalities in this country only came into starker relief during the pandemic, and Andrea Ortiz was right there in the thick of it supporting youth organizers who, even in a pandemic, relentlessly challenged oppressive systems in schools and throughout Chicago. Andrea is a community organizer from the Brighton Park Neighborhood Council here in Chicago. We learned so much from her about building youth power and letting students and their voices guide our classrooms and communities. So take a listen and learn how to love our youth harder with Andrea Ortiz…

On Rhode Island College Week:  How much do you use the library for your studies? Amy Barlow, associate professor and librarian, examines how to get students back into the stacks. Amy Barlow is an Associate Professor and Reference Librarian in the James P. Adams Library at Rhode Island College. She has more than a decade […]

In this episode of the PEBC Phenomenal Teaching Podcast Michelle Morris Jones dives into the art of argument writing and the craft of teaching argumentation with PEBC Staff Developers Annie Patterson & Stevi Quate, along with PEBC Lab Host Alisa Wills-Keely. This trio brings a wealth of experience to their work with students and adults. Their conversation highlights the importance of planning for purpose, people, and process along with the workshop model as described in the PEBC Teaching Framework within Wendy Ward Hoffer's Phenomenal Teaching. Annie, Stevi and Alisa lay out a compelling argument that argumentation, when taught well, fosters student empowerment, wisdom, and empathy that transcends the classroom and ultimately impacts the world. Annie shares how teachers can “mentor the thinker” through studying evidence, experiencing perspective bending, and engaging in discourse. Stevi emphasizes the importance of crafting lifeworthy workshops that are steeped in compelling topics, quality mentor texts, and the production of authentic products for real audiences. Alisa shares how the study of argumentation cultivates classroom communities in which everyone is seen and heard, engagement soars, and students are afforded opportunities to make a difference in the world. To learn more about argument writing, check out the PEBC Writing Institute, April 8th, 17th & 25th from 4:30 - 7:00 MST Annie Patterson is the Senior Director of Lab Networks at PEBC. She works locally and nationally to support student understanding, equity, and understanding through presentations, coaching, and facilitating teachers learning alongside one another in classrooms. When she is not supporting teachers and students you can find her reading poetry and taking long walks with her dog Henry. Stevi Quate is the co-author of Clockwatchers and the Just Right Challenge, a PEBC Staff Developer & Independent Consultant. Stevi a fierce advocate for student engagement and believes in the capacity of each and every student and teacher. Stevi is often found adventuring around the US and world, and is never without her writer's notebook. Alisa Wills-Keely is a PEBC Lab Host and Language Arts Educator, who is currently teaching a great group of middle schoolers remotely but looking forward to her return to the regular classroom in the fall. She is a former Literacy Coach and District Secondary Literacy Coordinator. Spending time with her family and cycling keeps her busy when she's not planning amazing reading and writing workshops for students.

This was the finale for the 2020 24 Hours of Student Power Broadcast. It features an amazing live performance by Vancouver singer and songwriter Maia.

A panel interview with 3 UBC Alumni/Students who have created their own podcasts, played during the 2020 24 Hours of Student Power.

Special Broadcast for 24 Hours of Student Power! A conversation with Ishmam and Gabby from UBC Social Justice on the housing crisis, the movement to defund the police, organizing during a pandemic, UBC's performative activism, and how to balance being a student with social justice work.

Special broadcast for 24 Hours of Student Power! Two members of the International Relations Student Association talk about the movement to abolish the police and their own activist work, followed by some music from local artists.

Special Broadcast for 24 Hours of Student Power! A playlist brought to you by CiTR's student executive filled with our favourite tunes.

Special Broadcast for 24 Hours of Student Power! Here's a glimpse into what the student exec are listening to, and what we recommend.

We'll be speaking with Nicholas DaSilva, a community organizer and former VCU student who will be explaining the logistics of VCUPD and their policies. As a candidate for the 5th district, DaSilva will inform listeners about the reality of over-policing in RVA and the importance of VCU students engaging the community. The hosts of Student Power will be guiding a dialogue about what “care” looks like and how communities can keep each other safe. We'll explore what a radical new world would look like and why all narratives should be included in carving out this new world. Lastly, we'll be navigating the disparities and similarities between “defunding” and “abolishing”, specifically focused around VCUPD and RPD. Music by SoundSmiths.

