Podcasts about united voices

United Voices 1.03 | In this latest episode of our United Voices series, Sam and David chat with artist Marty Griot. His work brings colour to matchdays and beyond, bleeding into its environment. We discuss past, present and future, as well as inspiration and aspiration, plus a quick catch-up about last week's defeat to table-toping Leeds United. thepinch.uk/ Get full access to The Pinch at www.thepinch.uk/subscribe

「【3/4開催】女性起業家によるピッチから、経営者同士のラウンドテーブルまで。ジェンダー平等へのアクションを推進する参加型イベント」　ジェンダー平等の推進を目指すイベント「United Voices for Equality: 共創で更なるアクションを」が横浜で開催されます。DEIの実践につながる多様なプログラムが用意されてます。The post 【3/4開催】女性起業家によるピッチから、経営者同士のラウンドテーブルまで。ジェンダー平等へのアクションを推進する参加型イベント first appeared on IDEAS FOR GOOD.

Send us a textWhat if a single phone call could turn your entire world upside down? In this heartfelt episode of Amplified Voices, Amber and Jason are in conversation with  Shawn Barrera-Leaf, whose family faced a seismic shift in August 2017. Just as Shawn was preparing for her eldest son's wedding, she received the shocking news that her youngest son, an aspiring doctor, had been arrested on a serious charge. Listen as Shawn opens up about the initial shock, confusion, and emotional turmoil that enveloped her family during this unimaginable time.Join us as we navigate the complexities of the criminal legal system through Shawn's eyes. She shares the family's journey through accountability, court proceedings, the significant financial and emotional strains, and the critical role of mental health counseling in helping them cope. You'll hear about the stark realities of mandatory minimum sentencing and the often-overlooked human aspects of legal battles. Shawn's story sheds light on the resilience required to endure and the importance of supportive people and networks that provided solace during their darkest days.In the latter part of our conversation, we explore Shawn's inspiring involvement in advocacy work. Discover how connecting with Michigan Citizens for Justice and founding United Voices for Sex Offense Reform provided her with a sense of purpose and community. Celebrate with us the power of unity and collective action as we reflect on the hope and strength that can emerge from connections amidst significant adversity.About Shawn:Shawn Barrera-Leaf, a Michigan native, began her journey into criminal justice advocacy in 2017 when her son's conviction drastically altered their lives. As the Executive Director of United Voices for Sex Offense Reform (UV4SOR) a national nonprofit, Shawn leads the organization to challenge punitive laws, raise awareness about the harm inflicted by the carceral system, and promote healing. UV4SOR's advocacy efforts convey that justice is not about retribution, but about restoring dignity, hope, and the belief in second chances. She serves on the board of CURE-SORT and is actively involved in the steering committee of the National Coalition Against Conviction Registries comprised of 30+ organizations working together to abolish the Sex Offense Registry and its regime. Shawn can be reached at sbleaf@uv4sor.org or through thewebsite UV4SORSupport the show

United Voices 1.02 | Originally published on The Pinch last year, David Beeden discusses the Green'Un and his dad. thepinch.uk/ Get full access to The Pinch at www.thepinch.uk/subscribe

In this special collaborative episode, co-hosts Matt Sabatello and Rich Johannesen of the Tick Boot Camp Podcast join forces with Cassidy Colbert from the "It Goes Without Saying" podcast and Lacey Anderson from the "Your Lyme Matters" podcast. This episode marks a unique triple-platform broadcast aimed at reaching as many people as possible within the Lyme disease and co-infection community. Join us as we discuss our journeys, the formation of our supportive Lyme community, and the crucial steps we all take towards healing and advocacy. From the early days of virtual support groups to the creation of the Tick Boot Camp Podcast, this episode is packed with insights, heartfelt stories, and powerful lessons learned. Key Points Discussed: Introductions and Backgrounds: Lacey Anderson introduces the episode as the home opener for the "Your Lyme Matters" podcast. Cassidy Colbert and her journey with the "It Goes Without Saying" podcast. Matt Sabatello and Rich Johannesen's creation and evolution of the Tick Boot Camp Podcast. The Power of Community: The formation and impact of virtual support groups. Personal stories of connection and support within the Lyme community. The importance of unfiltered discussions and sharing experiences. Interviewing Matt and Rich: How Lacey and Cassidy first connected with Matt and Rich. The importance of candid conversations about Lyme disease and its transmission. Mental Health and Lyme Disease: Experiences with anxiety, depression, and panic attacks triggered by Lyme disease. The psychological impact of Lyme disease and the importance of mental health support. Grief and Acceptance: Understanding the grief cycle in relation to chronic illness. The journey from denial to acceptance and the role of therapy and support. Future Plans and Projects: Matt and Rich's upcoming YouTube channel dedicated to sharing insights and patterns observed from hundreds of interviews. The importance of continuous learning and adapting to new information within the Lyme community. Resources Mentioned: Dr. Kathleen King and Primal Trust: Insights on the cell danger response and nervous system regulation. Dr. Leo Shea III and Neuropsychology: The ability of microbes, like Lyme, to cause psychiatric distress. Dr. Omar Morales and Neurological Lyme: Discussions on psychiatric symptoms related to Lyme disease. Heather Glovack and the Grief Cycle: Understanding the process of grieving within the Lyme community. CBD Oil and Herbal Protocols: The benefits of CBD oil and the HPA balance for managing symptoms.

United Voices 1.01 | Originally published on The Pinch last year, Tom O'Brien reads his story Pies, Poverty and Parasites, a tribute to a lifelong Blade.thepinch.uk/ Get full access to The Pinch at www.thepinch.uk/subscribe

Learn about the secret sauce behind Puerto Rico's approach to storytelling. Mark also explores the relationship between a CMO and a CEO at a DMO, and you'll find out about the "United Voices" campaign partnership with Afar. Leah Chandler is Chief Marketing Officer at Discover Puerto Rico.

What happens when a career in law enforcement collides with unexpected personal and legal challenges? In this episode of Amplified Voices, Amber and Jason discover Joe and Amy's extraordinary journey. Joe, a former law enforcement officer, shares his story of camaraderie and disillusionment within the justice system. He opens up about his middle-class upbringing in Michigan, his educational and athletic pursuits, and what he saw in the system that led him to adopt a more empathetic view towards incarcerated people. Joe recounts the bewildering experience of facing allegations that challenged his understanding of the law and his own actions. Explore the profound impact on Joe and Amy's life as they navigate post-incarceration challenges, from probation and registry restrictions to societal judgment. Learn how they built a supportive relationship and a loving environment for their son, despite encountering significant hurdles like employment difficulties and community stigma. Together, Joe and Amy's story is a testament to the power of resilience, the strength of familial support, and the ongoing fight for justice and fair treatment. Organizations mentioned in the episode:United Voices for Sex Offense ReformWomen Against RegistrySupport the Show.

