Podcasts about zahraa

En vårdag är Zahraa på väg till skolan. Hon har bråttom och lånar sin brorsas elsparkcykel. Då händer det som inte får hända, hon krockar. Lyssna på Juniornyheterna SPECIAL om elsparkscyklar och vad som händer när man är med om en olycka. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Programledare: Frida OlssonProducent: Frida OlssonMedverkande: Zahraa Mustafa, Torsten Backteman, barnläkare. Juniornyheternas specialpodd gör varje vecka en djupdykning i ett ämne som är extra intressant och spännande.

Conflict and Consequences: Insights from Lebanon with Zahraa Alderzi by Radio Islam

Nog twee mense, insluitend 'n polisiebeampte, is aangekeer in verband met die ontvoering van 'n neef en niggie, Zahraa en Bataviya Mohammed in Noordwes. Hulle is op die sesde van die maand in Hartbeespoort ontvoer terwyl hulle op pad skool toe was en is Maandagaand in 'n huis in New Stands, Klipgat gevind. 'n Polisiewoordvoerder in Noordwes, Sabata Mokgwabone, sê die beampte wat in hegtenis geneem is, is 'n sersant verbonde aan die Letlhabile-speurafdeling.

Zahraa Patel on Crafting the ANC Anniversary Gift by Radio Islam

Zahraa is a former LSAT Demon student and current 1L at the University of Toledo College of Law. She joins Erik to share the story of her 26-point LSAT score improvement and of her experience so far in law school. 0:00 - Introduction 2:38 - Choosing Toledo 5:28 - LSAT Study 12:50 - Law School 20:05 - Final Advice Read more on our website!Email daily@lsatdemon.com with questions or comments.Watch this episode on YouTube.

I södra Irak breder oljefälten ut sig över enorma områden. Från plymer av eld från brinnande gas sprids metan, koldioxid, sot och en mängd livsfarliga ämnen som både påskyndar klimatförändringarna och riskerar ge närboende cancer. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Klotets Lina Malers har besökt 12-åriga Hassans familj utanför Basra där palmerna vid huset intill oljefälten färgats svarta av lågorna.Hör experter om hur eldningen globalt av överskottsgas vid oljeborrning förändrar vår miljö men också om försöken att bättre ta tillvara på bränslet.Medverkande:Hassan och Zahraa - barn, närboende till oljefältenFrqad Youssef Wahab - närboende till oljefältenAlia - närboende till oljefältenRafed Adel Aboud - sjukhuschef, onkologMahdi Hassan - chef för Basras människorättskontorFatma - barn, cancersjukAbbas al-Hassani - barnkirurg, sjukhuschefAsem Jihad - talesperson för oljedepartementetKaddori Salim - chef Basra Oil CompanyBashir al-Jubbari - närboende till oljefältenAbdul Halim Ali - meteorolog specialiserad på luftföroreningarNuri Abdel Nabi Nasser - professor i miljö och biologiAli - ansvarig för luftmätningar Basras miljödirektoratKareem Abd Rekhais - chef för miljödirektoratetBashar -anställd vid gasfabriken i BasraMohannad -anställd vid gasfabriken i BasraMarfa Kadhem Al-Asadi - vicechef över gasfabriken i BasraNoam Raydan - energianalytiker, Washington InstituteSarah Steimer - forskare i atmosfärvetenskap vid Stockholms universitetLina Malers - reporterNiklas Zachrisson - ProgramledareAnders Wennersten - Producent

LFPWLI: Breaking the Cycle: Solving the Rising Mental Health Crisis Among Young People with Zahraa Alfatlawi, Founder of ZenDen In this episode, you'll hear:  Why Zahraa was inspired to start the ZenDen and what the group looks like today The most common stressors kids experience How Zahraa thinks the education system can do a better job teaching kids In this episode, Mathew and Zahraa discuss generational cycles, the things that are stressing kids out the most, how she thinks the education system can do a better job teaching kids, and what she is doing to help solve the problems she sees around her. Zahraa is a high-performing student herself who connects with the pressure put on young people by their parents, school, and themselves, which increases stress and can lead to burnout. She is a big believer in strong community structures that help improve both mental and physical health because they are so closely related, and she knows that a student-to-student connection is inherently different from an adult-to-student connection. She also felt like there was no real outlet for her to express her anxieties, find connections, or get resources, which is why she founded ZenDen. She runs meetings for her group every Wednesday, where she strives to create a relaxed environment for students to focus on their commonalities. By discussing the highs and lows of the week, she is fostering a community that helps kids feel more connected and less alone in their struggles. Zahraa Alfatlawi is a senior at Central High School in the Phenix Union School District. She founded ZenDen as a sophomore when her class returned to school after the pandemic, and she felt like she had to do something about the rising mental health crisis she was seeing in her peers. As a first-generation Arab-American and the youngest of five children in a family that fled Iraq in 2005, Zahraa has witnessed firsthand the mental health struggles her family experienced when they were in survival mode. They had to focus on issues like where they would be living and how they would get food on the table, leaving little time or resources to take care of their mental and wellness needs. Zahraa can feel the energy of the mental health and wellness crisis among young people. She is interested in pursuing a career in healthcare and psychology to continue her work of breaking down barriers and stigmas that prevent people from talking about important things. “The first step to change is addressing the problem.”   Follow the podcast:  Listen on Apple Podcasts (link: https://apple.co/3s1YH7h)  Listen on iHeart (link: https://ihr.fm/3MEY7FM)  Listen on Spotify (Link: https://spoti.fi/3yMmQCE)    Resources: TeenLifeline.org   Connect with Mathew Blades:  Twitter - twitter.com/MathewBlades Instagram - instagram.com/MathewBladesmedia/  Facebook - facebook.com/mathewbladesmedia/  Website - learnfrompeoplewholivedit.com/   Additional Credits: LFPWLI is managed by Sam Robertson  

