Podcasts about vsca

The extent to which a victim/survivor-centered approach (VSCA) should be incorporated into data protection remains an emerging issue for accountability actors. What does a VSCA look like when collecting data through open-source channels, for example? On a technical level, it means having processes in place to secure and govern data. On a human level, it means recognizing the rights of victims/survivors, building trust among historically marginalized and undervalued communities, and mitigating risks to individuals whose data is entrusted to our care. In this post, part of a new series on Cybersecurity and data protection in humanitarian action, IIIM-Syria Associate Legal Officer Rayyan Ghuma and Information and Evidence Officer Birhane Wossen Reta delve into areas of concern at the intersection of victim/survivor-centeredness, data protection, and open-source collection. They ultimately draw upon the IIIM experience to continue an ongoing conversation about data protection and the VSCA in inclusive accountability.

Một hội cao niên có tên khá đặc biệt, đó là Hội Cao Niên Văn Hoá Việt với tiếng Anh là Vietnamese Senior Cultural Association, viết tắt là VSCA. Hội đã thành lập từ năm 2013 và mới đây đã kỷ niệm 10 năm thành lập. Vì sao Hội nầy có tên là Văn Hoá Việt, chứ không phải như các hội cao niên ở các địa phương khác nhau?. Sinh hoạt của hội ra sao?. Bà Vũ Ngọc Yến OAM là Hội trưởng cho biết về sinh hoạt của hội như thế nào.

Running small groups is one of the delivery systems for school counseling programs, but many of us say we don't have time or space to run them.  However, in order to reach our students with Tier 2 Interventions, small groups are imperative to provide resources to those who may not have them.  This podcast is a quick refresher on running small groups and how to address barriers that may arise.  vscaprofdevelopment@gmail.com

Have you ever been curious about being an International School Counselor?  Jennifer Melton shares her experience of 13 years working in International Schools.vscaprofdevelopment@gmail.com

TW: CHILD DEATHJanuary 29th, 2009 was an exciting day for children in Australia--it was the first day back to school after the long holiday break and it also was 4-year-old Darcey Freeman's very first day of school. Darcey's father was driving her, along with her two brothers to school, when he seemed to have snapped. The day prior, Darcey's parents' long divorce and custody battle finally came to an end, and her father, Arthur Freeman, was awarded much less parenting time than he wanted. Arthur felt like the courts were against him and he seethed with anger at his ex-wife, Peta Barnes the entire drive to school. Sadly, Darcey never made it to school that day and died in the most unthinkable way.Join us on Facebook and IG: @HARDCORETRUECRIME Web: www.crimesandconsequences.com--------------->Get ad-free early releases of each episode, plus over 170 exclusive Members Only episodes by going to Patreon.com/tntcrimes or joining our Apple Channel on the Apple Podcast App. SOURCES:1) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LTX6YHGfsYc&t=681s2) Mind Behind the Crime; What makes Australia's Worst Killers Tick? By Dr Helen McGrath and CherylCritchley3) Freeman v The Queen - [2011] VSCA 3494) Freeman v The Queen - [2011] VSCA 2145) https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/33579147/darcey-iris-freeman6) https://www.adelaidenow.com.au/ipad/child-killer-arthur-freeman-bashed-in-brawl-at-barwon-prison-/news-story/11e68cef2ac154c9ec2ce841211daa627) https://murderpedia.org/male.F/f/freeman-arthur.htm8) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arthur_Phillip_FreemanThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/4736141/advertisement

As a child, Corey used the game of chess to learn skills to cope with his anxiety.  This interview with Corey shares some innovative ideas on how to work with students through game play!

How many times have you thought of attending a conference or workshop and you feel too overwhelmed and stressed to leave the building.  Christina and Jennifer share how they have shifted their mindset and discuss the benefits and importance of pursuing professional learning.

These two women, Holly and Christina, are so well deserving of VSCA SCOY.   Please listen as they share their ideas and initiatives that assisted them in earning this amazing award.    They are indeed role models for school counselors everywhere. 