In this episode, "Echoes of Advocacy & Empowerment: United Voices for Change," we delve into the heart of collective action and advocacy with Dr. Justin Young, a governmental affairs specialist. Join us as we explore the impactful narratives from the National Federation of the Blind Washington Seminar, highlighting the powerful convergence of voices advocating for meaningful legislative change. Discover how unity, empowerment, and collective action pushes our movement forward. From where it all began to our three current legislative priorities today, members of the Federation gather in Washington DC to meet with our elected officials at the nation's capital to advocate for change. Learn more about Washington seminar and our legislative priorities: https://nfb.org/programs-services/advocacy/washington-seminar Hosted by Seyoon Choi and cohosted by Isabel Rosario Produced by James Yesel and Seyoon Choi Visit us on the web at nabslink.org Facebook, Instagram, Tiktok and Mastodon @nabslink

Our guest today is Danielle Parker, the Associate Director of the community-based, non-profit organization United Voicesfor Newcomer Rights (UVNR). UVNR cultivates educational, economic, cultural, social and physical andmental health resources in partnership with newcomers to empower them to achieve system changethat supports their well-being and integration in their new communities. UVNR uses the inclusive, non-stigmatized term “newcomers” to include anyone who has migrated to the U.S., including refugees,immigrants, and asylum seekers, and to build solidary among the groups – recognizing the sharedexperiences of migration and resettlement challenges.Ms. Parker began her career journey when she was an undergraduate student at the University of NewMexico and participated in the Refugee and Immigrant Well-being Project - a collaborative program runbetween UVNR and UNM that trains undergraduate and graduate students as paraprofessionaladvocates and then pairs them with newcomer families to engage in 6 months of mutual learning,mobilization of resources, and advocacy efforts.On behalf of HealthCare UnTold we honor Danielle Parker and Unite Voices for Newcomer Rights for their incredible work on behalf of newcomers in the New Mexico.

Heute gibt es eine kleine Kennenlern Episode für meinen neuen Co-Host, Fabi Konrad.Wir plaudern ein wenig darüber, wie wir zum Surfen gekommen sind, was die vermeindlich bedeutsamste Welle unserer bisherigen Surf-Kariere war und wir unsere Karriere bisher sonst so verlief. In Zukunft werde ich des öfteren kurze Folgen mit Fabi gemeinsam aufnehmen, in denen wir auch hin und wieder kurze Anekdoten über uns preisgeben. Ausführlichere Interviews bleiben aber selbstverständlich ebenfalls Teil des Podcasts.Kontakt zu mir:Website:https://surfpodcast.de/Instagram:@wellenlaenge_surf_podcastEmail: benni(at)surfpodcast.deKontakt zu Fabi und Timemachine:Instagram: @konne_productionInstagram: @timemachinesurfcoMeine Cooperationspartner:Costaboard BalanceboardsWebsite und Onlineshop: costaboard.com!!! 40,00 Euro Rabatt!!!auf alle Artikel ...Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten. kostenlos-hosten.de ist ein Produkt der Podcastbude.Gern unterstützen wir dich bei deiner Podcast-Produktion.

Uniting Voices Chicago, formerly known as the Chicago Children's Choir, will sing the National Anthem ahead of the Grant Park 220 NASCAR Cup Series event Sunday. Members Fatima White and Zachary Stone join Lisa Dent to talk about how they’ve been preparing for this weekend’s event. Follow The Lisa Dent Show on Twitter:Follow @LisaDentSpeaksFollow @SteveBertrand Follow […]

Maraming napagusapang dokumento, annexes, agreements, and laws. At lahat ito ay more than just a piece of paper. Pero paano nga ba ito nararamdaman ng mga taga Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao? Tatalakayin ito sa season finale ng "Balangkas ng Bukas."Balangkas ng Bukas is a podcast by Youth Leadership for Democracy (YouthLed)—a project of The Asia Foundation and the United States Agency for International Development, powered by PumaPodcast with the support of the United Voices for Peace Network.To learn more about how reforms are made, subscribe to discover more episodes. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

"People will only leave a relationship when they are treated badly." isn't just a quote applicable to our love lives. Tungkol din 'yan sa pagbuo ng Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao. Professor Miriam Coronel-Ferrer and Director Wendell Orbeso, Member of Parliament Anna Basman, and Director Emboy Bahjin of the Office of the Presidential Adviser on Peace, Reconciliation and Unity speak on the lengthy debates at congress and the most important parts of the Bangsamoro Organic Law in this episode of "Balangkas ng Bukas."Balangkas ng Bukas is a podcast by Youth Leadership for Democracy (YouthLed)—a project of The Asia Foundation and the United States Agency for International Development, powered by PumaPodcast with the support of the United Voices for Peace Network.Subscribe so you don't miss an episode! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The first episode of the series traced the Bangsamoros' history from pre-colonial times up until the administration of Ferdinand Marcos Sr., so let's pick up where we left off. Here's part two of our history lesson on the Bangsamoro as told by BARMM Minister of Parliament Anna Basman and Professor Tirmizy Abdullah, a historian from Mindanao State University. From the "Balangkas ng Bukas" podcast.Balangkas ng Bukas is a podcast by Youth Leadership for Democracy (YouthLed)—a project of The Asia Foundation and the United States Agency for International Development, powered by PumaPodcast with the support of the United Voices for Peace Network.Subscribe so you don't miss an episode! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Get an introduction to the Bangsamoro Organic Law by tracing the history of Muslim Mindanao with Professor Tirmizy Abdullah, a historian from Mindanao State University. From the arrival of Islam, to significant events in recent history, this is season 1 of "Balangkas ng Bukas": a new podcast that looks into the events that ignited the changes we see and enjoy today.Balangkas ng Bukas is a podcast by Youth Leadership for Democracy (YouthLed)—a project of The Asia Foundation and the United States Agency for International Development, powered by PumaPodcast with the support of the United Voices for Peace Network.Subscribe so you don't miss an episode! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Sina Port is an entrepreneur, storyteller, strategist & passionate teacher dedicated to creating and scaling purpose-driven brands that change the world. In her day job she is Head of Communications for United Voices at Addidas, while on the side she is building her personal brand. We talk about practical tips of how to grow your personal brand and create the kind of content that you love to consume. 

Radicals in Conversation in-haus is a new podcast series collaboration between Pluto Press and Bookhaus, an independent bookshop in Bristol. RIC in-haus is recorded on location at Bookhaus. The bookshop's 'in-haus' events programme features authors of some of the most exciting political nonfiction currently being published. In episode 1, Stacey Clare, author of The Ethical Stripper, is in conversation with Amélie from the Bristol Sex Workers Collective. They talk about why many strippers are identifying with the sex worker label; how workers in the industry are organising through the United Voices of the World (UVW) union; and the challenges they face, from both the mainstream feminist movement, and workplace closures in the wake of the pandemic. --- Buy the book: bookhausbristol.com/shop Find out more about the Bristol Sex Workers Collective: bristolswc.com United Sex Workers crowdfunder: gofundme.com/f/urgent-save-our-strip-clubs-our-workplaces?qid=86f5dfe976298d7352f579429c37af7a

