พอดคาสท์ Global Local ชั้นนำ (2024)

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Global Health 3.0: A conversation on the intersection of local and global health 40:03

4M ago40:03

40:03

A dynamic conversation between Dr. Andrea Baumann and Dr. Sonia Anand on local & global health + reflections on the McMaster GH Office programs.

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6.3 Supporting Young, Female Activists and Plan International Canada’s Global Research Study with Ajitha Vidyarti and Jenn Wani 37:45

7M ago37:45

37:45

In this episode, our host, Shania Bhopa is joined by Ajita Vidyarthi and Jenn Wani from Plan International Canada to discuss female activism and all the challenges that come with it. Our guests discuss their most recent global research study which involved 1000 young female activists worldwide. This study showed the world what kinds of barriers you…

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6.2 Empowering Low-Income and Indigenous Communities: Dr. Alexandra Martiniuk's Holistic Health Insights 53:05

8M ago53:05

53:05

In today's episode, Lulwama Mulalu, a Global Health Ph.D. candidate from McMaster University, welcomes Dr. Alexandra Martiniuk, an esteemed epidemiology professor from the University of Sydney's Faculty of Medicine and Health. She is also a senior research fellow at the George Institute for Global Health. Additionally, she is an adjunct professor i…

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Blockchain technology for food security 13:09

11M ago13:09

13:09

Jessica Agnew, Ph.D., Associate Director of CALS Global, the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences at Virginia Tech, explores the potential of blockchain to solve global food security challenges. Introducing their Laser Pulse project’s unique user-based design, creating ‘stickiness’ and encouraging long-term use.…

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Less is More: The Case of the Sort-of-Flipped Classroom - New Kōrero Journal Publication - Anupama Joshi 1:07

11M ago1:07

1:07

"The pandemic shook us out of our teaching habits and forced us to find an alternative to in-person teaching. Like everyone else, I drank from the fire hose of online technology, and through the fatigue and misery of it all, I began to see the potential of the online lectures that were taking shape. They were as primitive as the first draft of any …

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Less is More: The Case of the Sort-of-Flipped Classroom - Journal Article Published - Anupama Joshi 1:07

11M ago1:07

1:07

"The pandemic shook us out of our teaching habits and forced us to find an alternative to in-person teaching. Like everyone else, I drank from the fire hose of online technology, and through the fatigue and misery of it all, I began to see the potential of the online lectures that were taking shape. They were as primitive as the first draft of any …

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Using AI to detect pests in crops in Tanzania 15:06

1y ago15:06

15:06

Benedicto Hosea, CEO at Mboni ya Vijana, partnering with Plant Village, explains how have implemented a global AI app to help farmers in Tanzania with detecting pests in staple crops, and further improve their knowledge for resilience.โดย Sonja Ruetzel

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Digitization & farmer's behavioral change 14:40

1y ago14:40

14:40

Worlali Senyo, Head of Corporate Services at Farmerline, explores how to encourage (small-holder) farmers to digitize and inspire social behavioral change for more resilience and agricultural productivity.โดย Sonja Ruetzel

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6.1 Community-Based Research to Promote Child & Family Health: A Discussion with the SCORE! Project 39:52

1y ago39:52

39:52

In this exciting episode, our host Shania speaks to the SCORE! team, which includes Dr. Sonia Anand, Dr. Andrea Baumann, Dr. Russell De Souza, Dr. Sujane Kandasamy and Ms. Parsa Memon. SCORE! Is a project where Health Equity meets Public Health and endeavours to discover effective strategies that can enable Newcomer families when they arrive in Can…

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Setting up a market monitoring dashboard for food security 18:51

1y ago18:51

18:51

Sonja Perakis, Senior Market Monitoring Advisor, and Janeen Cayetano, Data and Geospatial Analyst, at Catholic Relief Services discuss the importance of data-driven response to food security and explain how to get started with a market monitoring dashboard.โดย Sonja Ruetzel

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AI for climate adaptation 15:45

1y ago15:45

15:45

Leila Toplic, Head of Emerging Technologies Initiative at NetHope, demonstrates how AI can assist vulnerable communities in adapting to the effects of climate change. She shares three examples on anticipatory action, climate-smart agriculture, and AI for environmental protection. [Publication referenced ‘Digital for Climate Adaptation and Resilienc…

