Podcasts about upstanders

Durante los últimos meses en este espacio hemos analizado la reforma judicial desde el punto de vista del derecho constitucional. Es decir, desde un enfoque un poco más normativo que se pregunta cómo deben ser las constituciones y sus reformas para que cumplan sus objetivos y no pierdan su función. Sin embargo, las reformas constitucionales también tienen otra cara. Otra faceta. Además de ser procesos legales son también procesos políticos que tienen lugar dentro de una democracia caracterizada por la lucha de fuerzas y visiones sobre el Estado, su sociedad y su futuro. La reforma judicial también hace parte de un proceso político. Verla de esa manera nos ayuda a entender que su análisis demanda algo más que señalar héroes y villanos y a comprender que detrás de su promulgación hay una serie de factores que en conjunto hicieron posible que llegáramos al punto en el que nos encontramos ahora ¿cuáles son esos factores y cómo entenderlos dentro del contexto actual? Y aunque la reforma haya venido para quedarse o no, en Upstanders creemos importante preguntarnos también ¿qué va a demandar esta reforma de la academia, la sociedad civil y la profesión legal? ¿Qué herramientas debemos crear y transformar para evitar caer en lo mismo o en algo peor?Platicamos con Josafat Cortez, profesor de la Facultada de Ciencias Políticas y Sociales de la UNAM quien ha dedicado parte importante de su carrera e investigación a analizar el comportamiento de las cortes y tribunales.

Hace unos días, el profesor Yaniv Roznai visitó México para presentar una serie de conferencias sobre su obra Reformas Constitucionales Inconstitucionales y sobre el activismo que ha realizado desde la academia para combatir lo que el llama el judicial overhaul que  se vive en Israel. Si has escuchado Upstanders, estarás familiarizado con estos temas y el trabajo del profesor Roznai. Sin embargo, mucho ha cambiado en nuestro país desde septiembre de 2024. Hoy estamos viviendo las campañas electorales de candidaturas al Poder Judicial Federal y, con ello, mucha incertidumbre sobre el futuro de nuestro sistema de imparticion de justicia. Bajo este nuevo contexto,  Daniel y yo nos sentamos a platicar con él sobre la importancia de hacer frente  a los actos que ponen en peligro el estado de derecho y los principios que han definido a nuestras democracias constitucionales. Pero, tal vez más importante, hablamos sobre cómo podemos materilizar esos esfuerzos –no bajo una narrativa vacía y superficial sobre el acceso a la justica– sino bajo una perspectiva que atienda a lo que llamamos literacidad constitucional. ¿Cómo podemos lograr que la ciudadania entienda el peso que tiene el Derecho en sus vidas cotidianas y cómo podemos hacer el trabajo del poder judicial forme parte de la cultura de las y los mexicanos?Estas son preguntas complicadas y por ello, nuestra conversación se extendió al punto de que se nos hizo tarde para llevar al profesor Roznai al aeropuerto. Afortunadamente, las virtudes de Daniel van más allá del ámbito del derecho y logramos que tomara su avión a tiempo, pero hemos decidio compartirles esta entrevista en dos episodios. 

Nos encontramos en un momento sin precedentes en la vida pública de México.  Solo esta semana, atestiguamos la renuncia y declinación de 8 ministras y ministros de la Suprema Corte y la de 859 personas juezas y magistradas; además de la aprobación de una reforma constitucional  que establece que las adiciones o reformas constitucionales no se pueden impugnar. A la par, se publicó el proyecto de una sentencia que busca declarar la inconstitucionalidad parcial de una reforma constitucional, la cual es la raíz de todos estos acontecimientos.  La reforma al poder judicial publicada el 15 de septiembre del presente año, establece que las y los ministros de la SCJN; así como magistrados y jueces federales deben de ser electos por voto popular. Al mismo tiempo, la reforma elimina al Consejo de la Judicatura Federal y delega sus funciones a un órgano de administración y un tribunal disciplinario.  A partir de su publicación, surgieron amparos, acciones de inconstitucionalidad y controversias constitucionales presentadas por partidos políticos y personas juzgadoras. Esto nos ha llevado a reflexionar sobre los límites  a los cambios constitucionales que deberían existir en una democracia constitucional como la nuestra.  El 18 de octubre pasado,  académicas y académicos mexicanos y de otras nacionalidades firmaron un Amicus Curiae en torno a las controversias y acciones presentadas, abordando la cuestión del control de constitucionalidad de las reformas constitucionales.  Este tema ha generado discusiones y debates acalorados que han despertado un interés por parte de la comunidad estudiantil por comprender a profundidad a qué nos referimos cuando decimos que una reforma constitucional puede ser declarada inconstitucional.  Por ello, la asociación de estudiantes de la licenciatura en derecho del CIDE y Upstanders organizaron un webinar, en el que académicas y académicos nos compartirán sus reflexiones en torno al amicus curiae que han presentado a la SCJN y que fue citado en el proyecto de sentencia del ministro Juan Luis González Alcántara Carrancá.

October is Bullying prevention month. I couldn't let the month get past without touching on the importance of teaching students to be "upstanders" as a key bullying prevention strategy. I am introducing the concept of an upstander as someone who witnesses bullying and intervenes to stop it, in contrast to a bystander who does nothing.We will discuss the benefits of empowering students to be upstanders, including preventing future bullying, supporting targets, and reducing bullying-related anxiety and depression. I will also touch on several teaching strategies for introducing the upstander concept, such as traditional lessons, interactive games, and digital resources. Some highlights from this episode include: Learning the importance of teaching students the different roles in bullying (bully, target, bystander) and avoiding stigmatizing language like "victim." Diving deeper on the concept of an upstander is defined as someone who witnesses bullying and intervenes to stop it, in contrast to a bystander. Highlighting the numerous benefits of teaching upstanders as a highly empowering bullying prevention  Teaching methods, including lessons, games, Boom Cards, and videos, to introduce and reinforce the upstander concept. Listen in and see what you can implement before the month is over!    Resources mentioned: Join my school counselor membership IMPACT here! If you are enjoying School Counseling Simplified please follow and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts! Check out this Upstander blog Connect with Rachel: TpT Store Blog Instagram Facebook Page Facebook Group Pinterest  Youtube More About School Counseling Simplified: School Counseling Simplified is a podcast offering easy to implement strategies for busy school counselors. The host, Rachel Davis from Bright Futures Counseling, shares tips and tricks she has learned from her years of experience as a school counselor both in the US and at an international school in Costa Rica. You can listen to School Counseling Simplified on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, and more!

Jed Doherty sat down with Rebecca and Dan Burd, the brilliant minds behind the "Speak Life" program, and let me tell you, these two are on a mission!  The Speak Life musical was born out of the aftermath of the Columbine tragedy, when the Burds realized bullying was a serious issue that needed to be addressed head-on. They didn't just want to slap a band-aid on it - they wanted to create something that would really empower students and make a lasting difference. The key? Targeting not just the bullies and victims, but the often-overlooked bystanders who make up the majority of the student body. The Burds are all about building a culture of empathy and support, where kids are equipped to lift each other up and break the cycle of abuse. Through their own personal stories and the heartbreaking tales of students, the Burds drove home just how high the stakes are when it comes to bullying. They made it crystal clear that this isn't just some playground drama - it's a life-or-death issue that demands our attention. And you know what? The Burds aren't just talking the talk - they're walking the walk. The Speak Life program is a comprehensive, turnkey solution for schools, giving them the tools they need to tackle bullying and mental health head-on. And for parents, it's a chance to bond with their kids over the shared experience of the musical, opening the door to those tough-but-important conversations. At the end of the day, the Burds are using the power of the arts to create lasting change. They're not interested in quick fixes or empty slogans - they want to foster a culture of compassion and resilience that empowers every single member of the school community. And if you ask me, that's the kind of change we could all use a little more of. We also speak to Valeria Wicker about her children's book The Ugly Doodles. Click here to visit our website – www.ReadingWithYourKids.com Follow Us On Social Media Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/readingwithyourkids Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/readingwithyourkids/ X - https://x.com/jedliemagic LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/reading-with-your-kids-podcast/ Please consider leaving a review of this episode and the podcast on whatever app you are listening on, it really helps!

Learn more about iMPACTFUL here. https://www.impactful.co/   In this episode, I'm joined by Scilla Andreen, an Emmy-nominated costume designer and the CEO and co-founder of IndieFlix, an award-winning filmmaking organization. Scilla's remarkable journey as a storyteller, caregiver, and advocate for mental health is truly inspiring. Scilla discusses her journey from making films about bullying to focusing on mental health with her latest initiative, Health 101. This project covers essential topics like sleep, nutrition, movement, mindfulness, and stress management. Discover her Creative Coping Toolkit, designed to help communities and schools address mental health through relatable stories and expert advice, and learn how you can face life's challenges with resilience and a positive outlook.   Tune in to the latest episode of the Fast Metabolism Matters Podcast – Health 101.   Enjoy this episode? Subscribe to Power On Your Plate and leave a 5-star review.   Discover the secret to removing poisons with my Detox Decoded Masterclass! https://hayliepomroy.com/detox   Sign up for the 10-Day Cleanse Challenge here! https://hayliepomroy.com/cleanse    Get a FREE hard copy of the Fast Metabolism Diet book! https://hayliepomroy.com/freebook   Become a certified Fast Metabolism Health Coach NOW! https://hayliepomroy.com/fmdc   Become a member, FREE for 30 days! https://hayliepomroy.com/member   Scilla Andreen, founder of iMPACTFUL and Impactful Fund and co-founder of iNDIEFLIX is a pioneering filmmaker and entrepreneur dedicated to social impact. As Founder of iMPACTFUL and Impactful Fund, and Co-Founder of iNDIEFLIX, she has directed and produced influential films such as "RACE to Be Human," "The Upstanders," and "LIKE." An Emmy-nominated Costume Designer and award-winning Producer, her work includes "Angst," "Screenagers," "Bit Players," and "The Empowerment Project." A renowned speaker at events like Sundance and SXSW, Scilla's mission is to change the world through film, inspiring global positive change.   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/indieflixceo Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/scilla.andreen Linkedin:https://www.linkedin.com/in/scillaandreen/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@scillaandreen YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/@indie1234 Twitter: https://x.com/IndieFlixCEO   #Health101 #Anxiety #MentalHealth #MentalHealthMatters #Health #Wellness #MindfulLiving #CommunitySupport #Mindfulness #CreativeCoping  

