Podcasts about united nations peacekeepers

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This week saw the International Day of United Nations Peacekeepers, so our show of course features tracks from the 1970s all about peace and love and an end to fighting.... LEARN MORE The post Get on the peace train appeared first on Living in the 70s.

When your country is at war, chances are you might have other priorities than attending an event at the UN that promotes peace.  But that's not the case for Ukrainian teenager Daria Yelisieienko, who travelled all the way from her war-torn country this week, to show her support for United Nations peacekeepers everywhere.  These soldiers with their trademark blue helmets are honoured every year on 30 May, the International Day of United Nations Peacekeepers, at ceremonies such as the one that took place at UN Geneva this Monday - which is where UN News's Daniel Johnson caught up with Daria. 

When your country is at war, chances are you might have other priorities than attending an event at the UN that promotes peace.  But that's not the case for Ukrainian teenager Daria Yelisieienko, who travelled all the way from her war-torn country this week, to show her support for United Nations peacekeepers everywhere.  These soldiers with their trademark blue helmets are honoured every year on 30 May, the International Day of United Nations Peacekeepers, at ceremonies such as the one that took place at UN Geneva this Monday - which is where UN News's Daniel Johnson caught up with Daria. 

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What better way to wrap up the AFF podcast for 2020 than with the lovely Emily Positano?  You don’t have to be an entrepreneur to be mindful of the brand you put out there. Your brand is all about your core identity. It’s what makes you stand out in the crowd. You do not have to be an entrepreneur to care about your message; we all have a brand!  Emily shares what she’s learned over the years as a branding expert. We talk about identity, masculine/ feminine dichotomy in branding, marketing, personal branding, community, and the role of connection during the COVID-19 pandemic.  Listen to learn about how to make the message you’re putting out there align with who you authentically are.  Emily Positano is the founder of Made Manifest Brands, a conscious branding agency for purpose-driven entrepreneurs using business as a force for good. She shows clients how to build magnetic brands that amplify their businesses and light up the world. Emily has spent almost a decade living and breathing purposeful marketing. She began her career running communications for a community-based nonprofit in Washington, DC. There, she learned the power of brand first-hand, helping a small community-based organization transform into a renowned player inside the Beltway and beyond. Emily moved to New York City on a mission to help purpose-driven businesses through brand, and there she honed her skills as a strategist for two of the top branding agencies in the country. Emily was mentored directly by the best branders in the business, and quickly rose to leading the brand strategy development for a prestigious portfolio of clients. Over the course of her career, Emily has been privileged to strategize, advise, and build brands for some of the world’s most renowned organizations. Her purpose-driven client list includes Teach For America, MoveOn.org, United Nations Peacekeepers, St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, The Muscular Dystrophy Association, Easterseals, Project ALS, Womankind, The Fashion Institute of Technology, The Ladies Community, NEXT for Autism and Mercy College. She has also worked with leading brands in the tech and media space like Intel, Acer, Turner Media, ETrade, Univision and more. In 2016, Emily launched her own brand consultancy serving conscious businesses and entrepreneurs through brand coaching, strategy, design and experience. She earned her BA from Marquette University, and is certified in Social Impact Strategy by the University of Pennsylvania. Loving the podcast?  Check out the Cozy and Connected Coven membership to get exclusive access to a library of trainings, monthly live events, and a community of like minded women.   Shownotes: Made Manifest Brands Website Emily’s Instagram  Brand Superpower Quiz Download Made Manifest Brands’ Complete Brank Toolkit  Cozy and Connected Coven  Empowered AF mastermind Airy Fairy Feminist Facebook group Connect with meInstagram: @airyfairyfeministFacebook groupAiryfairyfeminist.com

Welcome to our second episode in our Foreign Policy Toolbox Series — where we unravel the mysteries of the most important institutions, concepts, and policies that decision makers actually use to implement foreign policy. In today’s episode, we are discussing the United Nations Peacekeepers. What do UN peacekeepers actually do, where are they deployed today, … Continue reading FP Toolbox: UN Peacekeepers with Dr. Paul D. Williams