We'll be speaking with Kalia Harris, an organizer from Virginia Student Power Network about what work they've been doing in the community and how they've been guiding our chapter of Student Power for the past two years. We will also be discussing the process of decolonization and what it means to “decolonize your mind”. Additionally, the history of VCU's oppression, gentrification, and performative inclusion will be expressed as well as the history of organizational activism at this institution by student and community organizers. Finally, we'll be engaging listeners with a discussion about why supporting community demands are necessary and the obligation of VCU students to support their Richmond community. Resources from today include: They Were Her Property by Stephanie Jones-Rogers, The Black Power, Sister Citizen by Melissa Harris-Perry, The End of Policing by Alex S. Vitale, Mixtape Sister Outsider by Audre Lorde, Richmond Tenants Union, Justice and Reformation, Leaders of the New South, From Columbus to Castro by Eric Williams, and everything Angela Davis.

Live sets from Pacific City Limits and The FUGUs with some chat time with the bands.

Episode 1: Wiki and Ethan discuss car-sex, BDSM and the HUMP! Film Festival. Features interviews with festival-goers and pornography fans!

Meryl chats with the UBC Musical Theatre Troupe live in the studio! Find them online: @ubcmusicaltheatretroupe on Facebook, @ubcmtt on Twitter and Instagram

UBC C350 talks about commitment to divestment, finding good sources of information on climate justice, and more!

Learn all about the winter sports fanatics on campus with Dan Miller and representatives from Ski and Board. Find out more about Ski and Board at @ubcskiandboard on Instagram and Facebook.

Waking up early for work or class sucks. What sucks less is waking up and listening to a twenty year old playing wake up music and telling you what the weather and the traffic is like throughout Metro Vancouver. So yeah, I guess that may make your day better. Happy Rush Hour!

Learn about the Africa Awareness Initiative on campus! Connect with them on Facebook @abcaai

Do you find dating apps impossible to navigate, confusing, and overall hopeless? Maybe you're not alone. Isa explores Tinder with some special guests in this love-centered podcast.

Students from the Faculty of Land and Food Systems podcast episodes about food sustainability.

Violet speaks to Ethan Donnelly, Ann and Frances Adams, and Pallavi Panigrahi to get to the bottom of cheating and infidelity.

UBC Yoga Club goes in depth about the clubs happenings. Sasha and Katie discuss the role yoga can play in mending the mental health epidemic.

Sprouts Box Coordinator Laura Gordon-Mitchell discusses food security, food waste management, and other projects undertaken by UBC Sprouts.

Meet the Student Executives at CiTR! Discover the tunes they’re listening to, join along with the fun as they play ice breakers, and get excited as they introduce the upcoming programming!

Live performance from UBC Student Band Beneath Orange Skies followed by an interview with the band! Check them out on Instagram @beneathorangeskies and find their music on Spotify and Apple Music.

Christ Alrighty plays in the CiTR Lounge and sits down for an interview.

The Debates. Sanders and Warren rocked it. Delany leading neoliberal, private sector attack dog, Harris has got to ditch Democratic Party consultants. Tim Ryan goes after Medicare for All because using unions?  As of now, only 8 candidates have qualified for the third Democratic presidential debate. Candidates will need 130,000 unique donors and at least 2% in the polls. They have until August 28. Those debates will be in Houston on Sept. 12 and 13th.  Scott Perry’s handpicked townhall turns into a disaster.  Perry blamed the “fake news” and local Indivisible groups for conspiring to make the room look empty when it was actually empty. APSCUF is still without a contract. Negotiations resume on August 8 PA Student Power Network is starting a chapter on Kutztown’s campus this fall.  Trump-appointed NASA chief administrator, Jim Bridenstine, gets behind the industrialization of low earth orbit spearheaded by the increasing commercial use of the International Space Station. Kevin’s daughter wraps up her week at the Da Vinci Science Center’s NASA Space Camp today.  Free Will has two can releases Saturday. DDH Love Letter From the 90’s - Hazy IPA brewed with oats, milk sugar, and Bloody Butcher cornmeal from Castle Valley Mill, then double dry-hopped with Galaxy, Mosaic, and Citra. 7.2% ABV⁣⁣. ⁣⁣And, Cloudy³ - Hazy IPA brewed with oats and milk sugar and hopped utilizing INCOGNITO™ Citra and Mosaic in the whirlpool, with a substantial dry hop consisting of Citra and Ekuanot hop pellets, as well as Mosaic lupulin powder. It’s a collaboration with Levante Brewing. 6.5% ABV