Sometimes it's hard to know when it's time to step up and use our voice as there are so many causes and issues that need our advocacy.  Paul gives us a small glimpse into his advocacy journey and how he used his voice for systemic change.  

Hear tips and interventions on how to introduce restorative and trauma responsive work to your administrators and staff.  

Nataly Deus shares her experiences of being an English Language Learner student herself and now serves as an ELL counselor for the past five years.  Hear some tips and ideas on how to better serve your ELL community. 

2.27 Welcome RPG Ramblings with Jeff Jones. This a weekly show exploring the various details of the TableTop RPG hobby through discussions with interesting people. Today, Brad Murray of VSCA joins me. Brad hails back to the Google Plus days. We discuss his process for creating his love letter to Traveller using the Fate engine. On the table is VSCA's approach to design and a number of games that VSCA has written. In the show notes is a link to my Patreon. A total of ten people giving one dollar a month top off my fuel cells will mean that I will no longer have to skim the surface of a local gas giant. We are approaching the slipknot Sisters and brothers. It is time to get rambling. ———————————————————————————————— Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/RPG_Ramblings ———————————————————————————————— ———————————————————————————————— Brad Murray Twitter - @yum_dm ITCH: https://vsca.itch.io DriveThru: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/browse/pub/3109/VSCA-Publishing Lulu: https://www.lulu.com/search?contributor=VSCA+Publishing&adult_audience_rating=00 ———————————————————————————————— Jeff Jones Twitter: @I_Am_Jeffrey Itch.io: https://jeffrey-a-jones.itch.io DriveThru: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/browse.php?author=Jeffrey%20A%20Jones Intro and Outro Music: Jungle Juice by Wataboi from Pixabay.com/music Sound Effects: https://sound-effects.bbcrewind.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jeffrey-jones6/message

Ian Levy is an assistant professor at Manhattan College in Counseling and Therapy.  He worked as a school counselor in NYC for five years.  Dr. Levy's research examines hip hop based practices in schools as a culturally responsive approach to counseling assisting students in processing difficult thoughts and feelings through the writing, recording and performing of emotionally themed music.  

For those of you exhausted running reactive programs, using the Multi Tiered Systems of Support in conjunction with a comprehensive school counseling program gives you the data and renewed vision you need to be proactive in your practice.

Many in our school counseling community can relate to this podcast as an counselor in a small rural school division.

Matt leads us through an informal version of the training he offers around the country for mindfulness-based burnout prevention.

So many of us are struggling with the overwhelming amount of mental health needs in our schools.   A school based mental health clinician is an amazing model to consider.  

As a school counselor, how can you impact the climate and culture at your school?  Tips and strategies are available on this podcast. 

The "why" of what we do is based on relationship building.  Listen to this podcast on The Go Green Project to learn of a simple way to track your relationships with students. 

Christina Tillery,  a speaker at the ASCA National Conference in Las Vegas, shares her research on working with black females.  She also shares with us her perspective on Good Girl Syndrome and how to best advocate for our students.  Watch this woman, she is going places!

Norm Kelk et al, ‘Courting the Blues: Attitudes towards Depression in Australian Law Students and Lawyers' (Report, Brain and Mind Research Institute, University of Sydney, January 2009) - BRMI Reporthttps://www.ibanet.org/Mental-wellbeing-in-the-legal-profession - IBA Wellbeing Surveyhttps://mindscount.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/TJMF-workplace-wellbeing-guidelines-.pdf - Tristan Jepson Memorial Foundation Best Practice Guidelineshttps://www.lawcouncil.asn.au/policy-agenda/advancing-the-profession/equal-opportunities-in-the-law/national-report-on-attrition-and-re-engagement - NARS Surveyhttps://lsbc.vic.gov.au/resources/lawyer-wellbeing-report - Victorian Legal Services Board and Commissioner Lawyer Wellbeing Projecthttp://classic.austlii.edu.au/au/legis/nsw/consol_reg/lpulascr2015658/index.html- Legal Profession Uniform Law Australian Solicitors Conduct Rules 2015Kozarov v State of Victoria [2020] VSC 78, in which a former public prosecutor was awarded damages due to her employer's failure to take reasonable steps to protect her from mental harm in her employment.  Victoria v Kozarov [2020] VSCA 301 (24 November 2020)Kozarov v State of Victoria [2021] HCATrans 101 (21 May 2021) Special leave granted for High Court Appeal)

