Podcasts about women's forum

BATON ROUGE – LSU football staff members Keava Soil-Cormier and Olivia Ohlsen are among 40 women who have been selected nationally to participate in the NFL's fifth annual Women's Careers in Football Forum, the league announced.

Bonjour à tous, aujourd'hui nous inaugurons une série spéciale de 3 épisodes créés en collaboration avec le Women’s Forum. Pour celles et ceux qui ne connaissent pas, il s’agit d'une plateforme internationale qui œuvre avec de grandes entreprises, des ONG, des associations, des organismes gouvernementaux pour les droits des femmes et l’égalité des chances. Nous avons eu l’honneur d’accueillir pour ce premier épisode Chiara Corazza, la Directrice Générale du Women's Forum. Chiara a partagé avec nous son parcours inspirant de femme battante et engagée, mais également des initiatives du Women's Forum et notamment sur le domaine de l’Intelligence artificielle. Domaine de pointe qui définira le visage de nos sociétés pour les décennies à venir et où les femmes sont quasiment absentes. Nous avons évoqué ensemble ce que cela implique ou pourrait impliquer dans l’avenir et surtout les solutions et stratégies à mettre en place pour que les femmes participent à construire un monde qui leur ressemble également. Bonne écoute! Le Women's Forum : https://www.womens-forum.com Pour nous suivre : Emilie Daudin : instagram.com/emiliebrunette/ Emilie Le Guiniec : instagram.com/emiliequarks/ Pow[Her] : instagram.com/powher_officiel Mixé par Charlotte : instagram.com/_charlotteds_ pow-her.fr

Recent expose of serial online harasser of leftist Asian women, British columnist Tom Fowdy had resulted in an explosion of misogyny, victim blaming from some members in the anti-Imperialist, pro-China Twitter space. I invited three women who had been on the receiving end of Tom's unwanted sexual advances to talk about why his action is not ok, why we need to call out online harassment of women in public and why victim blaming is not okay, why hyper-sexualisation and fetishisation of Asian women need to stop, why as a community we need to do better to protect more vulnerable members of the group and to cast out the bad apple.   Twitter thread exposing Tom Fowdy: https://twitter.com/AntiPestAktion/status/1298354508901298180?s=20

To begin today's show, Lauren explores the women's subreddit "r/TwoXChromosomes" and finds that what is marketed as a women's forum is really just a bastion of intersectional feminism. The second half of the show is dedicated to responding to the recent calls for and rationalizing of violence by left-wing activists. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, we had an open conversation with women of the Black Community to discuss their experience, expand upon alliship, and the truth we need to hear. Each of these women joined me for their own individual episode prior to this forum and have made an incredible impact on my mindset, my urgency for change and advocacy. Episode Features: Myca Williamson, Amber Burns, Jazmine Reed-Clark, Antionette “Ace” Carradine, Vanna Keomisy and Lauren Friedrich. For more information and resources on Black Lives Matter please visit : byobrevolt.com/black-lives-matter all resources are credited and authorship is designated to those who worked diligently to create this content. Also, please visit Myca’s Human Rights Project as another incredible resource of education and historical reference in respect to our conversation: https://www.generation-wealth.org/

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Mary Hasson of the Ethics and Public Policy Center joins the Catholic Association’s Dr. Grazie Christie,  Andrea Picciotti-Bayer, and Ashley McGuire in a new episode of Conversations with Consequences. Mary breaks down the real threat of gender ideology within public schools and why it's time to Get Out Now! Mary also shares her important work bringing Catholic women and thought leaders together spearheading the Catholic Women's Forum. and she gives some insight on what we might expect from the much anticipated McCarrick report. Tune in every Saturday at 5pm ET on EWTN radio!

Révélée dans "4 mariages et 1 enterrement", nommée aux Oscars pour "Le patient anglais", Kristin Scott Thomas est l'une plus célèbres comédiennes franco-britanniques. Sa récente apparition dans la série féministe "Fleabag" a été très remarquée. Invitée d'ActuElles, elle nous parle de son dernier rôle en date, non comme actrice, mais comme présidente d’honneur du Women's Forum. Un entretien sur le cinéma et les droits des femmes.