In deze aflevering maakt beeldend kunstenaar Anne Meijer een portret van en voor Zahraa uit Irak. Vlak voor de overhandiging van Het Cadeau is Zahraa 19 geworden. Ze vluchtte op haar elfde met haar familie naar Nederland. Weg uit een wijk in haar stad, die er op de kaart ‘doorsnee' uitziet, maar die gekleurd werd met explosies, verkrachtingen en geweld.  Zahraa was elke dag bang dat haar vader niet terug zou komen uit zijn werk. De rust die het gezin in Nederland hoopte te vinden, blijft uit. Ze verhuizen in 8 jaar 14 keer van azc naar azc. Met vrijwel nooit privacy of een eigen kamer. En met angsten en trauma's. Toch is Zahraa enorm sterk. Ze vertelt over wat ze graag wil voor de andere jonge vluchtelingen. Voor hen wil ze wel terugdenken aan haar verleden. Dat doet ze in diverse media. Niet voor zichzelf, maar om aandacht te vragen voor deze groep jonge mensen die nog weleens vergeten worden of niet de zorg krijgen die ze nodig hebben. En ze wil vooral dat hen nooit gebeurt wat haar wel is overkomen. Anne is onder de indruk van Zahraa's verhaal. Ze luistert vol aandacht naar de audiofragmenten van Zahraa. En ze bouwt uit verschillende beeldlagen een ‘nieuw meisje' op. Dat meisje raakt Zahraa diep in het hart, zodra het zich in fases aan haar openbaart. En dat vooral omdat Anne alles heeft onthouden wat ze heeft gezegd. Dat er oprecht naar haar is geluisterd...

It's a wrap! Our final episode of season 1 is here & we're excited to end it on a high note by exploring the beauty and the struggles of Lebanon.  Sitting in front of a wonderful cedar tree in Vienna, I'm talking to Zahraa about hospitality, rich history, stunning nature and complex economical situation of her home country. Lebanon is a country in the Middle East by the Mediterranean sea. It has everything a traveller could want - beaches, mountains, culture, friendly locals and great food.  However, in the recent years it's politic and economic situation has suffered a lot. Zahraa tells us about hyperinflation, corruption, unemployment and the huge diaspora of people who have moved abroad.  Through her stories we can learn about the resilience and beautiful character of Lebanese people.  So don't hesitate to listen to this episode & I hope that one day you'll get the chance to experience this warm and welcoming country with your own eyes. Thank you for being with us in season 1 of our Komunika(te) with the World podcast. And if you like what we do, please, like this episode & follow us on Instagram, YouTube or on your favourite podcast platform. See you soon!

Today on Tech Sisters Stories we're excited to have Zahraa Al Sahili. Zahraa is a current PhD Student at Queen Mary University of London and Google DeepMind PhD Scholar. Zahraa is also an AI Session Lead a Udacity. Key Lessons from this Episode Zahraa's experience studying in Beirut during the height of the economic crisis (2:32) Zahraa's favourite AI project (7:30) The complexity of removing implicit bias from AI (10:00) Show Notes and Transcript: https://www.tech-sisters.com/2022/12/zahraa-al-sahili/ Leave a Review: https://buff.ly/3o3ifG7 Patreon: patreon.com/techsisters

Met vandaag: Blijdschap na WK-winst voor Marokko en Frankrijk | Wat heeft Zeeland aan twee nieuwe kerncentrales? | Henny Tinga is al 60 jaar heilsoldaat bij het Leger des Heils | Suzanne (24) en Zahraa (19) verloren allebei een zusje en schreven boek over het eenzame rouwproces. Presentatie: Elisabeth Steinz.

This episode is for those interested in creating visual art for games. Our next guest on Inside ACMI X is concept Artist Zahraa Al Zubaydi who is currently working on Pixellated The Game, about a cyborg child who finds a way to connect to two opposing worlds she belongs with, in a universe of different dimensions drawn in different styles. We spoke to Zahraa about her pathway into videogames, and the development of and inspirations behind Pixellated The Game.