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Kōrero EAG, S3, E16 - Dave Cardona 40:13

1+ y ago40:13

40:13

Dave Cardona is a Graphic Designer in the Clothing Industry and has worked for over 20 years. Dave developed his passion for Graphic Design and Art by collecting Sports Trading cards and reading Sports Illustrated as a young boy. His first job as a Graphic Designer was in the Clothing Industry, and he continues to design, source and manufacture clo…

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Improving livestock farming with big data 13:05

1+ y ago13:05

13:05

Anthony Whitbread, Principal Scientist at the International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI), demonstrates how big data is being used to support livestock farming.โดย Sonja Ruetzel / Anthony Whitbread

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Kōrero EAG, S3, E15 - Carol Jiménez & Lisa Evans Powel 48:40

1+ y ago48:40

48:40

Carol Jiménez was elected to the Perris Elementary School District Board of Education in November 2022 and sworn into office in December 2022. Carol started her tenure in the district as a teacher, and as she noticed the disparity of the children in her district wrote grants to start a preschool program for the district. The grants were awarded and…

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Scaling agri extension apps 15:53

1+ y ago15:53

15:53

Franziska Atwii, Team Lead of the Innovation Lab in Kampala at Welthungerhilfe, shares how they are scaling and customizing agriculture extension apps for each country to better support small holder farmers.โดย Sonja Ruetzel / Fransizka Atwii

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Lessons learned using digital agri innovations in Africa 14:28

1+ y ago14:28

14:28

Nixon Mageka Gecheo, Senior Program Officer, Digital Systems & Solutions for Agriculture at AGRA (Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa), shares lessons learned and examples of using digital agriculture innovations in Africa.โดย Sonja Ruetzel / Nixon Gecheo

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Kōrero EAG, S3, E14 - Dr. Denise Kennedy 49:35

1+ y ago49:35

49:35

Dr. Denise Kennedy is an Associate Professor of Early Childhood Studies at California State Polytechnic University, Pomona. She is part of an early childhood education collaborative in California called PEACH (Partnership in Education, Articulation, and Collaboration in Higher Education) and co-leads the Credential workgroup. Dr. Kennedy is on the …

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Role of ICT and data to improve food systems 15:18

1+ y ago15:18

15:18

Thembani Malapela, Knowledge and Information Management Officer at FAO e-agriculture, explains what impact digital technologies and data have to improve global food systems and address the current food crisis.โดย Sonja Ruetzel / Thembani Malapela

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Kōrero EAG, S3, E13 - Dr. Chris Burns 41:39

1+ y ago41:39

41:39

Dr. Chris Burns has been the Executive Director of Boys Republic since 2010 and has been employed there in various capacities for the last 30 years. His wife, Brandy, and he have raised their two boys in the Chino Valley, with one graduating from Cal Poly Pomona and working as an electrical engineer and the other in his junior year at Cal State Lon…

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Guidance for NGOs on using social media for peace building 15:43

1+ y ago15:43

15:43

Dr. Sanjana Hattotuwa, Special Advisor at the ICT4Peace Foundation, offers advice for civil society organization to better use their online presence and social media for peace building efforts.โดย Sonja Ruetzel

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Kōrero EAG, S3, E12 - Christy Pattengill-Semmens 53:03

1+ y ago53:03

53:03

Dr. Christy Pattengill-Semmens is Reef Environmental Education Foundation's Co-Executive Director of Science & Engagement. She has been with REEF for almost 30 years and has overseen the expansion of its citizen science fish monitoring program over the last 2 decades. Christy’s role at REEF intersects citizen science, education, and conservation, e…

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Kōrero EAG, S3, E11 - Louis Williams IV 41:57

1+ y ago41:57

41:57

Louis is a very talented individual. He played three sports in high school basketball, baseball, and football. He also played the clarinet in high school and really enjoyed it. He graduated from St. Cloud State University with a bachelor's in manufacturing engineering. Now he is an engineer working on designing machines that deal with tires. His ul…

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5.4 Implementing Interventions for Family, Refugee and Student Wellbeing with Dr. Amanda Sim 22:56

