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Edsel Burdge walks us through plainness, starting with the Quakers, addressing concerns of plainness at various points of conservative Mennonite history, and makes a case for why considerations of plainness should matter to Christians today. Burdge thinks of plainness as an approach to life that identifies a person with God's people while resisting pressures of wealth, consumerism, and sensuality.Young Center for Anabaptist and Pietist Studies at Elizabethtown College: Ready to Harvest's Video about Mennonites: “Overview of the Plain People” by Ernest Eby: “An Introduction to Old Order: and Conservative Mennonite Groups” by Stephen Scott: Shippensburg Christian Fellowship History Series: “Building on the Gospel Foundation” by Edsel Burdge and Samuel Horst: Link to the First Episode with Edsel: This is the 261st episode of Anabaptist Perspectives, a podcast, blog, and YouTube channel that examines various aspects of conservative Anabaptist life and thought. Sign-up for our monthly email newsletter which contains new and featured content!Join us on Patreon or become a website partner to enjoy bonus content!Visit our YouTube channel or connect on Facebook.Read essays from our blog or listen to them on our podcast, Essays for King JesusSubscribe on your podcast provider of choiceSupport us or learn more at anabaptistperspectives.org.The views expressed by our guests are solely their own and do not necessarily reflect the views of Anabaptist Perspectives or Wellspring Mennonite Church.

The Big Show with Rusic and Rose is On Demand! On hour 2, George and Matt start the hour with our buddy Jason Bukala! Jason and the guys discuss some of the biggest storylines around the Flames! Jason speaks on Dustin Wolf's development, if the Flames could possibly target Peyton Krebs as a trade target, Mackenzie Weegar's chances of making team Canada and more!(20:34) Later on, Kevin Barker joins the show to preview the World Series. Kevin speaks on if this series matters more for Ohtani or Aaron Judge, the depth of LA's lineup, pitching matchups, why this series is great for baseball and more.The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate   

Daryl Pass, Senior Manager of Recovery Support Services, Kenneth Young Center, joins John Williams to talk about the mission of the Kenneth Young Center, the importance of remembering adversity, the great work they continue to do, who typically uses their services, how everyone’s recovery journey is different, the variety of people they help, the recent ’60 […]

Daryl Pass, Senior Manager of Recovery Support Services, Kenneth Young Center, joins John Williams to talk about the mission of the Kenneth Young Center, the importance of remembering adversity, the great work they continue to do, who typically uses their services, how everyone’s recovery journey is different, the variety of people they help, the recent ’60 […]

Daryl Pass, Senior Manager of Recovery Support Services, Kenneth Young Center, joins John Williams to talk about the mission of the Kenneth Young Center, the importance of remembering adversity, the great work they continue to do, who typically uses their services, how everyone’s recovery journey is different, the variety of people they help, the recent ’60 […]

Ceci Bastida nació y creció en Tijuana y vive en Los Ángeles. Música, compositora y activista nominada al Grammy Latino. En 2021 fue nombrada Cultural Trailblazer por el Departamento de Asuntos Culturales de Los Ángeles. Es la presentadora de Punk in Translation, podcast bilingüe de Audible sobre la historia de la influencia Latinx en la música punk. Trabaja con el Young Center por los Derechos de los Niños Inmigrantes y con Revolve Impact como activista musical. Ceci se unió a la icónica banda mexicana de ska-punk Tijuana No! cuando tenía 15 años y fue una de las primeras mujeres en ascender en las filas del rock latino contemporáneo. Fue parte de la banda de Julieta Venegas por 8 años, incluido un papel destacado en su MTV Unplugged de 2008. Ceci inició su carrera de solista en 2006 con el EP Front BC y en 2010 lanzó Veo La Marea (I See the Tide), una mezcla de electrónica, rock y hip-hop. Tuvo invitados como Diplo, Rye Rye y Tim Armstrong y le valió una nominación al Latin Grammy, apariciones en Weekend Edition de NPR y Morning Become Eclectic de KCRW, y un lugar en el cartel de Lollapalooza 2011. Su álbum La Edad de la Violencia (The Age of Violence) fue producido de Luke Top (Fool's Gold) y XXXChange (Spank Rock) e incluye canciones inspiradas en el aumento de la violencia cotidiana en EE.UU. y México, la guerra contra las drogas, el tiroteo en Sandy Hook, y en la novela “Kafka en la Orilla” de Haruki Murakami. Su EP Sueño (2016) contó con colaboraciones de Aloe Blacc, Instituto Mexicano del Sonido, Spoek Mathambo y Mariel Mariel. En el otoño del 2023 lanzó su cuarto disco titulado “Every Thing Taken Away” producido por Bastida y Alex Epton (XXXChange).Síguenos en redes:http://instagram.com/cableatierrapodhttp://facebook.com/cableatierrapodcasthttp://instagram.com/tanialicious Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this clip from The Knicks Recap live stream, we discuss the Knicks losing impactful young center Dmytro Skapintsev to the Portland Trailblazers, as it seems he has a training camp invitation with them. We'll also take a look at Mikal Bridges working on his game with his trainer, who promises that Bridges will have a breakout season for NY… Troy Mahabir breaks all of this down! If you enjoy these clips from the LIVE shows and want to see more of them, make sure you subscribe to the channel and leave a comment below! SHOW CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Intro 00:32 - Knicks Lose Dymtro Skapintsev To Portland 01:00 - Skapintsev Likely Wouldn't Get Any Time With NY 02:50 - Mikal Bridges Trainer States He's Poised For Big Time Year 04:27 - Bridges Working On Mid-Range, 3-Point Shot & Handle 05:50 - Don't Let Bridges Shot Fool You 08:00 - Mikal Has Ability To Have Best Year Of Career With NY 10:00 - Knicks Are Close To Making History LISTEN NOW TO GET YOUR KNICKS FIX! Catch the latest special interviews, shorts, fan interactions, and more by following the show! Don't forget to turn on notifications so you don't miss another episode! Rather Watch the latest Knicks Recap episode? Catch us on YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/@TheKnicksRecap Follow The Knicks Recap on all social media platforms! Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheKnicksRecap Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/TheKnicksRecap/ Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/u/TheKnicksRecap?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android_app&utm_name=androidcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheKnicksRecap/ Rather Listen to The Knicks Recap on a different platform? Catch us on ALL of your favorite streaming platforms: Apple Podcast: https://apple.co/3SKSl8o Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3QrEfr6 iHeart Radio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-the-knicks-recap-a-new-yor-100895112/ Amazon Music: https://amzn.to/3QoZrOd Other Pod Channels: https://anchor.fm/the-knicks-recap Grab our MERCH featuring some of the graphics you've seen us create to take your Knicks fandom to the NEXT LEVEL: MAIN STORE: https://theknicksrecap.myspreadshop.com/ CashApp: $TheKnicksRecap Have a comment about the show, an interview, or a graphic idea? Reach out to The Knicks Recap on ALL SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS!

Daryl Pass, Senior Manager of Recovery Support Services, Kenneth Young Center, joins John Williams to talk about what the Kenneth Young Center does and whom they serve, the various services they provide, the effort to have free access to Narcan, the stigma around the way we classify addicts, and how they’re working to help those who […]

Daryl Pass, Senior Manager of Recovery Support Services, Kenneth Young Center, joins John Williams to talk about what the Kenneth Young Center does and whom they serve, the various services they provide, the effort to have free access to Narcan, the stigma around the way we classify addicts, and how they’re working to help those who […]

Daryl Pass, Senior Manager of Recovery Support Services, Kenneth Young Center, joins John Williams to talk about what the Kenneth Young Center does and whom they serve, the various services they provide, the effort to have free access to Narcan, the stigma around the way we classify addicts, and how they’re working to help those who […]

Daryl Pass, Manager of Recovery Support Services, Kenneth Young Center, joins John Williams to talk about what the Kenneth Young Center does and who they serve, his history with substance abuse and mental health issues, the various services they provide, the pillars of SMART recovery, the differences between sobriety and recovery, what Narcan does and […]

Daryl Pass, Manager of Recovery Support Services, Kenneth Young Center, joins John Williams to talk about what the Kenneth Young Center does and who they serve, his history with substance abuse and mental health issues, the various services they provide, the pillars of SMART recovery, the differences between sobriety and recovery, what Narcan does and […]

Daryl Pass, Manager of Recovery Support Services, Kenneth Young Center, joins John Williams to talk about what the Kenneth Young Center does and who they serve, his history with substance abuse and mental health issues, the various services they provide, the pillars of SMART recovery, the differences between sobriety and recovery, what Narcan does and […]

Jahadi White and Matt Modderno cover what went wrong in both the Heat and 76ers games, specifically the defensive breakdowns in both, and preview Wednesday's Hornets game. We give some love to Daniel Gafford despite Joel Embiid having a big night. Is Jordan Poole finally trending in the right direction? We weigh in on that too. Jahadi shares why he thinks Wes Unseld Jr. is here for at least the rest of this season and we both make a case for why Jerry Stackhouse would be the perfect fit for this group. We also cover the Wizards' "chaos" bench unit, which reserves deserve more minutes, who has been the Wizards most solid player so far, and which young center the Wizards should try to trade for. Presented by betonline.ag!