We talk a lot about power imbalance and how it can affect a relationship. It’s when two people are associated with each other, but one of them has a lot more control and power over the dynamic than the other person. This can be a celebrity and a fan, a law enforcement officer and a citizen, an adult and a child, or even a teacher and a student. The story we’re going to discuss today shows us how dangerous the power imbalance between teacher and student can be, if the teacher has bad intentions. If you enjoy our show, be sure to subscribe to us. We'd really appreciate a rating and a review.  Email us at vovpodcast@gmail.com Support us and get BONUS CONTENT at www.patreon.com/vovpodcast Get VoV Merch vovpodcast.threadless.com Follow us on Instagram www.instagram.com/vovpodcast Join our Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/vovsupportsystem

The Social Enterprise Club of UBC chats about what social enterprise is, how it effects you, and how to get involved! Featuring interviews with UBC SEC Exec members and social enterprise business founders. Part of CiTR's annual 24 Hours of Student Power.

Kelli chats with Sarah and Graham of Sprouts about all their new cafe space, food sustainability/accessibility, and all the fun stuff Sprouts has to offer!

Ciaran from UBC Photo Society joins Halla at CiTR. We discuss Photo Soc's mandate, equipment rental program, and upcoming events.

Kelli chats with Diego and Alex from the UBC Varsity Outdoors Club about VOC history, trips, huts, and lots more!

The CITR Student Executive hosts the 24 Hours of Student Power wrap-up show, featuring live in-studio performances by Girlsnails, The Swill Merchants, and Maia Wallace!

It's the EXTRA SPECIAL 24 Hours of Student Power episode where our own Spencer Latu sits down for some exclusive interviews with UBC star athletes including basketball forward Keylyn Filewich and field hockey captains Emily Martin and Rowan Harris.

CiTR and Discorder Student Executive Vice President Danielle sits down with Eisha Sharda, Co-President and Founder of the Foundation for International Medical Relief of Children UBC to talk about the club's work, initiatives, and how to get involved. Part of CiTR's annual 24 Hours of Student Power.

Lexis is joined by James Albers and Claire Bailey for 24HoSP to talk about Visual Arts Students' Association. They discuss what visual arts is, what it's like studying fine arts at an institution, and we hear some sound art made by visual arts students.

Katherine Chambers chats with Brynn La Croix and Ivonne Zhao, president and treasurer of UBC Players Club, about the importance of theatre and the exciting upcoming event, Festival Dionysia. We also get a glimpse into the world of directing with an interview with Jordie Matheson, director of the club's fall mainstage production, Henrik Ibsen's 'Ghosts'.

Kelli Stenson chats with Fiona and Lisa of Friendly Collective, about sustainability, Boba Tea, and their new reusable glass straw business!

The CITR Student Executive kicks off 2018's 24 Hours of Student Power with music, games, and more!

Blame the opposition is government answer to every problem the PF government faces, how does this help solving the problems in the country?What did the student protest tell us about the silent majority in Zambia?These and many more stories on ZBTR this weekend, please join us. 

In this episode, the host talks about student power as a practice of teaching and learning.  She makes a case that it is an essential element of student empowerment... specifically relating to learners who are disenfranchised from the learning process.   Visit the webpage to access the show notes where resources mentioned in the episode are listed:  https://empowermentstartshere.net/2018/05/02/the-case-of-student-power-ep29/

Anarchy Anarchy and Person X discussed current events including a student occupation happening at Howard University (#studentpowerHU), Oklahoma Teachers strike, March for Our Lives and an anarchist perspective on gun reform, and the Burgerville Workers Union filing for a union election. We also interviewed a local organizer, Micknai Arefaine (VP of Social Justice for the Coalition of Graduate Employees and coordinator for the AYA Womxn of Color Initiative) about her role in organizing the upcoming conference, Opening Space for the Radical Imagination. The Radical Imagination conference takes place in Corvallis, Oregon April 6-8 and will feature keynote speakers Walidah Imarisha, Arun Gupta, Zoé Samudzi, Raj Patel, Hillary Lazar, Kristian Williams, and Kevin Van Meter. Tickets are available at www.oregonimagines.com Further Resources for this Episode: Crimethinc "Youth Liberation" https://crimethinc.com/2018/03/20/gun-control-no-youth-liberation-mass-shootings-school-walkouts-getting-free Oklahoma Teachers Strike www.twitter.com/okea Burgerville Workers Union http://www.burgervilleworkersunion.org/ Student Power at Howard University www.twitter.com/HUResist LabourWave is an exploration of culture, politics, rebellion, and alternatives to capitalism recorded in Corvallis, Oregon. We want to hear your ideas for all things anti-capitalist! Contact us at corvallislabourwave@gmail.com