She's an influencer and fashion designer who's taking the fashion world by storm, so it's no surprise that Zahraa Berro loves fashion. And with her own fashion line, she's redefining what modest dressing looks like, allowing for women of all faiths and cultures to be as chic and stylish as they deserve. She tells hosts Clare Kramer and David Magidoff all about how she first got interested in fashion, how fabrics and accessibility have changed over the years, and so much more only on Fanaddicts. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Het is de dag van Khalid!  Dinsdagavond bij Khalid & Sophie:    Vanavond praten we met Anita Witzier en Frank van der Lende over het nieuws van de dag. Zij zijn ons duo van dienst.      Er is de laatste tijd veel over asielzoekers gezegd, maar over wie hebben we het eigenlijk? De zusjes Zahraa en Hawraa zijn in 2015 naar Nederland gevlucht en delen vanavond hun ervaringen.  Het is de laatste week van het Willem Frederik Hermans-jaar: het jaar waarin deze grote schrijver 100 zou zijn geworden. Daarom brengen we hem, samen met literair criticus Onno Blom, weer even tot leven.  Van Lady Gaga tot Martin Garrix en van burgemeesters tot advocaten – steeds meer mensen worden beveiligd. Vanaf morgen zoeken bodyguards Malcolm Wynter en Nico Raat (samen met presentator Welmoed Sijtsma) naar een collega in het WNL-programma ‘de Bodyguard'.

Zahraa Berro (@zahraa_hberro) joins Justin this week for an episode that will have every entrepreneur and mother in their best feels about life because Zahraa hits us with "next level" thoughts that are rooted in impact, purpose and a mission-driven mindset! Follow Zahraa on Instagram (here) as she has one of our favorite accounts! She's fun, honest and very entertaining, that's for sure! Check out Zahraa the Label (here), Zahraa the Label has seen massive growth since its launch in 2020 and has since been praised by the likes of Instagram's top-tier influencers including Leena Snoubar, Minah Hamadeh, Amanda Asada & Zahra to name a few. We would love to hear what your availability looks like to connect with Zahraa herself. — For more on The House of Routine, head to www.thehouseofroutine.com and use promo code ROUTINEPODCAST20 for 20% both our Daily Routine and Questions For Myself journals today! Follow along with us on this extraordinary journey in healthy routine building @thehouseofroutine and slide into our DM's to send us your thoughts and future questions for our guests!

Kun Alia ja Zahraa kuulusteltiin ja pahoinpideltiin, he luottivat rukouksen voimaan. Nyt heidän uskonsa on vahvempi kuin koskaan.   https://opendoors.fi/vain-rukous-kantoi-iranilaista-pariskuntaa-vankeudessa/

Transcript Hoe denken kinderen over verschillende talen? Daar hebben we het in deze aflevering over in Vers van de Pers. Daar vertel ik je over een recent onderzoek over meertalige kinderen. Dit keer gaat het om een onderzoek dat is uitgevoerd in Friesland, een meertalige regio waar naast het Nederlands ook het Fries en het Engels in het onderwijs wordt gebruikt. Het is ook een regio met steeds meer meertalige gezinnen die thuis andere talen spreken. Het onderzoek waar ik jullie over vertel is dit: S. V. Dekker, J. Duarte & H. Loerts (2021) ‘Who really speaks like that?' – Children's implicit and explicit attitudes towards multilingual speakers of Dutch, International Journal of Multilingualism, 18:4, 551-569, doi: 10.1080/14790718.2021.1908297 Hieruit bleek dat basisschoolleerlingen tussen de 7 en 12 jaar anders naar Nederlands, Fries en Engels keken dan naar het Marokkaans Arabisch, één van de meest gesproken talen onder migranten in Nederland, of naar andere talen die ze niet kenden Over het Marokkaans Arabisch en talen die ze niet kenden waren ze namelijk negatiever. Behalve als ze zelf uit een meertalig gezin kwamen en drie talen gebruikten. Een trieste maar belangrijke constatering die hopelijk voor meer onderzoek op dit gebied gaat zorgen.  Vriend van de show worden In Let's Klets vertelde Zahraa Attar over haar ervaringen als nieuwkomer en moeder van twee meertalige kinderen. Zahraa is zeven jaar geleden naar Nederland gevlucht uit Syrië. Toen spak zij Engels met haar kinderen - zij heeft Engels gestudeerd en wou dat ze tweetalig werden - maar nadat ze in Nederland is aangekomen heeft ze besloten om over te schakelen naar haar moedertaal, Arabisch. In ons gesprek vertelt ze je meer hierover en ook over hoe je als nieuwkomer niet alleen de taal moet leren maar ook hoe je je als ouder moet gedragen op een school in Nederland. Een openhartig en inspirerend gesprek waar we allemaal van kunnen leren, zeker nu dat er op dit moment veel vluchtelingen naar Nederland komen vanuit Oekraïne. Zahraa werkt momenteel bij de Hogeschool Utrecht en de Universiteit Utrecht bij twee projecten over meertaligheid in het onderwijs. Hier lees je meer over haar verhaal.  We hoorden ook van onze Taalgids, Sterre Leufkens. Sterre Leufkens is taalwetenschapper aan de Universiteit Utrecht. In haar onderzoek vergelijkt ze de talen van de wereld, onder andere op hun complexiteit. Ze schrijft en praat graag over taal en taalkunde voor divers publiek; zo verscheen in 2016 haar boek Taal in de reeks Elementaire Deeltjes.  Foto: Carlo ter Ellen Sterre vertelt ons dit keer over het Syrisch Arabisch. De woordjes die je hoorde zijn ingesproken door Zahraa, en waren: merhaba (hallo)eej (ja), la (nee)shukran (dank je wel)waɦid, tneen, tlati (1, 2, 3)salem/bye (doei!) Deze woorden zien er natuurlijk heel anders uit in het Arabische schrift maar we schrijven ze hier voor je op zoals ze ongeveer uitgesproken worden. Kijk hier voor meer woorden en uitdrukkingen in het Syrisch Arabisch.