In this Episode, Ericka sits down with her good friend Judy Le to talk about her story as a Vietnamese refugee, and how that beginning has shaped her beliefs about building trust, leading with courage, and adapting for change today. In this episode, Judy and Ericka also explore questions about what it means to be human . . . as well as what it means to be at a Beyoncé concert. More about Judy:Judy Le has over 20 years of leadership development experience. As CEO of TakeRoot, Judy works with clients to create meaningful change in their work and communities. Before starting TakeRoot, she served as the director of Leadership Rice at Rice University. She is currently an instructor at Rice University where she teaches all the courses of the Glasscock leadership certificate. She also serves as a lead facilitator for the American Leadership Forum.Judy came to America as a Vietnamese refugee and saw firsthand how leadership is needed at all levels of communities and organizations. Her experiences have shaped her approach - to embrace uncertainty, get clarity around what matters most, and build trusting relationships. Having experienced massive changes in half a lifetime, Judy sees leadership as an activity that ignites moral courage and imagination in service of creating positive change.Judy started her career at Deloitte Consulting as a change leadership practitioner and then as program director for Leadership Houston. She serves on the boards of the National American Leadership Forum, EMERGE Fellowship, Post Oak School, and on the advisory boards of the Young Center and Asia Society. Judy is trained in adaptive leadership through Harvard Kennedy School of Government, completed the Social Justice Institute's training program, and is a Board Certified and Team Performance Certified coach. She earned her graduate degree at the University of Texas and her bachelor's degree at Rice University.Judy calls Houston, Texas home. She enjoys gathering people in her kitchen around food and conversation, embarrassing her three kids with really witty/bad puns, and cuddling with her very aloof yet charismatic dog. Links:https://gotakeroot.com – Judy's Websitehttp://www.oriahmountaindreamer.com – The Invitation by Oriah Mountain Dreamerhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/judy-le-68b9305/ LinkedInhttps://www.instagram.com/gotakeroot/?hl=en Instagram Ending song- 'Ties' by Dani SpotifyApple Music   

Greg Finberg (@GregFinberg) of Bullets Forever joins the podcast to cover the addition of Michael Foster Jr. and the Wizards waiving Chase Audige. We also give our initial thoughts on Bilal Coulibaly and evaluated the play of Johnny Davis. We also explain the use of, and benefit to, Exhibit 10 contracts and what that means for the Capital City Go-Go roster this season. Presented by betonline.ag! Check out Greg's podcast here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-wizards-podcast/id1704598320

In this episode, we talk to Lorena Gonzalez and Jes Olvera from the Young Center for Immigrant Children's Rights about their work supporting unaccompanied child migrants in the US, and what it means to put justice at the heart of their approach to philanthropy. Including:What is the current landscape of philanthropic funding for immigrant rights like in the US?The issue of immigration is highly politicised (especially in the US), so when working as a funder in this field do you try to depoliticise it, or accept the reality that it will inevitably be seen through a political lens and work accordingly?Is philanthropy too often paternalistic, and centered on decisions being made about communities rather than by them?Can “funder ego” or “saviour mindset” present barriers to genuine efforts to share power?Is this a particular problem when working with children, because there is a natural tendency to act in a paternalistic way towards them and want to “save” them?What happens when there is also a racial element to this power dynamic?How can funders overcome any concerns they might have about the perceived risks of shifting power into the hands of young immigrants?What is Community-Centric Fundraising, and why has the Young Center adopted these principles in its work?Why is core-cost and multi-year funding so important when supporting movements and grassroots orgs?Does a focus on justice and solidarity require taking a different approach to philanthropy? What does this mean in practice?Does viewing things through the lens of justice change the nature of the relationship between funders and recipients? (I.e., they are no longer “beneficiaries” in receipt of a “gift”, but rather able to make justice-based claims for things they are due by rights).Do we need to measure impact in social change or social justice philanthropy? If so, how can we do it in a way that helps rather than harms grantees?Related links:The Young Center's website and blogLorena and Jes's guest article for Why Philanthropy Matters, “Solidarity NOT Charity – What it means to be a funder in solidarity with immigrant communities”Sign up for the Young Center's upcoming free online event with author Isabel AllendeSign up for the Young Center's upcoming Waymakers Race, Walk, Roll fundraising event (September 15-October 1)Understanding White Supremacy CultureVolunteer as a child advocateThe Principles of Community-Centric FundraisingPhilanthropisms podcast episode with Martha AwojobiPhilanthropisms podcast episode with Sara Slaughter and Derek MitchellPhilanthropisms podcast episode with Derek BardowellPhilanthropisms podcast episode with Sadaf Shallwani

How much has Biden distanced himself from Trump's disgraceful immigration record? Not enough. Asylum is still being denied to tens of thousands of migrants who are now being held at bay with the help of an app. Cool. Organizer Erika Andiola of The Young Center for Immigrant Children's Rights joins to discuss. Then comedian Aida Rodriguez discusses Ron DeSantis giving up the fight against Disney, all while his hateful rhetoric helps get people killed like Lauri Carlton of California, killed for displaying a pride flag. Finally, it's the GOP primary debate drinking game! How wasted the word "woke" get us?Featuring: Aida Rodriguez, comedianhttps://www.funnyaida.com/ (Pre-order her book, Legitimate Kid: https://www.funnyaida.com/) Erika Andiola, The Young Center for Immigrant Children's Rightshttps://twitter.com/ErikaAndiola*Catch Francesca and Matt Lieb LIVE at the Punchline in San Francisco on Tuesday October 17th! Tickets: bit.ly/3OCzLiBThe Bitchuation Room Streams LIVE every TUESDAY and FRIDAY at 1/4pmEST on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/franifio and Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/franifioSupport The Bitchuation Room by becoming a Patron: www.patreon.com/bitchuationroom to get special perks and listen/watchback privileges of the Friday *BONUS BISH*Tip the show via Venmo:@TBR-LIVE Cash-App:@TBRLIVEMusic by Nick StarguFollow The Bitchuation Room on Twitter @BitchuationPodGet your TBR merch: www.bitchuationroom.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

How much has Biden distanced himself from Trump's disgraceful immigration record? Not enough. Asylum is still being denied to tens of thousands of migrants who are now being held at bay with the help of an app. Cool. Organizer Erika Andiola of The Young Center for Immigrant Children's Rights joins to discuss. Then comedian Aida Rodriguez discusses Ron DeSantis giving up the fight against Disney, all while his hateful rhetoric helps get people killed like Lauri Carlton of California, killed for displaying a pride flag. Finally, it's the GOP primary debate drinking game! How wasted the word "woke" get us?Featuring:Aida Rodriguez, comedianhttps://www.funnyaida.com/(Pre-order her book, Legitimate Kid: https://www.funnyaida.com/)Erika Andiola, The Young Center for Immigrant Children's Rightshttps://twitter.com/ErikaAndiola*Catch Francesca and Matt Lieb LIVE at the Punchline in San Francisco on Tuesday October 17th! Tickets: bit.ly/3OCzLiBThe Bitchuation Room Streams LIVE every TUESDAY and FRIDAY at 1/4pmEST on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/franifio and Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/franifioSupport The Bitchuation Room by becoming a Patron: www.patreon.com/bitchuationroom to get special perks and listen/watchback privileges of the Friday *BONUS BISH*Tip the show via Venmo:@TBR-LIVE Cash-App:@TBRLIVEMusic by Nick StarguFollow The Bitchuation Room on Twitter @BitchuationPodGet your TBR merch: www.bitchuationroom.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

First pages are impossible… so we're hearing from authors about how they got them right. In this episode, Frances de Pontes Peebles discusses the first pages of her latest novel, The Air You Breathe, her powerful use of a reminiscent narrator, how to plant the seeds of what your reader needs to know (and leave out what they don't), how best to include lists and dialog to wake up your prose, and how to stick to your decisions as a writer.Peebles's first pages can be found here.Help local bookstores and our authors by buying this book on Bookshop.Click here for the audio/video version of this interview.The above link will be available for 48 hours. Missed it? The podcast version is always available, both here and on your favorite podcast platform.Frances de Pontes Peebles is the author of the novels The Seamstress and The Air You Breathe. She is a Creative Writing Fellow in Literature for 2020 from The National Endowment for the Arts. Her books have been translated into ten languages and won the Elle Grand Prix for fiction, the Friends of American Writers Award, and the James Michener-Copernicus Society of America Fellowship. Her second novel, The Air You Breathe, was a Book of the Month Club pick. Born in Pernambuco, Brazil, she is a graduate of the Iowa Writers' Workshop. She has received a Fulbright Grant, Brazil's Sacatar Foundation Fellowship, and was a Teaching Fellow at the Bread Loaf Writers' Conference. Her short stories and essays have appeared in O. Henry Prize Stories, Zoetrope: All-Story, Ploughshares, Guernica, Missouri Review, Indiana Review, Catapult, and Real Simple. Her novel, The Seamstress, was adapted for film and mini-series on Brazil's Globo Network. She is proud to serve as Chair of the Board of the Young Center for Immigrant Children's Rights. In Spring 2019, she served as Visiting Associate Professor of Fiction at the Iowa Writers' Workshop. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit 7amnovelist.substack.com

The new Executive Director of The Young Center reflects on her own childhood experience of fleeing El Salvador during its civil war, the unique challenges children face in deportation proceedings, and why she believes big policy change must be coupled with direct service.Follow Gladis on Twitter @GladisMolinaAlt. If you liked this episode, listen to How Monica Ramirez Embraced Solidarity to Build a Movement and Monica Muñoz Martinez is Confronting Our Past to Change the Future.