Learn more about iMPACTFUL here. https://www.impactful.co/   In this episode, I'm joined by Scilla Andreen, an Emmy-nominated costume designer and the CEO and co-founder of IndieFlix, an award-winning filmmaking organization. Scilla's remarkable journey as a storyteller, caregiver, and advocate for mental health is truly inspiring. Scilla discusses her journey from making films about bullying to focusing on mental health with her latest initiative, Health 101. This project covers essential topics like sleep, nutrition, movement, mindfulness, and stress management. Discover her Creative Coping Toolkit, designed to help communities and schools address mental health through relatable stories and expert advice, and learn how you can face life's challenges with resilience and a positive outlook.   Tune in to the latest episode of the Fast Metabolism Matters Podcast – Health 101.   Enjoy this episode? Subscribe to Power On Your Plate and leave a 5-star review.   Discover the secret to removing poisons with my Detox Decoded Masterclass! https://hayliepomroy.com/detox   Sign up for the 10-Day Cleanse Challenge here! https://hayliepomroy.com/cleanse    Get a FREE hard copy of the Fast Metabolism Diet book! https://hayliepomroy.com/freebook   Become a certified Fast Metabolism Health Coach NOW! https://hayliepomroy.com/fmdc   Become a member, FREE for 30 days! https://hayliepomroy.com/member   Scilla Andreen, founder of iMPACTFUL and Impactful Fund and co-founder of iNDIEFLIX is a pioneering filmmaker and entrepreneur dedicated to social impact. As Founder of iMPACTFUL and Impactful Fund, and Co-Founder of iNDIEFLIX, she has directed and produced influential films such as "RACE to Be Human," "The Upstanders," and "LIKE." An Emmy-nominated Costume Designer and award-winning Producer, her work includes "Angst," "Screenagers," "Bit Players," and "The Empowerment Project." A renowned speaker at events like Sundance and SXSW, Scilla's mission is to change the world through film, inspiring global positive change.   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/indieflixceo Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/scilla.andreen Linkedin:https://www.linkedin.com/in/scillaandreen/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@scillaandreen YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/@indie1234 Twitter: https://x.com/IndieFlixCEO   #Health101 #Anxiety #MentalHealth #MentalHealthMatters #Health #Wellness #MindfulLiving #CommunitySupport #Mindfulness #CreativeCoping  

The San Antonio Council on Alcohol & Drug Awareness (SACADA) continues to partner with the city of Floresville and the Wesley Nurse program at El Mesias United Methodist Church to serve community needs in Floresville. In addition to improvements to Lodi Park in north Floresville, SACADA is exploring the opportunity to share prevention films this summer, including: •“Like” — explains self-regulation and shares strategies to create balance in our digital world •“Upstanders” — shares stories and strategies to safely address bullying and increase belonging at school and in the community •“Angst” — dispels stigma and opens up the conversation about...Article Link

In May every year, kura and workplaces across Aotearoa celebrate Pink Shirt Day. It's a chance to visibly demonstrate our intolerance of bullying, and our commitment to diversity and being an upstander. With research showing that victims of bullying often find the inactions of bystanders more hurtful than the actual bullying behaviour, Mark Wilson (Pink Shirt Day), Mace Malcolm (InsideOUT) and Meg Craig (Elephant Trust) discuss what being an upstander means in the context of playground bullying: basically, taking action to support the victim. Their core message is that 'little things' can make a huge difference, and that acts of kindness and awhi can take place after the bullying act, not only in the moment.

Confidence Hack #87: You have a choice to make—you can either be a bystander or an upstander. Recent studies have shown that 46% of kids aged 12-18 have experienced bullying. 31% of adults have felt bullied in their adult life. An upstander is someone who stands up for others when they are witnessing them being bullied. If you are being bullied or know of someone who is, the first step is to create your team of Avengers. And don't wait to see if the bullying stops on its own. Once the power control is given up, it's hard to regain it, and it usually only worsens. I'm not saying you have to fight crime in Gotham like Batman, but if you see someone yelling at the clerk behind the grocery checkout just because they have had a bad day and need to take it out on someone, stand up for them. You don't have to seek out fighting bullies but stand up when they come into your life. Today's confidence boost comes from finding your Avengers team to take on the bigger bullies and taking a stance for the small bullying you see happening to others daily. Hey! If you love this show, share it with family and friends! It's the best way to help get this info into the hands of people who want to grow and become the most CONFIDENT LEADERS they can be! And please throw us a 5-star review! To get these hacks and other AMAZING information straight to your inbox, go to davidnurse.com and sign up for the FREE newsletter! https://linktr.ee/davidnurse5

In this show we take a close look at the meaning, causes, prevalence and prevention of Bullying. The reality of bullying spans nations and we are joined in this show by Dr. Tracy Vaillancourt, A Tier 1 Canada Research Chair in School- Based Mental Health and Violence Prevention at the University of Ottawa. Dr. Vaillancourt has researched and written on the causes and prevention of Bullying and will be discussing the social and psychological dynamics that foster bullying, the gender differences in bullying behavior, the explicit and implicit powers of the bully and the likely targets. We will be asking Dr. Vaillancourt what can be done about school bullying. Is it really possible to change the social climate of a school? What makes a program successful for the early grades? Is it too late to intervene with High School Students? What about Cyberbullying which expands the bully's reach beyond the school and leaves the victim feeling there is no safe place? Who are the Bystanders? Who are the Upstanders? What are the keys to Bully Prevention. Listen in.

In this show we take a close look at the meaning, causes, prevalence and prevention of Bullying. The reality of bullying spans nations and we are joined in this show by Dr. Tracy Vaillancourt, A Tier 1 Canada Research Chair in School- Based Mental Health and Violence Prevention at the University of Ottawa. Dr. Vaillancourt has researched and written on the causes and prevention of Bullying and will be discussing the social and psychological dynamics that foster bullying, the gender differences in bullying behavior, the explicit and implicit powers of the bully and the likely targets. We will be asking Dr. Vaillancourt what can be done about school bullying. Is it really possible to change the social climate of a school? What makes a program successful for the early grades? Is it too late to intervene with High School Students? What about Cyberbullying which expands the bully's reach beyond the school and leaves the victim feeling there is no safe place? Who are the Bystanders? Who are the Upstanders? What are the keys to Bully Prevention. Listen in.

EMPOWERING THE UPSTANDERS Enhancing School Safety: An In-depth Conversation with Emily Romrell In this episode, the continuation of a previous discussion, Emily Romrell, a proactive mother instrumental in establishing an anonymous reporting system in her school district, returns to the conversation. Emily's passion to create an environment where people feel empowered to report issues like bullying has led to tangible changes in her own and potentially other school districts. Emily shares her continuing efforts to further expand her knowledge and resolve more issues within the system, such as bullying. The discussion includes an exploration of the benefits of lockdown drills, the importance of after-action reviews, and how fostering an environment of respect and understanding between parents and school administrators leads to successful cooperation in formulating safety measures. The conversation also underscores the importance of parents becoming active participants in enforcing safety mechanisms in schools, paving the way for safer and more secure educational environments for children. CHECK OUT EMILY'S WEBSITE : romrellwrites.com 00:26 Introduction and Recap of Previous Episode 01:01 Continuing the Conversation with Emily 01:18 Understanding Bullying and the Role of Upstanders 04:12 Creating a Parental Security Advisory Committee 05:33 The Importance of Respect and Understanding in School Safety 09:21 The Role of Anonymous Reporting Systems 11:56 The Importance of Communication in School Safety 16:25 The Value of After Action Reviews 22:03 The Importance of Lockdown Drills 33:28 Emily's Upcoming Children's Book WANT THE VIDEOS HEAD TO YOUTUBE @sarahferrismedia  And if you are wanting AD FREE | EARLY ACCESS | BONUS CONTENT  HIT THE BANNER ON APPLE PODCASTS TO SUBSCRIBE OR SUPPORT US: Patreon.com/stopthekilling  Send us your Listener Questions for our Tuesday episodes  Message us on instagram :  @conmunitypodcast @stopthekillingstories And for all things Katherine Schweit including where you can purchase her book STOP THE KILLING: How to end the mass shooting crisis head to: www.katherineschweit.com SUPPORTING OUR SPONSORS, SUPPORTS THE PODCAST CRIMECON UK TICKETS HERE CRIMECON US TICKETS HERE DON'T forget to use DISCOUNT CODE “FERRIS”  BLENDJET Check out BlendJet: The original portable blender coupon: stk12 (case sensitive) custom URL: https://zen.ai/stk12   Go to blendjet.com and to save 12% use my special link, and the discount will be applied at checkout https://zen.ai/stk12 RESOURCES Stop the Bleed training FBI  RUN, HIDE, FIGHT This is a CONmunity Podcast Production on the Killer Podcasts Network Check out more: CONNING THE CON KLOOGHLESS - THE LONG CON GUILTY GREENIE THE BRAVERY ACADEMY Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The school year was about to start and the local Walmart was packed with thousands of parents and children shopping for school supplies. An all-girl soccer team was outside the front door of the superstore selling drinks and snacks to raise money for the end of summer tournament. A young man who had driven all night parked near them and went in to get a bite to eat.Seeing the crowds of families, he went back to his car to retrieve his recent purchase. He we walked back towards the lemonade stand.What was about to happen?Was this Stoppable?See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

An 18-year old traveled hundreds of miles from his home on a mission he kept secret from his family and best friend. A local man engaged the traveler and they talked for over an hour about history, science and culture. The young man left the scene, planning on returning the next day.What was about to happen?Was this Stoppable?See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

A young man from a small town in Ohio, drove overnight 500+ miles to participate in a celebration of unity. Although he had few friends back home, he was welcomed into the gathering. He had worn all the right clothes and said all the right things. When the convocation was abruptly canceled, he got back in his car to drive home...until he took a turn back towards town.What was about to happen?Was this Stoppable?See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Three buddies from a tiny town in Illinois drive hundreds of miles to Bloomington, Minnesota, home of the Mall of America. A little before sunrise, they turned into the parking lot of a house of worship where people were gathering to pray.What was about to happen?Was this Stoppable?See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this very special Bonus Episode of Stoppable, host Humera Khan engages in an in-depth conversation with Dr. Erin Saltman, the Director of Programming at the Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism (GIFCT). Dr. Saltman talks about her time embedded in a youth camp in Hungary for the ultra right wing political party Jobbik (designated a "neo-Nazi Party" by the European Jewish Congress). Dr. Saltman, the former head of Counter-terrorism and Dangerous Organizations Policy for Europe, Middle East and Africa for Facebook also discusses the important work the members of GIFCT are doing to "prevent terrorists and violent extremists from exploiting digital platforms" and about the term “borderline content” that is now increasingly come up in discussions. Reference: Erin Saltman and Micalie Hunt, Borderline Content: Understanding the Gray Zone. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

An Army Specialist, sworn to protect his country through his military service, logged into his social media account and began a conversation with one of his followers.He planned to share the knowledge and expertise he had gained in the military."Hey brother, [I heard] you may have a use for my knowledge and told me to contact you. What's up?"What was about to happen?Was this Stoppable?See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Warning: you may be persuaded to adopt a furry friend at the end of this episode. Welcome Jim Keller, the owner of Homeward Pet: a no kill shelter located outside Seattle that focuses on pet adoption, behavioral therapy, fostering and charity. This organization is run by Jim and his wife. Both of whom left their long term careers, took massive pay cuts, to devote their lives to helping animals in need. In 1990, Homeward Pet was founded on the belief that every adoptable animal would eventually find a safe, caring home. "Euthanasia was – and continues to be – used only as a last resort to ease suffering from injury or illness. With this commitment to providing homeless animals without the pressure of a euthanasia deadline, we started small: just 350 cats and 20 dogs adopted this first year, many from foster homes." They have grown to adopt out nearly 2000 animals each year to their community, reduce animal surrender and have over 400 volunteers. We call these individuals Upstanders. People who devote their lives to upping the expectations in our society and how they participate in the world. Check out their website at homewardpet.org for information on their services. Enjoy! Please don't forget to like, follow, share or subscribe wherever you are tuning in. Thank you so much for supporting our show!