Lundi 18 novmebre , Hedwige Chevrillon a reçu Nicolas Bouzou, économiste et président fondateur du cabinet de conseil Asterès, Chiara Corazza, directrice générale du Women's Forum, et Philippe Darmayan, président de l'UIMM et vice-président de France Industrie, dans l'émission 12 h, l'heure H sur BFM Business. Retrouvez l'émission du lundi au jeudi et réécoutez la en podcast. Dans 12H l'heure H, retrouvez ceux qui font l'actualité dans des entretiens majeurs présentés par Hedwige Chevrillon. BFM Business est la 1ère chaîne française d'information économique et financière en continu, avec des interviews exclusives de patrons, d'entrepreneurs, de politiques, d'experts et d'économistes afin de couvrir l'ensemble de l'actualité française et internationale. BFM Business vous propose aussi des conseils pour vos finances par des personnalités de référence dans les domaines du patrimoine, de l'immobilier ou des marchés financiers. Retrouvez tous les jours : Christophe Jakubyszyn, Faïza Garel-Younsi, Nicolas Doze, Hedwige Chevrillon, Jean-Marc Daniel, Anthony Morel, Guillaume Sommerer, Cédric Decoeur, Karine Vergniol, Grégoire Favet, Sébastien Couasnon, Emmanuel Lechypre, Benaouda Abdeddaïm, Stéphanie Coleau... BFM Business est disponible sur votre box (SFR : canal 46 / Orange : canal 228 / Bouygues : canal 242 / Canal : canal 108) ainsi qu'en direct et replay sur l'application BFM Business et le site : www.bfmbusiness.fr.

Chiara Corazza, directrice générale du Women's Forum était l'invitée d'Hedwige Chevrillon dans l'émission 12h, l'heure H, ce lundi 18 novembre 2019. Ils se sont penchés sur l'émancipation économique des femmes sur BFM Business. Retrouvez l'émission du lundi au jeudi et réécoutez la en podcast. Dans 12H l'heure H, retrouvez ceux qui font l'actualité dans des entretiens majeurs présentés par Hedwige Chevrillon. BFM Business est la 1ère chaîne française d'information économique et financière en continu, avec des interviews exclusives de patrons, d'entrepreneurs, de politiques, d'experts et d'économistes afin de couvrir l'ensemble de l'actualité française et internationale. BFM Business vous propose aussi des conseils pour vos finances par des personnalités de référence dans les domaines du patrimoine, de l'immobilier ou des marchés financiers. Retrouvez tous les jours : Christophe Jakubyszyn, Faïza Garel-Younsi, Nicolas Doze, Hedwige Chevrillon, Jean-Marc Daniel, Anthony Morel, Guillaume Sommerer, Cédric Decoeur, Karine Vergniol, Grégoire Favet, Sébastien Couasnon, Emmanuel Lechypre, Benaouda Abdeddaïm, Stéphanie Coleau... BFM Business est disponible en direct radio, en direct télé ainsi qu'en direct et replay sur www.bfmbusiness.fr. Chiara Corazza, directrice générale du Women's Forum était l'invitée d'Hedwige Chevrillon dans l'émission 12h, l'heure H, ce lundi 18 novembre 2019. Ils se sont penchés sur s'est penchée sur l'émancipation économique des femmes sur BFM Business. Retrouvez l'émission du lundi au jeudi et réécoutez la en podcast. Dans 12H l'heure H, retrouvez ceux qui font l'actualité dans des entretiens majeurs présentés par Hedwige Chevrillon. BFM Business est la 1ère chaîne française d'information économique et financière en continu, avec des interviews exclusives de patrons, d'entrepreneurs, de politiques, d'experts et d'économistes afin de couvrir l'ensemble de l'actualité française et internationale. BFM Business vous propose aussi des conseils pour vos finances par des personnalités de référence dans les domaines du patrimoine, de l'immobilier ou des marchés financiers. Retrouvez tous les jours : Christophe Jakubyszyn, Faïza Garel-Younsi, Nicolas Doze, Hedwige Chevrillon, Jean-Marc Daniel, Anthony Morel, Guillaume Sommerer, Cédric Decoeur, Karine Vergniol, Grégoire Favet, Sébastien Couasnon, Emmanuel Lechypre, Benaouda Abdeddaïm, Stéphanie Coleau... BFM Business est disponible à la radio ainsi qu'en direct et en podcasts sur l'application BFM Business et le site : www.bfmbusiness.fr.