After at least 38 migrants died in a fire in an immigration detention facility near the U.S.-Mexico border, Reset shares the latest on migrants and asylum seekers making their way to the U.S. with Gladis Molina Alt, executive director of Young Center for Immigrant Children's Rights and Nicole Hallett, director of the Immigrants' Rights Clinic at the University of Chicago Law School.

The podcast by project managers for project managers. Knowledge Management is a key practice for top-performing teams. We can improve our projects by tapping into, and managing, project knowledge. Join us to learn more about managing project knowledge, knowledge sharing, and nurturing knowledge within an organization. Table of Contents 01:56 … A Definition of Knowledge02:59 … Difference between Knowledge and Wisdom04:53 … Tacit Knowledge - “Knowhow” and “Know What”05:43 … The Purpose of Managing Knowledge06:20 … Managing Project Knowledge08:10 … Overcoming Resistance to Knowledge Bias09:52 … Projects Run on Knowledge11:03 … Measuring Business Value12:27 … Drink Tea14:59 … Face-to-Face Communication17:09 … Nurturing Knowledge in an Organization19:27 … Kevin and Kyle21:08 … Rewarding Knowledge Sharing22:55 … Building Organizational Trust25:04 … Developing Knowledge-Oriented Team Culture27:11 … Recognizing the Value of Knowledge29:06 … Building Successful Knowledge Projects32:42 … Effectively Harnessing Experience36:22 … Contact Larry36:57 … Closing LARRY PRUSAK: There's a lot of ways to instill trust.  Trust your children.  Trust your community and things like that.  It really pays off.  I mean, it's not so much being altruistic.  It pays off.  Things work better when you trust each other.  Speaking as a social scientist, it lowers the transaction costs.  You don't have to always be looking over your shoulder or sniffing out things.  It lowers the cost.  Oh, yeah, I trust him.  He'll do what he said, or she'll do what she said. WENDY GROUNDS:  Welcome to Manage This, the podcast by project managers for project managers.  I'm Wendy Grounds, and here in the studio with me is Bill Yates. So we want to take a moment to say thank you to our listeners who reach out to us and leave comments on our website or on social media.  We love hearing from you, and we always appreciate your positive ratings and reviews on whichever podcast listening app you use. Today we're talking about a topic we've not addressed before, and we're very excited to dig into it.  Our guest is Laurence Prusak, and Larry has been studying knowledge and learning for the past 30 years.  He has been a consultant in these areas for Mercer and a co-founder for Ernst & Young Center for Business Value.  He's the founder and director of the IBM Institute for Knowledge Management and co-founder of the Babson College Working Knowledge Research Program.  He's been a senior consultant for NASA, as well as teaching in over 40 universities.  He has also recently taught at Columbia University's program on information and knowledge, and he has co-authored 11 books. BILL YATES:  Wendy, we got this recommendation from Stephen Townsend to reach out to Larry and talk with him.  One of the books that Larry recently worked on is called “The Smart Mission:  NASA's Lessons for Managing Knowledge, People, and Projects.”  So as we get into this topic, I think project managers will appreciate the depth of Larry's knowledge on knowledge management. WENDY GROUNDS:  Hi, Larry.  Welcome to Manage This.  Thank you so much for being our guest today. LARRY PRUSAK:  You're welcome. A Definition of Knowledge  WENDY GROUNDS:  So we're going to be talking knowledge management, which is a new topic for us on our podcast.  And we're very excited that we have you with us.  Before we begin, could you give us your definition of knowledge? LARRY PRUSAK:  It's what a knowledgeable person knows.  Think about, if you go to a dentist, a dentist knows how to fix your teeth.  If he wasn't knowledgeable, you wouldn't be going to him.  We're talking about working knowledge, the knowledge that allows people to do things.  There's other sorts of knowledge.  There's religious knowledge, aesthetic knowledge, all sorts of things.  But we're talking about the knowledge that allows you to do something, and do it well.  Information is not knowledge.  Knowledge isn't data.

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This episode explores the unique experiences of unaccompanied immigrant children (UICs) and the ways in which immigration impacts mental health. The Young Center, an organization dedicated to promoting immigrant children's rights, ensures the safety and best interests of unaccompanied children in United States custody by advocating for them as they navigate the immigration system. In this episode, José Ortiz-Rosales, Deputy Director of the Young Center's Child Advocate Program, and Anne Kelsey, Policy Analyst for Disability Rights at the Young Center, offer their perspectives on opportunities for the public health field to better support unaccompanied minors' mental and physical health needs. Resources:American Academy of Pediatrics: Immigrant Child Health ToolkitNational Partnership for Women & Families: A Systemic Failure: Immigrant Moms and Babies are Being Denied Health Care National Network for Immigrant and Refugee Rights: Education, Capacity Building & Community ResourcesAmnesty International: Pushed into Harm's WayJournal of Technology in Behavioral Science: The Refugee and Immigrant Core Stressors Toolkit (RICST): Understanding the Multifaceted Needs of Refugee and Immigrant Youth and Families Through a Four Core Stressors FrameworkPlease complete this short survey to share input on the episode and let us know who or what you'd like to hear about on future episodes: https://bit.ly/MCHBridgesPilot.  

In episode 32 of the In Conversation Podcast with Andrew Cervantes, I discuss how Dr. Dre & Jimmy Iovine are reimagining high school & are in the works of revolutionizing the whole school system, How my experiences with the school system failed me, NBA Playoffs, Dave & Busters experience & more!

In the past year, over 70,000 unaccompanied children have arrived in the USA. They all have to go through the daunting immigration processing system, which was designed entirely for adults. The Young Center holds the hand of immigrant children through immigration and fights their corner to make sure their rights are upheld. Find out how you can ensure unaccompanied children get the best shot at a bright future. Want to support The Young Center? https://www.theyoungcenter.org/ Find the episode on Great.com: https://great.com/great-talks-with/the-young-center/

When people speak of “the Amish” they are using a very simple term that covers over rather than reveals. It's a term that applies to forty affliations or subgroups, each with a distinctive way of life—from dress and carriages, to technological and cultural choices. And within those forty affiliations are 2,600 church districts, with different religious and social practices. “Yet amidst this diversity,” writes Donald Kraybill, “many common traits—beliefs and rituals—still make it possible to talk about ‘the Amish' as one social group.” Donald Kraybill is Distinguished College Professor at Elizabethtown College, where he is also Senior Fellow of the Young Center for Anabaptist and Pietist Studies. He has written numerous books about the Amish and their related brethren; the latest is What the Amish Teach Us: Plain Living in a Busy World, just published by the Johns Hopkins Univeristy Press.

Lott Carey is proud to bring you conversations with some of the best and brightest pastors coast to coast, delivering wisdom from the Black church for the whole church.This week's episode features Dr. Jessica Young Brown is a counseling psychologist who serves as Assistant Professor of Counseling and Practical Theology at the Samuel DeWitt Proctor School of Theology at Virginia Union University. In this capacity she teaches and provides consultation and program development on issues of vocation, spiritual formation, and human development. Dr. Brown is also a Licensed Clinical Psychologist in private practice, and provides education and consultation to churches and community organizations and mental health issues.Join Rev. Dr. Jacqueline Madison-McCreary and Rev. Dr. David Emmanuel Goatley each week for “Pilgrimages of Striving and Thriving.” We look forward to the pilgrimage with you.Learn more at LottCarey.org.