On this week's episode of Milt Talk Legacy Builders, Zahraa is talking with Serial Entrepreneur and Former NFL Player, Garry Gilliam Jr. He'll share the lessons he's learned on and off the field and how he applies those to his many businesses as well as his involvement within the community. His belief that a community is only as powerful as their resources and businesses empowers him to be very active with youth empowerment and mentorship. Garry is currently the Founder and CEO of The Bridge whose mission is to help and empower communities and neighborhoods throughout the United States that often experience challenges like food security, access to healthcare, affordable housing, public safety, inequality and many other issues that create systems of oppression for many Black Americans. Watch this episode to hear Garry's story, what empowers him and how he's trying to change a broken system. Follow them on social media: Zahraa: https://www.instagram.com/zahraamouzon/ Garry: https://www.instagram.com/garry_gilli... The Bridge: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebridge_e... Website: www.thebridgeecovillage.com/

On this week's episode of Milt Talk Legacy Builders, host Zahraa Mouzon is talking with Ingrid Perez-Martin, the Founder of Sazon LLC. They offer services in health education and fitness, while also specializing in proper nutrition and aquatic aerobics for families, seniors and children. With 11 years of experience in ZUMBA Fitness, and AFAA certified in POUND, African Dance Revolution, and MIXXEDFITT SPIN & CARDIO KICKBOXING she's made herself more than qualified to enhance the lives of others. She also has a Masters in Health Education and strives to connect both the health and fitness world, to best serve her clients and help them live healthier lifestyles. Follow them on social media: Zahraa: @zahraamouzon Ingrid: @@ingrid.inspire.insight

The 'Season of Scepticism' continues!For part 3, we're joined by Zahraa, a specialist in the mental health field, to look at who we are now, and why we may feel like our relationship towards scepticism has changed, even if it might not have. Also, Religion, Family, Social Media, and Easy Peelers.--Contact us at - wtatupod@gmail.com and visit the website at - weirdtalesandtheunexplainable.comBuy bonus episodes at https://bobshoy.bandcamp.com/Support editing time at https://www.patreon.com/bobshoy-Part of The Bob Shoy Podcast Network-Visit http://www.bobshoy.com to discover other podcasts you may enjoy. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode 49Zahraa Surtee - a registered counselor and holistic psychologist with experience working at the Oprah Winfrey Academy of Leadership for Girls - joined us this week to discuss common misconceptions about therapy, learning to ask for help, building stronger relationships, alternative therapy, the importance of being of service, and many more topics regarding mental health and well-being. RECOMMENDATIONRead "Shantaram" https://books.google.pl/books/about/Shantaram.html?id=VdMFmq92Fa8C&redir_esc=yZAHRAA SURTEEZahraa's website http://www.mindspacecounselling.co.zaZahraa's Instagram https://www.instagram.com/heartminded.psychologist/BEING BETTER Email us podcast.beingbetter@gmail.comVisit our website learningtoexperience.comVisit our Instagram https://www.instagram.com/beingbetter.pod/

On this week's episode of Milt Talk Legacy Builders host Zahraa Mouzon is talking with multi-business owner Marilyn Weaver. She owns photography business Marlo & Co as well as Marilyn L Weaver, a life coaching business. Marilyn has worked in the social services field for over 10 years. After experiencing burnout, she took time off to restore and to heal, which allowed her to then step back into social services with a fresh perspective. This experience created a passion in her to encourage and help other women recover from burnout by helping them create a self-care plan. Marilyn embraces educating and mentoring others. She co-hosts The Self Portrait online workshop, which teaches you how to take high-quality photos with your cellphone. She is also a co-host for the Broken Beauty Podcast, which is about two friends on a journey of pursuing their dreams as single entrepreneurs who see beauty in the brokenness. Follow them on social media: Zahraa: @zahraamouzon Marilyn: @marilynlweaver Marlo & Co: @marloandcompany Broken Beauty Podcast: @brokenbeautypodcast