Halla hosts, and is joined by AMS President, Alan Ehrenholz. We talk about the Buzzfeed quiz 'Which AMS Exec Are You?', the AMS Policy on Expulsion from AMS Property, and the AMS communications policy.

Dora interviews Vegans of UBC for 24 Hours of Student Power.

UBC Psychedelics community join Lucy Clarkson in the studio to talk about their new club, what they're all about, and the way in which psychedelics are transforming the neuroscience field.

Lucy Clarkson from CiTR's student executive talks with Hempology 101, UBC's cannabis activism club. They talk stigma, upcoming legalization, their clubs events, and play some cannabis inspired tunes. Finishing off with a poem by the clubs president, Jordan.

Hey dedicated Discorder Radio fans we are BACK for a super special episode of Discorder Radio for CiTR & Discorder's 24 Hours of Student Power!!Dora interviews Shindig Finalists Bored Decor, Mamarudegyal, and Sorry Edith and the ENTIRE Discorder Masthead. Do you know how hard it is to get the Discorder Masthead together??!We also have some suggestions of events happening both on and off campus so check them out if you have a chance. S/O to Necking, Scrivner, Supermoon, future star, cruel sport, Strange Breed, and Spike Girls for lending their tunes to the cause

Lucy from the student executive of CiTR talks to CVC! About the club, the names history, their experiences with the club and UBC life.

Halla hosts, and is joined by Julia and Maaike from UBC's Classical, Near Eastern and Religious Student Association. We chat about upcoming events, the undergraduate journal LOGOS, and fun electives in the department.

Halla hosts, and is joined by Micah and Lizzie from Blank Vinyl Project. We talk about Goosehunt 2018, BVP's songwriting sessions, play BVP artists + more!

Halla hosts, and is joined by Maira from Sprouts. We talk about Sprouts' move into the Old SUB, Community Eats, and their proposed referendum!

Eric Thompson sits down to chat with UBC mens hockey goalie, Matt Hewitt, for a special Thunderbird Eye episode during '24 Hours of Student Power 2018.'

Are you interested in developing the skills you need to be an effective activist and organizer? Then you should check out this episode of It’s Hot In Here where we chat with students organizing a student-run teach-in at the University of Michigan called Onward: A Student Power Summit. Hosts Chris Askew-Merwin and Heena Singh (in … Continue reading Onward: A Student Power Summit →

Local group CURSOR plays live in CiTR's studio for 24 Hours of Student Power.

Local band Mirepoix play live in CiTR's studio for 24 Hours of Student Power.

A full two hours of student podcasts produced by students of Duncan McHugh's LFS 400 class. Brought to you as part of CiTR's "24 Hours of Student Power"

DIVE Into UBC presents a full hour of music, interviews and art talk. Featuring performances by Jazz duo Janine and Jacques (engineering by George Dean), and synth pop trio Alex, Ohi and Riki (engineering by Neilinder Saini).

The Gender, Race, Sexuality and Social Justice Undergraduate association plays some rad femme music to ease you into Thursday night. Listen in as association president Alison, treasurer Ghada and executives Shurti and Dezy talk about what the association does and the fabulous end of the year F-word Conference.

Student Power Club Extravaganza! UBC Players Club interview with Kat, Sauder Health/Wellness interview with Chloe, and UBC VDay interview with Josh. 3 clubs, music, good talks.

UBC Improv host a half hour of improv games. Then, a complete switch-around: an interview with members of UBC Safewalk about what they do on campus! A full hour of student content.

All Access Pass is CiTR's collectively-run show that covers issues of inclusion, equity, and accessibility for people with diverse cognitive and physical abilities. Get to know the Access Collective as they discuss some of the cool things their show is doing and play some of their personal favorite tunes.

Chinese Varsity Club takes over the airwaves for a half hour of real talk

Matt and Josh host a morning show. Music + an interview with the UBC Psychedelics Club