On this episode of Iron Sharpens Iron, Leon and De'Wayne sit down with Andy Toy, Policy Director at PACDC. Amidst a season of tragedy surrounding affordable housing during the harshest weather season of the year, Andy talks about what has caused our affordable housing crisis, the pros and cons of Accessory Dwelling Units, and some of the housing victories we have seen locally. Andy Toy is the Policy Director at PACDC, where he chairs the Housing Committee among many other things. Andy is recognized as a thought leader and innovator when it comes to community and economic development. Andy's policy and advocacy work has included efforts to ensure everyone has a voice in their community. He founded United Voices for Philadelphia and still engages in voter registration and voting advocacy. Andy also helped garner support for our public schools by founding the Philadelphia Public School Giving Circle and serving on the Philadelphia Public School Notebook. Andy was an appointee on the Philadelphia Zoning Code Commission where he championed mixed income zoning policies as well as Accessory Dwelling Units. In 2006, Andy was selected as one of the top 101 Connectors in Philadelphia, and in 2021, he was named to Pennsylvania's inaugural 50 Over 50 list by AARP and City&State. Episode transcript available here: https://pacdc.org/2017/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/How-Did-We-Get-Here_-Affordable-Housing-Policy-with-Andy-Toy_otter_ai.pdf Producer: Philadelphia Association of Community Development Corporations, Sound Editor: Andrew Heppard, Cover Art: Jennifer Selpa, Music: Needed You by Will Ellsworth

In this episode, I invited Veronica Sabbag. She's a global citizen and the founder of United Voices 4 Peace. We talked about ... - Creative Industry & Economic Impact - Cultural Diplomacy - Creating bridges through individual stories. - Future of supporting & working with artists Guest Bio Veronica Sabbag is a global citizen committed to multicultural and international best practices. She holds a Degree in Law from the University of La Sorbonne, a Masters Degree in European Studies from l'Université Libre de Bruxelles (ULB) and a Certificate on Cultural Diplomacy from the Institute for Cultural Diplomacy ICD). She served for the European Union in different positions for over 20 years, forging her experience in conflict management, defence and security. In this context, she has dealt with some of the most challenging global conflicts. Understanding the need to resolve today's major challenges beyond traditional diplomatic tools, she decided to found the NGO “United Voices 4 Peace” fostering a Universal Culture of Peace through Music and the Arts. With this citizen-led cultural peace initiative promoting diverse forms of inter-cultural exchanges, Veronica has facilitated the realisation of collaborative artistic projects advocating for diversity, tolerance, acceptance, inclusion and dialogue. Some of her most successful projects in this context are : the “Global Women In Music 4 Human Rights” empowering women in the music sector, “Together in Solidarity” and “Dance or Die : From Syria to New York” echoing the voice of Syrian dancer and refugee, Ahmad Joudeh, raising awareness on the humanitarian crisis in Syria at local, regional and international level. Website https://www.uv4peace.org/ Show Notes 02:30 What is a fun fact that most people don't know about you? 03:30 How do people relate to art and artists in Europe? Is it different from NY? 06:15 *Quote* “Artists said what other people didn't dare say”. 09:16 Creative Industry and economic impact NY x Europe 11:40 Can you talk more about your organization, United Voices 4 Peace? 15:25 What is Cultural Diplomacy? 17:08 Citizen Cultural Diplomacy - Bridging the gap of diplomatic and citizen's world. 21:45 Witnessing the shift; Involvement of Artists in Cultural Diplomacy and beyond. 24:45 *Quote: Artists have lots of space, to bring people together, to fight for social justice and prejudice. 28:05 What shifts would you like to see in relation to how people support artists? 31:15 How do people integrate art or start working with artists? 36:00 What led you to make a transition from EU space to starting United Voices 4 Peace? 42:05 What is next for United Voices 4 Peace? 45:00 How can people learn more about your work? Call to Action Everyone has a piece to play. Let's be the best version of ourselves. Thank you everyone for listening to this episode. Visit my website [ www.yukoislovelivelife.com ] and I'd love to connect with you there. You can sign up to my weekly newsletter or join my Patreon community [www.patreon.com/YUKOISLOVELIVELIFE ] and discuss more about Art + People and Social good. Till next story, let's stay connected. Yuko

In the continuing fight for women's rights, who is responsible for change, and who should stand up and make a difference today? Amika George is the Founder of #FreePeriods, a global campaign to end period poverty, which she started at the age of 17. Her campaign successfully persuaded the UK government to pledge funds to provide free menstrual products in all English schools and colleges in 2017. More recently she wrote her first book, Make it Happen: How to Be an Activist. In the final episode of this series, Amika joins British Library Curator Polly Russell to discuss the anatomy of activism – explaining her journey, and giving thoughts on how women can continue to organise and made their voices heard. They hear from key campaigners including Rachel Grocott from Bloody Good Period, LGBTIQA+ activist Prishita Maheshwari-Aplin from Voices 4 London, Natasha Walter from Women for Refugee Women, and Isabel Cortes from United Voices of the World. Unfinished Business podcast series is generously supported by Joanna and Graham Barker and The Eccles Centre for American Studies.

TV-Moderator und Schauspieler Jochen Schropp spricht über Queerfeindlichkeit im Reality-TV, warum Reden über Sex guttut und was die Community für ihn bedeutet. Wer immer noch Angst hat, dass ein öffentliches Coming-out zwangsläufig eine Karriere im Showbiz verhindert, schaut am besten auf Jochen Schropp. Vor drei Jahren sprach der heute 42-Jährige mit dem "stern" erstmals über seine Homosexualität – heute ist er eines der bekanntesten Gesichter im deutschen Fernsehen. Beim Zappen auf Sat.1 kann man ihm kaum entkommen. Schropp moderiert u.a. "Promi Big Brother", "United Voices" und "Die Festspiele der Reality-Stars" sowie als Vertretung auch im Frühstücksfernsehen. Bevor im August zum neunten Mal mehr oder weniger bekannte Selbstdarsteller*innen in den TV-Container ziehen, fand Schropp Zeit für einen Besuch im QUEERKRAM-Studio von Johannes Kram – und wird gleich zu Beginn mit inszenierter Queerfeindlichkeit bei seinem Haussender konfrontiert. Wir erinnern uns: Im Frühjahr sendete Sat.1 erst die homofeindlichen Tiraden des Prinzen Marcus von Anhalt bei "Promis unter Palmen", erst nach heftiger Kritik verschwanden die Episoden nach und nach aus der Mediathek. Am Ende wurde das gesamte Format vom Sender beerdigt. "Bei 'Promis unter Palmen' hätte mehr durchgegriffen werden müssen", sagt Jochen Schropp im Podcast – und geht recht deutlich mit den deutschen Privatsendern ins Gericht. Queere Menschen seien in Realityformaten "oft vorgeführt worden, gerade transidente Menschen", kritisiert er. Erst in den letzten Jahren sei es besser geworden. "Es musste zigmal knallen, damit sich was verändert hat." Er selbst werde keine Queerfeindlichkeit bei "Promi Big Brother" dulden, kündigt er an. "Ich bin ein Mensch mit Haltung und ich will gewisse Sachen im Fernsehen nicht sehen." Jochen Schropp, der Unterhalter, ist angespannt in dieser Phase des Podcasts, und er spricht sein Unwohlsein auch an, erklärt dies mit der für ihn schwierigen Talksituation: noch ungefrühstückt morgens eine Stunde bei solchen Themen im Stehen Rede und Antwort geben zu sollen. Johannes Kram, der Publizist, ist zunächst perplex, schließlich hat er nicht einmal kritisch nachgebohrt. Schropp will, das sagt er später im Podcast, Veränderungen durch freundliches Überzeugen erreichen, will keinesfalls aggressiv rüberkommen. "Man darf nicht davon ausgehen, dass Leute alles wissen müssen. Man muss sie manchmal an die Hand nehmen." Die queere Community bedeutet dem Moderator sehr viel: "Ich finde dieses Zusammengehörigkeitsgefühl super", erzählt Schropp. "Je älter ich werde, desto wichtiger wird das für mich." Während er vor seinem öffentlichen Coming-out noch Angst gehabt habe, "nur noch als schwuler Mann wahrgenommen" zu werden, spricht er nun ganz bewusst in zwei eigenen Podcasts über queere Themen. An der Seite der lesbischen Journalistin Felicia Mutterer ist er in "Yvonne & Berner" zu hören, mit "Prince Charming"-Sieger Lars Tönsfeuerborn bietet er "Knall & Tüte" im bezahlpflichtigen Portal Podimo an. "Ich will zur Community beitragen, und ich lerne auch viel hinzu." Nun fühlt er sich auch wohl im Studio. Jochen Schropp ist erfrischend ehrlich, aber nicht naiv. Mit Johannes Kram spricht er auch über seinen Frust mit der Community und welche Schlagzeile einer Szenewebsite ihn wirklich geärgert hat. Beim Kölner Schraubenzieher-Vorfall geht es um die ständige Alarmbereitschaft, in die sich queere Menschen ganz unbewusst versetzen. Schropp erklärt, warum es ihm guttut, öffentlich über Sex zu reden. Und wir hören sein indirektes Angebot, noch einmal – wie von 2012 bis 2016 – den Berliner Teddy Award zu moderieren. Am Ende fragt Johannes Kram stets seine Gäste, welche anderen Gesprächspartner*innen sie am liebsten einmal kennenlernen würden. Schropp schlägt jemanden vor, der noch gar nicht da war: Hape Kerkeling. "Ich würde ihn gerne mal zu diesem Thema sprechen hören", begründet er seinen Wunsch. Dem kann ich mich nur anschließen. -- Micha Schulze, queer.de, 18. 7.2021