On this week's episode of Milt Talk Legacy Builders host Zahraa Mouzon is talking with Carlos Checo, a Realtor at Corcoran Global Living in Temecula, California. Carlos has been working in Real Estate since 2018 and before that he spent years working in Customer Service. This episode is all about having the right mindset and faith in your future. Follow them on social media: Zahraa: @zahraamouzon Carlos: @checoteam

On this week's episode of Milt Talk Legacy Builders host Zahraa Mouzon talks with the Founder of The B Better Company, Brittany Lakes. The B Better Company is a black-owned, mom-owned shop dedicated to self-empowerment. Their mission is to promote self-advocacy by providing holistic alternatives for pain management, stress management, and moisture retention for extreme skin conditions. Each ingredient, each product, each touch has been formulated to promote a deeper sense of self through your body. From pain management to pleasure, the focus stays on you. Follow them on social media: Zahraa: @zahraamouzon The B Better Company: @thebbetter_co

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On the season three premiere of Milt Talk Legacy Builders host Zahraa Mouzon is talking with the founder of apparel brand Novique, Malcolm "Mazon" Mays. The name Novique derives from the combination of his son and daughter's first names, Dominique and Nova and is built on the pillars of originality, integrity, and perseverance. Malcolm's story is one redemption. The trials and tribulations that he faced were never enough to deter him from his ambitions. While the temptation to walk an easier path is great, his mission to build a legacy that he can pass to his children keeps his flame of passion lit like a torch in the night. Follow them on social media: Zahraa: @zahraamouzon Malcolm: @mazon717 United Agency: @united_agency_

This week's episode of Milt Talk Legacy Builders is the season two finale. Join host Zahraa Mouzon as she talks with the owner of Ward of Health Restaurant, Craig Ward Jr. Craig is a passionate advocate for good health. He is a young father with indescribable love for his family's health and well-being; that realization has led him on a path of great ambition in pursuit of happiness. He believes that we need to be aware of the behaviors and habits we pass down to the next generation. He has acquired over a decade of experience in the food industry ranging from fast food management to bartending and serving. His mantra of organization and cleanliness exudes into the foundation and core of Ward of Health. Follow them on social media: Zahraa: @zahraamouzon Craig: @wardofhealth

Sia Kate est une capsule audio créée par Zahraa, Camille et Layna.  Les "Haut-Parleurs" est un projet d'action artistique des Cuizines, scène conventionnée musiques actuelles de Chelles, en partenariat avec le Théâtre de Chelles. Encadrée par Lucie Schneider et Mélanie Péclat, une classe de 2nde du lycée Bachelard a réalisé de courtes créations audio autour de la question de l'art et de l'engagement.    Avec le financement de la Région Île-de-France dans le cadre du dispositif CREAC.  EN VOIX est le podcast du Théâtre de Chelles qui donne la parole à ceux qui en font le quotidien : publics, comédiens, intervenants, partenaires, participants d'action culturelle, auteurs, metteurs en scène…   HORS-SERIE : Suivez ici les aventures ponctuelles du Théâtre de Chelles et autres séries audios insolites.     

Fredens Hus-podden. En podd om viktiga samtal. I Fredens Hus-podden blandar vi ämnen som mänskliga rättigheter, social hållbarhet, fred och jämställdhet. I detta avsnitt får du veta mer om Fredens Hus projekt för att öka kunskaperna om mänskliga rättigher och nationella minoriteter. Avsnittets gäster är Fredens Hus utbildningsansvarige Antonio Basala, Uppsala kommuns samhällsvägledare med romsk språk- och kulturkompetens Emilia Huczko och två av projektets deltagande ungdomar Zahraa och Miley. Fredens Hus är en samlingsplats för fred, mänskliga rättigheter och möjligheter. Genom utställningar, projekt och pedagogisk verksamhet med fokus på barn och unga jobbar vi för social hållbarhet. Besök vår hemsida: www.fredenshus.se

This week we sit down with Zahraa Berro a leading muslim influencer on Instagram! She talks about getting married young and handling divorce like a boss! we talk about how her life led her to find blogging, signing deals with infamous companies and creating her own brand Zahraa the Label! This was an amazing insightful episode that give real talk advice...tune in now

This week we sit down with Zahraa Berro a leading muslim influencer on Instagram! She talks about getting married young and handling divorce like a boss! we talk about how her life led her to find blogging, signing deals with infamous companies and creating her own brand Zahraa the Label! This was an amazing insightful episode that give real talk advice...tune in now

Religion is taking me further away from God | Sheikh Javad and his wife, Sister Zahra, talk to us on how they tackle the cliche that comes with Religion today & give us a sneak peak on some books they are writing including Comentary on Dua Arafah and the Life of the late Sayed Musa al-Sadr.