How can being a licensed professional counselor enhance my role as a school counselor?  Caroline discusses her dual role and how she is able to incorporate her mental health knowledge with her clients and her caseload.  

A pink TV leads to the capture of two of Australia's most sadistic murderers. If you enjoy the show, please rate and review on your favourite podcast platform. SHOW NOTES: Intro music by GabrielDouglas, backing loop by DreamHeaven and JuliusH. You can check out the artists at Pixabay. Sources used to create this episode can be found at: Northern Daily Leader - 20 Years on The Bega District News - Letters to the Editor  ABC News Find a grave Illawarra Mercury Sydney Morning Herald Crime Net Medium.com enacademic.com mebere.com R v Camilleri [2001] VSCA 14 (7 March 2001) R v Beckett [1998] VSC 219 (20 August 1998) Face of the Devil:  two fathers confront the man who murdered their girls Wiki Wand murderpedia.org Crimes That Shook Australia 

Loren has so many great ideas on how to revamp a program, from mini meetings for data collection, Tier 1 classroom lessons with meaning, and implementing career cluster tubs to pique interest for course and post high school planning.  Loren has been a big hit at the VSCA conference with her break out sessions, and she shares a lot of her program success in this podcast. 

Richard Edney and Kate Ballard address the issue of how to punish offenders who have a mental disorder. The understanding of what mental conditions can be treated as matters in mitigation has tended to change over time. What appeared to be settled was that personality disorders could not be used on behalf of an offender to mitigate an otherwise just and proportionate sentence. That position has been changed by the five-member decision of the Victorian Court of Appeal in Brown v The Queen [2020] VSCA 212.

In this year of a pandemic, mental health issues are a major concern for our students. Ashley Morgan Soukup, a licensed therapist working in private practice, shares her thoughts and concerns about mental health pre, during, and post pandemic. And it's also okay to say that as school counselors, some days we are not okay either.

When we talk about equity and access, are we being intentional with our students with disabilities to ensure that they have ALL of our resources and ALL of our program? Mary Cate shares with us how she is ensuring that ALL means ALL for her students with disabilities.

The Energetic Counselor has some great resources and tools to keep us and our students excited and engaged. Jentae also discusses exploring our passion and the power of yes!

We are all working with students who are experiencing stress and anxiety. This podcast offers several ideas including a wellness pod, a calming center, and a school therapy dog! Samantha also shares some tips on becoming a National Board Certified Teacher.

How do we deliver a school counseling program virtually, hybrid, face to face, or a combination of all of the above? This podcast shares some tips on how to implement a comprehensive program no matter the setting.

Let's do a deeper dive into talking about race. As our students are coming back into the building or a virtual setting, advocacy is crucial to help them feel heard and affirmed.

In Episode 13 of our Employment Law for the Time Poor podcast, Professor Andrew Stewart and Emily Haar consider consider four recent cases on the vexed issue of whether a worker is an independent contractor or an employee. As the cases reveal, there are two competing views as to how the multi-factor test is to be applied: does the Court need to look at the substance and reality of the relationship, or do the contractual arrangements reveal the parties’ true intentions about the relationship?  To what degree does the “contractor” have to be running a business of their own to legally be an independent contractor? Professor Andrew Stewart and Emily Haar consider the viability of the “Odco” system of treating labour hire workers as contractors and whether the High Court will be tasked to determine which of the two competing views is the correct method of applying the multi-factor test. This is an area that is rife with risk for organisations, and knowing the current state of the law is a must-do. We discuss the following four cases in this podcast episode: Dental Corp Pty Ltd v Moffet [2020] FCAFC 118 (16 June) Jamsek v ZG Operations Australia Pty Ltd [2020] FCAFC 119 (16 July) Eastern Van Services Pty Ltd v Victorian WorkCover Authority [2020] VSCA 154 (12 June) CFMMEU v Personnel Contracting Pty Ltd [2020] FCAFC 122 (17 July)

