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Conferencias organizadas desde la Red Ecofeminista
This podcast channel contains audio programs highlighting events and issues in the Northern Region of the Forest Service (Montana, north Idaho and North Dakota).
Dylan Byers takes you behind the scenes of the rapidly changing world of technology and media. Power brokers such as Facebook’s Sheryl Sandberg, ESPN’s Jimmy Pitaro and media mogul Barry Diller talk one-on-one with Byers about how their industry intersects with politics, how they use consumer data to shape their product, and what they think the future of American culture holds.
في كل أسبوع يقوم عبدالله السبع وصديقه المجهول السيد “ت”، باستعراض أهم الأخبار التقنية التي حدثت، وثم يختارون قضية مهمة للحديث عنها بعمق.
Find out what news and events are happening in Gilbert, AZ with four truths and a lie. 😉
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Podcast by Humanizing the Badge
Mayor Bowser presents the Every Opportunity to Rise podcast. This weekly series will connect District residents to DC government programs and resources using the voice of real Washingtonians.
A no-holds-barred fight with politics hosted by a weird autistic guy.
These regular reports cover the latest climate news and on health policy, and its impact on human progress.
100% public supported.
Sources: Associated Press , Thomas-Reuters, The Epoch Times
Executive Producer James Watkins is a 30-year radio broadcast veteran and human rights activist who totally supports efforts to protect people’s rights from being usurped by corporate and government interests.
Launched in Down’s Syndrome Awareness Week 2019, the Shifting Perspectives Podcast is brought to you by the Down’s Syndrome Association.
In our podcast, we’ll tell the stories of people who have Down’s syndrome as well as of their families and carers, raising a smile, providing insights and challenging commonly held attitudes and prejudices.
We are thrilled to be working with Richard Bailey, curator and mastermind behind the Shifting Perspectives photography project, as our host.
When his daughter, Billie-Jo, was born at the start of the noughties he knew very little about Down’s syndrome and when he looked for information in books, he found very factual information and very factual images.
He explains in the introduction of the Shifting Perspectives book (published in 2012): “The images we found in those old textbooks had little bearing on our experience…We found no images that showed daily life, no images of families having fun with their children, or of young adults going about their daily life and these were the images that we dearly wanted to see.”
Working with other parents of children with Down’s syndrome, who also happened to be photographers, they created their first small exhibition of photographs in 2005 for Down’s Syndrome Awareness Week.
With support from the Down’s Syndrome Association and GlaxoSmithKline, Richard and his fellow photographers were able to continue to exhibit their work in multiple locations around the UK and beyond.