Chiara Corazza est un sacré bout de femme !Pour Impact Positif, elle vous embarque dans ses combats, ses passions qu’elle mène depuis qu’elle est enfant. Tout a commencé très tôt : avec ses parents, ses sœurs, elle voulait déjà changer le monde. A la tête du Women’s Forum depuis presque trois ans, l’un des réseaux féminins les plus puissants au monde, Chiara Corazza n’a qu’un seul objectif : pousser les femmes dans tous les domaines, partout sur la planète.Selon McKinsey, 240 millions d’emplois (femmes et hommes compris) sont à la clé si plus de femmes étaient actives au niveau mondial. Et surtout, on y gagnerait un monde plus sain, plus équilibré.Son rôle ? Porter les arguments partout, susurrer à l'oreille des grands patrons. Dans sa besace également, une charte pour le climat signée par de nombreuses entreprises avec des engagements à l'horizon 2030 afin que les femmes prennent toute leur place face au défi climatique, elles sont les premières concernées par les conséquences du réchauffement !Nous parlons aussi du gouvernement qui vient de lui confier une tâche, celle d’améliorer la place des femmes dans les métiers d’avenir : finance, numérique, intelligence artificielle, les femmes sont trop peu présentes, seulement 28% de femmes scientifiques dans le monde ! Il y a urgence, car c’est tout un monde qui est en train de se construire sans les femmes. Chiara Corazza évoque les pistes qu'elle a dans la tête en vue du grand projet de loi qui sera porté par Marlène Schiappa en 2020.Enfin, et surtout, elle nous dévoile le programme du Women's FORUM qui se déroulera à PARIS du 20 au 22 novembre, Kristin Scott Thomas en est la présidente d'honneur. Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

March is Women's History Month. The Human Relations Division of the City of Durham's Neighborhood Improvement Services Department sponsors this Women's Forum. This year the forum was moderated by Public Affairs Director Beverly B. Thompson. The panel consisted of District Attorney Satana DeBerry, director of Community Engagement for the Durham Sheriff's Office Grace Marsh and from the head of the Durham Chapter of Parents of Murdered Children T. Diane Jones.

March is Women's History Month. The Human Relations Division of the City of Durham's Neighborhood Improvement Services Department sponsors this Women's Forum. This year the forum was moderated by Public Affairs Director Beverly B. Thompson. The panel consisted of District Attorney Satana DeBerry, director of Community Engagement for the Durham Sheriff's Office Grace Marsh and from the head of the Durham Chapter of Parents of Murdered Children T. Diane Jones.

Chiara Palieri is an award-winning Senior Conference Director, high-level conference speaker and activist in the fields of Gen Y issues, education and women leadership. Also as an award-winning activist, she has been interviewed on channels such as CNN and Euronews at the age of 22 and has been a panelist speaker for conferences like the Women's Forum on Economy and Society, TEDx and the World Innovation Summit for Education, among others. Chiara has often been featured in institutional reports for the EU and the UN as well as leading publications worldwide. https://ae.linkedin.com/in/chiarapalieri As always, I'm Digital Hoos and you can find me: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/digitalhoos/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/digitalhoos LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hussam-el-hage-42566230/ Sign Up to the LTTO Newsletter Here: https://mailchi.mp/6f383cc738de/lttosignup

On the Soul of Business, Claressa Monteiro spoke to Chiara Corraza, Managing Director of the Women's Forum for the Economy & Society to discuss the Women’s forum for the economy and society, the larger landscape for women empowerment and the main issues this forum seeks to tackle. 

Suzanne Denbo Jaffe takes us from Washington DC, U Penn/NYU, to NYC and her distinguished careers in finance and government. Ms. Jaffe served on corporate and advisory boards and as president of the Women's Forum and the American Jewish Committee.