During this time of racial unrest, I think hearing other people's stories gives us great insight into racism and how we can have conversations that make us uncomfortable. Dr. Wanda Fisher and Candice Burrell, MEd, share their insight and wisdom on how to talk about racism with our students and each other.

In these unknown times, understanding values and wellness is an integral part of the school counselor's work. How can we start thinking about bringing students back into our schools and meeting their needs?

“So are we in partnership, or not?” ___ A claimed to own property and was in financial trouble. It agreed with R that A would sell the properties to R and A would help develop them and share profits: [3], [4], [143] This arrangement fell apart because A didn’t own the properties: [6] R did buy the properties from the mortgagee in possession and – speaking broadly – discussions progressed further on the basis A would still play a role: [8], [43] The parties couldn’t agree on how to proceed and relations broke down: [9], [49] A claimed to be in partnership with R, and that R breached its partnership duties to the tune of $6M: [13], [143] A said that, among other things, the “general tenor” of the agreement and the profit share element meant it was a partnership agreement: [146] The Court disagreed. There was no express term that R would own the properties on behalf of the partners, or provision of liability of one partner for a co-partner’s dealings; references to “the project” were not indicia of partnership; and references to “partners” in early drafts of the document had been removed in the final version: [164 – 170]

Alex is well known for his work in mindfulness practice, years before it became the norm in school counseling. During this pandemic and while we are under stay at home orders managing the new normal, he has some timely words to offer us for comfort and support.

Learn some new ideas and strategies for working with LGBTQ+ youth and how to impact school climate and culture. Josh Hurley, former VSCA board member, shares his counseling journey in running small groups and giving students a voice. We also discuss how counselors can work virtually with students during our social isolation.

Working through grief and loss is one of the toughest parts of the school counselor role. Listen to this podcast with guest Lynne Hughes with Comfort Zone Camp for some tips and resources to benefit you and your students.

We have a new state school counseling specialist, Sarah Bazemore! And we have our former specialist, Joe Wharff, who now serves as Associate Director for Student Services. They have some exciting initiatives to share with us. Learn how to get support for your program at the state level.

Play therapy is a great strategy to implement in working with students in the school setting. Hear about how to use meaningful play therapy and learn how you can become a certified play therapist.

Advocacy is a word you hear often in the school counseling profession. Hear how you can make YOUR voice count at the state and local level.