**Jon Boud's & The All The Rage Replay On www.traxfm.org. This week on All the Rage, Dave and Jon will dicuss Jeff Bezos' Theory of Value (nothing to do with us plebs apparently). They will talk about the union that succeeded in forcing the UK government to back down on their decision to house refugees in substandard accommodation at Penally barracks and about one of the latest actions taken by our beloved United Voices of the World trade union. If there's time, Jon may even get a last-minute rant in about football before the end of the Euro cup thing. #traxfm #chat #alternative #media #politics #JonBoud #AllTheRage Listen Live Here Via The Trax FM Player: http://chat.traxfm.org/player/index.html Mixcloud LIVE : https://sbee.link/unk89ahme6 Free Trax FM Android App: https://sbee.link/63dbq9rnve The Trax FM Facebook Page : https://sbee.link/qdjh4puwxe Trax FM Live On Hear This: https://sbee.link/ntqcjk9bf7 Tunerr: https://sbee.link/gxrnha8cq4 Tune In Radio : https://sbee.link/6mny8e4cug OnLine Radio Box: https://sbee.link/e8hy3ngmcb Radio Deck: https://sbee.link/nga3verky6 https://sbee.link/g69hyda8qw: https://sbee.link/6xkhmru89c Stream Radio : https://sbee.link/bt3pwgmy9a Live Online Radio: https://sbee.link/gj3wekud8a**

At TWT we believe a good party is political praxis. But with its enclosed spaces, sweaty bodies and often licentious activities, it seems as if dance-floors will be some of the last places to reopen after lockdown. This episode we go deep on dance: from striking workers shaking their hips to David Mancuso's perfect house party, we explore how issues like space, time and resistance to commodification come to the fore when we move our bodies together. TWT FM is a podcast from The World Transformed. This episode was produced by Matt Huxley, James Roadnight, Oli Cox, with contributions from Bile and Isabel from United Voices of the World, Dana Mills, Amirah Cole, Sophie and Teegs from Partisan, Liam from the Kazimier, Rhodri from Cube Microplex, Tim Lawrence, Jeremy Gilbert and Chloe Massey. Subscribe to TWT FM to get new episodes in your feed as soon as they're released.

Mark Hubbard has been sharing his love for music since he was a young child. At 18 he organized and formed The United Voices for Christ, now known as "The Voices". Mark and The Voices began recording in 1995 they recorded four (4) projects with Tyscot Records. One of the first songs released "No, I Won't Turn Back". Mark and his choir garnered their first Stellar Award for Traditional Choir of the Year in 2006 for their "Blessin' Waitin' On Me" released on (Utopia Music Group) in 2005. Mark has transitioned to being an independent artist allowing him to truly tap into his abundantly artistic gifts. He is a songwriter, producer, artist and vocal trainer. For comments or questions about this episode send an email to letstalk2gmg@gmail.com

Last week members of trade union United Voices of the World — Section Architectural Workers (UVW SAW), walked out of two architectural offices over COVID-19 safety concerns. For Breezeblock #14, FA's Charlie Clemoes interviewed UVW SAW elected organiser Keri Monaghan to discuss the strike, the recent work of UVW SAW in its first year as a union, and what the future holds for workplace organisation in the architecture profession.

Que hay detrás de la Espía judía, Bobe del Heavy Metal, sobreviviente del holocausto Covid y 3 infartos y mas Estrella de Switzerland Got talente y American Got Talent y su participación y la labor de United Voices for Peace Trayendo paz a traves de la musica y un fabuloso evento de Januca para la comunidad judía de México, Europa Estados Unidos y el Mundo https://diariojudio.com/mundo-judio/conoces-a-la-bobe-metalera-que-sobrevivio-el-holocausto-y-al-covid-fue-espia-y-a-los-98-anos-conquista-con-su-banda-de-rock/350037/ La "Bobe metalera" que sobrevivió el Holocausto, al COVID, fue espía, participo en Eurovision, American y Switzerland Got Talent y a los 98 años conquista con su banda de Rock Conoce sus secretos, anécdotas y aventuras contadas por sus "Nietos" y compañeros de esta aventura, así como la gran labor para rescatar estas historias y lograr la paz por medio de la música con Verónica de Voices for Peace https://youtu.be/6mY6i01UyXE La Bobe de 96 años que sobrevivió al Holocausto, fue espía y ahora canta heavy metal Su padre fue enviado al campo de concentración de Dachau, ella terminó en un campo de refugiados. Trabajó como espía para los Estados Unidos, compuso canciones para Dean Martin, Nat King Cole y Doris Day, y ahora lidera la banda TritoneKings. https://youtu.be/-Zj8YRtIcUU aca el documental sobre ella [embed]https://youtu.be/kBdwRO3R7-Q[/embed] Con información de infobae Nacida en el seno de una familia vienesa acaudalada, Inge Ginsberg vio como su vida y la de sus seres queridos era completamente aplastada con la llegada de Hitler al poder. La fusión de Austria y la Alemania nazi en una sola nación tuvo lugar el 12 de marzo de 1938 y marcó el momento en el que el estado centroeuropeo pasó a ser una provincia del III Reich, lo que inició la debacle para un linaje que se remontaba ocho siglos atrás, hasta los judíos monásticos de la Abadía de Melk. Su padre, Fritz Neufeld, fue ingresado en el campo de concentración de Dachau y luego, en 1939, fue uno de los 937 pasajeros judíos a bordo del navío "San Luis" de la HAPAG que partió con destino a la isla de Cuba y se vio obligado a regresar a Europa. Su madre pudo escapar en 1942 a Suiza, al cruzar los Alpes junto a sus dos hijos, Inge y Hans Walter, luego de sobrevivir ilegalmente en Viena durante años. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/diariojudio-mexico/message