Lott Carey is proud to bring you conversations with some of the best and brightest pastors coast to coast, delivering wisdom from the Black church for the whole church. This week's episode features Dr. Jessica Young Brown is a counseling psychologist who serves as Assistant Professor of Counseling and Practical Theology at the Samuel DeWitt Proctor School of Theology at Virginia Union University. In this capacity she teaches and provides consultation and program development on issues of vocation, spiritual formation, and human development. Dr. Brown is also a Licensed Clinical Psychologist in private practice, and provides education and consultation to churches and community organizations and mental health issues. Join Rev. Dr. Jacqueline Madison-McCreary and Rev. Dr. David Emmanuel Goatley each week for “Pilgrimages of Striving and Thriving.” We look forward to the pilgrimage with you.Learn more at LottCarey.org.

Following our conversation around the Best Animated Oscar that started with 'Shrek,' we talked about the second winner of the prestigious award: Hiyao Miyazaki's 'Spirited Away.' Stefan and Daniella discuss the ways in which Disney impacted the trajectory of Studio Ghibli, why 'Spirited Away' was the Miyazaki movie that stuck (and why arguably no Miyazaki movie has done as well since), and we ask the age old questions.... Sub or dub? Part two of a two-part series on the Best Animated Oscar! The Young Center for Immigrant Children's Rights protects and advances the rights and best interests of immigrant children according to the Convention on the Rights of the Child and state and federal law. You can support and donate by visiting www.TheYoungCenter.org. Special thanks to our editor Shanna Brown! Music: Jinsang - Summer's Day [Version 2]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rRr-DZmYER0 Daniel Pimenta Martin - "Name of Life" Lofi Remix: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HorsIKhhwFU Buy us a coffee: https://ko-fi.com/praise_pod Follow us: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/praise_pod/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/praise_pod

Leslie Boghosian Murphy is an amazing human being. She has been a journalist, working with CNN, ESPN, the YES Network and HDNet. Her exquisite stories and interviews earning her a variety of awards, including an Emmy for Societal Concerns Programming. Now, she is the Democratic Candidate for a seat in New York City Government, representing District 3, in Manhattan. She has numerous amazing accomplishments, which include her charitable activities with the Young Center for Immigrant Children's Rights, her Tsunami Aid Efforts in Sri Lanka following a Tsunami, and her role in the establishment of the Hell's Kitchen Neighborhood Coalition to address recent homelessness and safety issues in the neighborhood, and so much more.

INDIVISIBLE CHICAGO PODCAST SHOW NOTES FOR MONDAY, APRIL 5, 2021 1. Number one, remove Trump from office. Check. Number two, demand democracy and the freedom to vote. To learn more about what's at stake, and what we can do about it, join Marj Halperin and Tom Moss on Wednesday, April 7, at 7pm on Facebook for a panel discussion featuring Dan Weiner from the Brennan Center; Angela Lang from Black Leaders Organizing for Change in Milwaukee; Jonah Minkoff-Zern from Public Citizen; and Barbara Arnwine from the Transformative Justice Coalition. Demand Democracy: Fighting for the Freedom to Vote. More at http://bit.ly/ICP_Apr7 2. Jennifer Nagda from The Young Center joins to discuss the current situation on the southern border. The Young Center for Immigrant Children’s Rights protects and advances the rights and best interests of immigrant children according to the Convention on the Rights of the Child and state and federal law. More information at theyoungcenter.org.

This is a podcast interview with Rev. Craig B. Mousin founder and former Executive Director of the Midwest Immigrant Rights Center and an Adjunct Faculty member at DePaul University's College of Law and The Grace School of Applied Diplomacy. He talks about responding to the federal government's proposed regulations that would make asylum seekers ineligible for asylum and related remedies based on purported public health considerations. We encourage you to file your own comments opposing part or all of the proposed procedures and asking the government to withdraw the entire proposed rule. To assist you in obtaining a link to the proposed procedures or in filing your comment, you may incorporate your remarks into one of the templates provided by the following:The National Immigrant Justice Center's template is at:immigrantjustice.salsalabs.org/asylumreg…ndex.htmlIf you are concerned about unaccompanied minors or children refugee issues, you can find the Young Center's template at:www.theyoungcenter.org/stand-with-asylum-seekersBoth websites provide additional information on how the proposed regulations restrict access to the courts and prevent bona fide applicants from presenting their cases for asylum. To be accepted by the government, please make sure your comments are filed on or before 11:59 p.m. EDT, Monday, August 10 2020.For additional information on the pretext of the public health need for these proposals, see: www.humanrightsfirst.org/resource/new…-many-asylumPlease share this podcast and links with members of your community or faith organizations, family members and friends. Encourage them to file comments to help ensure that our nation continues to offer shelter for refugees in need. Thank you for your consideration of this request.

This episode is an interview with Rev. Craig B. Mousin, an Adjunct Faculty member at DePaul University's College of Law and The Grace School of Applied Diplomacy. On November 20, 2020, the designated World Children's Day, Rev. Mousin discusses what can be done in response to the thousands of children detained, deported, and excluded from applying for remedies permitted under the Refugee Act of 1980. In addition, he invokes the ten immediate priorities recommended by a coalition of several national organizations including among others, The Young Center for Immigrant Children's Rights and the American Academy of Pediatricians to correct United States immigration and refugee law and policy regarding children.The Immediate Priorities for the Protection of Immigrant Children can be found at: www.theyoungcenter.org/stories/2020/…%20Priorities. Amnesty International offers one way to take immediate action to protest the proposed deportation of the 28 children and their families through this link: act.amnestyusa.org/page/59764/acti…&forwarded=trueThe podcast refers to an On Being interview with the late Chief Rabbi Jonathan Sacks which can be found at: onbeing.org/programs/rememberin…ord-jonathan-sacks/ Rev. Mousin's article “You Were Told to Love the Immigrant, But What if the Story Never Happened? Hospitality and United States Immigration Law” provides additional information on Rev. Theodore Conklin's description of the hospitality offered Mary, Joseph, and Jesus when they fled into Egyptian exile in the text at footnote 128. St. Vincent DePaul's call to not abandon the children can be found in the same article in the text at footnote 172. See: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?a…stract_id=2784951For more information on World Children's Day see: www.un.org/en/observances/world-childrens-day In addition, for a discussion on the Convention of the Rights of the Child and the United States' failure to adopt it and its impact on asylum-seeking children, see Rev. Mousin's article on “Rights Disappear When US Policy Engages Children as Weapons of Deterrence,” at: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?a…stract_id=3317913

What makes Amish Businesses so successful? Why have Amish communities left farming for other businesses? And how did Amish entrepreneurs get started in woodworking? For help answering these questions, we turned to Dr. Steven Nolt of the Young Center for Anabaptist and Pietist Studies at Elizabethtown College in Pennsylvania. The Amish have a long history of entrepreneurial pursuits, but it wasn't until the 1980s that they started to leave farming behind and focus on alternative businesses. But now the failure rate of Amish businesses in their first 5 years is just 10% compared to 50% among small business startups nationally! Listen to the full episode to understand what makes Amish businesses so successful. Some of the books Nolt has written include “A History of the Amish,” which is in its third edition, and “The Amish: A Concise Introduction.” He notably co-authored “Amish Grace: How Forgiveness Transcended Tragedy” about the Amish schoolhouse shooting in the village of Nickel Mines in Lancaster County. A few other co-authorships include the books, “Amish Micro-Enterprises: Models for Rural Development,” “Amish Enterprise: From Plows to Profits,” and a paper titled “Amish Enterprise: The Collective Power of Ethnic Entrepreneurship” that appeared in the Global Business and Economics Review. More Resources: Learn more about the American Amish population at http://groups.etown.edu/amishstudies/ Dr. Nolt also recommends the publication Plain Communities Business Exchange for a glimpse at the Amish business world. Subscribe or learn more at https://www.plaincommunities.com/ For more reading on the topic, check out Erik Wesner's book Success Made Simple: An Inside Look at Why Amish Businesses Thrive: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/success-made-simple-erik-wesner/1100298464 Or the paper Amish enterprise: the collective power of ethnic entrepreneurship, by Donald Kraybill, Steven Nolt, and Erik Wesner in 2010: https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/5f83/f08e613d01d64378e142537a58e77e0e8f41.pdf This podcast is brought to you by DutchCrafters: https://www.dutchcrafters.com/

We just celebrated Thanksgiving weekend and Black Friday, and today is Cyber Monday. Hopefully, you have a lot of reasons to be thankful and if you had the chance to get some deals from Black Friday and Cyber Monday good for you! There's something else to celebrate tomorrow, it's called Giving Tuesday. And for those of you who want to show your gratitude by giving back to your community, and impact the lives of many many people in the easiest way, this is your chance. On this episode of LatinEQUIS, I'll let Olivia Peña, Deputy Program Director of the Young Center, talk to you more about Giving Tuesday, how you can help, and the impact you can have by donating. To learn more about how you can help, visit TheYoungCenter.org and click on "donate now." You can also subscribe to their email list to stay up to date on ways in which you can get involved and even become a child advocate.