A nursing student drove to a town 10 minutes from his home in Southern California. He planned to visit a House of Worship as members of the congregation were gathering to celebrate a holiday. The members there proudly proclaimed “Everyone is welcome and accepted, regardless of background, knowledge, or affiliation.”As the young man approached the Center he found the doors wide open.What was about to happen?Was this Stoppable?See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

One Wednesday evening, a young man began the drive from Columbia SC to Charleston SC, normally a two hour drive. He arrived in 90 minutes. It would seem he was in a hurry.Before walking into the Bible Study Class, he looked down and saw what looked like a black fanny pack. It was awkwardly sitting looped to his belt on the front of his pants for all to see. He had meant to hide it before entering.Looking up, a Reverend called out, “Pastor, we have a visitor.” What was about to happen?Was this Stoppable?See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

It was Valentine's Day. While waiting for his Uber ride, the teenager texted a former girlfriend “You will always know I love you.”When they arrived at his destination, the young man gave the Uber driver explicit directions on where to drop him off. He knew exactly where he wanted to go.Picking up his backpack and black duffel bag, the 19 year-old walked towards the school from where he had been expelled the previous year.What was about to happen?Was this Stoppable?See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Stoppable is the true crime podcast that explores the riveting and dramatic stories of people who become enthralled with the idea of mass killing to achieve their ends. The podcast delves into the back stories of perpetrators to solve the mystery of how and why our friends, neighbors, siblings, children and parents turn to dark acts of extreme violence against innocent victims.In examining these cases, you will walk in the shoes of the perpetrators and travel on their journey as our team of mass-murder and terrorism experts analyze the actions of people preparing to commit atrocities. Every episode details a captivating tale of suspense and terror.In the end, you will discover why these planned tragedies did–or did not–occur. Stoppable is jointly produced by Muflehun and District Productive.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Después de haber publicado su libro Biografía judicial del 68, el ministro en retiro José Ramón Cossío Díaz encontró un caso poco conocido hasta ahora: el intento de asesinato al presidente Gustavo Díaz Ordaz. Para Revista Abogacía y Upstanders, el Dr. Cossío nos compartió que no había mucha información relacionada con el suceso. Algunos archivos, reportes, un documental y varias columnas fueron los materiales que guiaron al autor en la construcción de la historia de Carlos Castañeda.  El caso es solo la ocasión perfecta para resaltar la importancia de analizar el Derecho desde una perspectiva histórica y para realizar una revisión crítica a la manera en la que las personas en el poder utilizaban el derecho para cometer arbitrariedades.  Upstanders regresa en su tercera temporada con la presentación del libro "Que nunca se sepa” En este episodio, el autor nos cuenta  sobre su experiencia escribiendo esta obra  y sobre cómo exploró las huellas que dejaron algunos archivos judiciales y le dio voz a lo que fue callado.

Scilla Andreen, accomplished film director and CEO of iMPACTFUL has returned for another episode of Teaching Channel Talks! The last time Scilla joined the podcast, she and Wendy focused on her journey as a filmmaker, exploring Scilla's experiences and the inspiration behind her films. This time, we're measuring the impact these films have had as schools and organizations across the country host screenings of Angst, Like, Race to be Human, and Upstanders, and address the destigmatization around mental health as a result.Resources for Continued LearningIn this episode, Scilla and Wendy talk about iMPACTFUL's mental health film collection and the accompanying resources designed to bring about deeper learning, engagement, and impact. These films are available for schools, businesses, and non-profits. Find out about how you can host your own screening of Angst, Like, Race to be Human, or The Upstanders here.Be sure to follow iMPACTFUL on social media to hear about their latest films and programs, and check out Teaching Channel's free teacher resources to hear about our quarterly free screenings of IMPACTFUL films and accompanying panel discussions.iMPACTUL: Twitter | Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn

In this episode of Teaching Channel Talks, we welcome Scilla Andreen, an accomplished film director, and CEO of Impactful. Just in time for Mental Health Awareness month, she and Dr. Wendy Amato delve into Scilla's journey as a filmmaker, exploring her experiences and the inspiration behind her films Angst, Like, Race to be Human, and Upstanders. But what sets Scilla apart from other filmmakers is her unique approach to tough topics.Scilla has gamified difficult subjects, creating creative coping toolkits to help people navigate through the challenges of mental health and other critical issues. She has also been instrumental in bringing mental health to the forefront of conversations in education, providing a platform for young people to share their stories and break down the stigma surrounding mental illness. In this podcast, we explore Scilla's incredible journey, her approach to filmmaking, and her impact on the world around her. So, grab a coffee, sit back, and join us for an insightful and inspiring conversation with Scilla Andreen.Resources for Continued LearningIn this episode, Scilla and Wendy talk about the Creative Coping Toolkit (CCT), an online learning platform built around IMPACTFUL's mental health film collection and designed to bring about deeper learning, engagement, and impact through expanded programming and support services. The CCT is available for schools, businesses, and non-profits. Find out about how you can bring the Creative Coping Toolkit to your organization here.Be sure to follow IMPACTFUL on social media to hear about their latest films and programs, and check out Teaching Channel's free teacher resources to hear about our quarterly free screenings of IMPACTFUL films and accompanying panel discussions.IMPACTUL: Twitter | Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn

In this show we take a close look at the meaning, causes, prevalence and prevention of Bullying. The reality of bullying spans nations and we are joined in this show by Dr. Tracy Vaillancourt, A Tier 1 Canada Research Chair in School- Based Mental Health and Violence Prevention at the University of Ottawa. Dr. Vaillancourt has researched and written on the causes and prevention of Bullying and will be discussing the social and psychological dynamics that foster bullying, the gender differences in bullying behavior, the explicit and implicit powers of the bully and the likely targets. We will be asking Dr. Vaillancourt what can be done about school bullying. Is it really possible to change the social climate of a school? What makes a program successful for the early grades? Is it too late to intervene with High School Students? What about Cyberbullying which expands the bully's reach beyond the school and leaves the victim feeling there is no safe place? Who are the Bystanders? Who are the Upstanders? What are the keys to Bully Prevention. Listen in.

In this show we take a close look at the meaning, causes, prevalence and prevention of Bullying. The reality of bullying spans nations and we are joined in this show by Dr. Tracy Vaillancourt, A Tier 1 Canada Research Chair in School- Based Mental Health and Violence Prevention at the University of Ottawa. Dr. Vaillancourt has researched and written on the causes and prevention of Bullying and will be discussing the social and psychological dynamics that foster bullying, the gender differences in bullying behavior, the explicit and implicit powers of the bully and the likely targets. We will be asking Dr. Vaillancourt what can be done about school bullying. Is it really possible to change the social climate of a school? What makes a program successful for the early grades? Is it too late to intervene with High School Students? What about Cyberbullying which expands the bully's reach beyond the school and leaves the victim feeling there is no safe place? Who are the Bystanders? Who are the Upstanders? What are the keys to Bully Prevention. Listen in.

Having been a doula for over 20 years now, I've seen the impact of the ‘mommy wars' worsen significantly. How you deliver your baby, how you feed them, how they sleep…mom-shaming is everywhere. While social media has many positives, it hasn't always helped people share their values in a supportive way. This made me think about how our children are being affected by this too. Our kids are exposed to endless outside influences that will shape their opinions if you don't have a parenting manifesto of values to support them. In this episode, I want us to think about creating another paradigm where we're teaching our children that they have the right to stand up for what they believe in, but not at the expense of someone else. Listen now to discover how you can raise an upstander and not a bystander.   Time Stamps: 01:23 -  We hear about Brandi's professional background in Doula training 02:00 - Brandi discusses the positive and negative impact of social media for parenting 03:57 - Brandi reflects on what we teach our children about how they support other people.  04:50 - We find out what Brandi has learned from the behavior of seemingly “well-meaning” people in her parenting FB groups 6:09 -  Brandi talks about the effect of outside influences on her kids  7:14 - We learn how the George Floyd incident spurred her on to write a curriculum on raising anti-racist children 09:45 - We find out why being loving is not enough 11:12 - We learn some practical ways to raise upstanders and not bystanders 14:28 - Brandi sets us a challenge to try with our own kids   You can follow Brandi and her work @deardouapodcast on IG, @brandi_jordan_official IG, and send questions, comments and platitudes to brandi@deardoulapodcast.com. Have a question you want Brandi to answer? Shoot her an email or a DM and she might include it on her next podcast episode! If you are looking for support with your children, you can reach out to us at The Cradle Company for more information on hiring a parenting or baby specialist. If you appreciate Dear Doula, please take a minute to subscribe, rate and review!  

In this show we take a close look at the meaning, causes, prevalence and prevention of Bullying. The reality of bullying spans nations and we are joined in this show by Dr. Tracy Vaillancourt, A Tier 1 Canada Research Chair in School- Based Mental Health and Violence Prevention at the University of Ottawa. Dr. Vaillancourt has researched and written on the causes and prevention of Bullying and will be discussing the social and psychological dynamics that foster bullying, the gender differences in bullying behavior, the explicit and implicit powers of the bully and the likely targets. We will be asking Dr. Vaillancourt what can be done about school bullying. Is it really possible to change the social climate of a school? What makes a program successful for the early grades? Is it too late to intervene with High School Students? What about Cyberbullying which expands the bully's reach beyond the school and leaves the victim feeling there is no safe place? Who are the Bystanders? Who are the Upstanders? What are the keys to Bully Prevention. Listen in.

In this show we take a close look at the meaning, causes, prevalence and prevention of Bullying. The reality of bullying spans nations and we are joined in this show by Dr. Tracy Vaillancourt, A Tier 1 Canada Research Chair in School- Based Mental Health and Violence Prevention at the University of Ottawa. Dr. Vaillancourt has researched and written on the causes and prevention of Bullying and will be discussing the social and psychological dynamics that foster bullying, the gender differences in bullying behavior, the explicit and implicit powers of the bully and the likely targets. We will be asking Dr. Vaillancourt what can be done about school bullying. Is it really possible to change the social climate of a school? What makes a program successful for the early grades? Is it too late to intervene with High School Students? What about Cyberbullying which expands the bully's reach beyond the school and leaves the victim feeling there is no safe place? Who are the Bystanders? Who are the Upstanders? What are the keys to Bully Prevention. Listen in.

In this show we take a close look at the meaning, causes, prevalence and prevention of Bullying. The reality of bullying spans nations and we are joined in this show by Dr. Tracy Vaillancourt, A Tier 1 Canada Research Chair in School- Based Mental Health and Violence Prevention at the University of Ottawa. Dr. Vaillancourt has researched and written on the causes and prevention of Bullying and will be discussing the social and psychological dynamics that foster bullying, the gender differences in bullying behavior, the explicit and implicit powers of the bully and the likely targets. We will be asking Dr. Vaillancourt what can be done about school bullying. Is it really possible to change the social climate of a school? What makes a program successful for the early grades? Is it too late to intervene with High School Students? What about Cyberbullying which expands the bully's reach beyond the school and leaves the victim feeling there is no safe place? Who are the Bystanders? Who are the Upstanders? What are the keys to Bully Prevention. Listen in.