We are dropping the complete FOURTEENTH episode, recorded remotely via ZOOM, featuring Zahraa Hbaiu-Mouzon '02, mother, wife, entrepreneur, host of the Milts Talk Mental Health Webinar and Milt Talk Legacy Builders podcast and all around advocate for the disenfranchised. 

Today's conversation with Zahraa is all about modesty and making ourselves comfortable yet stylish! Zahraa is a content creator and founder of her fashion line, Zahraa the Label and she gives lots of insight into her career and how to be the best version of yourself!

This week Jordan and Zahraa look at the suspicious murder of Gareth Williams.

Zahraa Berro, hijabi fashionista and founder of Zahraa the Label joins Nouri, Hasnain and Ali to discuss the controversial world of hijabi influencers, modest fashion and Insta fame.

Founder of Coronation Cinema SAG-AFTRA Actor, Producer, Screenwriter, Director, and all-around storyteller Instagram @coronation_cinema www.wilcrown.com

The Bridge is intended to be a totally sustainable mixed-use "Eco-Village" with housing, retail, co-working space, urban agriculture, education center, and entertainment. The Bridge is a "world-class" model for other communities. http://www.thebridge.com

Healing Body & Mind Topic Mental health & wellbeing, lockdown, Guest Zahraa Surtee by Radio Islam

Zahraa is a budding health policy leader and community builder who currently works as a Policy Analyst at the Ontario Ministry of Health. Over the past few years, Zahraa has researched, written, and developed policy recommendations and reports for Senior Federal and Provincial Government Officials, United Nations Officials, consulting agencies, research institutes, and leading national non-profits on the most pressing health issues of our time. Zahraa has recently graduated from her Masters of Public Health at the University of Toronto, where she specialized in health promotion and public health policy.

Are there “good” emotions and “bad” emotions? Should we push away feelings of sadness or anger and seek to immediately replace them with more “acceptable” ways to feel? How about our mental health? Should we admit when we are struggling or hold back our struggles in order to not burden those around us?  This week we are talking with the incredible Zahraa Surtee who is a mental health therapist committed to educating others about emotions and breaking the stigma around mental health.. Growing up in a traditional Indian culture, Zaharra shares with us that it was unacceptable to share your emotions and admit that you were struggling. As a child this left her confused about how to find the support that she desperately needed. As someone who was in tune to her emotions, not having the “language” to express what was going on internally was incredibly difficult especially after enduring a tragic loss in her family. When she grew up,  Zahraa discovered a deep love for psychology and eagerly pursued a career in therapy. This gave her the platform to speak on the cultural implications of mental health and the importance for us to acknowledge how we truly feel. In this powerful conversation, we also talk about the importance of acknowledging the uniqueness of everyone’s journey and why admitting how we feel is truly a strength. We also dig into our role as parents and how important it is to be “conscious” throughout our parenting journey. We discuss how we can intentionally provide a space for our children to feel seen and heard.  What about you? What are your thoughts around our emotions? Do you feel guilty feeling certain ways? How can we hold a space for others who are struggling? Continue the conversation by heading to our private Facebook Group: Hope to Recharge….because as always, together is better!   Connect with Zahraa: https://www.instagram.com/mindspace_counselling/?hl=en   --   Interested in joining our monthly Mastermind?  Find out more info here! www.hopetorecharge.com/Mastermind --   Today's episode of Hope to Recharge is sponsored by https://Betterhelp.com/hopetorecharge.    Betterhelp.com is the world’s leading provider of online therapy. Their mission is to make professional counseling accessible, affordable, and convenient, so anyone who struggles with life’s challenges can get help, anytime, anywhere. Head to https://Betterhelp.com/hopetorecharge for 10% off your first month of services. IMPORTANT: Be sure to click this link in order to get the10% off code   --   Topics Discussed: Stigma in certain religions/cultures about mental health Conscious parenting and teaching our children about emotions Finding our worth and value outside of external recognition   --   Suicide Hotlines: USA: 1-800-273-8255 USA Crisis Text: 741-741Canada: 1-833-456-4566 United Kingdom: 116-123 Australia: 13-11-14 International Suicide Hotlines: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_suicide_crisis_lines --   Connect with us! Website: https://hopetorecharge.com/ Private Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2079694042156503/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/matanajacobs/ --   WAYS TO HELP THE PODCAST ______________________ Subscribe via iTunes and leave a review.  It costs nothing. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/hope-to-recharge/id1464788845 ————————————————————————— Spread the word via social media.   It costs nothing. Our website is https://hopetorecharge.com/ our FB is https://www.facebook.com/groups/2079694042156503/ and our Instagram is https://www.instagram.com/matanajacobs/ --------------------------------------------------------   Subscribe to us on: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/hope-to-recharge/id1464788845 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/00AIhRZOxKNOvenz32gGeK Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/heather-parady-2/hope-to-recharge Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_DkYMcco7pSrkKk6wU5p7w Google: https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/ps/Izxlwulashxr3n6trjrxpjpgwce   --

Vi slutter denne sæson af med besøg af alle fire hovedpersoner i 'Mor, han er dansker'. Vi samler op på hele forløbet, forholdsstatus - både med kærester og forældre. Og så har Zahraa, Hinda, Jenan og Arbenita hver taget nogle af de kommentarer på programmet, der har gjort indtryk, med. Både de gode, de onde og de sjove. Produceret af Kasper Lundberg og Frederik Dirks Gottlieb.

