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In this episode, we explore how Samuel Thacker's class at. Germantown Friends School isn't just learning about history; they're living the future. 🌟 Learn how prefigurative practice is transforming education. PLUS Queer Jewish poet Jessica Jacobs in conversation with the Book of Genesis. https://lnkd.in/esv3fV5u American Friends Service Committee #QuakersToday #FutureOfEducation #PrefigurativePractice #podcast #Quakerpodcast #Quaker #ReligiousSocietyofFriends

🎤🏳️🌈 Hello, beautiful people! It’s your favorite host from the Pride and Promotion Podcast here! Are you ready to dive into the worlds of marketing and queer culture? 🤩 Whether you’re a seasoned expert or just curious, I’m inviting YOU to send in your questions. From brand strategies to queer representation, let’s discuss what matters to you! 🙌 Drop a DM or email us at socialforhollywood@aol.com - your question might just spark an amazing discussion on our next episode! 💬 Let’s chat, learn, and grow together! 💖 #PrideAndPromotionPodcast #CommunityConversations #MarketingInsights #QueerCultureTalk #BeHeard

Did you catch this week’s podcast episode with Nayasia Coleman and Demi McCoy? 👀 Nayasia and Demi are the Co-Founders of OutFind Creative - a Black, Queer, and Woman-owned brand agency based in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. From the difference between your visual identity and your brand identity to why cultural alignment in brand making is important, this episode is packed with wisdom and insights. Listen wherever you get your podcasts or by visiting https://lnkd.in/eHUGiHWX . #brandstrategy #designagency #businesspodcast

🔊 Don’t miss the second #podcast 🎧 episode with Lord Allen of Kensington, joining his niece and host, Carole Edmond, Founder and CEO of Glassmoon Group. Together they explore the multifaceted aspects of intersectionality. 🔥 Strong themes covered in this episode: ✨ Identity and Diversity: Exploration of identity, including sexual orientation, socio-economic background and neurodiversity, and the significance of embracing diverse perspectives. ✨ Innovative Thinking: Charles’s journey with dyslexia and how neurodiversity has shaped his creative and innovative approach. ✨ Social Mobility and Inclusivity: The importance of advocating for social mobility and inclusivity, and the role organisations can play in promoting these values. ✨ Mentorship and Support: The profound influence of mentors and the importance of unwavering support ❤️. ✨ Breaking Stereotypes: The need to dismantle stereotypes to create a more equitable and welcoming society. ✨ Call to Action: Champion diversity and foster a deeper understanding for a more inclusive world Don't miss out on this powerful episode! Listen on Spotify here 👉🏼 https://bit.ly/3QCw3pY Listen on Soundcloud here 👉🏼 https://bit.ly/3URu8A8 Listen on Apple here 👉🏼 https://apple.co/44z5J5R

Heading out for a road trip this weekend? Take some time to listen to The Detour podcast from Oregon Humanites Talking across Differences. "Do you remember when you last talked to someone whose beliefs or opinions about important stuff were different from your own? Current research shows that Americans are less and less likely to live with and talk to people who hold different opinions about politics, God, gender, education, guns, democracy, and so on. In this episode we talk with Mónica Guzmán and Ryan Nakade, two people working to get people to connect across these differences with enthusiasm, curiosity, care, and hope." https://lnkd.in/ezU6uKQZ

Join host Anthony Mitchell on this week's episode of "The Median Society" podcast as he explores the crucial topic of "What is a Fair System in America?" In a nation built on ideals of equality and justice for all, understanding what constitutes fairness is paramount. Gain insight and perspective on various facets of fairness, from socioeconomic equality to racial justice, and learn how we can collectively shape a fairer future for America. Anthony emphasizes the importance of forging partnerships with the Racial Majority in the US to strive towards a more just and equitable society. Listen to this thought-provoking episode and join the conversation on what a fair system means to you. Tune in now on Apple Podcasts! #podcast #socialjustice #equality #fairness #racialjustice #partnerships #conversation

I recently interviewed Sara Rankin for a #podcast on employing #neurodivergence people within #academia. We discussed the attitude to people with #neurodiverse conditions. Have a listen here: https://lnkd.in/eQaTQY3v What do you think about hiring people who think differently within academia? Would be interested to hear people's views on this. #equality #diversityandinclusion #diversityinclusion

🎙️ Episode 8: "Degender Your Mind - The Power Of Language" Hey there, it's Alyssa, and I'm excited to share with you the latest episode of the Courageous Embodiment Podcast. We are diving deep into the incredible influence our words have on our perceptions and experiences. Join me as I explore the importance of adopting a gender-neutral approach to communication, highlighting the significance of obtaining consent before assigning gender. We'll navigate the intriguing concepts of masculine and feminine energies, questioning the prevailing notion of linking these energies solely to gender identities. In this episode, I invite you to broaden your understanding, challenge established norms, and embark on a journey of empowerment through conscious language and energy. Tune in to Episode 8 of the Courageous Embodiment Podcast, where I guide you towards a liberating shift in your linguistic landscape. Let's explore together how embracing a more inclusive and equitable language can truly transform our world. Link in bio to tune in! #CourageousEmbodimentPodcast #LanguagePower #GenderNeutralMindset #ConsciousCommunication

Podcast listening peeps - any thoughts on this one? I'm guesting on another podcast and would love to share your thoughts

One of the best podcast episodes I've heard this year: Honestly with Bari Weiss: The story of Matthew Shepard's murder changed America but it wasn't true. In 1998, Matthew Shepard's brutal murder in Laramie, Wyoming, became a symbol of anti-gay hate crimes in America. The narrative that he was killed for being gay sparked national outrage and political action: "As the news spread, celebrities and politicians around the country spoke out. President Clinton told journalists at the White House, 'In our shock and grief one thing must remain clear: hate and prejudice are not American values.' The story of this anti-gay hate crime came to represent the very thing that many gay Americans feared America was at its worst: a place of deep bigotry, where violence against gay people is rampant, where a young man could be targeted and killed simply for being gay, and a country where there are whole cities and towns, maybe even whole regions, where gay people aren’t safe." However, this podcast episode by Bari Weiss challenges that story. What if Shepard wasn't murdered for his sexuality, but for another reason? And why did many refuse to accept new evidence when investigative journalists uncovered the truth? #podcast #recommendation #USA #gayrights #honestlybybariweiss #bariweiss