This episode is an interview with Rev. Craig B. Mousin, an Adjunct Faculty member at DePaul University’s College of Law and The Grace School of Applied Diplomacy. On November 20, 2020, the designated World Children’s Day, Rev. Mousin discusses what can be done in response to the thousands of children detained, deported, and excluded from applying for remedies permitted under the Refugee Act of 1980. In addition, he invokes the ten immediate priorities recommended by a coalition of several national organizations including among others, The Young Center for Immigrant Children’s Rights and the American Academy of Pediatricians to correct United States immigration and refugee law and policy regarding children. The Immediate Priorities for the Protection of Immigrant Children can be found at: https://www.theyoungcenter.org/stories/2020/11/10/immediate-priorities-for-the-protection-of-immigrant-children-november-2020?rq=Immediate%20Priorities. Amnesty International offers one way to take immediate action to protest the proposed deportation of the 28 children and their families through this link: https://act.amnestyusa.org/page/59764/action/1?ea.tracking.id=vxd8hcs1&ac=W2011EARMR1&ea.url.id=5018432&forwarded=true The podcast refers to an On Being interview with the late Chief Rabbi Jonathan Sacks which can be found at: https://onbeing.org/programs/remembering-rabbi-lord-jonathan-sacks/ Rev. Mousin’s article “You Were Told to Love the Immigrant, But What if the Story Never Happened? Hospitality and United States Immigration Law” provides additional information on Rev. Theodore Conklin’s description of the hospitality offered Mary, Joseph, and Jesus when they fled into Egyptian exile in the text at footnote 128. St. Vincent DePaul’s call to not abandon the children can be found in the same article in the text at footnote 172. See: https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=2784951 For more information on World Children’s Day see: https://www.un.org/en/observances/world-childrens-day In addition, for a discussion on the Convention of the Rights of the Child and the United States’ failure to adopt it and its impact on asylum-seeking children, see Rev. Mousin’s article on “Rights Disappear When US Policy Engages Children as Weapons of Deterrence,” at: https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3317913

On this episode of The Breakaway, the finalist for Young Player of the Year in the USL Championship joins the podcast to chat about the first year of his career, his signing day, Opening Night, and how he is staying hungry in the offseason.

Reset brings on Maria Woltjen of the Young Center for Immigrant Children's Rights for a deeper look at the Trump administration’s family separation policy and the damage that it caused. A new report found there are still 545 children in U.S. custody that have yet to be reunited with their parents.

This is a podcast interview with Rev. Craig B. Mousin founder and former Executive Director of the Midwest Immigrant Rights Center and an Adjunct Faculty member at DePaul University’s College of Law and The Grace School of Applied Diplomacy. He talks about responding to the federal government’s proposed regulations that would make asylum seekers ineligible for asylum and related remedies based on purported public health considerations. We encourage you to file your own comments opposing part or all of the proposed procedures and asking the government to withdraw the entire proposed rule. To assist you in obtaining a link to the proposed procedures or in filing your comment, you may incorporate your remarks into one of the templates provided by the following: The National Immigrant Justice Center’s template is at: https://immigrantjustice.salsalabs.org/asylumregsphcomment/index.html If you are concerned about unaccompanied minors or children refugee issues, you can find the Young Center’s template at: https://www.theyoungcenter.org/stand-with-asylum-seekers Both websites provide additional information on how the proposed regulations restrict access to the courts and prevent bona fide applicants from presenting their cases for asylum. To be accepted by the government, please make sure your comments are filed on or before 11:59 p.m. EDT, Monday, August 10 2020. For additional information on the pretext of the public health need for these proposals, see: https://www.humanrightsfirst.org/resource/new-asylum-ban-recycled-pretext-proposed-rule-would-illegally-unjustly-bar-many-asylum Please share this podcast and links with members of your community or faith organizations, family members and friends. Encourage them to file comments to help ensure that our nation continues to offer shelter for refugees in need. Thank you for your consideration of this request.

In the last 9 months, 21,301 unaccompanied alien children have crossed the US-Mexico border. Many fail to consider what happens to these children. On this special episode of LatinEQUIS I speak with Lorena Gonzalez, the development manager at the Young Center for immigrant children's rights about how to get involved and become a "waymaker" for the most vulnerable. Register for the "Be a Waymaker" benefit (July 23 at 6pm EST) at theyoungcenter.org, volunteer at theyoungcenter.org/volunteer and show your support on social media @theyoungcenter. 

This is a podcast interview with Rev. Craig B. Mousin founder and former Executive Director of the Midwest Immigrant Rights Center and an Adjunct Faculty member at DePaul University’s College of Law and The Grace School of Applied Diplomacy. He talks about responding to the federal government’s proposed regulations entitled “Procedures for Asylum and Withholding of Removal; Credible Fear and Reasonable Fear Review.” We encourage you to file your own comments opposing part or all of the proposed procedures and asking the government to withdraw the entire proposed rule. To assist you in obtaining a link to the proposed procedures or in filing your comment, you may incorporate your remarks into one of the templates provided by the following: The National Immigrant Justice Center offers this template for any community member concerned about access to asylum: https://immigrantjustice.salsalabs.org/asylumcomment-community/index.html?eType=EmailBlastContent&eId=d78349f2-cad4-443c-a2bf-e8477db23171 If you are concerned about unaccompanied minors or children refugee issues, you might find the template of the Young Center helpful: https://www.theyoungcenter.org/defend-asylum Both websites provide additional information on how the proposed regulations restrict access to the courts and prevent bona fide applicants from presenting their cases for asylum. Please make sure your comments are filed on or before 11:59 p.m. EDT, Wednesday, July 15, 2020. Please share this podcast and links with members of your community or faith organizations, family members and friends. Encourage them to file comments to help ensure that our nation continues to offer shelter for refugees in need. Thank you for your consideration of this request. If you would like more information about the documentary, “Brightness of Noon, the Intersect of Faith, Refugees and Immigrants, Part II,” see: https://www.divacommunications.com/documentaries/brightness-of-noon-2/

Auspicious beginning, right? Don’t miss a single moment of our 2020 episodes — subscribe on your favorite podcasting platform and like/review the podcast if you’re so inclined!We’re back next week (WE PROMISE!) with Born in Ice, by none other than the queen herself, Nora Roberts. Read Born in Ice at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Apple Books, Kobo or your local indie. SHOW NOTES: Jen misquoted a famous scene in Chinatown; it's actually "my sister and my daughter." Yikes.Pretty sure if you're fancasting us into this clip from Grease about the Pink Ladies, Sierra is Rizzo.We've talked a lot about Sierra's books on the podcast, but it was on the Small Town Romance interstitial that Sarah joked all of Sierra's books take place in Menage County, Kansas.The Romance for RAICES auction was the brainchild of Suzanne from Love in Panels and raised TWENTY THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS! You should definitely support her blog and patreon if you can. The crisis on the border is ongoing and getting worse. Please continue to support romance's teams at RAICES and The Young Center.We were going to rickroll you by talking about Peggy Sue Got Married and pirate romances, but we're nice that way and didn't. FWIW, Jen still thinks the plot of Peggy Sue Got Married is haunting.Sierra is also, of course, the founder, owner, and operator of The Simone Scale, which does not include teabagging even, but has been, because she loves us, updated to include pegging. The image is on our website in show notes.We did a lot of research for this episode!Everyone wants the right pegging playlist, and of course there's one on Spotify. What a world! Besides Ariana Grande's Dangerous Woman, we offer up for your consideration Back It Up, Boys by Peaches and Behind the Wheel by Depeche Mode.Here are some Sierra Simone recommended toys and harnesses. She says of the toys, "The small is VERY gently sized and some men may feel more comfortable with a toy is that isn’t a hyper-realistic reproduction of a cock."Elia Winters is a Fated Mates favorite, and we want to thank her for her help thinking through the implicatons for gender essentialism and cisnormativity in this discussion. Buy her books! Her latest Three For All has pegging.Sierra mentioned "that law about gas expanding to fill a space" -- well, I phoned Jonathan, a friend who teaches chemistry, and he says that's called entropy or Boyles Law of Kinetic Molecular Theory. Learn more about it here from Professor Dave, a Jonathan-approved chemistry youtube instructor.Samhain and Ellora's Cave (which was especially messy) were two earlier and now shuttered publishers of erotic romance.Jen Porter wrote a great twitter thread about erotic romance and character development.That's What She Said.Sarah mentioned "the RITA entry window" and goddamn if that's not a bitter pill to swallow right now. She's sorry.A little about what it means to be allosexual.Check out Roan Parrish's short story A Good Old Fashioned Chanukah Pegging, starring Ginger and Christopher from Small Change.Everyone knows you need a flared base on your butt plugs, or at least anyone who follows Jenny Nordbak knows.Romance as sex ed is complicated, but Scarlteen is on the job, and Teen Vogue would never steer you wrong.The Pegging Song that Adriana sent us from Twitter is amazing, and we want to thank @shutupaida for being so gracious about letting us play it during the podcast. Also, be sure to watch Big Mouth on Netflix, because she's writing for it now!I guess Katee Robert isn't the only one staging elaborate scenes with her Barbie dolls.The Rogue Anthologies are pretty great and there are quite a few of them.Jen had to do a major "retcon" on this hero in the Tamsen Parker book in order to read it. It's fine, really.Special thanks to our special guest Sierra Simone! You can find her on Instagram or Facebook. Read her New Camelot series, the first is American Queen! She also joined us on our MacRieve episode, and we talked about Priest, a book that blooded Sarah.You can buy a Pegging the Patriarchy button and other Romancelandia buttons at stickers at Jen's shop run by her best friend Kelly, and Sarah's t-shirts and swag from Jordandene.Next week, we'll be talking about Born in Ice by Nora Roberts! We mean it!Much thanks to all the members of the Pegging Cabal for their amazing, generous donation, and for asking us to do this episode: E is reading, Jennifer, Stephanie Blackhart, Amanda, Kini, Melinda, Tempest Bonds, Michelle Boule, JS Lenore, Eve Pendle, and Isabel. Give them a follow, or maybe this related account, Is There Pegging? But whatever you do, don't make everyone think that something is wrong with Colin Firth. We hope you enjoyed the episode!