1+ y ago22:56

22:56

Having empathy can make all the difference in your work and in yourself. In this episode, we are joined by Dr. Amanda Sim, a research fellow, PI and assistant professor at McMaster University. Her work focuses on intergenerational impacts of war and adversity on child well-being and working with local communities to design and evaluate intervention…

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Kōrero EAG, S3, E9 Dr. Joel Wong 55:39

1+ y ago55:39

55:39

Dr. Joel Wong is a Professor of Counseling Psychology in the School of Education at Indiana University. He is a fellow of the American Psychological Association and of the Asian American Psychological Association. Joel conducts research on the science of gratitude interventions and practices. joelwong@indiana.edu…

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Kōrero EAG, S3, E8 Alda Cañas 50:47

1+ y ago50:47

50:47

After working for 25 years as an educator in the private sector, Alda joined the Guiare team as Director and copartner in 2014. Since then, she has dedicated her time designing and implementing workshops as well as preparing the academic materials to complement the current national pedagogical strategies. She works closely with the Costa Rican Depa…

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Kōrero EAG, S3, E7 - Marie Cardona 51:26

1+ y ago51:26

51:26

Marie Cardona is an environmental engineer and has been working in consulting for over 20 years. A California native, she divides her time between the U.S. and Canada, currently residing in Vancouver, British Columbia. Her passions include travel, music, photography, social activism, and hoarding coffee mugs.…

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Disinformation War - Telegram & Deep Fakes in Ukraine 30:23

1+ y ago30:23

30:23

It’s been half a year since Russia invaded Ukraine. And while millions of people have fled the country, there are still many who remain living in different regions of Ukraine. In this episode, we will have a closer look at the digital rights challenges that citizens who currently are staying in Ukraine, are facing, during this horrible war of aggre…

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Civil society's role in fighting hate speech 14:48

1+ y ago14:48

14:48

Alice Nderitu, the Special Adviser of the Secretary-General on the Prevention of Genocide at the United Nations, explains how civil society organizations can join the collaborative flight against hate speech and contribute to the prevention of atrocity crimes. For more information visit https://www.un.org/en/genocideprevention/…

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Training youth social media activists 10:29

1+ y ago10:29

10:29

Jomari Guillermo, Communications Manager at Catholic Relief Services in the Philippines, shares lessons learned from social media training of youth activists for strengthening their peace agendas and increase influence.โดย Sonja Ruetzel

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Kōrero EAG, S3, E6 - Sharon Latkovich Valente 43:27

1+ y ago43:27

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Sharon Latkovich Valente, Ph.D., is the Assistant Director of Curriculum Assessment and Evaluation, within the Master in Physician Assistant Studies Program at the Herbert Wertheim College of Medicine at Florida International University. She has taught across multiple disciplines and has extensive experience in assessment along with her background …

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Social media & conflict: Global framework, local context 15:42

1+ y ago15:42

15:42

Adrienne Brooks, Senior Advisor for the Technology for Development team at Mercy Corps, specializes in addressing the weaponization of social media as it relates to peacebuilding. She introduces Mercy Corps’ global framework for understanding risks and resilience of social media and conflict and how it is applied in local context.…

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Kōrero EAG, S3, E5 - Romero Jalomo 47:39

1+ y ago47:39

47:39

Romero Jalomo is the Vice President for Student Affairs at Hartnell College. He has served in this capacity for over nine years. Hartnell College is located in Salinas, California and serves approximately 14,000 students in the Salinas Valley.

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5.3 Women in Global Health | A conversation on equity, and economic empowerment with Ann Keeling 31:51

1+ y ago31:51

31:51

In today's episode hosted by Shania Bhopa and Danielle Denwood, they engage in a dynamic conversation with Ann Keeling from the Women in Global Health. The discussion focuses on gender equity and women's economic empowerment. Thinking about the lack of research and absence of data about unpaid women working in health systems across the globe. It is…

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Kōrero EAG, S3, E4 - Laura "TheDiveMeme" 19:17

1+ y ago19:17

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Her real name is Laura, but she's better known as @thedivememe on social media. Since always, she has been fascinated by the underwater world. Already as a little girl, she started diving in the lakes and rivers of Switzerland, where she's from. Growing up, her passion for nature led to a degree in molecular biology, but her addiction to water neve…

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What is peace tech? How is it used by civil society? 15:48