Durante mi primer semestre en la escuela de derecho, tuve la oportunidad de leer el libro Voto en Contra, escrito por el Dr. José Ramón Cossío Díaz. En él, describe diversos votos concurrentes que emitió durante su cargo como ministro de la SCJN. Esta compilación reflexiona sobre temas de coyuntura nacional como la libertad de expresión, la relación entre derecho y moral y la importancia de interpretar la ley desde una perspectiva multidisciplinaria. Este libro tuvo un impacto importante en mí. Leer al ministro, amplió la imagen que tenía sobre lo que puede ser el derecho y me hizo reflexionar sobre la diversidad de problemáticas que enfrenta la sociedad mexicana. Este libro transmite la pasión que el ministro Cossío tiene por la justicia y es inspiradora la forma en la que defiende sus argumentos, a pesar de que en todos los casos se encontraba en el grupo minoritario o incluso votando solo. Este libro es el ejemplo perfecto de la importancia que tiene la disidencia, el dialogo y el pensamiento critico en sociedades democráticas como la nuestra. Ministro de la Suprema Corte de Justicia de la Nación de 2003 a 2018, Cossío Díaz es uno de los abogados más destacados en el gremio jurídico mexicano. Ha ejercido su profesión desde el servicio público, la docencia y la investigación en Derecho constitucional. Es autor de más de 30 libros y es columnista y colaborador en diversos periódicos y revistas. Sin duda alguna, este es uno de los episodios mas especiales que he podido hacer en Upstanders. tuve el honor de sentarme a platicar con uno de los juristas que más admiro sobre su formación académica, la importancia de tener mentores que nos ayuden a impulsar nuestro potencial y sobre lo que ocurre en nuestra país y en la corte suprema de Estados Unidos. Con mucha emoción, les comparto mi conversación con el Dr. José Ramón Cossío Díaz.

Hear personal stories about racial trauma or stereotype threat. How can we respond and how do we differentiate an up stander from a bystander? What barriers exist when we try to respond?Show notes, Transcript and References:   https://www.coreimpodcast.com/2022/08/24/upstander/ Time stamps00:59 Intro05:51Overview of Microaggressions09:11 Prevalence12:43 How to respond22:03 Barriers to appropriate response27:00 ConclusionTags: IM Core, CoreIM, bystander, race, microaggressions, hidden curriculum, DEI

 Film and media are powerful change agents. One of my favorite inspirational leaders to speak to is Scilla Andreen, the founder of iNDIEFLIX. She has used her talents and entrepreneurship to start meaningful conversations on topics that are hard to find a starting point but need to be discussed. Through film, conversations are rippling through families, and lives are being changed. Not only do we discuss her broad impact on education and mental health, but Scilla also transparently shares her story of resilience and the why behind what she does so brilliantly. I am honored to know this woman.Take a listen, and give iNDIEFLIX a shoutout.indieflix.com/education/filmsthesocialimpact.coGuest Bio:Scilla Andreen is CEO & Co-Founder of iNDIEFLIX and an award-winning Producer, Director, Emmy nominated Costume Designer, Author & Founder of iNDIEFLIX Foundation. She has produced and or directed such films as, Angst, LIKE, The Upstanders, Screenagers, The Empowerment Project and Nevertheless, currently she is directing her latest project, RACE a documentary about the effects of race and racism on our mental health. She is a mother of 6 and resides with her husband Eric in Seattle WA. Scilla is on a mission to change the world with film. indieflix.com

 Film and media are powerful change agents. One of my favorite inspirational leaders to speak to is Scilla Andreen, the founder of iNDIEFLIX. She has used her talents and entrepreneurship to start meaningful conversations on topics that are hard to find a starting point but need to be discussed. Through film, conversations are rippling through families, and lives are being changed. Not only do we discuss her broad impact on education and mental health, but Scilla also transparently shares her story of resilience and the why behind what she does so brilliantly. I am honored to know this woman.Take a listen, and give iNDIEFLIX a shoutout.indieflix.com/education/filmsthesocialimpact.coGuest Bio:Scilla Andreen is CEO & Co-Founder of iNDIEFLIX and an award-winning Producer, Director, Emmy nominated Costume Designer, Author & Founder of iNDIEFLIX Foundation. She has produced and or directed such films as, Angst, LIKE, The Upstanders, Screenagers, The Empowerment Project and Nevertheless, currently she is directing her latest project, RACE a documentary about the effects of race and racism on our mental health. She is a mother of 6 and resides with her husband Eric in Seattle WA. Scilla is on a mission to change the world with film. indieflix.com

Henry J. Turner is an award-winning high school principal, author, and nationally renowned speaker.  He is most proud of the collaborative community he works within to empower students to fight hate and bigotry in their school. Pointing to his unwavering commitment to equity and a student-centered culture, Henry was named 2020 K12 Principal of the Year by K–12 Dive. Henry is the author of the newly released book, Change the Narrative: How to Foster an Antiracist Culture in Your School, published by DBC inc. As a national speaker, he shares his experience as an innovative instructional leader, passionate advocate, and committed antiracist educator with educators and organizational leaders. Henry works with educators, leaders, and communities on how to create a culture that commits to diversity, equity, and inclusion empowers students' voices and addresses economic and racial disparities. He has a biweekly newsletter, “Lessons on Social Justice Leadership” that can be found at HenryJTurner.com.   Key Takeaways: It's important to let students know that the school they are in is their school. It's about helping students to explore who they are and the world around them and then think about the legacy they will leave so they are truly change makers. Schools are the center of communities so it's our job to share our value system. School is the place where students will interact with people who are different than themselves and need to learn from that experience. It's our not our job to teach students what to think, but instead how to think. It all starts by teaching respect. It's critical that schools have a value statement that includes equity and standing up for others who are different or marginalized. Not talking about or hiding incidents against marginalized groups further marginalize them. In order to make progress we have to sometimes admit that we were part of the problem. Stay in Touch: @turnerhj HenryJTurner.com

¿Cómo una abuelita judía que también es jueza de la corte se volvió tan famosa entre las generaciones más jóvenes? Para explicar esto, tuvimos el honor de platicar con la persona que la hizo viral durante el verano 2013. Para esto, decidí que necesitaba la ayuda de otra gran futura abogada, fan de RBG y amiga, Avril, quien nos acompaña como co host. Shana Knizhnik es abogada del personal de la práctica de defensa criminal de la Sociedad de Ayuda Legal en Manhattan. Mientras estudiaba en NYU Law, creó Notorious RBG Tumblr, un sitio web feminista dedicado a la juez Ruth Bader Ginsburg y su lucha de toda la vida por la igualdad y la justicia social. En 2015, coescribió el bestseller del New York Times, Notorious RBG: The Life and Times of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, con la periodista Irin Carmon, y fue nombrada para Forbes '30 Under 30 in Media en 2016. Después de graduarse cum laude de NYU Law en 2015 , Knizhnik se desempeñó como asistente legal de la Honorable Dolores Sloviter, Juez de la Corte de Apelaciones del Tercer Circuito de los Estados Unidos, y trabajó como asistente legal en la ACLU del Distrito de Columbia. Knizhnik tiene una licenciatura en ciencias políticas por la Universidad de Columbia. Sigue el blog Notorious RBG: https://www.instagram.com/notoriousrbg/ Sigue a Iusparadummies: https://www.instagram.com/iusparadummies/ Sigue a Upstanders: the podcast: https://www.instagram.com/up_standers/

On this episode of Keystone Education Radio, host Annette Stevenson speaks with Grace Wheeler, NOVA's director of education and prevention on the organization's efforts on this front.

Bias, discrimination and racism against Asian Americans have increased dramatically. Over 3,800 incidents of hate-related incidents have been reported during the COVID pandemic, including a vicious attack in NY''s Times Square against a 65-year-old Filipino woman on her way to church. Joining us to talk about the depth of the problem are Liz Kari, daughter of the woman whose hate crime was witnessed by millions on social media, and founder of AAP I Belong.  Also, Thear Sy Suzuki, a child survivor of Cambodian genocide who has risen to become a respected Dallas leader and was featured in former President George W. Bush's new book, OUT OF MANY, ONE: Portraits of America's Immigrants. Both advocate for fewer bystanders and more Upstanders against all racism.

Para nuestro primer episodio, tuvimos la oportunidad de platicar con Jesús Horacio González, senador por el estado de Nuevo León, con más de quince años de experiencia en empresas multinacionales en México y Europa, ocupando posiciones ejecutivas en inteligencia estratégica, asuntos corporativos, recursos humanos y proyectos de operación. En la administración pública, se ha desempeñado como Asesor en el Senado de la República, Regidor ciudadano y Secretario de Ayuntamiento en dos de los más importantes municipios del Estado de Nuevo León, San Pedro Garza García (2012-2015) y San Nicolás de los Garza (2015-2018); lo que le ha permitido adquirir amplio conocimiento y experiencia mediante estudios y operatividad en las áreas de Seguridad Pública, Desarrollo Urbano y Participación Ciudadana. Hablamos sobre la importancia de tomar en cuenta la violencia estructural para incluir a todas y todos en las decisiones políticas de nuestro país, la polarización que vivimos a nivel nacional, la razón por la que decidió dedicarse al servicio público y mucho más. Pueden seguir a nuestro Upstander en: Página de internet: https://jesushoracio.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jesushoraciomx/ Sigue a Upstanders en Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/up_standers/ Manda tus preguntas, comentarios o sugerencias a: upstanders.pod@gmail.com

This episode is about a friend of mine who celebrates Bruce Smith and Sweet Pea Whitaker. They were upstanders in the past. They protected and help him from bullying. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/antibullyingmcg/support

This week on Inside the Skev, we are joined by Marcy Larson, Vice President of Marketing & Business Development of the Illinois Holocaust Museum & Education Center. Ms. Larson brings 25 years of marketing, consulting and research experience to this position. We will be discussing several things including the background of the museum, current events and the greater need for outreach and education, the cutting-edge technology the museum is employing and how they have adapted during the pandemic. Inside the Skev is a one stop shop for all things Skokie and Evanston hosted by Aaron Masliansky. Listen live on Sunday mornings at 10AM Central time on WCGO-95.9FM, 1590AM, Youtube or Facebook Live. Be the first to know about local events, new podcast episodes, real estate and the latest stories about the great people in these towns by going to http://www.skevanston.com. Sign up for the newsletter and reach out to Aaron Masliansky at aaron@skevanston.com with any questions or suggestions. Be sure to also follow Inside the Skev on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter for the latest updates.