La doctora Edith Bracho-Sanchez habla con la abogada de inmigración Vanessa Pineda del Young Center for Immigrant Children's Rights sobre los cambios recientes a las políticas de inmigración en los Estados Unidos. El episodio discute la separación de familias, la carga publica, los cambios propuestos a las leyes de vivienda publica, como prepararse para una redada de ICE, cambios a las leyes de asilo y a donde pueden ir las familias afectadas para conseguir información y ayuda.

Dr. Edith Bracho-Sanchez speaks with immigration lawyer Vanessa Pineda from the Young Center for Immigrant Children's Rights about the recent changes to immigration policies in the United States. This episode touches on family separation, public charge, proposed changes to public housing laws, how to prepare for an ICE raid, changes to asylum law, updates to the remain Mexico policy and where families can go for information and help. The episode is designed for families affected by these policies as well as for allies of immigrants who want to be informed. Content guide: 1:15: update on family separation 15:40: public charge explained 22:20: proposed changes to public housing laws 25:30: preparing for ICE Raids 31:00 changes to asylum law. 33:10 updates to the remain in Mexico policy 35:20 where to go for information Non-profits mentioned: The Young Center for Immigrant Children's Rights National Immigration Law Center Raices ProBAR National Immigrant Justice Center in Chicago The Florence Project in Arizona HIAS in Philadelphia Public Council and Legal Services for Children in California Legal Aid Society in New York Kids in Need of Defense, national nonprofit

Anja Keister and Iris Explosion, creators of burlesque shows based on both the Mountain Goats and Welcome to Night Vale, talk with Joseph and John about burlesque, art, and fandom. I Only Strip to the Mountain Goats 2 — a drag, music, go-go, and burlesque show featuring Anja Keister — is this Saturday, July 6, 2019, at 7pm, at the Parkside Lounge (317 E. Houston St., Manhattan, NY 10002). For tickets: https://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/4264407. A portion of the proceeds will go to the Young Center for Immigrant Children's Rights, John Darnielle’s chosen charity for the show. The Mountain Goats’ new album, In League With Dragons, is out now on Merge Records. Get it at to mergerecords.com/in-league-with-dragons. For more information, go to ionlylistentothemountaingoats.com. From Night Vale Presents. Produced by Christy Gressman.

Cynthia Langtiw shares an experience to support you in understanding and becoming aware of your own transformative process and engagement with your own creations, research, or projects in this reflection of Interlogs. Dr. Cynthia Lubin Langtiw is a Haitian American licensed clinical psychologist and full professor in the clinical psychology program at The Chicago School of Professional Psychology. She has served as a supervising psychologist at Mount Sinai Hospital and currently consults with their doctoral clinical training program. Dr. Langtiw is a volunteer psychologist and clinical supervisor with The Marjorie Kovler Center for Survivors of Torture. She also provides training on psychological trauma for the Young Center for Immigrant Children's Rights. Her clinical work reflects a strong systemic/community sensibility that integrates a relational cultural perspective. Much of her clinical work has been helping youth, adults, families, and communities utilize their own resources to heal from trauma. Dr. Langtiw has a strong passion for teaching, qualitative research, clinical training and enjoys supporting students in finding their voice in psychology. Listen to Part 1 and 2 of the Conversation with Cynthia about Unknowing and Finding Your Own Knowing at candicewu.com/cynthia. Sponsored by my new Dream Work Class on Skillshare A few weeks ago, I published a new class on Dream Work, which supports people who are interested in developing a stronger ability to remember their dreams and a connected relationship to their dream wisdom with embodiment practices. Dreaming: Embodiment Practices to Prepare Your Physiology For a Thriving Dream Life Our dreams offer access to energies and parts of ourselves that are hidden or unseen and wanting to be revealed. This class offers specific breathing techniques, yogic and body-centered practices, and meditations that you can use to ground yourself and develop safety and playfulness for your dreams to thrive. These practices will support your nervous system in feeling a level of deep rest and relaxation, giving the capacity for you to remember your dreams even better than before or for the first time. Find all the Dreamwork Classes Online and enjoy a Skillshare promo of two months free here. All the proceeds from Skillshare to me go towards supporting the Embody Podcast. Learn more about this and other classes by me at CandiceWu.com/classes Links, Article, and Resources All Show Notes for This Episode

Jump into Part 2 of Cynthia Langtiw's interview where we dive in and explore: Connection to Ancestry, Past, and Future as Resource The Power of Stories and Books to Heal The Soul's Yearning for the Messy Truth and the Draw to Only Show Our Shiny Parts How Can We Have True Intimacy? How Trauma Is Something That Isn't Finished or Resolved How Trauma Affects Couples and Relationships Betrayal Trauma : Micro and Macro What It Takes to Be in Good Relationship With Self and Other Bringing Your Whole Self Shedding Past Experiences With a Thank You! Dr. Cynthia Lubin Langtiw is a Haitian American licensed clinical psychologist and full professor in the clinical psychology program at The Chicago School of Professional Psychology. She has served as a supervising psychologist at Mount Sinai Hospital and currently consults with their doctoral clinical training program. Dr. Langtiw is a volunteer psychologist and clinical supervisor with The Marjorie Kovler Center for Survivors of Torture. She also provides training on psychological trauma for the Young Center for Immigrant Children's Rights. Her clinical work reflects a strong systemic/community sensibility that integrates a relational cultural perspective. Much of her clinical work has been helping youth, adults, families, and communities utilize their own resources to heal from trauma. Dr. Langtiw has a strong passion for teaching, qualitative research, clinical training and enjoys supporting students in finding their voice in psychology. Listen to Part 1 of the Conversation with Cynthia about Unknowing and Finding Your Own Knowing at candicewu.com/cynthia.   Links, Article, and Resources All Show Notes for This Episode

Experience the energy of belief, inspiration, and love in this episode where Cynthia Langtiw and I explore the wobbly place of ‘unknowing' and the process of finding your own knowing, the power of belief in oneself and in a group with inspiration, decolonization of research methods in western research, the importance of silence, lifting each other up, and being a mother and psychologist. Dr. Cynthia Lubin Langtiw is a Haitian American licensed clinical psychologist and full professor in the clinical psychology program at The Chicago School of Professional Psychology. She has served as a supervising psychologist at Mount Sinai Hospital and currently consults with their doctoral clinical training program. Dr. Langtiw is a volunteer psychologist and clinical supervisor with The Marjorie Kovler Center for Survivors of Torture. She also provides training on psychological trauma for the Young Center for Immigrant Children's Rights. Her clinical work reflects a strong systemic/community sensibility that integrates a relational cultural perspective. Much of her clinical work has been helping youth, adults, families, and communities utilize their own resources to heal from trauma. Dr. Langtiw has a strong passion for teaching, qualitative research, clinical training and enjoys supporting students in finding their voice in psychology. Listen to Part 2 of the Conversation with Cynthia about Resourcing Past and Future, Couples and Trauma, Intimacy, Betrayal Trauma, and the Messy Truth at candicewu.com/cynthia.   Links, Article, and Resources All Show Notes for This Episode

What is the best way forward for people and organizations to build trust and knowledge asset building? Jim tells us what matters the most to a KM culture. This was recorded 05 Mar 2019. Edwin K. Morris is the president and founder of Pioneer Knowledge Services which produces this educational program, Because you Need to Know. It is part of the mission to educate and bring awareness around knowledge management. pioneer-ks.org/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Jim Lee is the principal consultant of LCG Partners, an operations excellence consultancy specializing in the integration of knowledge management strategies and techniques with quality, project, and process improvement methodologies. With this focus, organizations are able to learn how to conduct and maintain their own capabilities long after engagements are completed. Recently, he was the Sr. Vice-President and Knowledge Management Director at Fulton Financial Corporation, the holding company of a $20-billion bank system with more than 240 branch locations. At Fulton, Jim was responsible for the development of the organization's knowledge management strategy and implementation. There, he led a team of IT developers, a user experience analyst, the change management office, and the records management function. As practice leader of APQC's knowledge management practice, he was responsible for leading projects from initial problem structuring through solution delivery, ensuring the quality of the deliverables and the transfer of best practices. At APQC, Jim was the subject matter expert in several best-practice studies, including social media, organizational learning, communities of practice, and project management. Jim's research interests include KM strategy and social media for knowledge sharing. With over 40 years in the manufacturing, retail, and professional services industries, prior to joining APQC, Jim was a global knowledge manager at CapGemini Ernst & Young, where he led the development of an integrated knowledge management system after the merger of two global management consulting firms. Jim was also a senior member of the Ernst & Young Center for Business Knowledge, an internationally recognized leader in the application of knowledge management and process improvement.