Judge Elliott shares his journey of discovering his Native American roots. CALL TO ACTION: Sign Petition to reopen case - https://sign.moveon.org/petitions/justice-for-archie-artie Donate to Families (100% of proceeds go to the families) https://gf.me/u/yk5y4f Donate to Dorothy's scholarship fund in the memoriam of her son Artie - CashApp -$ARTIESSCHOLARSHIP RESOURCES: ·     Coalition of Concerned Mothers - https://www.facebook.com/COCMDMV ·     Mothers' United Voices - https://mothersunitedvoices.org/maria-hamilton ·     E.R.I.C. – Eliminating, Racism and Inequality Collectively (aka Garner Way Foundation) – https://garnerwayfoundation.org/ https://www.dcpofficial.com/archie-elliott  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

 Judge Archie Elliott Jr. discusses the challenges he faced as well as the racism in Portsmouth, VA. CALL TO ACTION: Sign Petition to reopen case - https://sign.moveon.org/petitions/justice-for-archie-artie Donate to Families (100% of proceeds go to the families) https://gf.me/u/yk5y4f Donate to Dorothy's scholarship fund in the memoriam of her son Artie - CashApp -$ARTIESSCHOLARSHIP RESOURCES: ·     Coalition of Concerned Mothers - https://www.facebook.com/COCMDMV ·     Mothers' United Voices - https://mothersunitedvoices.org/maria-hamilton ·     E.R.I.C. – Eliminating, Racism and Inequality Collectively (aka Garner Way Foundation) – https://garnerwayfoundation.org/  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Judge Elliott faces turmoil in his career after the impact of what happened to his son Artie Elliott III. CALL TO ACTION: Sign Petition to reopen case - https://sign.moveon.org/petitions/justice-for-archie-artie Donate to Families (100% of proceeds go to the families) https://gf.me/u/yk5y4f Donate to Dorothy's scholarship fund in the memoriam of her son Artie - CashApp -$ARTIESSCHOLARSHIP RESOURCES: ·     Coalition of Concerned Mothers - https://www.facebook.com/COCMDMV ·     Mothers' United Voices - https://mothersunitedvoices.org/maria-hamilton ·     E.R.I.C. – Eliminating, Racism and Inequality Collectively (aka Garner Way Foundation) – https://garnerwayfoundation.org/ https://www.dcpofficial.com/archie-elliott  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Artie's parents Dorothy Elliott and Archie Elliott Jr. alongside his best friend Dave, share intimate stories about Artie's peculiar eating habits. CALL TO ACTION: Sign Petition to reopen case - https://sign.moveon.org/petitions/justice-for-archie-artie Donate to Families (100% of proceeds go to the families) https://gf.me/u/yk5y4f Donate to Dorothy's scholarship fund in the memoriam of her son Artie - CashApp -$ARTIESSCHOLARSHIP RESOURCES: ·     Coalition of Concerned Mothers - https://www.facebook.com/COCMDMV ·     Mothers' United Voices - https://mothersunitedvoices.org/maria-hamilton ·     E.R.I.C. – Eliminating, Racism and Inequality Collectively (aka Garner Way Foundation) – https://garnerwayfoundation.org/ https://www.dcpofficial.com/archie-elliott  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