News Therapy : Upstanders and bystanders behind child abuse cases -아동학대와 '업스탠더' (아무것도 하지 않는게 가장 쉬운 방법일 때 나서서 행동하는 사람) 역할의 중요성 및 방관자 효과 Guest: Dr. Chu Hee Yeon, Chu Hee Yeon Counseling & Coaching Center

Dr. Glenn Lipson, a diplomate in forensic psychology, has spent three decades preventing different forms of violence. He works with the district attorneys, schools, and civil cases where there were claims of abuse by such individuals as the clergy and teachers. As an expert witness, speaker, and advisor, he has testified in court martials, regulatory hearings and submitted briefs through counsel to the United States Supreme Court.  Dr. Lipson founded MRC (Making Right Choices) and the NASDTEC Academy, offering online courses that address interpersonal violence and prevention. As a public speaker, he has presented for the US State Department and US Army. He has received the Doug Bates Award from NASDTEC for his international contribution to making schools safer.   Leading psychological issues we are seeing in educational environment right now?  Enlist the disposition of caring by giving them information about the issues.  Creating upstanders instead of bystanders. Credibility in education is based on being in education.  Godwin Higa - trauma-informed schools Z Generation - Compared to elders, Z generation is 78% of Z generation don't have a friend to talk to.  Surgeon General Vivek Murthy Loneliness is a faster killer than many other ailments.  Bowling Alone Making sure youth stay connected.  How Schools Should Respond in the Pandemic Connection, early intervention, social emotional learning

Scilla Andreen, CEO and Co-Founder of IndieFlix, joins us for episode 135 of Relate. In this episode, we talk about film being one of the most powerful mediums in the world. Scilla talks with us about her experience working in Hollywood and her transition to starting IndieFlix. We discuss why it's important to elevate storytellers, how being clear makes you fearless, and how film models for us. Be sure to check out https://www.indieflix.com/ for more information on Scilla's work. Scilla Andreen, an award-winning film and TV veteran of Sony & Warner Bros., is the CEO and Co-Founder of Indie Flix . She directed, executive produced and produced “ The Upstanders”, “LIKE ” as well as serving as executive producer for “ Nevertheless ”. Scilla served as the Executive Producer and Distributor for “ Angst”, “Screenagers ” and “ The Empowerment Project ”, and is a key supporter for “Finding Kind” , the original film in the Indie Flix stable. Scilla has been recognized by Screening International’s Women To Watch and Variety’s Women’s Impact Report and is a popular speaker at Sundance, Cannes, CES, SXSW, Women in Film and MentalHealth Summits. She is also the author of “The Creative Coping Toolkit ”, a book with simple, fun conversation-starting activities that gamify talking about our feelings, which is integrated into our Mental Health Trilogy SEL curriculum. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/relate-patrick-mcandrew/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/relate-patrick-mcandrew/support

This week we are sharing another powerful and courageous conversation from the Brave Enough Elevate Summit. In this episode, Dr. Sasha Shillcutt speaks to Dr. Philomena Asante, a pediatrician and public health leader about microaggressions & racism in medicine. These two women discuss ways bystanders can be upstanders and discuss practical advice on how to stand up for others. This is an important episode!   

This week we are sharing another powerful and courageous conversation from the Brave Enough Elevate Summit. In this episode, Dr. Sasha Shillcutt speaks to Dr. Philomena Asante, a pediatrician and public health leader about microaggressions & racism in medicine. These two women discuss ways bystanders can be upstanders and discuss practical advice on how to stand up for others. This is an important episode!

Kim Scott, author of New York Times & Wall Street Journal Bestseller Radical Candor: Be a Kickass Boss without Losing Your Humanity, can help you get sh*t done, manage difficult bosses and coworkers, and become more effective not only as a business leader but also in life. Workplace injustice needs to be addressed explicitly. Kim encourages men to be Upstanders in the workplace and shares her framework on effective leadership. Kim led AdSense, YouTube, and Doubleclick Online Sales and Operations at Google and then joined Apple to develop and teach a leadership seminar. Kim has been a CEO coach at Dropbox, Qualtrics, Twitter, and several other tech companies. In the IWiB Podcast we are collecting stories and having conversations with people to inspire, inform and connect women and men who want to thrive in life. With Chris Thorpe, Founder Brick Investment Partners, and Liana Slater Growth Executive & Co-Founder Momunmentalme.com, producer of The Mindshare Podcast, and Co-Founder INSEAD IWiB Global Club. Music by Patrick Prouty. For more inspiring discussions and real tools for success, check out Liana's professional development podcast The Mindshare Podcast available wherever you get your podcasts and at www.monumentalme.com/podcast. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Welcome to the 4th episode of the La Voix du LILA - Burbank podcast for the 2020-2021 school year. On this week's show, Grace Bobyk (9 Intl) joins us in the studio to discuss what it has been like living abroad in other countries like Jamaica and Mexico, as well as her home country of Canada and her excitement for exploring Los Angeles and other parts of the United States. Grace will also be joining us from time to time during the year to update us on what it's like to experience a new school and country, as well as to help us better understand, from her perspective, the similarities and differences between the United States and our neighbors to the north. 00:00 - 00:30 - Introduction 00:30 - 08:20 - Interview and discussion with Grace(English/French) 08:20 - 12:00 - Mosaïque Highlights (English/French) *Reminders* Student delegate elections - Contact Mylène Weekly Head of School Briefings on Tuesday at 5:00pm. The Upstanders movie - Thursday Evening Merci, Lincoln, Ms. Harvey et Mr. Mondage

We are back with a somewhat hastily thrown together Noskalgic episode. This time we're checking Pennsylvania off the list of US states to look into. I only say it's hastily thrown together because I didn't spend months agonizing over finding material. It all accidentally came together within a week and turned out pretty darn good! Featuring music by The Skablins, Public Service, Ruder Than You, The Freakin' Cads, Skaliosis, NotchoMa, The Go Go Rays, The N.C. Thirteens, and The Upstanders!

In Part 3 of our series “Deconstructing White Privilege,” former Reed Smith partner Mike Scott, associate Lora Spencer, and co-hosts Iveliz Crespo and John Iino discuss their work on the case to remove the Confederate battle emblem from the Mississippi state flag. They also will emphasize the importance of upstanders who support the Black community and interrupt racism.For more information, please visit Reed Smith's Diversity & Inclusion page.

My guest today is the courageous Jessica HickmanAs the founder of Bullyology and Upstand Academy, Jessica is known globally as ‘The Bullyologist’. Bullyology is a professional anti-bullying methodology derived from personal experiences and meticulous research, dedicated to breaking the silence on bullying while striving to promote healthy workplace relationships.Jessica’s mission is to create thriving workplace cultures where individuals are empowered to be Upstanders rather than silent bystanders.Jessica has worked across the UK and Australia in multiple industries including public and private sectors. She is known for her work delivering an improved workplace culture winning multiple industry awards. Delivering motivational workshops with passion and commitment to engage internal staff and external clients on ‘unspeakable’ topics. Her passion lays with delivering social inclusion programs to promote equality, psychological safety and trust within the workplace.Jessica describes how she now uses her adversity as her superpower to make a difference for others. She is super passionate and driven to do this and we chat about:Jessica’s journey to becoming known as the BullyologistThe Upstander effectTips to becoming an UpstanderThe shift in bullying now more people are working from homeHow we can all make a difference in this spaceLinksBullyology

Scilla Andreen is an award-winning filmmaker, producer, director, and Emmy-nominated costume designer (The Wonder Years). She is also the CEO and Co-Founder of Indieflix, a global entertainment screening and subscription streaming service based in Seattle. IndieFlix produces and distributes social impact films and series to create positive change in the world. What you will learn: How Scilla went from NYU with aspirations to become a litigator, to answering the call of Hollywood, telling stories through film. How Scilla’s passion and boldness got her a job working as a Hollywood costume designer. How a jarring experience as a costume designer caused her to seek something more fulfilling in the film industry. Why she co-founded IndieFlix and how it became more successful after the controversial decision to remove 7,000 titles from its catalog. How IndieFlix opens opportunities for dialogue, engagement, and catharsis that mainstream competitors don’t. How her documentaries Like, Angst and Upstanders fit within IndieFlix's ethos as "content for a purpose." Why Scilla plans to circle back into narrative films. Why she believes that it is mentally healthier to consume media through streaming as opposed to network television. How she learned to embrace IndieFlix’s inevitable comparisons to Netflix and use them to her advantage. Why she turned down an offer to produce HBO’s Six Feet Under to work on a sitcom. Why she enjoys working with millennials, and what unique assets they bring to an organization. How young people tell stories every day through social media, and how those skills can cross over into filmmaking. Why marketing and storytelling abilities are critical skills to develop as a filmmaker. What advice she would give to a graduating senior who is interested in storytelling through film. What film festivals like Sundance, SIFF, and Cannes, offer to audiences and filmmakers, and the importance of film in general. Resources: IndieFlix IndieFlix Foundation Scilla Andreen’s Instagram, LinkedIn and Twitter Scilla Andreen IMDb

Today I speak with Liz Vogel from Facing History and Ourselves who gives us a snapshot of how to use history to strengthen our students and help them become true up-standers. As this episode comes out on April 19th, 2020, most of us have been hunkered down in our homes, dealing with distance learning and lots of other issues right now.  One thing that is always a problem whenever troubling times arise whether it’s a health crisis or a financial crisis – or in this case both – is the rise of hate – racism, Jew-hatred, xenophobia and so on.  It’s been rising to scary levels even before the Covid 19 pandemic, and now we are seeing it grow so much worse.  And when the extent of the financial repercussions become clear, we are at risk for seeing an even more intense rise in identity-based hate speech and hate crimes.  So, how do we as educators and parents help our students and kids make great choices and combat any potential problems?  Listen and find out!

As executive director of the Memphis region of Facing History and Ourselves, Marti Tippens Murphy is inspired by the stories of upstanders: extraordinary people who embraced the challenge to speak out, stand up for others, and make difficult decisions. Together, they helped to create a more inclusive, just, and compassionate Memphis. She led the commissioning of the Upstanders in Memphis History Mural in downtown Memphis. A native Memphian and Rhodes College Alumna, Tippens Murphy’s love for history and the power of story-telling led her to the Los Angeles office of Facing History in 1997. Since returning to her hometown in 2014, Murphy and her team continue to use the lessons of history and empathy to empower youth to stand up to bigotry and hate.

In this episode, I chat with Bendita Cynthia Malakia about her role as a Diversity & Inclusion Strategist and change agent.   Listen in as we discuss: • Working with big organizations on diversity and inclusion initiatives • How to stay alert to your inherent biases • Understanding two models for allyship: the UPSTANDERS model and the ALLY acronym

Nicole Jon Sievers is an activist, speaker, author, educator, Licensed Clinical Social Worker, and mother of five boys. In 2011, Nicole founded the non-profit Stand For Courage bullying-prevention program. SFC’s student-led, school-based, and community activation offers one ultimate goal: disrupt and end the cycle of bullying by celebrating stand-up bystanders with the support of media recognition and luminary partners. The school pilot program was recognized with an American Psychological Association Visionary. Nicole's book, It's Your Mind: Own It! offers neuroscience-based information and exercises for teens. It won an Indie Excellence book-of-the-year award in psychology. The One and Only You!, Nicole’s forthcoming book, is a middle school version of It’s Your Mind!: Own It! She is also a producer in the upcoming IndieFlix documentary film, The Upstanders. 

Talking about race with kids is always daunting for parents. When your a light skinned mom with an African American/white child it becomes difficult because race conversations don't happen in white families. Even though it is a must to talk to her child about racism it is still heartbreaking to do it. Recommended reading: Ron's Big Mission by by Rose Blue, Corinne J. Naden, Don Tate. Testing the Ice: A True Story About Jackie Robinson by Sharon Robinson

We encourage you to nominate quiet and humble yet powerful and impactful everyday Americans doing great things to be considered for an American Citizen Award, a program Red Shoes Living is proud to bring to the United States in alliance with the UK-based Award Recognition Bureau. Check out the Upstanders on the Starbucks Channel for great examples of those who are worthy of an American Citizen Award.