Deborah Trudeau is VP Licensing and International Business at Trudeau Corporation a company that began in 1889 in Quebec and continues to thrive and she is the Global President at International Women's Forum. IWF is an invitation-only membership organization of more than 7,000 diverse and accomplished women from 33 nations on six continents. Deborah is only the second Canadian to lead this important global organization.

Con Chiara Corazza, Ceo del Women's Forum for the Economy and Society parliamo delle nomine Ue con un focus specifico sulle due donne alla guida di Bce e Commissione: Christine Lagarde e Ursula von der LeyenCon Roberto Gualtieri, europarlamentare in forza al PD, parliamo delle nomine UE. Con Chiara Corazza, presidente Presidente Women Forum di Parigi, parleremo delle quote rosa nella partita delle nomine in Ue

Welcome to Fem-Vibes, a podcast brought to you by Young Feminist Europe - an open platform that aims to amplify young feminist voices and activities across Europe. As part of Young Feminist Europe's #HerEurope campaign which aims to bridge the gap in young women's participation and representation in political spaces, particularly in the context of the upcoming EU elections, Fem-Vibes will be hosting a podcasting series that will discuss topics in and around these issues. For the fourth and final episode of the #HerEurope series, we are joined by the awesome Nadja Emeršič who is a 22 year old feminist and local councilor in her city in Slovenia, as well as being a member of the Women's Forum and Youth Forum for the Social Democrats in Slovenia, and she also works as a political campaign advisor for MEP candidate Tanja Fajon. In this episode, we discuss the need to lead with empathy and compassion, how young women in politics are underestimated, the importance of gender quotas and role models, and how a diverse and youthful voice will bring about the revolution! Follow Young Feminist Europe: Facebook Twitter Instagram Linkedin Follow Nadja Emeršič: Twitter Instagram

First Jesse talked with a young woman about her problems with her mother. Her mother would worry that she died in some accident she saw on the news. This young lady's been coming to church but only recently started doing the Silent Prayer. Shameful! Jesse's going to deal with her at the upcoming Women's Forum, third Thursday of the month at BOND in Los Angeles. VIDEO: https://youtu.be/bZ2CjvxKrLg (Toward the end of the conversation we had to restart the stream due to technical issues, so part of the service is cut off around 17 minutes into Church.) Jesse makes the point that everything that happens to you in your life is your fault — specifically as an adult. Whether getting into an arranged marriage, getting cheated on (if you've been having sex with someone outside marriage), or lending money to blacks or whites and not getting paid back! Don't borrow money. Children of God should be self-sufficient, saving money, and wise. There was a Muslim Democrat woman who said about the president, something like: We're going to impeach the "M—F—er"! She shouldn't be in office with that kind of evil attitude! Jesse asked his biblical question: What's wrong with too much knowledge? Men should be logical, and not intellectual. Look at the intellectuals running the country into the ground! — they're destroying society! A woman talked about her "toxic relationship" with a man, who now lives in New York. Jesse urges her to go and forgive him. A man talked about his relationship with a woman — he would go to her and have sex with her. You should not do that! You should also not tell a woman your weaknesses as a man, or cry on her shoulder! A woman from Norway watching online gave a Super Chat and said she has no anger, but doesn't believe in God — if He exists he must be very cruel, she believes. She lost family members in tragic ways throughout her life. Jesse answered another online question about Jesse's statement that women do not have love to give. Men should not look for love in women. One young man says he does not believe in marriage — everyone he hears from says it's awful. But he does have sex out-of-wedlock sometimes. Millennials have talent, but no morals! This young man's girlfriend feels she has morals, but does sometimes have sex with her boyfriend. Jesse urges them to stop until or unless they marry. She's in her 20s, and wants to wait until her 30s to marry. She thinks she looks young so she feel she'll still be desirable later in life. Another young man says he's a "Zoomer" (Generation Z), from the group younger than Generation Y. He seems to support MGTOW — Men Going Their Own Way — and not getting married unless you have a prenuptial agreement and confirm the woman has not had many sexual partners prior. Some of the other ladies and young men in Church respond to all of this talk. They agree with Jesse that one should not have sex before marriage. Some of them have made that error and now see they were wrong. Our theme this year is: No sin. Stop sinning. Many people admit that they do still sin. 1 John 3 says that the Devil has been sinning from the beginning, but no one who is born of God sins. He cannot sin. The way you stop sinning is you stop judging. One man says he's addicted. But you're not addicted. Be aware when you're in the midst of your habits, but do not get into them. And forgive your parents. Do the Silent Prayer. Also save 10-percent of your earnings so that you can invest when the time comes. Finally, please donate to BOND. http://rebuildingtheman.com/donate SILENT PRAYER: http://silentprayer.video | AUDIO https://soundcloud.com/rebuildingtheman/silent-prayer CHURCH Sunday 11am PT (1pm CT / 2pm ET) http://rebuildingtheman.com/church