Thanks to the PeaceNews you will be aware of all the affairs of the first Russian Peace-Creator Lucky Lee (PeaceMan), as well as the latest news about Peace that appear in different parts of our planet! ⠀ The host is Ekaterina Aleshina. Today's PeaceNews release is dedicated to International Day of United Nations Peacekeepers From it you will learn: - About the International Day of UN Peacekeepers, which is annually celebrated on May 29; - About the activities of the most important PeaceCreator of Russia Lucky Lee (PeaceMan); - about the initiative of the Peace-Creator Lucky Lee to establish a new holiday. PeaceNews can be watched with the whole family, because this is the only news without crime and negativity. ⠀ Tell us in the comments how do you like this release of PeaceNews Do not forget to like and subscribe to the most Peace-Creative YouTube channel PeaceManRU. Be sure to show the video to your friends and other people! СМОТРИ НАС ТАМ, ГДЕ ТЕБЕ УДОБНО: Миротворческое СМИ: http://luckystream.ru/ Instagram PeaceManRu: https://www.instagram.com/peacemanru/ Facebook PeaceManRu: https://www.facebook.com/PeaceManRu "ВКонтакте" PeaceManRu: https://vk.com/peacemanru YouTube LuckyLee69: https://www.youtube.com/luckylee69 YouTube PeaceManReality: https://www.youtube.com/c/PeaceManReality YouTube PeaceMan360: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCib_VzZoZ57NuNqy4ce6QeQ YouTube PeaceMan 18+: https://www.youtube.com/c/peaceman18plus YouTube PeaceManRu: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8HAfdiyth2UD3nR44oFeOg Twitter PeaceMan: https://twitter.com/peacemanru Twitch PeaceMan: https://www.twitch.tv/peacemanru Telegram PeaceMan: https://t.me/PeaceManRU PEACEMAN - супергерой, чья цель - убедить политических деятелей, СМИ и людей различных наций в том, что для сохранения жизни на Земле необходимо достичь МИРЪЪЪа/PEACEa/ПИСа между всеми странами и нациями. Все началось с того, что успешный бизнесмен, известный шоумен и продюсер, владелец элитного столичного стриптиз-клуба Лаки Ли решил снять документальный фильм, повествующий о новой в России отрасли развлечений - стриптизе. Картина получила название Mission: StriPeace-Unbelievable. Фильм собрал целую плеяду наград именитых кинофестивалей и конкурсов: - «Лучший иностранный фильм» на The Colorado Film International Film Festival в CША; - номинация «Галерея портретов выдающихся людей» на Международном миротворческом кинофестивале «Я люблю МИР» в Ялте; - номинация Platinum Reel Award Winners на фестивале Nevada Film Festival 2017. Далее, в 2018 году, Лаки Ли получил орден «За вклад в общественную деятельность России» из рук доверенного лица Владимира Владимировича Путина. Связав эти события с ошеломительной популярностью различных миротворческих акций и проектов, Лаки осознал значимость и всеобщее одобрение его миротворческой программы. Вследствие этого он пришел к мнению, что деятельность PeaceMan'a небезразлична обществу не только в России, но и получает одобрение народов из самых разных уголков планеты. Так произошла последняя трансформация Лаки Ли из миротворца в миротворца-блогера. Лаки понял, что должен донести свое мировоззрение до как можно большего числа людей. С этой целью он запустил свой собственный Youtube-канал PeaceManRU. Подписывайся на YouTube-канал PeaceManRu, следи за жизнью Лаки и его команды! Присоединяйся к движению Vote4peace и голосуй за прекращение холодной войны на сайте! #AntónioGuterres #PeaceManRu #PeaceNews