John Elliott shares how he would emulate the work out habits of his older brother Artie...even though some of his equipment was a bit "old school". CALL TO ACTION: Sign Petition to reopen case - https://sign.moveon.org/petitions/justice-for-archie-artie Donate to Families (100% of proceeds go to the families) https://gf.me/u/yk5y4f Donate to Dorothy's scholarship fund in the memoriam of her son Artie - CashApp -$ARTIESSCHOLARSHIP RESOURCES: ·     Coalition of Concerned Mothers - https://www.facebook.com/COCMDMV ·     Mothers' United Voices - https://mothersunitedvoices.org/maria-hamilton ·     E.R.I.C. – Eliminating, Racism and Inequality Collectively (aka Garner Way Foundation) – https://garnerwayfoundation.org/ https://www.dcpofficial.com/archie-elliott  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dorothy Elliott reads two poems to her son Archie "Artie" Elliott III. CALL TO ACTION: Sign Petition to reopen case - https://sign.moveon.org/petitions/justice-for-archie-artie Donate to Families (100% of proceeds go to the families) https://gf.me/u/yk5y4f Donate to Dorothy's scholarship fund in the memoriam of her son Artie - CashApp -$ARTIESSCHOLARSHIP RESOURCES: ·     Coalition of Concerned Mothers - https://www.facebook.com/COCMDMV ·     Mothers' United Voices - https://mothersunitedvoices.org/maria-hamilton ·     E.R.I.C. – Eliminating, Racism and Inequality Collectively (aka Garner Way Foundation) – https://garnerwayfoundation.org/ https://www.dcpofficial.com/archie-elliott  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Protests begin as Dorothy and Archie Elliott Jr, align with activist, radio host and advocate Joe Madison in pursuit of justice for their son. Though the journey is quite emotional, they share the challenges they have faced along the way. We feature interviews from family members and friends, recounting the aftermath of that horrific day Artie died, as well as the re-victimization they have experienced. And we learn about the ongoing fight to have Artie's case re-opened. CALL TO ACTION: Sign Petition to reopen case - https://sign.moveon.org/petitions/justice-for-archie-artie Donate to Families (100% of proceeds go to the families) https://gf.me/u/yk5y4f Donate to Dorothy's scholarship fund in the memoriam of her son Artie - CashApp -$ARTIESSCHOLARSHIP RESOURCES: ·     Coalition of Concerned Mothers - https://www.facebook.com/COCMDMV ·     Mothers' United Voices - https://mothersunitedvoices.org/maria-hamilton ·     E.R.I.C. – Eliminating, Racism and Inequality Collectively (aka Garner Way Foundation) – https://garnerwayfoundation.org/ WARNING: CHIME #1 (skip ahead 30 seconds) Hey initially said they weren't about 10 to five shots fired totally. We sat down and looked at them. there were about 12 or 14 bullet holes in the car. They didn't include those that went through the window. They fired 22 shots at him CHIME #2 (skip ahead 30 seconds) Mrs. Elliott marched with us. Artie's father, who at the time I believe was a judge in Virginia, he marched with us. Dorothy But the day that we went there, and they were saying, "How many bullets, one, how many bullets, two, how many bullets, three." When they got on up until about six or seven, that was when I just cried my head off. And I ended up on the shoulders of Martin Luther King. We did a lot of marching; we did a lot of standing still. LIVES MENTIONED IN THIS STORY: - Eric Garner - Rodney King - George Floyd - Emmett Till - Walter Scott - Philando Castile - Breonna Taylor - Ahmaud Arbery - Jeffrey Gilbert - Michael Donald Reed - Ronnie White https://www.dcpofficial.com/archie-elliott CREDITS: Host: Adell Coleman & Chris Colbert Executive Producers: Adell Coleman & Chris Colbert Edited & Sound Design: Byron Hunt Producers: Jacqueline Garafano and Ryan Woodhall Associate Producers: Maria Beckett & Quinton Hill Content Distribution: DCP Entertainment  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The road trip begins as we sit with Archie "Artie” Elliott III's family. Artie was killed by police in District Heights, MD on June 18, 1993. At the age of 24 he was shot by police 14 times while handcuffed and sitting in the front seat of a police car after being arrested for a suspected DUI. In this episode we feature an in-depth conversation with his family and friends to discover, who was Artie Elliot III and what they remember from that tragic day. CALL TO ACTION: Sign Petition to reopen case - https://sign.moveon.org/petitions/justice-for-archie-artie Donate to Families (100% of proceeds go to the families) https://gf.me/u/yk5y4f Donate to Dorothy's scholarship fund in the memoriam of her son Artie - CashApp -$ARTIESSCHOLARSHIP RESOURCES: ·     Coalition of Concerned Mothers - https://www.facebook.com/COCMDMV ·     Mothers' United Voices - https://mothersunitedvoices.org/maria-hamilton ·     E.R.I.C. – Eliminating, Racism and Inequality Collectively (aka Garner Way Foundation) – https://garnerwayfoundation.org/ CHIME #1 (skip ahead 1 minute 15 seconds) He never gave them a problem. He didn't curse them, he didn't fight back, he didn't do nothing. He just said, "I just want to go home and go to sleep." Cheney comes up, they search him and put him in the front seat of the police car. it was in June 99, 90 degrees, windows rolled up, they didn't' leave the air conditioner on it. So, he just sat there in that car. My son is handcuffed behind his back, with the lap seatbelt on, the seatbelt across his shoulder. And one of them hollered and I think it was Cheney, "Gun. I see a gun." The windows were tinted, and they are standing closer than we are and one of them allegedly see a gun and they shot him 14 times at point blank range. https://www.dcpofficial.com/archie-elliott CREDITS: Host: Adell Coleman & Chris Colbert Executive Producers: Adell Coleman & Chris Colbert Edited & Sound Design: Byron Hunt Producers: Jacqueline Garofano and Ryan Woodhall Associate Producers: Maria Beckett & Quinton Hill Content Distribution: DCP Entertainment  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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The first of two episodes which consider the different forms of waged work women do, 'When Migrant Women Rise, We All Rise' looks at the multiple layers of discrimination and exploitation affecting women in ‘feminised’ industries. Ruth and Amy visit the Women’s Strike in central London, and speak to workers and activists fighting for better working conditions and rights for migrant women at work. True Currency: About Feminist Economics is a 6 part podcast by The Alternative School of Economics (artists Ruth Beale and Amy Feneck) who draw on their experiences as artists and mothers, and speak to academic researchers, policy experts, community leaders and activists, to explore financial inequality, feminism, intersectionality, labour exploitation, unpaid work, care, unionisation and reproductive labour. PRESENTED BY: Ruth Beale and Amy Feneck (The Alternative School of Economics) PRODUCED BY: Lucia Scazzocchio (Social Broadcasts) COMMISSIONED BY: Gasworks SUPPORTED BY: The Paul Hamlyn Foundation and Arts Council England. VOICES IN THIS EPISODE: Adabeybi Candelo & Carmenza Sierra Lopez, members of AMPLA (Association of Latin-American parents) Flor Andrade Valencia & Jaquelin Saldaña, members of United Voices of the World Lucila Granada, CEO of FLEX (Focus on Labour Exploitation) Jeannine Moros-Noujaim, Project Manager, IRMO (Indo American Refugee and Migrant Organisation) Mozzaika, Artist Shiri Shalmy, Organiser with Cooperation Town, Antiuniversity Now, United Sex Workers and the Women’s Strike Assembly Andrea Francke, Artist Full speaker biographies and project information available here: https://bit.ly/tc-episode2

As governments across the globe, including the UK, start to implement policies of "lockdown easing" in response to the Covid pandemic knowledge, communication and enforcement of health and safety protections within workplaces has become of critical importance. In particular Section 44 of the Employment Rights Act (1996) has been touted as a key right workers can use when asked to return to a workplace that they believe is unsafe. In this episode we are joined by Petros of the United Voices of the World- a grassroots trade union of low paid, migrant and precarious workers. Throughout the pandemic UVW has been at the forefront of organising in the Capital , defending members who have been denied access to furlough schemes, Personal Protective Equipment or expected to continue to work during the lockdown. We discuss some of these organising efforts, lessons learnt from lockdown organising and the strengths and limitations of Section 44 as both a legal protection and organising tool.

As a child of Palestinian immigrants and reaching maturity shortly after 9/11, Mohammad's existence was political and he faced that identity head on. He was continuously involved in political, civic, and community organizations throughout his education. Mohammad has volunteered for United Voices, served as an Emerging Leader with Emerge USA (Emgage) and Fellow for NNAAC (National Network of Arab American Communities), and interned with the civil rights department at CAIRFL. After graduating from law school, Mohammad worked as the Central Florida Regional Coordinator for Emgage. He had a strong connection with his local masjid, IEC Tampa, serving as a board member in charge of youth activities at IEC Tampa and returning as a teacher at 14 Stars Education Center at the Saturday school program.   Mohammad is married and living in Detroit, Michigan, and he currently focuses on immigration law at Elsharnoby and Associates in Dearborn. He will be receiving his LL.M in Employment Law at Wayne State University.

On this episode of Going Underground, we speak to Sam Mahdi Torabi, the Director of the Risalat Strategic Studies Institute. He discusses the current situation regarding coronavirus from Qom, US sanctions on Iran that have prevented Iran from getting access to vital medicines and equipment which has exacerbated the Covid-19 outbreak, the Iranian government’s request access its funds in foreign bank accounts to buy the equipment, Saudi Arabia’s continued bombing campaign against Yemen and more! Next, we speak to the Co-Founder and former General Secretary of the United Voices of the World Union Petros Elia. He discusses attempts to gag healthcare whistle-blowers who are exposing the shortage of PPE in the fight against the coronavirus, the shortage of PPE in the NHS, how frontline staff such as cleaners and porters, not just nurses and doctors, are at risk due to the shortages, how workers of color are disproportionately the most at risk in the NHS, his demand that the government pay all essential staff a £15 minimum wage, and the case of Percy, a cleaner at King’s College London, who was fired for not attending a disciplinary hearing due to the lack of social distancing measures. Finally, we speak to Keir Milburn, author of Generation Left. He discusses what has caused the generational political divide between the young and old, the importance of the 2008 financial crisis in shifting the politics of young people leftwards, why economic interests entrench the generational divide, the generational divide in the UK 2019 General Election, which saw Boris Johnson’s victory and Jeremy Corbyn’s defeat and more!

Eric Byrd talks with Richard about his work with Messiah’s gospel choir, United Voices of Praise, and his upcoming Jazz Vespers concert, which features the Eric Byrd trio, guest artists Terell Stafford and Tim Warfield, and UVP.