Hear from three successful women as they discuss the various forms of discrimination that women face & the resilience of women to thrive in spite of such inequities. Panelists include:o NC Coalition Against Domestic Violence Executive Director Dana Mangumo Professor and Author Dr. Yaba Blayo Durham County Board of Commissioners Chair Wendy JacobsThe forum was moderated by La Noticia, Inc. CEO Hilda Gurdian and sponsored by the City of Durham's Neighborhood Improvement Services department.

Hear from three successful women as they discuss the various forms of discrimination that women face & the resilience of women to thrive in spite of such inequities. Panelists include:o NC Coalition Against Domestic Violence Executive Director Dana Mangumo Professor and Author Dr. Yaba Blayo Durham County Board of Commissioners Chair Wendy JacobsThe forum was moderated by La Noticia, Inc. CEO Hilda Gurdian and sponsored by the City of Durham's Neighborhood Improvement Services department.

03-13-2018 - VP Pence At Women's Forum - Full Speech - audio - English

Editor Sarah Leach discusses her experience as part of a women's panel discussing how local women can affect change in Holland.

Welcome to Marketing Monday here with The ILEAD Company LLC®, where we help speakers leverage marketing their knowledge and story to grow their influence, impact and income.2 Segments: (1) Women’s Forum & (2) “MARKETING STRATEGIES – RISING ABOVE YOUR NOISE WITH GREAT COPY”Other Helpful Links:Visit http://bit.ly/Speaker-Story-Saturdays-Submission to have your story shared on an upcoming Saturday evening with the world.Blog Message: http://leadershiptko.com/blog/marketing-strategies-rising-noise-great-copy/Lakeisha's FB Profile Link: www.facebook.com/lmcknightspeaksFree Speaker Coaching Series: www.leadershiptkoforspeakers.comInfluential Speakers™ Group Coaching program: http://leadershiptkoforspeakers.com/index.php/group-coaching/Have an Android phone? Grab the Leadership TKO™ app here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.spreaker.custom.prod.app_c_47224Cheers to you and your leadership journey!Lakeisha McKnightLeadership StrategistThe ILEAD Company LLC“Building Winning Leaders Globally”

SHOW NOTES Anne Doyle, author of Powering Up! And How America's Women Achievers Become Leaders. She has been on the front lines of a generation of American women who helped redefine the world of work for the past 4 decades. She has also been tested in some of the toughest leadership laboratories: sports locker rooms, the global auto industry, political office, and parenting. Today, Anne’s focus is the unlimited possibilities just ahead as women and the most diverse workforce in our history begin powering up into leadership. Strategic advantage awaits those with the vision and courage to create innovative paths for this new breed of leaders.   TO FIND ANNE ON LINKEDIN, CLICK HERE. TO FIND ANNE'S BOOK, CLICK HERE

It is indeed Spirit-man Building Sunday, where the ILEAD Co builds Kingdom Ambassador leaders globally to fight and win on the battlefield called life.Topic: “How Leaders Balance Kingdom Work & Wealth Attainment (PLUS Bonus Virtual Women's Forum)”
Lakeisha's FB Profile Link: www.facebook.com/lmcknightspeaksFree Speaker Coaching Series: www.leadershiptkoforspeakers.comInfluential Speakers™ Group Coaching program: http://leadershiptkoforspeakers.com/index.php/group-coaching/ Have an Android phone? Grab the Leadership TKO™ app here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.spreaker.custom.prod.app_c_47224Cheers to you and your leadership journey!Lakeisha McKnightLeadership CoachThe ILEAD Company LLC“Building Winning Leaders Globally”