Scilla Andreen is an award-winning producer and CEO & founder of IndieFlix, a global, streaming and screening service that focuses on content for a purpose. She's Included in Variety's Women's Impact Report as an Executive making a difference and is a popular speaker at Sundance, Cannes, CES, SXSW and Women in Film. Scilla is also the Founder of IndieFlix Foundation, Director of the movie LIKE, a Producer of Angst, Screenagers, and Empowerment Project and is currently filming The Upstanders. Scilla is on a mission to change the world with film.   In this episode we spoke about: Her platform "IndieFlix" and how it came about. Building IndieFlix at the same time as NetFlix. How she shifted from chasing the green to chasing quality in her work. How and why IndieFlix became Content with a Purpose. The power of movie screenings and how they start conversations. And so much more.  Enter to win Enter To Win A Year Subscription To IndieFlix – Content For A Purpose here. Sign up for my weekly(ish) email for all our giveaways and updates here. Scilla Andreen Facebook Twitter Instagram Vimeo LinkedIn   IndieFlix Foundation Website Facebook Twitter Instagram   Ione Butler Website Facebook LinkedIn Instagram Twitter YouTube UpliftingContent

OOOOOhhhhhh my goodness this week's podcast episode is good... Meet Celia Ward-Wallace. She's an activist, a community building and organiser, a powerhouse entrepreneur, a gatherer of beautiful souls and a mama to two beautiful black girls growing up in South Central Los Angeles. Along with her husband, Celia is raising two upstanding citizens who are already making a difference in our world. In this week's conversation, Celia and I touch on racial discrimination, what it's like to be growing up black in today's America, activism and the role it played both in her upbringing and how it continues to impact her life now, spirituality, white privilege and how to educate ourselves about it, and so much more. I could spend ages writing about this conversation but honestly: LISTEN. Then SHARE. We need to be having these (sometimes uncomfortable) conversations. If you'd like to connect with Celia, get a list of her recommended reading or learn more about her work in the world, click here to get everything you need.  When you're finished listening, be sure to head to the MamaFuel Virtual Village to join the conversation about this and other podcast episodes. It's a totally free group and we're waiting there to have you join us.  And finally, if you'd like to join the MamaFuel Sisterhood, drop me a line at anne@mamafuel.me and let's talk. 

Teagan Adams is a sixteen-year-old serial entrepreneur, TEDx speaker, author, and podcast host. (SIXTEEN years old, people!)He started his entrepreneurial journey at the age of nine by raising money to build a school in Kenya, Africa with his lemonade stands. At the age of ten he was on the national television show 'Dragons Den' where he pitched his first company, Doogoods. He now does assemblies at elementary schools to spread this Doogoods movement and raise the next generation as UPstanders instead of bystanders. Teagan is also the author of 'Success Principles: Unlock Your Limitless Potential' and recently launched a podcast called 'Success Academy' where he has been interviewing world class entrepreneurs.Teagan's take on momentum is going to motivate you to do the THING, whatever your thing is!Enjoy!Show notes: https://lauriewrighter.com/podcastteaganadams/Sponsored by the the FREE COURSE -- https://www.creativewrighter.com/p/suckyorstupendous

The newest episode of the Hijabi Diaries, "Upstanders and Up-standing," was originally created in April of 2017, and reflects on the effects of the 2016 Presidential elections on local Muslim people, as well as the rise in hate crimes following the election, and how Hoosiers across the state are taking their neighbors' safety into their own hands (and sometimes with them into state-level legislative sessions).

This episode features an artist who is an intrepid explorer and passionate engineer of storytelling.  She is deeply intrigued by the dualities inherent in the human condition and her body of mixed media and mosaic work is the result of a committed studio practice that keeps her in a constant state of discovery, New York-based artist, Karen Kettering Dimit.   Karen is the Co-Founder of the LIC Arts Open, a Senior Arts member of the St. Botolph Club, and a member the Society of American Mosaic Artists, LIC Artists.  She was also the Chair of Sculpture at the Pen and Brush, NYC.  Ms. Dimit has shown widely throughout the U.S., both in solo and group exhibitions. Most recently, she was juried into the 2018 Mosaic Arts International, winning the Contemporary Innovation Award.  Other recent events: she was invited to show work in the 10th anniversary celebration of The Gallery at Penn College (where she showed a significant body of work in 2014), juried once again into the competitive exhibition of Mosaic Arts International 2016, held this year at the Women's History Museum in San Diego, and was invited to participate in a small group show featuring strong women at Gold Coast Art Center.  Her “Medusa” won the “Best in Show” award in SAMA's juried member exhibition in Chicago, 2006; and “Miss Willendorf 2008” won “First Place” in the Pen and Brush 62ndAnnual Sculpture Exhibition in NY.  Ms. Dimit lives in Manhattan and maintains a studio in Queens (LIC). She studied at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, The Compleat Sculptor in New York, and Orsoni Mosaics in Venice, Italy. Ms. Dimit has also curated a number of well-received shows, most recently UPSTANDERS!!!, as show of 23 artists who channel their activism into their art practice.  Her ingenuity was just recognized by the Mosaic Arts International 2018 Fine Art segment Jurors with the 2018 Contemporary Innovation award.  https://kkdimit.com https://americanmosaics.org/behind-the-mosaic-podcast-episode-6-karen-kettering-dimit/

Sermon by Rev. Meredith Onion, Upstanders. www.wscongo.org

“Each time a man stands up for an ideal, or acts to improve the lot of others, or strikes out against injustice, he sends forth a tiny ripple of hope….” - Robert F. Kennedy. Check out this week’s podcast to learn how schools can shape students’ moral development.

Spreaker Live Show #107 for April 12th, 2017Our Topics This Week: - Reasons To Start A Podcast- NAB Show in Las Vegas April 23-27- Tip of the Week: Have Advertisers Found a Secret Weapon, called Podcasts? Show Duration: 47 minutesHost: Rob Greenlee, Head of Content, Spreaker @robgreenlee - rob(at)spreaker(dotcom)Co-Host: Alex Exum, Host of “The Exum Experience Podcast” on Spreaker-NAB Show (National Association of Broadcasters) in Las Vegas - April 23-27th-3 Panel sessions at the event about Podcasting-The main session is with Rob Walch, Libsyn, Todd Cochrane, Blubrry, Rob McCracken, EW Scripps-Lead off for the broadcaster radio track- http://nab17.mapyourshow.com/7_0/sessions/speaker-details.cfm?speakerid=11328Reasons To Start A Podcast:-Audio content is convenient for the listener:Audio can be consumed anywhere and anytime. Listen to podcasts while cleaning their house, driving in their car, jogging, or exercising at the gym. Audio content is portable and convenient.-Great Medium To Build an Audience:As podcast grows in popularity, the size of your audience increases. Not everyone who listens to your show will come back for more, but the ones who like your style and your content will become loyal listeners. They will recommend your show to others. Easy to reach millions on iTunes or Stitcher and find your show by searching for specific topics on those platforms. -Cost to get started is Low:If you wanted to start podcast 10 years ago, you would have likely had to spend several thousand dollars on equipment just to get started. Fortunately, this is no longer the case. -To increase the size and value of your personal network:Every person who becomes a listener and who you invite to be a guest on your show can potentially become a valuable contact for life. Some of them have become very close friends, and in many cases we have worked together on certain projects or simply shared ideas to help each other succeed.-You can make money from your show:A podcast doesn’t have to be a hobby, but it can be. There are a few ways you can monetize your podcast. If your download numbers are high enough, you can charge sponsors to be mentioned on your show. You can also use your show to promote your own products or services (books, courses, or consulting, for example). Another option is to include a recommended resources section on your show’s main website, and include affiliate links in each of the recommendations. This way, when someone clicks on a recommended resources and decides to buy, your earn a commission from the sale.-To position yourself as an authority in your industrySharing helpful advice on a specific topic on a consistent basis helps position you as an authority in your industry/niche. It helps develop your reputation as an expert. As you increase your authority in your market, you attract other opportunities to you (invited to speak at events or conferences in your industry). You may also consider coaching or consulting services on your area of expertise.-To promote your own products or services:A podcast can be a great tool to attract your ideal customers or clients. You can use your show to help promote your own products and services, or even consulting services. You can mention these things in your episodes, or simply tell your listeners to visit your website to learn more about what you offer.-Hearing your voice makes it more personal:When someone hears your voice, it is incredibly personal. When someone listens to your voice while exercising at the gym, or driving their car for example, it is the closest thing to having you right there next to them and having a conversation. As your audience listens to more of your episodes, they begin to develop a connection to you. People will begin to like you.-It doesn’t take too much time to maintain:Most shows publish an episode once per week, sometimes less, and that seems to be the current norm. The good news is that once a podcast has been launched, maintaining it isn’t as time consuming as most people think it is.-Few steps: The first being planning the episode, followed by recording it, then editing it, then creating a page for the episode on your website, then publishing it, and finally, promoting it. A typical episode on my show is 45 minutes long.-Hosting a podcast is fun!The last reason you should start your own podcast is because hosting a podcast is a lot of fun! -Tip of the Week: Have Advertisers Found a Secret Weapon, called Podcasts?See http://Blog.Spreaker.com for article by Charlotte Micklewright. Here are the highlights from the article.-Audiences and advertising are finding common ground: a passion for audio.-Last year a study by Bridge Ratings predicted marketers will gain more and more confidence in podcasts.-The market spend for the platform will grow at a consistent 25% a year through to 2020. Advertising Age predicts that advertisers will push for their content marketing strategies to produce audience-oriented content that aligns with their brand’s purpose and values.The Age of Branded Podcasts: A big trend that is gaining momentum in 2017 is branded podcast.Many businesses have started to create their own podcast as an alternative to paying for ads in external podcasts. What makes branded audio content great is they allow brands to create an entire experience.One of the first of these types of podcasts to reach #1 on iTunes was The Message, a collaboration between General Electric and Slate Magazine. Each episode brings a new installment of fictional Sci-Fi tale that revolves around sound technology.The aim is to associate the brand with a powerful message. That’s how Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz and Starbucks executive producer Rajiv Chandrasekaran launched Upstanders, a podcast that celebrates true American spirit through stories of compassion, optimism inspiring individuals.The key is also understanding your audience and expanding the brand’s ethos into everyday life.What, even banks are in on this?! Umpqua describes itself as “the West Coast’s largest, and most unconventional, community bank.” So it’s unsurprising that its podcast Open Account addresses in very frank terms one of American culture’s greatest taboos – money.It Pays to Speak UpMany other businesses are finding that it pays to invest in audio advertising on podcasts networks.A recent report from Triton Digital revealed that 65% of podcast listeners would be more willing to buy products from companies that they’ve heard advertised on their favorite podcast.The same study, that includes data of nearly 1,000 podcast fans, found that a whopping 45% of listeners claimed they visited a sponsor’s website after hearing a sponsorship message or advertisement during a favorite podcast.What’s the Secret to This Success?Marketing strategists and data analysts alike have no doubts over the particular pulling power of podcasts.Podcast audiences are devoted fans whose enthusiasm carries over to the companies that sponsor their favorite shows. That ‘halo-effect’ is impressive. It is no surprise that more and more brands are including podcast strategies as part of their marketing mix.And the beauty of it is that it taps into a hard-to-reach audience – unlike other advertising avenues.70% of podcast fans usually avoid visual advertising by using ad blockers online and ad-free services like Spotify subscriptions. But accepting audio content comes more naturally. “It’s a market that other kinds of digital media just aren’t penetrating.”Spreaker Links:http://Adore.fmhttp://blog.spreaker.comhttp://SpreakerLiveShow.comhttps://Spreaker.comrob at spreaker.comSend Questions and Comments to:Twitter: http://twitter.com/spreaker using #SpreakerLiveTwitter: http://twitter.com/robgreenleeTwitter: http://twitter.com/alexeum Tech Support: support at spreaker.com