The Welsh Dragon and The Cunning Fox...Australian locksmith Paul Parsons was hoping for forever-afters when he married his second wife Donna, a wrestler from the UK who went by the stage name “The Welsh Dragon.” Unfortunately for Paul, Donna tired of their union and decided he was worth more to her dead than alive. So she hired an amatuer hitman who aspired to be a vigilant like his hero "the Crow."Fitness fanatic Russell 'The Fox' Cox loved yoga and jogging. He also dug guns and robbing banks. What he didn't love was spending time in prison. After a daring escape from the unescapable Katingal in 1977, Russell spent nearly 11 years on the run, robbing banks up and down the eastern seaboard and even committing murder.Become a Bloody Murder Patron (for as little as $1 per month, which you cancel at anytime) and have access to dozens of Patron only episodes (including our whole first season!) with new patron only content added every month! Go to https://www.patreon.com/bloodymurderLevels $5 and over go into our monthly merchandise draws and get FREE stickers and hand-made Barney Badges!See our website! bloodymurderpodcast.com for all our social media links, contact details, a gallery, fabulous merchandise (check out our new Bloody Murder SHOES! and now STICKERS and BACKPACKS and DUFFEL BAGS!!) and much much more.Wanna buy us a drink? Here's a donate link.Thanks to Bridget Tomlinson for her TCNT on "SHOT IN THE HEART" by Mikal Gilmore.True Crime Nerd Time, a segment on Bloody Murder, needs your help because it stars you! We want you, our listeners, to submit your recommendations for anything true cime related! It could be books, TV shows, movies, documentaries, exhibitions, graphic novels, art, music etc. So send us your brief story (we’ll read it out) or record your story (it can just be a recording on your phone, and we’ll play it!). We will also publish it on our website. Keep it to about 2 mins please or 200 words. Email here! bloodymurderpodcast@gmail.com. Oh and if you give us your postal address we'll send you some stickers as a reward!Aussie As: Jason Donovan.Sources: The Welsh Dragon. Wrestler gets 23 years for husband's murder, The Age, May 14, 2002. Housewife arrested after Australian killing, BBC News, 27 September, 200. Black Widows: Six notorious female killers who turned on their loved ones, Herald Sun, Staff writers, November 26, 2014. Meet Donna Marie Parsons, The Welsh Dragon, Herald Sun, Elissa Hunt, July 5, 2012. Woman Hired Hit Man To Kill Hubby, Wales Online, May 15 2002. R v Parsons; R v Stocker [2004] VSCA 92 (26 May 2004). HITMAN MURDER; Woman hired man to kill husband, the Free Library.com, Alex Lemon, 2002. Down For the Count by Geoff Wilkinson, Mugshots A Classic Collection of Thugs, Drugs and Mugs, Wilkinson Publishing, 15-07-2019. Hit Men, John Kerr, Penguin eBooks, March 1 2010Sources: The Cunning Fox: Russell 'Mad Dog' Cox released from jail, The World Today - Wednesday, 8 December , 2004 by Andrew Geoghegan. Deadly memories of Ian Revell Carroll bring a warning for Russell Cox, Russell "Mad Dog" Cox was calm for a dangerous robber - and not without humour by Andrew Rule, HeraldSun, January 4, 2013. Dead men do tell tales... By John Silvester, The Age, July 30, 2011. Tought Nuts, Russell Mad Dog Cox.... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This episode discusses the career domain with some creative ideas for implementation and collaborating with CTE teachers and business partners. How do we prepare students for jobs that don't even exist yet?

14th March 2003, Port of Yantai, ChinaCrew members loaded 5000 tonnes of sand onto the Pong Su. All 30 of the Korean crew members then set sail for Jae Mae Do, North Korea, where they arrived the following day.Here, more parcels were loaded onto the ocean freighter by two additional crew members who would join the ship’s voyage thereafter.One of these men was named Ta Song Wong...Join Shaun and Chloe to discuss this high seas criminal tale that spans from the Port of Yantai in China to Geelong in Victoria, Australia.Support the show on Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/truebluecrimeWebsite - www.truebluecrimepodcast.com - includes our merch storeFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/groups/380493356066315/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/truebluecrime/Email - truebluecrime@gmail.comThis episode was produced by True Blue Media using the open source materials referenced below: R v Ta Song Wong [2006] VSC 126 (6 April 2006)Pong Su chief 'knew of heroin', The Age, August 5, 2005R v Teng [2005] VSC 33 (21 February 2005)R v Lam [2005] VSC 98 (15 June 2005)Heroin Trail Leads to North Korea, The Washington Post, By Doug Struck, May 12, 2003GOLDEN TRIANGLE. Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT)Wikipedia - The Golden TriangleR v Wee Quay Tan [2005] VSC 177Record seizure will help crack drug ring: police - The Age Apr 17, 2003Seized: ship they hunted for days, Sydney Morning Herald, April 21, 2003Drug ship officers set free, By Keith Moor. March 6, 2006. News.com.auWikipedia - The Pong Su IncidentR v Teng, Lam, Tan & Wong [2009] VSCA 148; 22 VR 706Stink ahoy over Pong Su, Sydney Morning Herald, by Andrew Hornery February 4, 2006Drug freighter meets spectacular end, Sydney Morning Herald, March 24, 2006ABC News story and transcript with Mary Ann Jolley

A group of counselors from the professional development team discuss their summer passion projects with some amazing ideas and strategies for our every day work. Learn how you can bring that summer passion into the fall for best practice for your students.