Non-Profit in the Spotlight: Women's Forum, Week 4 by Aspen Public Radio Past Productions

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Art in the KASHINK of an Eye Talking Shop and Shutters with Parisian street artist KASHINK. The report is done a done as homage to the bande dessinee or cartoon. Looking at issues related to Oct 15th's Women's Forum: leadership; getting a trade; pushing the envelope; keeping inspired, and; making a difference. Featuring the track P.A.R.I.S from post-punk new wave group Taxi Girl.

This week, more than 700 bicycling advocates converged in Washington -- despite a snowstorm that closed down the federal government on Monday and thousands of cancelled flights -- to learn from each other and compare notes from the past year in bicycling advocacy. Tuesday, as the summit wound down and participants started gearing up for Wednesday's Lobby Day on Capitol Hill, hosts Jeff and Tanya were joined by Doug Gordon of Brooklyn Spoke, Suepinda Keith of Triangle Bikeworks in Chapel Hill, and Jonathan Maus of Bike Portland for this very special Bike Summit episode of the podcast. The Women's Forum is in its third year. The League's Equity Advisory Council came into being just before last year's summit. These voices, historically not at the center of the national conversation about bicycling, are coming to the fore. The five of us talk in this, our lucky 13th episode, about how effectively the movement is transitioning to a more inclusive approach, and we share some of the highlights of the summit, including some truly incredible work happening everywhere from Memphis to LA to Afghanistan. Tell us in the comments about your personal highlights from the Summit. Subscribe to this podcast’s RSS feed or subscribe to the podcast on iTunes.  

La chanson "Martha my dear" (1968) permet bien de résumer le génie des Beatles. En seulement huit ans d'existence (1962-1970), le groupe de Liverpool (2,3 milliards d'albums vendus) n'a cessé de réinventer la musique populaire par absorption progressive d'influences multiples : rock, pop, classique, psychédélique, country, musique indienne, comptines... Sans jamais se départir d'une approche pleine de légereté et d'humour, ils ont été les premiers à incorporer des cuivres et des cordes dans la pop music, les premiers à proposer des "clips" musicaux, les premiers à imposer la notion d"album concept", les premiers à vivre en studio 24h/24h... Amaya Bloch-Lainé est consultante. Elle a dirigé le German Marshall Fund à Paris, le Women's Forum de Deauville et le Global Sports Forum de Barcelona (Havas Sports & Entertainment).

La chanson "Martha my dear" (1968) permet bien de résumer le génie des Beatles. En seulement huit ans d'existence (1962-1970), le groupe de Liverpool (2,3 milliards d'albums vendus) n'a cessé de réinventer la musique populaire par absorption progressive d'influences multiples : rock, pop, classique, psychédélique, country, musique indienne, comptines... Sans jamais se départir d'une approche pleine de légereté et d'humour, ils ont été les premiers à incorporer des cuivres et des cordes dans la pop music, les premiers à proposer des "clips" musicaux, les premiers à imposer la notion d"album concept", les premiers à vivre en studio 24h/24h... Amaya Bloch-Lainé est consultante. Elle a dirigé le German Marshall Fund à Paris, le Women's Forum de Deauville et le Global Sports Forum de Barcelona (Havas Sports & Entertainment).

Antoine de Gabrieilli est patron et co-fondateur de Companieros (organisme de formation sur la Responsabilite Societale d'Entreprise) et de l'Association Mercredi C Papa, autour du sujet de la Mixité. Un entretien fait au volant lors du Women's Forum 2011 à Deauville.

Fadhila Brahimi est PDG de FB-Associés, auteur du blog BlogPersonalBranding et une des femmes les plus connues du web en France. Dans cet entretien on parle du personal branding avec un regard particulier sur comment faire du personal branding en France - surtout quand on travaille dans une entreprise.