Spreaker Live Show #107 for April 12th, 2017Our Topics This Week: - Reasons To Start A Podcast- NAB Show in Las Vegas April 23-27- Tip of the Week: Have Advertisers Found a Secret Weapon, called Podcasts? Show Duration: 47 minutesHost: Rob Greenlee, Head of Content, Spreaker @robgreenlee - rob(at)spreaker(dotcom)Co-Host: Alex Exum, Host of “The Exum Experience Podcast” on Spreaker-NAB Show (National Association of Broadcasters) in Las Vegas - April 23-27th-3 Panel sessions at the event about Podcasting-The main session is with Rob Walch, Libsyn, Todd Cochrane, Blubrry, Rob McCracken, EW Scripps-Lead off for the broadcaster radio track- http://nab17.mapyourshow.com/7_0/sessions/speaker-details.cfm?speakerid=11328Reasons To Start A Podcast:-Audio content is convenient for the listener:Audio can be consumed anywhere and anytime. Listen to podcasts while cleaning their house, driving in their car, jogging, or exercising at the gym. Audio content is portable and convenient.-Great Medium To Build an Audience:As podcast grows in popularity, the size of your audience increases. Not everyone who listens to your show will come back for more, but the ones who like your style and your content will become loyal listeners. They will recommend your show to others. Easy to reach millions on iTunes or Stitcher and find your show by searching for specific topics on those platforms. -Cost to get started is Low:If you wanted to start podcast 10 years ago, you would have likely had to spend several thousand dollars on equipment just to get started. Fortunately, this is no longer the case. -To increase the size and value of your personal network:Every person who becomes a listener and who you invite to be a guest on your show can potentially become a valuable contact for life. Some of them have become very close friends, and in many cases we have worked together on certain projects or simply shared ideas to help each other succeed.-You can make money from your show:A podcast doesn’t have to be a hobby, but it can be. There are a few ways you can monetize your podcast. If your download numbers are high enough, you can charge sponsors to be mentioned on your show. You can also use your show to promote your own products or services (books, courses, or consulting, for example). Another option is to include a recommended resources section on your show’s main website, and include affiliate links in each of the recommendations. This way, when someone clicks on a recommended resources and decides to buy, your earn a commission from the sale.-To position yourself as an authority in your industrySharing helpful advice on a specific topic on a consistent basis helps position you as an authority in your industry/niche. It helps develop your reputation as an expert. As you increase your authority in your market, you attract other opportunities to you (invited to speak at events or conferences in your industry). You may also consider coaching or consulting services on your area of expertise.-To promote your own products or services:A podcast can be a great tool to attract your ideal customers or clients. You can use your show to help promote your own products and services, or even consulting services. You can mention these things in your episodes, or simply tell your listeners to visit your website to learn more about what you offer.-Hearing your voice makes it more personal:When someone hears your voice, it is incredibly personal. When someone listens to your voice while exercising at the gym, or driving their car for example, it is the closest thing to having you right there next to them and having a conversation. As your audience listens to more of your episodes, they begin to develop a connection to you. People will begin to like you.-It doesn’t take too much time to maintain:Most shows publish an episode once per week, sometimes less, and that seems to be the current norm. The good news is that once a podcast has been launched, maintaining it isn’t as time consuming as most people think it is.-Few steps: The first being planning the episode, followed by recording it, then editing it, then creating a page for the episode on your website, then publishing it, and finally, promoting it. A typical episode on my show is 45 minutes long.-Hosting a podcast is fun!The last reason you should start your own podcast is because hosting a podcast is a lot of fun! -Tip of the Week: Have Advertisers Found a Secret Weapon, called Podcasts?See http://Blog.Spreaker.com for article by Charlotte Micklewright. Here are the highlights from the article.-Audiences and advertising are finding common ground: a passion for audio.-Last year a study by Bridge Ratings predicted marketers will gain more and more confidence in podcasts.-The market spend for the platform will grow at a consistent 25% a year through to 2020. Advertising Age predicts that advertisers will push for their content marketing strategies to produce audience-oriented content that aligns with their brand’s purpose and values.The Age of Branded Podcasts: A big trend that is gaining momentum in 2017 is branded podcast.Many businesses have started to create their own podcast as an alternative to paying for ads in external podcasts. What makes branded audio content great is they allow brands to create an entire experience.One of the first of these types of podcasts to reach #1 on iTunes was The Message, a collaboration between General Electric and Slate Magazine. Each episode brings a new installment of fictional Sci-Fi tale that revolves around sound technology.The aim is to associate the brand with a powerful message. That’s how Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz and Starbucks executive producer Rajiv Chandrasekaran launched Upstanders, a podcast that celebrates true American spirit through stories of compassion, optimism inspiring individuals.The key is also understanding your audience and expanding the brand’s ethos into everyday life.What, even banks are in on this?! Umpqua describes itself as “the West Coast’s largest, and most unconventional, community bank.” So it’s unsurprising that its podcast Open Account addresses in very frank terms one of American culture’s greatest taboos – money.It Pays to Speak UpMany other businesses are finding that it pays to invest in audio advertising on podcasts networks.A recent report from Triton Digital revealed that 65% of podcast listeners would be more willing to buy products from companies that they’ve heard advertised on their favorite podcast.The same study, that includes data of nearly 1,000 podcast fans, found that a whopping 45% of listeners claimed they visited a sponsor’s website after hearing a sponsorship message or advertisement during a favorite podcast.What’s the Secret to This Success?Marketing strategists and data analysts alike have no doubts over the particular pulling power of podcasts.Podcast audiences are devoted fans whose enthusiasm carries over to the companies that sponsor their favorite shows. That ‘halo-effect’ is impressive. It is no surprise that more and more brands are including podcast strategies as part of their marketing mix.And the beauty of it is that it taps into a hard-to-reach audience – unlike other advertising avenues.70% of podcast fans usually avoid visual advertising by using ad blockers online and ad-free services like Spotify subscriptions. But accepting audio content comes more naturally. “It’s a market that other kinds of digital media just aren’t penetrating.”Spreaker Links:http://Adore.fmhttp://blog.spreaker.comhttp://SpreakerLiveShow.comhttps://Spreaker.comrob at spreaker.comSend Questions and Comments to:Twitter: http://twitter.com/spreaker using #SpreakerLiveTwitter: http://twitter.com/robgreenleeTwitter: http://twitter.com/alexeum Tech Support: support at spreaker.com

The New CCO offers a firsthand look at member stories related to engaging stakeholders through digital platforms. Our first episode features Home Depot CCO Stacey Tank interviewing Starbucks CCO Corey duBrowa about their Upstanders campaign. The two discuss the campaign beginning with its origination at a town hall-style meeting through its evolution into a rich storytelling platform highlighting individual "stories of valor" about people taking positive action in their communities.

Save the Dates: February 23–25 in Florida for the 1st ever She Podcasts EVENT PodFusion via Podfest! GET YOUR TICKETS NOW! Overwhelmed with all the to-dos for your podcast production? Team Podcast is here, just for you!? Support our Patreon page! Communicate with us via Twitter by using the hashtag #AskSheP and of course follow us on Twitter It took us FOREVER to get this episode recorded. I (Elsie) almost threw in the hat. Truly. How many tries until you simply can’t do it? Well, if I wouldn’t have had Jessica to push a tiny bit more, I would have called it quits. Speeds. Connectivity. We all take it for granted. We do have a jammed packed conversation as always discussing a ton of news but then we get to a key story that really gave us stuff to talk about! What if you lost your job because of your podcast? What if you were judged solely on what you put out on your podcast? When does podcast life affect real life and the type of work we do? Our digital content stays out there forever people! Show 114 Super Quick Re-cap! The 4th time is in fact the charm Technology can be incredibly painful, and if you’re doing something ‘live’ plan on more pain than usual Hey all…Podfusion is coming up! Get on it! There are so many ways to do this podcasting thing, and Mignon Fogarty and MacMillan did it right Guess what Apple has done? There’s thing thing called ‘Spoken Editions’ and we have a super hard time finding them…so, meh? Flashback to childhood! Shout-out to Arthur remaking Serial Oh man…when a your podcast gets you in trouble with your job it’s NOT pretty The story behind the guy that got in trouble with his job - and Elsie featured it “He is NOT like us” says Jessica to Elsie Elsie brings up Patrick Keller and all hell breaks lose (and we love the paranormal and we love the Big Seance) So should he be fired? What do you guys think? Teachers? And then there’s the question about this guy being singled out by the kids to get him ‘fired’ on purpose Tips time! Jess has a money tip: if you are a starving podcaster do the affiliate marketing thing (and it’s not exactly what you think!) Who’s getting a diva package! Links mentioned by Jess and Elsie! Leave us feedback via Speakpipe! How book publisher Macmillan built a thriving podcast network Starbucks gets into original content with new ‘Upstanders’ video and podcast series Apple officially launches new ‘Spoken Editions’ section in iTunes & Podcasts app ‘Serial’ Podcast Gets Adorable Kid Makeover on ‘Arthur’: Watch the PBS Series’ Homage to Adnan Syed’s Case Old podcast triggers inquiry into Sierra teacher Share A Sale Commission Junction Rakatun Court Junkie She Podcasts thank-you to our community helpers! Our editor John from Audio Editing Solutions. He is so good you need to hire him STAT! Rebecca Council from CLR Virtual Connections Darlene from DarleneVictoria.com Shop for your podcasting education! The She Podcasts Shop Get your FREE How To Podcast tutorial! Help Us Spread The Word! It would be stellar if you shared She Podcasts with your fellow women podcasters on twitter. Click here to tweet some love! If this episode got you all fired up, head on over to iTunes and kindly leave us a rating, a review and subscribe! Ways to subscribe to She Podcasts! Click here to subscribe via iTunes Click here to subscribe via RSS You can also subscribe via Stitcher Feedback + Promotion for Women Podcasters You can ask your questions, comment below, go to the She Podcasts Facebook group and even share your promos for your podcast! Let your voice be heard. Send it all to feedback@shepodcasts.com  