Vi taler med Zahraa og Hinda, der begge er muslimer, som dater danske mænd. Vi snakker om deres forhold til Islam og datingappsne Tinder og Happn - om gode og dårlige dates. De er to af de fire hovedpersoner i DR3s nye dokumentarserie "Mor, han er dansker". Produceret af Kasper Lundberg og Frederik Dirks Gottlieb.

Guests :  Riyaad Avontuur has been clean for 390 days and counting. But it’s been a long journey to get here. When he got involved with the wrong crowd and started using drugs, life became increasingly difficult. Riyaad spent 10 years in and out of rehabs and missed out on being there for his family. Recovery isn’t instant. This time, he needed to fill the days of sobriety with positive intent. He took up running alongside his daughter – an activity that’s given both he and his community in Bonteheuwel a head start to success. Every time Riyaad and his daughter ventured out for a sprint, children would approach them. He realised the kids needed to occupy themselves and keep away from negative influences. By approaching principals in nearby schools, Riyaad gathered learners who were interested in athletics and eager to have someone coach them. Earlier this year, he began the Bonteheuwel Central Athletic Club with just two members. It’s now grown to over 60 children chasing their purpose. Running the club has guided Riyaad away from his old vices, and towards a position of leadership. His past has shown him how easy it is to veer off track. But it’s also taught him it’s possible to move on, no matter where you come from. *** Kierran Allen believe Durban doesn’t get enough credit. Despite its warm beaches, balmy climate, easy-going folks, and art nouveau architecture, the seaside metropolis seldom features among the country’s major attractions. Used to seeing it from every angle, local photographer Kierran was surprised at how many others miss out on its beauty. To showcase the splendour of the city, Allen embarked on a grand project. Using his own funds, Kieran set about capturing the landscape with Warren Hill and Nathan Pellow-Jarman, his partners at Novos Digital Cinema. Their drone shots offer new perspectives of the environment, while time-lapses provide glimpses of the changing cityscape. Dedicating up to five hours of shooting to every sequence, the process of perfectly encapsulating Durban took two years to complete. He's now collated his work into a three-minute film, Titled, Enter Durban, the video received hundreds of thousands of views, an outpouring of appreciative messages, and phenomenal acclaim. Locals and visitors alike were entranced by the landscape’s unassuming charm. This year, Durban was voted Africa’s Leading City Destination by the World Travel Awards. Allen’s work reveals the beauty that lies right before us. *** Classrooms just got a whole lot cooler. The Department of Basic Education recently announced that they’re introducing coding to the South African curriculum. But not every school has access to computers. While some students are equipped with the knowledge to contribute to the country’s technological growth, others lack the resources to study even the basics. The results of this dichotomy become more pronounced later in life. This was the experience for 17-year-old Nadine Maselesele to boost their skills, Maselesele went back to her alma mater. At Salt River High School, she began tutoring Maths and Science while advocating for IT education. As a result of her efforts, Nadine was chosen as a fellow of the Facebook Community Leadership Programme. She received the opportunity to visit Facebook’s headquarters in California – and $50 000 to build a fully equipped computer lab at her old school. The students can now develop their basic computer skills, complete assignments, learn to code, and create online portfolios to assist their future job applications. Technology in the classroom can either be a major distraction or a great asset in sparking interest. Resources like this allow students to take control of their education. And Nadine has been instrumental in driving this development. Though she’s barely out of high school, she hasn’t hesitated to give back. *** Zahraa Hendricks had a game to win. To her, scoring tries was the challenge, not wearing a headscarf. The young hijabi didn’t expect to make headlines in her first rugby match. But when Hendricks ran onto the field, pictures of her were taken and posted to social media. Instantly, they went viral. Hendricks’ amendments to her kit had caught onlookers off-guard. For protection and as a symbol of modesty, Muslim women veil their hair. Because of it, they’re often doubly painted with the stigma of being oppressed. Zahraa says this is not true. And that she's free to choose for herself. The kit isn’t as covered as she requires, so she’s adapted the gear to suit her needs. And in her team, the headscarf is seen as part of her identity – just as it is to her. . By sporting the hijab on the field, Hendricks breaks stereotypes and channels the embracing attitude of South Africa’s people. Our unity escalates our freedom. *** Music was the first sign of Faith Mamba’s bright future. She didn’t know much about melodies – except that they provided her with the warmth she yearned for. After Mamba’s mother passed on, her grandmother was diagnosed with cancer. Foreseeing the impending outcome,her grandmom placed the young girl in an orphanage. When her grandmother died, faith was left to face life on her own. Social workers and caregivers reached out by offering her a host of recreational activities. In sonorous sounds, she discovered profound comfort. It was while attending a student concert at the Durban Music School that faith noticed the saxophone. Her newfound interest drove her to enrol at the institution. There, the shiny gold instrument fast became her favourite and enabled her to channel her emotions. Today, the university student has reached Grade 6 in Classical Music and remains loyal to the family that supported her. Using her saxophone, she is creating her own repository of resilience against adversity. As long as she has an instrument in hand, she’s home.