What is the best way forward for people and organizations to build trust and knowledge asset building? Jim tells us what matters the most to a KM culture. This was recorded 05 Mar 2019. Edwin K. Morris is the president and founder of Pioneer Knowledge Services which produces this educational program, Because you Need to Know. It is part of the mission to educate and bring awareness around knowledge management. pioneer-ks.org/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Jim Lee is the principal consultant of LCG Partners, an operations excellence consultancy specializing in the integration of knowledge management strategies and techniques with quality, project, and process improvement methodologies. With this focus, organizations are able to learn how to conduct and maintain their own capabilities long after engagements are completed. Recently, he was the Sr. Vice-President and Knowledge Management Director at Fulton Financial Corporation, the holding company of a $20-billion bank system with more than 240 branch locations. At Fulton, Jim was responsible for the development of the organization's knowledge management strategy and implementation. There, he led a team of IT developers, a user experience analyst, the change management office, and the records management function. As practice leader of APQC's knowledge management practice, he was responsible for leading projects from initial problem structuring through solution delivery, ensuring the quality of the deliverables and the transfer of best practices. At APQC, Jim was the subject matter expert in several best-practice studies, including social media, organizational learning, communities of practice, and project management. Jim's research interests include KM strategy and social media for knowledge sharing. With over 40 years in the manufacturing, retail, and professional services industries, prior to joining APQC, Jim was a global knowledge manager at CapGemini Ernst & Young, where he led the development of an integrated knowledge management system after the merger of two global management consulting firms. Jim was also a senior member of the Ernst & Young Center for Business Knowledge, an internationally recognized leader in the application of knowledge management and process improvement.

In this episode, Kim and Katie tackle the mountain of immigration through the lens of Valeria Luiselli’s essay: Tell Me How It Ends: An Essay in Forty Questions. This essay is as long as it sounds: around 100 pages (easily read in one or two sittings), but the topics Luiselli encounters and reveals to us readers stayed with us long after we finished the book. Immigration from Central and South America is not just immigration - it’s refuge from war, we discover, and we try to tackle our own country’s viewpoint and treatment of these war refugees. The essay may be easy to read, but it’s not easy to digest.Here are some organizations you can donate to if you feel inspired by this episode or this essay:RAICES, Neta Texas Civiil Rights Project, Young Center for Immigrant Children’s Rights, Las Americas Immigrant Advocacy Center, Detained Migrant Solidarity Committee, The Florence Project, KIND, ASAP, Women’s Refugee CommissionOr find and support an organization in your community.NEXT BOOK: An American Marriage by Tayari Jones If you have any discussion points, questions, or commentary you want to add to our next episode, or if you want to suggest a book for us to read, email us at clubbingwithfriend@gmail.com, comment below, or contact us using our various social media accounts:Facebook: Book Clubbing with FriendsInstagram: clubbingwithfriendsTwitter: @bookclubwfRemember to subscribe on iTunes, rate, review, and if you’re super nice - like, follow, and share!!

The faces of children being separated from their families at the border have been plastered on the news. What you don’t see are the lawyers on the ground are doing everything they can to help these families. In this report from On The Road at ABA Annual Meeting 2018, host Lee Rawles talks to Kimi Jackson, Maria Woltjen, and Anne Chandler about the common legal issues that are facing immigrants at the border such as family separation. They discuss what makes this such a hot topic in the media, less commonly addressed problems like working with non-biological families, and what the ABA is doing to help. Kimi Jackson is the director of Probar, a south Texas pro bono asylum representation project. Maria Woltjen is the founder and executive director of the Young Center for Immigrant Children’s Rights at the University of Chicago Law School. Anne Chandler is the executive director of Tahirih Justice Center’s Houston office.

We are back with a new episode where the Chisme is hot! Jen brings us some great chisme on Star Trek: Discovery, Lewis Tan & Creed 2. Beer review of General-Sherman-IPA – Sequoia Brewing Company. Comic review includes 4 first issue comics. Brother Crow Issue #1 by creator Justin Rueff. Mystery Bound by creator Kenet Garcia Rojas Issue #1, Vengence, Nevada Issue #1 by creator B.J. Mendelson & art by Piotr Czaplarski & DarkQueen by creator George Hermandez. Sara brings us On My Radar with news about Romeo the Joker origin movie in the works. New Marvel show Cloak & Dagger & a little wedding taking place in the DC universe. Kristen brings us a very powerful Juntos y Fuertes with The Young Center. The Young Center is a champion for the rights and best interests of unaccompanied immigrant children, making sure that wherever they land, whether here in the U.S. or in their home country, they are safe. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Air Date: 6/12/2018 Today we take a look at the absolute horror show that is the US immigration system. Understanding that it was bad before but has been revved up to literally inhumane as our government makes a concerted effort to dehumanize asylum seekers on the run for their lives. Be part of the show! Leave a message at 202-999-3991   Donate or become a Member to support the show!  Visit: https://www.patreon.com/BestOfTheLeft    Amazon: Bookmark your link to support the show when you shop! USA: http://www.bestoftheleft.com/amazon  Canada: http://www.amazon.ca/?&camp=212361&linkCode=wsw&tag=besofthelef0c-20&creative=380789  UK: http://www.amazon.co.uk/?&camp=212361&linkCode=wsw&tag=besofthelef-21&creative=380789    SHOW NOTES Ch. 1: To Trump, Americans "Have Kids," But Immigrants "Breed" - @DavidPakmanShow - Air Date 04-24-18   Ch. 2: Stories of our abusive treatment of immigrants - Off Kilter - Air Date 6-1-18   Ch. 3: Separating families is just a draconian form of punishment that doesn't work - Ring of Fire - Air Date 6-2-18   Ch. 4: How I.C.E. Propaganda Makes Its Way Into the News - On The Media - 2-16-18   Ch. 5: The Obama administration laid the groundwork for immigrant abuses - Intercepted - Air Date 5-30-18   Ch. 6: Kade Crockforde on how real sanctuary means ending mass policing - The Dig - Air Date 3-26-18   Ch. 7: Tell Congress to END Family Separation #FamiliesBelongTogether via @womenbelong - Best of the Left Activism   Ch. 8: The immigration detention machine - In the Thick - Air Date 6-6-18   VOICEMAILS Ch. 9: How the invention of the white race could explain white supremacy to Confederacy defenders - Colin from Cleveland, OH Ch. 10: The unsurprisingly badly constructed argument of Confederacy defenders - Dave from Olympia, WA   Ch. 11: Final comments on the need to deal with cognitive dissonance in order to support conservative ideas while not feeling like the bad guy   TAKE ACTION Get involved with familiesbelongtogether.org & follow @womenbelong Tell Congress to #AbolishICE & pass: Keep Families Together Act Help Separated Families Act of 2018 HELP Separated Children Act Give to organizations like:  Children's Law Center  The Young Center for Immigrant Rights  Kids in Need of Defense (KIND)  FOR READING/SHARING Democrats are trying to stop Trump from separating families at the border(Vox) Rep. Pramila Jayapal—‘They Could Hear Their Children Screaming for Them in the Next Room’(The Nation) Keep Families Together Act(Feinstein.senate.gov) Feinstein bill would prohibit family separations at US-Mexico border (ThinkProgress) Sessions Says Domestic and Gang Violence Are Not Grounds for Asylum (NY Times) Written by BOTL Communications Director Amanda Hoffman    MUSIC(Blue Dot Sessions): Opening Theme: Loving Acoustic Instrumental by John Douglas Orr  Haena - Cloud Harbor On Early Light - Cholate Moon Bicycle Theme - American Moon Bicycle The Cast and Favor - Bayou Birds These Times - The Pine Barrens Feathersoft - Barstool Voicemail Music: Low Key Lost Feeling Electro by Alex Stinnent Closing Music: Upbeat Laid Back Indie Rock by Alex Stinnent   Produced by Jay! Tomlinson Thanks for listening! Visit us at BestOfTheLeft.com Support the show via Patreon Listen on iTunes | Stitcher| Spotify| Alexa Devices| +more Check out the BotL iOS/AndroidApp in the App Stores! Follow at Twitter.com/BestOfTheLeft Like at Facebook.com/BestOfTheLeft Contact me directly at Jay@BestOfTheLeft.com Review the show on iTunesand Stitcher!