Rosh HaShanah First Night - Upstanders by Rabbi Bradley Tecktiel From The Bema

On this episode of Represent, Slate culture writer, Aisha Harris talks to actor Joe Seo about his new film, Spa Night, and Vulture writer Alex Jung comes on to chat race and class in Season 3 of Transparent. Check out: -Radio Raheem’s “love, hate” monologue in Do the Right Thing -Will & Grace scene about the 2016 election -Fences teaser trailer -Alex Jung’s interview with Fleabag’s Phoebe Waller-Bridge Check out other Panoply podcasts at itunes.com/panoply. Email: represent@slate.com Facebook: Slate Represent Twitter: @SlateRepresent, @craftingmystyle Production by Veralyn Williams Represent is brought to you by Upstanders, a new podcast from Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz and Rajiv Chandrasekaran. Hear stories of ordinary people doing extraordinary things to create positive change in their communities. Listen and subscribe to Upstanders on iTunes now. And by Denial. From the screenwriter of The Hours and The Reader comes the true story of one woman’s court battle for historical truth against a Holocaust denier. Starring Rachel Weisz and Tom Wilkinson. Denial: Now playing in select theaters. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Slate culture writer, Aisha Harris talks to actor Joe Seo about his new film, Spa Night, and Vulture writer Alex Jung comes on to chat race and class in Season 3 of Transparent. Check out: -Radio Raheem’s “love, hate” monologue in Do the Right Thing -Will & Grace scene about the 2016 election -Fences teaser trailer -Alex Jung’s interview with Fleabag’s Phoebe Waller-Bridge Tell a friend to subscribe! Share this link: megaphone.link/represent Email: represent@slate.com Facebook: Slate Represent Twitter: @SlateRepresent, @craftingmystyle Production by Veralyn Williams Represent is brought to you by Upstanders, a new podcast from Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz and Rajiv Chandrasekaran. Hear stories of ordinary people doing extraordinary things to create positive change in their communities. Listen and subscribe to Upstanders on iTunes now. And by Denial. From the screenwriter of The Hours and The Reader comes the true story of one woman’s court battle for historical truth against a Holocaust denier. Starring Rachel Weisz and Tom Wilkinson. Denial: Now playing in select theaters. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The world is not flat, Google hasn’t yet mapped everything, and there are yet places in the world that don’t take your AmEx card. Atlas Obscura: An Explorer’s Guide to the World’s Hidden Wonders is the immense catalog of the world’s curiosities, from the rainbow river of South America to the medical device museum in Minnesota. On The Gist, editors Dylan Thuras and Ella Morton of Atlas Obscura explain their taxonomy of awe-inspiring sights. In the Spiel, the return of the Trump Anxiety Hotline. Today’s sponsors: The Girl on the Train, in theaters Oct. 7. Upstanders, a new podcast from Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz and Rajiv Chandrasekaran. Hear stories of ordinary people doing extraordinary things to create positive change in their communities. Listen and subscribe to Upstanders on iTunes starting Sept. 7.   Join Slate Plus! Members get bonus segments, exclusive member-only podcasts, and more. Sign up for a free trial today at slate.com/gistplus.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The world is not flat, Google hasn’t yet mapped everything, and there are yet places in the world that don’t take your AmEx card. Atlas Obscura: An Explorer’s Guide to the World’s Hidden Wonders is the immense catalog of the world’s curiosities, from the rainbow river of South America to the medical device museum in Minnesota. On The Gist, editors Dylan Thuras and Ella Morton of Atlas Obscura explain their taxonomy of awe-inspiring sights. In the Spiel, the return of the Trump Anxiety Hotline. Today’s sponsors: The Girl on the Train, in theaters Oct. 7. Upstanders, a new podcast from Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz and Rajiv Chandrasekaran. Hear stories of ordinary people doing extraordinary things to create positive change in their communities. Listen and subscribe to Upstanderson iTunes starting Sept. 7.   Join Slate Plus! Members get bonus segments, exclusive member-only podcasts, and more. Sign up for a free trial today at slate.com/gistplus.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jacob Weisberg talks to Evan Osnos of The New Yorker about his latest story in this week's magazine about the prospect of a Donald Trump presidency. Trumpcast is brought to you by Upstanders, a new podcast from Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz and Rajiv Chandrasekaran. Hear stories of ordinary people doing extraordinary things to create positive change in their communities. Listen and subscribe to Upstanders on iTunes now. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jacob Weisberg talks to Evan Osnos of The New Yorker about his latest story in this week's magazine about the prospect of a Donald Trump presidency. Trumpcast is brought to you by Upstanders, a new podcast from Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz and Rajiv Chandrasekaran. Hear stories of ordinary people doing extraordinary things to create positive change in their communities. Listen and subscribe to Upstanders on iTunes now. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Back for his 3rd appearance on the show - New York Times best-selling author and entrepreneur, Seth Godin, joins Brian this week to talk about his upcoming book, "What Does It Sound Like When You Change Your Mind?" (3:00). You can preorder Seth's book by clicking here. To start things off, Seth and Brian discuss the concept of "certainty" in creation (11:00), whether or not writer's block really exists (20:00), and why Seth used to ask the question "How many gas stations are there in the United States?" when interviewing potential employees (36:00). To round out the conversation, the two reflect on different artists and how they approached creating their art (40:00) and why fear is signal that you're doing something right (54:00).  The Moment is brought to you by Upstanders, a new podcast from Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz and Rajiv Chandrasekaran. Hear stories of ordinary people doing extraordinary things to create positive change in their communities. Listen and subscribe to Upstanders on iTunes now. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Back for his 3rd appearance on the show – New York Times best-selling author and entrepreneur, Seth Godin, joins Brian this week to talk about his upcoming book, "What Does It Sound Like When You Change Your Mind?" (3:00). You can preorder Seth's book by clicking here. To start things off, Seth and Brian discuss the concept of "certainty" in creation (11:00), whether or not writer's block really exists (20:00), and why Seth used to ask the question "How many gas stations are there in the United States?" when interviewing potential employees (36:00). To round out the conversation, the two reflect on different artists and how they approached creating their art (40:00) and why fear is signal that you're doing something right (54:00).  The Moment is brought to you by Upstanders, a new podcast from Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz and Rajiv Chandrasekaran. Hear stories of ordinary people doing extraordinary things to create positive change in their communities. Listen and subscribe to Upstanders on iTunes now. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Back for his 3rd appearance on the show – New York Times best-selling author and entrepreneur, Seth Godin, joins Brian this week to talk about his upcoming book, "What Does It Sound Like When You Change Your Mind?" (3:00). You can preorder Seth's book by clicking here. To start things off, Seth and Brian discuss the concept of "certainty" in creation (11:00), whether or not writer's block really exists (20:00), and why Seth used to ask the question "How many gas stations are there in the United States?" when interviewing potential employees (36:00). To round out the conversation, the two reflect on different artists and how they approached creating their art (40:00) and why fear is signal that you're doing something right (54:00).  The Moment is brought to you by Upstanders, a new podcast from Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz and Rajiv Chandrasekaran. Hear stories of ordinary people doing extraordinary things to create positive change in their communities. Listen and subscribe to Upstanders on iTunes now.

Today on CauseTalk Radio, Megan and Joe talk to Russell Sparkman, CEO of FusionSpark Media, about Upstanders, a new purpose-driven web series from Starbucks. The goal of the initiative is to tell real stories of humanity as a reminder that ordinary citizens can create extraordinary impact by refusing to be bystanders Russ is the perfect person to speak to on this content initiative! He and his firm are leaders in purpose-focused non-fiction storytelling. On the show, Megan, Russell and Joe discuss: The work of FusionSpark Media. How long have they been at the intersection of purpose and content marketing? Russell's thoughts on Content Marketing World this year where he delivered a presentation on purpose-driven content marketing. The force of purpose was strong at this year's conference! What were the key takeaways from CMW? How will these lessons influence the creation of cause-content? Is Upstanders cause marketing? Is it better than Race Together? Russell: "The path to engagement is paved with purpose." What can small businesses and nonprofits learn fromUpstanders? What's the takeaway for an organization that has the desire but not the unlimited budget and resources? How could nonprofits "Causejack" Upstanders? How Starbucks is determined to create a movement around Upstanders. Movement-building campaigns are critical to brands. Links & Notes Upstanders FusionSpark Media Russell Sparkman on LinkedIn Purpose-focused Content Marketing: Content Marketing World 2016 Cause Talk Radio 104: Content Marketing and the Future of Nonprofit Fundraising Content Marketing Strategy for Cause Marketers Cause Talk Radio 110: How Causes Can Inject Themselves Into Breaking News and Get Noticed The Starbucks Guide to Cutting Edge Cause Marketing

We kick off a brand new season of our podcast with an episode devoted to the member of the Supreme Court bench who has garnered by far the most headlines since our last episode. That’s right, it’s the slavish fangirl edition of Amicus, in which we cave to the pressure of our listeners and fête the woman who had the temerity to call Donald Trump a “faker” this past July.  Joining us to discuss the cultural phenomenon that is Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is MSNBC national reporter Irin Carmon, co-author of the bestselling biography Notorious RBG: The Life and Times of Ruth Bader Ginsburg. We also hear from Cooper Sirwatka, a New York attorney and proud wearer of a full-color RBG tattoo.  Amicus is brought to you by Upstanders, a new podcast from Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz and Rajiv Chandrasekaran. Hear stories of ordinary people doing extraordinary things to create positive change in their communities. Listen and subscribe to Upstanders on iTunes now. Transcripts of Amicus are available to Slate Plus members. Consider signing up today! Members get bonus segments, exclusive member-only podcasts, and more. Sign up for a free trial today here.  Please let us know what you think of Amicus. Our email is amicus@slate.com.  Podcast production by Tony Field. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We kick off a brand new season of our podcast with an episode devoted to the member of the Supreme Court bench who has garnered by far the most headlines since our last episode. That’s right, it’s the slavish fangirl edition of Amicus, in which we cave to the pressure of our listeners and fête the woman who had the temerity to call Donald Trump a “faker” this past July.  Joining us to discuss the cultural phenomenon that is Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is MSNBC national reporter Irin Carmon, co-author of the bestselling biography Notorious RBG: The Life and Times of Ruth Bader Ginsburg. We also hear from Cooper Sirwatka, a New York attorney and proud wearer of a full-color RBG tattoo.  Amicus is brought to you by Upstanders, a new podcast from Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz and Rajiv Chandrasekaran. Hear stories of ordinary people doing extraordinary things to create positive change in their communities. Listen and subscribe to Upstanders on iTunes now. Transcripts of Amicus are available to Slate Plus members. Consider signing up today! Members get bonus segments, exclusive member-only podcasts, and more. Sign up for a free trial today here.  Please let us know what you think of Amicus. Our email is amicus@slate.com.  Podcast production by Tony Field. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jacob Weisberg talks to McKay Coppins of BuzzFeed News about Mr. Trump's upcoming check up on Dr. Oz, Colin Powell's leaked emails, and why we need to constantly remind ourselves how difficult it will be for Trump to win. Trumpcast is brought to you by Upstanders, a new podcast from Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz and Rajiv Chandrasekaran. Hear stories of ordinary people doing extraordinary things to create positive change in their communities. Listen and subscribe to Upstanders on iTunes now. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jacob Weisberg talks to McKay Coppins of BuzzFeed News about Mr. Trump's upcoming check up on Dr. Oz, Colin Powell's leaked emails, and why we need to constantly remind ourselves how difficult it will be for Trump to win. Trumpcast is brought to you by Upstanders, a new podcast from Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz and Rajiv Chandrasekaran. Hear stories of ordinary people doing extraordinary things to create positive change in their communities. Listen and subscribe to Upstanders on iTunes now. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

"Connected Learning TV" (connectedlearning.tv) is a webinar series with organizations, projects, and individuals who align with the Connected Learning vision. http://connectedlearning.tv/upstanders-today%E2%80%99s-digital-and-physical-world What does it mean to be civically engaged today?