This week on FemRadio, we're sharing an interview with Kristin Rankin, the founder of the Dress Code Project. The project is an alliance of hair professionals looking to make their salons safe spaces for LGBTQ+ people. Elena Hudgins-Lyle and Kristin talk about the success the project has had so far, queer identity, and the power of a good haircut.And Karina and Zahraa discuss a development in the Albert Schultz/Soulpepper Theatre lawsuit, this year's lineup for the Toronto International Film Festival, going to shows alone, and much more.
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Aired August 9, 2018
Produced by Karina Mohammed, Elena Hudgins Lyle, Zahraa Hmood.
#FemRadioTimestamps
News: 3:30 (CW: sexual violence, fatal violence against women)
Artist Spotlight: 11:35
Interview: 14:29
Diggings: 41:20
Events: 48:46

Två veckor efter att Ramin blivit bortförd av maskerade män hittas han mördad i ett skogsparti i området Maj utanför Sundsvall. Under den tiden har bland andra Hello, Zahraa, Hussein och Ali hunnit bli gripna misstänkta för människorov och polisen har lagt ned otroliga resurser på att gå igenom sms och sparade viber-samtal, som blir till avgörande bevisning. -I podcastappen PodMe erbjuds förhandslyssning, bonusavsnitt och extramaterial för 29kr i månaden. Tack för ert stöd! Rättegångspodden görs i samarbete med Lexbase. Bli medlem på lexbase.se och ange rabattkoden "rättegångspodden" för att ta del av erbjudandet där du får tre domar att beställa ut kostnadsfritt. Diskutera på facebook.com/rattegangspoddenMusik: sptfy.com/1L5NMusik licensierad av STIM & PremiumBeatKällor:Sveriges Domstolarhttp://www.domstol.se/Ansvarig utgivare: Jonas Häger See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week on FemRadio, Emily and Lidia have a discussion about toxic masculinity in the context of the Toronto van attack and subsequent media coverage of online hate cultures.We're rebroadcasting Zahraa's interview with Canadian visual artist Jennifer Laiwint about her investigative art piece, “The Pick-Up Artist," in which she went "undercover" on pick-up artist forums to expose their twisted views about masculinity and relationships.Aired May 1, 2018#FemRadioNews - 3:39Artist spotlight - 25:28Interview - 26:26Diggings - 54:00Events - 1:04:30

This week on FemRadio, Lidia interviews Montreal-based artist, DJ and activist TiKA. They talk about body-love and self care, leaving Toronto for Montreal, and her thoughts on the Toronto art scene. Check her out at www.tikathecreator.com.Zahraa and Lidia have your Canadian feminist news headlines, stuff we're digging (or griping about) this week, and some Toronto intersectional events you need to check out!---Aired June 14, 2018Produced by Emily Joveski, Zahraa Hmood, Lidia Abraha.#FemRadio

This week on FemRadio, we've got Black Girls on on the mic, and Emily and Zahraa celebrate young creative energy, podcasts, mental health, and books we love. ---Aired May 22, 2018Produced by Emily Joveski, Zahraa Hmood#FemRadio

This weeks chilling episode Zahraa takes you back to the 1940s to solve the case of Elizabeth Short also known as the Black Dahlia.

The week Zahraa and Jordan look deep into Russia's Lost cosmonauts and a deadly song.

Zahraa Ibrahem: A sought-after runway model, aspiring fashion mogul and doctor (probably of love =P) sits down and chats with Mister Lamp about: Modern women in Fashion Being bold but soft (ruling this world with an iron fist in a velvet glove) How to capitalize on different facets of yourself Instagram: @zazaace111

Zahraa Chorghay: Trial and Error by Broad Science, making science inclusive, engaging and intersectional

Zahraa Chorghay: Trial and Error by Broad Science, making science inclusive, engaging and intersectional

This week of FemRadio, we'll hear from Robyn Maynard, the author of a new book that traces the history and current landscape of anti-black racism in Canada. And Emily and Zahraa have your Canadian Feminist News Headlines, Toronto events, and stuff we're digging this week! Aired October 23, 2017. Produced by Emily Joveski, Zarhaa Hmmod, Meera Govindasamy.

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