Workers unite! Have you ever considered the crossover between sex workers and paralegals, or questioned whether Kevin is the enemy? In this eye-opening episode, the answers to those questions are just the tip of the iceberg. Kevin is joined by Zachary Whyte and Molly De Dios. A second-year trainee at Hodge Jones & Allen, Zac co-founded Legal Sector Workers United, an affiliate of United Voices of the World, where Molly sits on the Executive Committee. In this passionate discussion, Zac and Molly speak out against what they call the exploitation of paralegals. And they outline the work being done to ensure the best possible conditions for all legal sector workers, from barristers and solicitors to cleaners and security staff. We hear about the immense challenges of securing the London Living Wage for a range of workers at the Ministry of Justice, and their campaign to restore the legal aid budget. Finally, Zac and Molly make a stirring case for all in the sector to get involved to help improve the justice system. Find out more at tr.com/TheHearing

Einatmen. Ausatmen. Holt nochmal tief Luft vor dieser Ausgabe von Fernsehen für alle, denn heute haben wir viel vor. Gemeinsam mit Anni (@annilovesu) wagen wir erneut einen denkwürdigen Trip durch die weite Welt des Fernsehens. Wir starten unsere Reise in San Antonio, wo Amazons Rotoskopie-Dramedy Undone spielt und uns quer durch Raum und Zeit jagt. Der Stil mag anfangs befremdlich wirken, letztendlich waren wir aber beide froh, dass wir reingeschaut haben. Von Texas geht’s weiter nach Los Angeles, wo Sonntagnacht die Emmys vergeben worden sind. Die Show selbst war zwar langweilig, von den großen Gewinner*innen des Abends sind wir aber positiv überrascht. (Wobei es natürlich immer besser geht. #GameOfThrones #Ozark) Nächster Halt: MALLOTZE! Dort steht nämlich die Villa, in die RTL2 erneut über zwanzig Singles schickt, um mal mehr, mal weniger aufrichtig nach der großen Liebe bei Love Island zu suchen. Da sich die Show in den vergangenen Jahren als verlässliches Kandidaten-Casting für andere Trash-Formate erwiesen hat, stellen wir euch einige Kandidat*innen vor, die uns in den kommenden Jahren nochmal über den Weg laufen könnten. Zum Schluss geht‘s in die Antarktis. Und auf die Frühlingswiese. Und auf den Frühstückstisch. Der Grund: Die zweite Staffel von The Masked Singer ist in den USA gestartet, seit Mittwoch treten Pinguin, lila Blume und das Ei wieder wöchentlich gegeneinander an. Wir stellen euch die Kostüme vor und raten ein bisschen drauf los. Wie sich das gehört, spielen wir selbstverständlich auch das dazugehörige Spiel. Diesmal muss Anni raten, wer sich unter dem Kostüm des Eisbären versteckt, der ihr live im Studio gegenübersitzt. 00:00:00 – Teaser 00:02:00 – Undone 00:23:30 – Emmys 2019 00:37:00 – Love Island 00:58:50 – The Masked Singer US 01:10:20 – The Masked Show: Wer ist der Eisbär 01:22:25 – TAus für das Neo Magazin Royale 01:25:10 – United Voices für Jochen Schropp 01:27:30 – Bachelor in Paradise 01:29:05 – Weltrekordversuch bei funk 01:33:10 – Schreibt uns! Fernsehen für alle — Die Paarungszeremonie unter den deutschen Fernsehpodcasts. Schreibt uns gerne einen Brief unter dem Hashtag #FernsehenFürAlle. Und wenn euch diese Folge gefallen hat, dann drückt es auf die einzig zulässige Art und Weise aus: Likes, Retweets, Fünf-Sterne-Bewertungen und Rezensionen. Twitter: @fernsehenfa, @dennisderdoedel, @annilovesu

In this episode, Edd speaks to Stacey Clare, author of the forthcoming book ‘The Ethical Stripper’, about her experiences as a stripper and sex workers’ rights activist with campaigns and unions such as the GMB’s sex workers’ branch, the East London Strippers Collective, and United Voices of the World. Edd and Ellie then discuss the issues posed by the interview. Daniel was absent for this episode, hence a distinct lack of Local 574 references. Check back in next month for more of those. You can check out some of the organisations mentioned, and others doing great work around sex work decriminalisation and workers’ rights, here: http://twitter.com/ethicalstripper http://twitter.com/unitedstripper http://twitter.com/xtalkproject http://twitter.com/sexworkhive http://twitter.com/ukdecrimnow Stacey’s book is available to preorder here: https://unbound.com/books/the-ethical-stripper/

On episode 229 we hear all about the Women's Strike 2019 and Sex / Work Strike 2019. Included in the mix we have:   – A briefing on the Women's Strike around the world and the demands of sex workers going on strike on March 8th (00:02:45 – 00:04:24)   – Insights into the intersection of sex work and disability (00:04:24 – 00:12:55)   – A discussion about how migration and race impact on sex workers, from lower rates to presumed victimhood (00:17:55 – 00:27:23)   – An excerpt from the Radio AvA archive looking at the murky and confusing world of sex trafficking in the Philippines (00:27:23 – 00:33:00)   – A conversation about the “Nordic Model” / sex-buyer law and arguments for decriminalisation of sex work (00:37:00 – 00:57:53)   – Words about the unionisation of sex workers being undertaken by the United Voices of the World union and radical strippers (01:03:20 – 01:15:35)   – The final part of #Salamander DJ's Afrivision set featuring tracks from across the continent of Africa (01:15:35 – 02:09:31)   Plus bonus tunes from Tremenda Juaria (feat Sara Hebe) and Charismatic Megafauna!     Download the full show below, or you can download just the chat show and/or dj set separately here: SHOW  //  DJ SET

Ryžiai, garso kolonėlė ir karaokė – be šių dalykų negali apsieiti Kambodžos gyventojai, linksmai sako Monika Švilpaitė, gospelo ansamblio „United Voices“ vadovė. Monikos patirtis Kambodžoje – neturistinė. Mergina vyko pas ten gyvenantį bičiulį, apsistojo kaimelyje ir per kelias savaites patyrė vietinių kasdienybę – nuo buities (ne)patogumų, maisto, karščio iki paplūdimio malonumų. Vedėja: Inga Ramoškaitė.

Ryžiai, garso kolonėlė ir karaokė – be šių dalykų negali apsieiti Kambodžos gyventojai, linksmai sako Monika Švilpaitė, gospelo ansamblio „United Voices“ vadovė. Monikos patirtis Kambodžoje – neturistinė. Mergina vyko pas ten gyvenantį bičiulį, apsistojo kaimelyje ir per kelias savaites patyrė vietinių kasdienybę – nuo buities (ne)patogumų, maisto, karščio iki paplūdimio malonumų. Vedėja: Inga Ramoškaitė.