En el episodio de esta semana nos sentamos con la Abogada Vanessa Pineda del Young Center for Immigrant Children’s Rights a discutir todo lo que las familias inmigrantes deben saber sobre el estado actual de las leyes de inmigración en los Estados Unidos. Vanessa tiene años defendiendo a las familias inmigrantes y viene a compartir con nosotros todos sus conocimientos. Referencias del episodio: - Tarjeta de los derechos constitucionales: https://www.ilrc.org/red-cards

On an all new episode of The Speakeasy, hosts Damon Boelte and Sother Teague are joined in the studio by Misty Kalkofen and Éva Pelczer of Del Maguey Single Village Mezcal. Tune in to hear them talk Tales of the Cocktail, single village mezcal, and Misty's guest bartender appearance at Coup, with all proceeds going to The Young Center for Immigrant Children's Rights. Stigibeu! The Speakeasy is powered by Simplecast

Happy New Year, everybody! Join us as we wrap up Mexican horror month with a very special game and a celebration of our favorite horror movies of 2016! If you donate to one of the following organizations, you will be able to choose a movie we review on the show! ACLU (American Civil Liberties Union) aclu.org I Am Holding Your Hand zazzle.com/iamholdingyourhand Border Angels borderangels.org CHIRLA (Coalition for Human Immigrant Rights of Los Angeles) chirla.org Immigration Equality immigrationequality.org National Immigration Forum immigrationforum.org Young Center for Immigrant Children’s Rights theyoungcenter.org

For the final week of Mexican horror month, we cover the 2007 remake of the film we watched last week: HASTA EL VIENTO TIENE MIEDO! Join us as we review the film, discuss how much grittier it is than the original, and tell yet another tale of movie acquisition hardship! If you donate to one of the following organizations, you will be able to choose a movie we review on the show! ACLU (American Civil Liberties Union) aclu.org I Am Holding Your Hand zazzle.com/iamholdingyourhand Border Angels borderangels.org CHIRLA (Coalition for Human Immigrant Rights of Los Angeles) chirla.org Immigration Equality immigrationequality.org National Immigration Forum immigrationforum.org Young Center for Immigrant Children’s Rights theyoungcenter.org

This week we’re going back into the annals of Mexican cinema history for 1968’s HASTA EL VIENTO TIENE MIEDO (EVEN THE WIND IS AFRAID)! Join us as we review the film, attempt to show off our terrible Spanish, and discuss the long, arduous journey it took to get here. If you donate to one of the following organizations, you will be able to choose a movie we review on the show! ACLU (American Civil Liberties Union) aclu.org I Am Holding Your Hand zazzle.com/iamholdingyourhand Border Angels borderangels.org CHIRLA (Coalition for Human Immigrant Rights of Los Angeles) chirla.org Immigration Equality immigrationequality.org National Immigration Forum immigrationforum.org Young Center for Immigrant Children’s Rights theyoungcenter.org

We’re back in action after a brief one week birthday break! It’s the second week of Mexican horror month and we’re exploring the feature debut of homegrown hero Guillermo del Toro, CRONOS! This 1993 vampire picture has every idea in the book and no idea how to wield them, but it’s awesome. Join us as we discuss the film, sing excerpts from Grease, and shudder over how friggin’ gross this movie was! If you donate to one of the following organizations, you will be able to choose a movie we review on the show! ACLU (American Civil Liberties Union) aclu.org I Am Holding Your Hand zazzle.com/iamholdingyourhand Border Angels borderangels.org CHIRLA (Coalition for Human Immigrant Rights of Los Angeles) chirla.org Immigration Equality immigrationequality.org National Immigration Forum immigrationforum.org Young Center for Immigrant Children’s Rights theyoungcenter.org

For the first week of Mexican Horror month, we check out the 1973 nunsploitation (which is apparently a genre) movie SATÁNICO PANDEMONIUM! Join us as we review the film, dissect yet another wonderful DVD synopsis, and struggle to remember the names of ANYBODY in the movie. Warning: The discussion gets a little blue. If you’re listening with children, well, why did you even decide to do that in the first place? If you donate to one of the following organizations, you will be able to choose a movie we review on the show! ACLU (American Civil Liberties Union) aclu.org I Am Holding Your Hand zazzle.com/iamholdingyourhand Border Angels borderangels.org CHIRLA (Coalition for Human Immigrant Rights of Los Angeles) chirla.org Immigration Equality immigrationequality.org National Immigration Forum immigrationforum.org Young Center for Immigrant Children’s Rights theyoungcenter.org

From December to March (Brennan mistakenly said April, ignore him), we will be picking themes each month that put a spotlight on filmmakers who are part of marginalized or disenfranchised communities. This month we’re doing Mexican Horror, and it’s very exciting indeed. If you donate to one of the following organizations, you will be able to choose a movie we review on the show! ACLU (American Civil Liberties Union) aclu.org I Am Holding Your Hand zazzle.com/iamholdingyourhand Border Angels borderangels.org CHIRLA (Coalition for Human Immigrant Rights of Los Angeles) chirla.org Immigration Equality immigrationequality.org National Immigration Forum immigrationforum.org Young Center for Immigrant Children’s Rights theyoungcenter.org

The unexpected death of a child is tragic under any circumstance, but it becomes even more so when the reason why is unknown. Martin Tristani-Firouzi, M.D., a pediatric cardiologist at the University of Utah, leads the Sudden Death in the Young Center which is searching the DNA of the deceased for an explanation of why they died unexpectedly. He explains what they are searching for and how results from a genetic autopsy could also save other members of the family.

The Amish have always struggled with the modern world. Known for their simple clothing, plain lifestyle, and horse-and-buggy mode of transportation, Amish communities continually face outside pressures to modify their cultural patterns, social organization, and religious world view. An intimate portrait of Amish life, The Amish not only explores the emerging diversity and evolving identities within this distinctive American ethnic community, but also its transformation and geographic expansion.

Donald B. Kraybill, Karen M. Johnson-Weiner, and Steven M. Nolt spent twenty-five years researching Amish history, religion, and culture. Drawing on archival material, direct observations, and oral history, the authors provide an authoritative and sensitive understanding of Amish society. Donald Kraybill is Distinguished College Professor and Senior Fellow at the Young Center for Anabaptist and Pietist Studies at Elizabethtown College. Karen Johnson-Weiner is a professor of linguistic anthropology at SUNY-Potsdam. Steven Nolt is a professor of history at Goshen College.

Generation X Miami Band Launch 2014 Promo Mix July 26th @ Walter C. Young Center, Pembroke Pines FL, 33028 Tracklist: Bunji Garlin - Truck On D Road Flipo - Doh Tell Me Dat Destra - State Of Mind Kes - True Masquerader Machel Montano - She Coming Kerwin Du Bois - Spoil Mehself Kerwin Du Bois - Too Real Machel Montano - E.P.I.C. Machel Montano - Junction Farmer Nappy - Big People Party Cassi - Man In Yuh House K.Rich - Go Down Machel Montano - Shameless Machel Montano - HMA (Happiest Man Alive) Skinny Fabulous - BTW (Behaving The Worst) Bunji Garlin, Major Lazer & Kubiyashi - It's A Carnival Charly Black, Major Lazer & Kubiyashi - Sidung Pon It Machel Montano - Haunted 5Star Akil - To Meh Heart Kerwin Du Bois - Press A Button Kerwin Du Bois & Lyrikal - Lockdown MX Prime & Kerwin Dubois - Welcome To The Carnival Lil Rick - Great Day King Bubba FM - Come Out To Win Ravi B - Bread Tallpree - Jab Jab Nation Benjai - Come Out To Play Skinny Banton - Soak It Machel Montano - Rough It Up Skinny Fabulous - Flatten Major Lazer ft. Machel Montano - Sound Bang Machel Montano - M.O.R. (Ministry Of Road) Mr. Killa - Rolly Polly Faye-Ann Lyons-Alvarez - Done D Party Lavaman - Wrenk Skinny Fabulous - The General (Lick A Shot) Fya Empress - We Ready Destra Garcia - Mash Up Kerwin Du Bois Forget About It Olatunji - Wining Good Kerwin Du Bois - Doh Beg Bunji Garlin - Red Light District