Former Yugoslavia leaders sign Dayton Peace Accord. After Yugoslavia’s communist dictator Marshal Tito died in 1980, ethnic differences generated chaos. Ethnic and religious factions pitted Albanians, Serbs, Croats, Slovenes, Orthodox Christians, Catholics and Muslims against each other, resulting in three and a half years of civil war marked by ethnic cleansing and 200,000 deaths. Eventually, the leaders of Bosnia, Serbia and Croatia initiated a peace process named after talks that took place in Dayton, Ohio. On December 14, 1995 in Paris, the three leaders signed the Dayton Accord, which pledged thousands of United Nations Peacekeepers to the region to keep Bosnia together, yet with divided federations. The Croat federation held most of the country’s 51 per cent Muslims, while the Serb republic held the remainder of the population. The peace process was paved with conflict and mistrust and complicated by Serbia’s leader, Slobodan Milosevic, attempting to control as much of the former Yugoslavia as possible; he was later prosecuted for war crimes and died in his prison cell in March, 2006. But by 2003, the UN succeeded in transferring powers to local police and military. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Listen to the Sat. Dec. 9, 2017 edition of the Pan-African Journal: Worldwide Radio Broadcast hosted by Abayomi Azikiwe, editor of the Pan-African News Wire. The program features our regular PANW report with dispatches on the ongoing demonstrations in Palestine and around the world condemning the declaration of United States President Donald Trump moving the embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem; bombing attacks by the Gulf Cooperation Council against the Middle Eastern state of Yemen are continuing in the aftermath of the assassination of former President Ali Abdullah Saleh; the ruling ZANU-PF party in Zimbabwe is making preparations for the upcoming special congress to chart the course for the next year; and 15 United Nations Peacekeepers have been killed in the Democratic Republic of Congo. In the second hour of the program we look back at the 50th anniversary of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Massey Lectures featuring Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. in December 1967. Then we pay tribute to the 50th anniversary of the death of African American rhythm and blues artist Otis Redding.

First United Nations peacekeeping operation leads to annual day of recognition. The United Nations officially came into existence on October 24, 1945. Its Universal Declaration of Human Rights, ratified in 1948, is one of its most important documents. In order to protect human rights, the UN marked peacekeeping as an early priority. The first peacekeeping operation was established for the Middle East in 1948, along with the United Nations Truce Supervision Organization. On May 29, 1948, operations began with unarmed military observers in Palestine, an assignment that continues today. Since then, dozens of peacekeeping operations have involved thousands of troops in monitoring ceasefires and buffer zones, and serving as military observers, disarmament experts, civilian police, human rights workers, humanitarian workers and civil administrators. At its peak in 1993, the UN had 70,000 troops deployed around the world. Although peacekeeping is not mentioned in the UN Charter, the Security Council provides the mandate and defines the tasks. Nine of the Security Council’s 15 members must vote on a peacekeeping mission and none of the five permanent members against it, for it to go ahead. In 2002, the General Assembly voted to establish May 29th as the International Day of United Nations Peacekeepers, an annual commemoration kicked off in 2003. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On July 9, South Sudan commemorates its 5th independence day. And I say "commemorates" and not "celebrates" because there is not a whole lot to celebrate. The country has been mired in conflict since late 2013, when a political dispute between president Salva Kiir and his deputy Riek Machar devolved into an armed battle and then full blown civil war.   The consequences of this war for the people of South Sudan have been immense. Millions have been displaced, and though a peace deal was signed last year violence continues to flare up and the humanitarian situation is as dire as ever.  On the line to discuss recent developments in South Sudan, the role of the United Nations Peacekeepers in the country, and the humanitarian situation is Noah Gottschalk, who is the senior humanitarian policy advisor at Oxfam. He does a good job of offering some broader context to understand how South Sudan has so unraveled in the last five years.    If you have 20 minutes and want to understand the deep challenges that face the people of South Sudan on the country's 5th birthday --  and the leaders under whom they have been so ill-served --  have a listen. 

This week I talk about the recent changes made to the Savage Worlds Fringeworthy playtest rules. The first sandboxed world, The Junkyard pokiwol, has been created with adventure hooks. The Fringeborn Character template has been added to the Character Creation section of the rules. The Fringeborn Edge has been created. Ported over the d20 Fringeworthy Campaign types and models. Renamed the United Nations Space Agency to the World Aeronautics Exploration Agency, WAXA. This was added at the same time I added the United Nations Peacekeepers, Fringe Division. Things to do for next week:Update the Campaign Types to take account of Portals Book 4. Events in that book will alter potential campaign types. Add in Budget rules for IDE Teams due to the fact that the UN doesn't have much money.  Update the UNIDA description to make it clear that it's an affiliate organization to the UN, that's beholden to the Security Council. Add in the new character type: The Freelancer. A Fringeworthy explorer who doesn't belong to UNIDA or TÆSS. Update again next Sunday! Links: Fringeworthy Google Drive FolderSavage Fringeworthy Design Facebook Page