Corporate oppression and wine in a can! Hooray! (Lots in this one. Broad brushstrokes only, I’m afraid.) An Australian co, ACo, sells wine in a can. A Japanese co, JCo, produces cans. One of JCo’s subsidiaries, JSub, competes with ACo, especially in China and Japan. In 2012, JCo bought 60% of the shares in ACo. JCo entered into an agreement with the other ACo shareholders including a good faith term. JSub continued to compete with ACo. ACo asserted JSub was required to pay it licence fees for its wine tech. ACo’s financial performance slackened. Tensions rose. Relationships broke down. A deadlock emerged. JCo commenced proceedings seeking to wind up ACo. The other shareholders in ACo commenced a s232 oppression suit seeking a share sale. First instance: oppression suit dismissed, including on the basis that the good faith term was not breached. On appeal the oppression point was pressed. Held: a majority shareholder can be found to have acted oppressively, even if it does not breach any agreement: [142]. However, the Court distinguished the facts from an analogous 1950s decision about rayon manufacturing: [147]. On foundations including that above, the conduct was found not to be commercial unfair; not oppressive: [154]. The appeal was dismissed.

We all have the topics of equity and access on our radar in working with our student populations. Valerie Keating from the College Board discusses how we can promote equity for all and how the College Board can be of use to elementary and middle school counselors as well as high school counselors.

Teaching classroom lessons in the three domain areas of academics, careers, and personal social can sometimes be time consuming and the students don't see the connection between these lessons and real world experiences. Deb Anderson shares her holistic model and how it has impacted her school community.

It is a challenge to work with students who are struggling with behaviors, attendance and mental health concerns. Liz Beatley shares tips and creative ideas that have been successful in working with her students in an alternative education setting.

Talking about substance use is important for schools and communities so that students and parents are comfortable in asking for help and resources. Shelley and Majken are school counselors who specialize in substance prevention and share their unique programs and discuss current trends in substance use.

Paige shares with us her RAMP journey from beginning to successful end as a top 6 School of Distinction. (Recognized ASCA Model Program)

Liz updates us on the new VSCA board and advocacy efforts for the state of VA. There are a lot of exciting events unfolding.

On the 28th of November, following a visit to the Maroondah Hospital Psychiatric Ward, Penny Pratt disappeared. Links: The Age Article http://www.theage.com.au/victoria/womans-triple0-call-on-night-she-was-killed-not-passed-to-police-20121030-28hrq.html Coroner’s Report http://www.coronerscourt.vic.gov.au/resources/a3dca188-4600-41b1-8608-8bd4737e50ea/penelopepratt_481810.pdf Sentence Report http://resources.news.com.au/files/2012/10/30/1226506/889993-hs-file-james-john-potter-sentence.pdf Potter’s Appeal http://www.austlii.edu.au/cgi-bin/sinodisp/au/cases/vic/VSCA/2013/291.html?stem=0&synonyms=0&query=potter%20pratt

[1h 2m 5s] Fred and Chris catch up on the last three months, including the impending release of the Dresden Files RPG at Origins 2010 and Chris's impotent rage about not getting to order Jeni's Ice Creams for delivery. Then on to talk about how they won't be picking up on last episode's cliffhanger and instead focusing talking about VSCA's approach to publishing with Diaspora (the good and the bad) and Games Workshop's surprising attitude towards its fans.