A special 420 edition of Dissident Island Radio with a smoky selection of seditious sounds from the likes of:   – A member of the Dublin Bay North – Repeal the 8th talking to us about their campaign to liberalise abortion in Ireland (00:04:30 – 00:18:10)   – London rap artist AWATE live in the studio chatting politics and creativity (00:18:10 – 00:52:52)   – The LDMG‘s Andy with all you need to know about the legal side of enjoying ganja as well as updates from the courts (00:53:17 – 01:03:33)   – 10 minutes of nonsense from Savage Peter about #420 (01:06:28 – 01:16:05)   – People from the United Voices of the World trade union in to discuss organising to win with precarious workers (01:16:55 – 01:37:00)   – Announcements for upcoming gatherings and demos (01:38:50 – 01:44:45)   – DJ Buster on the wheels of steel serving up the laid back beats (01:44:45 – 02:44:14)

Second of our two-part interview with John Barker, Angry Brigade prisoner, covering the arrests, the sensational trial, his time in prison and the political situation upon his release in the late 1970s. Support this podcast and get early access to episodes and other benefits on patreon: https://www.patreon.com/workingclasshistory Check out John’s website and buy his books here: https://www.theharrier.net/ And check out John Barker’s radical London playlist, a collection of tracks which Brigaders were listening to at the time here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL71HxBMvC6byAUIVUB3Hm_h4HLy26FIKr This is a detailed history of the Angry Brigade: https://libcom.org/library/angry-brigade-history-britains-first-urban-guerilla-group And this is a comprehensive chronology of Angry Brigade activities and collection of all their documentation: https://libcom.org/history/angry-brigade-documents-chronology FOOTNOTES 1. Tyranny of structuralessness – Jo Freeman – read it online here: https://libcom.org/library/tyranny-structurelessness-jo-freeman 2. Stoke Newington police station – one particular notorious incident was the death of Colin Roach in this police station. Info on that here: https://libcom.org/library/workers’-playtime-death-colin-roach-“community-policing”-1983 3. Bending the Bars – John Barker – buy it online here: https://www.theharrier.net/product/bending-the-bars-by-john-barker-ebook/ 4. Hull prison riot – read Angry Brigade prisoner Jake Prescott's account of the riot here: https://libcom.org/library/account-hull-prison-riot-1976-jake-prescott 5. IRA – the Irish Republican Army – the main pro-Irish independence armed group 6. Portuguese revolution – this is a short history of the revolution: https://libcom.org/history/1974-1975-the-portuguese-revolution And this is a detailed account and analysis of it: https://libcom.org/library/portugal-impossible-revolution-phil-mailer 7. Leninist – following the ideology of Russian Bolshevik leader Vladimir Lenin, particularly with regard to the importance he placed upon a "vanguard" political party 8. Winter of discontent – this is a short history of the Winter of discontent strike wave: https://libcom.org/history/1978-1979-winter-of-discontent 9. Libertarian communism – this refers to communism being implemented not through the state but by the mass of workers ourselves. This is a short introduction to libertarian communism: https://libcom.org/library/libertarian-communism-introduction 10. London cleaners strikes – in recent years mostly migrant cleaners have self-organised numerous successful disputes, mostly through the rank-and-file United Voices of the World (https://www.uvwunion.org.uk) and Independent Workers Union of Great Britain (https://iwgb.org.uk) 11. Big Flame – this is a partial archive of texts by or about Big Flame: https://libcom.org/tags/big-flame 12. Acorn – a tenants' union and antipoverty organising group. This is their website: https://acorntheunion.org.uk/ 13. Broadway market occupation – this occupation of a cafe in Hackney, London to prevent its conversion to luxury flats took place in 2006. More info here: https://libcom.org/news/article.php/broadway-market-cafe-occupation-2005-6 14. Criminal Justice Acts – John Barker – buy it online here: https://www.theharrier.net/product/criminal-justice-acts/ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Edited by Tyler Hill of the Gods & Ghosts podcast: https://tylerkenthill.podbean.com/ Our theme tune is Bella Ciao, thanks for permission to use it from Dischi del Sole. You can purchase it here: http://www.alabianca.it/store/bravo-records/le-canzoni-di-bella-ciao-aa-vv/ Or stream it here: https://open.spotify.com/album/6yXBmaTSWDKWz45JuE78xi?si=imm7zdnXQrWJWUUEzgNEAQ

From the smallest strike the UK’s ever seen to nationwide action, we head to the picket line to bring you 3 stories of London’s most inspiring Living Wage campaigns. How far would you go for a fair day’s pay? Main presenter: Christine Bacon Editing and production: Helen Clapp Music and sound design: Michael Edwards http://www.michaeledwards.tv/ Freddy and Angelica's words voiced by Sebastian Aguirre and Lisa Caruccio Came To support the Picturehouse Strikers, check out http://www.picturehouselivingwage.com/ Follow your most local strikers on Facebook and Twitter (find links via website above) and join them on the picket line the next time they announce strike action Sign their collective petition here https://www.change.org/p/picturehouse-pay-proper Donate to the campaign here https://www.crowdpac.co.uk/campaigns/250/picturehousestrike And buy a T-shirt here http://livingstafflivingwage.tictail.com/ To support the McDonalds strikers: Buy a T-shirt here https://fastfoodrights.wordpress.com/ Donate directly here https://actionnetwork.org/fundraising/fast-food-rights-uk?source=direct_link& Follow Shen Batmaz https://twitter.com/shenbatmaz And Fast Food Rights https://twitter.com/FastfoodRights Add your support and stay in touch http://www.mcstrike.co.uk/ Freddy and Angelica have thankfully had their low pay issue resolved. Donate directly United Voices of the World, the small union that helped them win here https://www.uvwunion.org.uk/supporter/ Follow ice&fire on Twitter / FB / Instagram @iceandfireuk iceandfire.co.uk podcast@iceandfire.co.uk Sponsored by Trust For London: www.trustforlondon.org.uk/ Please rate us and leave a review!

In this episode, Professor Edmund "the Brain" Mustill takes the gang through a potted history of industrial unionism, and discusses how it differs from craft-based models of trade unionism. We hear from Jade Baker, a teacher and National Union of Teachers (NUT) activist in south London, about the NUT's upcoming merger with the Association of Teachers and Lecturers (ATL), to form the National Education Union (NEU). Daniel talks about his experiences as a rep and activist in National Union of Rail, Maritime, and Transport workers (RMT), and we discuss whether industrial unionism is still a relevant concept today. We also mention a few recent events at the top of the show, which we said we'd expand on in links in the episode description: * For a range of articles on the Grenfell Tower tragedy, and links to various support funds, see: https://theclarionmag.org/2017/06/15/grenfell/ * To support the United Voices of the World (UVW) following their win at LSE, visit their website: https://www.uvwunion.org.uk * For post-general election discussion and analysis, we recommend The Clarion magazine, co-edited by our very own Edd: http://theclarionmag.org * Keep up to date with the Picturehouse cinema workers' dispute, and donate to their strike fund, at http://www.picturehouselivingwage.com. For info on the outrageous sacking of four Bectu reps at The Ritzy cinema, see https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2017/jun/30/stop-these-threats-in-picturehouse-dispute, and click here to see Helen Hayes MP asking a question about the dispute and the sacking at Prime Ministers' Questions: http://tinyurl.com/PMQ0717 The Eugene V. Debs article Edd quotes from is here - https://www.marxists.org/archive/debs/works/1905/industrial.htm. You should read more Debs generally. The clip of David Dimbelby announcing the exit poll on the BBC was taken from YouTube, and the intro music and audio motif taken from 'Labor' by Aesop Rock. We do not own this music, which is copyright Def Jux, 2001.

Housing Justice Roadshow, Hull, 7/6/2016. United Voices choir - comprising members from Open Doors project, supporting refugees in Hull, entertain delegates as the afternoon session resumes. #homelessness #church #housing #refugees