1+ y ago15:48

15:48

Dr. Lisa Schirch, Professor of Peace Studies at the University of Notre Dame’s Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies and Research Fellow at the Toda Peace Institute, introduces us to peace tech, its history, trends, current examples, and their impact - including Ushahidi, Build Up, Polis, and the “Angry Uncle” Chatbot. More about Lisa’s wo…

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Kōrero EAG, S3, E3 - Ashley Parker Snider 38:51

1+ y ago38:51

38:51

"Don't live life in a vacuum." A graduate of Bates College in Lewiston, Maine, Ashley captained the tennis team her senior year and graduated with a B.A. in English in 1986. A college internship in Washington D.C. led to a position as a Trip Coordinator in the Office of Presidential Advance following graduation. At the close of the Reagan Administr…

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Kōrero EAG, S3, E2 - Tara Goines 33:54

2y ago33:54

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Tara Goines grew up in Southern California, attending several different elementary schools because of being a foster child. She went on to complete her Bachelor's degree at CSUN majoring in Business Law. Reflecting on her positive influences in school, she decided to get her multiple subject teaching credential and taught grades TK-8 for the next s…

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Kōrero EAG, S3, E1 - Adam Woods & David Rhodes 53:57

2y ago53:57

53:57

"See challenges as an invitation to innovate." Adam Woods is moving into his 17th year of Science Engineering teaching at Segerstrom High School in Santa Ana, CA. Adam has spent the past 8 years developing and maintaining the first Aerospace Engineering Pathway in Orange County, which consists of 3 successive Engineering courses designed to better …

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5.2 A Chat with Dr. Deborah Sloboda on Wellness, Work-Life and Early Origins Science 27:53

2y ago27:53

27:53

Don’t sweat the small stuff and focus on doing your best, even in the worst case scenario. In this episode, we are joined with positive energy from Dr. Deb Sloboda who is a researcher, professor at McMaster University, and one of the founding Co-Presidents of the Developmental Origins of Health and Disease Society of Canada. Her work involves under…

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Kōrero EAG, S2, E36 - Nikole Lim 37:08

2y ago37:08

37:08

Nikole Lim is a speaker, educator, and consultant on leveraging dignity through the restorative art of storytelling. She is the founder and international director of Freely In Hope, a nonprofit organization dedicated to equipping survivors and advocates to lead in ending sexual violence through their rewritten stories. If you’d like to check out th…

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Content Moderation: To Keep or to Delete? - RightsCon Live Recording 49:13

2y ago49:13

49:13

In this live recording of our Podcast "Digital Rights Explored: Local Fights, Global Perspectives," we talked about content moderation by social media platforms taking a wrong turn. From their initial hands-off approach when it came to content, they turned to today’s invasive approach using also automated processes in making decisions. The platform…

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Lucastora Podcast 4:59

2y ago4:59

4:59

By Jora T., Lucas R., and Cyprus W.

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Podcast For Expedition 4:49

2y ago4:49

4:49

By Ryder W., Madison W., and Christian C.

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Official TBD Expedition Podcast 9:56

2y ago9:56

9:56

While interviewing Asher Wright, the Overseer and Managing Operator of Hickory Nut Gap Farm, FSI students Sierra D., Emily C., Larkin M., Jacie D., and Kai J. inform the audience on the severity of climate change and how transitioning into regenerative agriculture is the way to go to achieve a sustainable ecosystem and environment! Audio Technician…

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Expedition Project 5:00

2y ago5:00

5:00

By Clennan Q., Ian R., and Leo B.

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Expedition Podcast 10:37

2y ago10:37

10:37

Being Local to WNC (Western North Carolina) we care deeply about our community and environment. Climate change is a large social issue, so we decided to research the topic of sustainable agriculture. Amy Boyd and Josua Arnold are professors at Warren Wilson College, they provided us with information and insight on this topic. In our podcast, we dis…

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Sustainable Living 5:00

2y ago5:00

5:00

By Carter R., Hauk S., and Liam T.

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Climate Change And Coral Reefs 4:59

2y ago4:59

4:59

by Thomas A., Charity B., Cloud C., Gavin S.

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F4TH3R Podcast 8:45

2y ago8:45

8:45

By Spencer D., Desmond O., Hayden H., Zane D.

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Biopocalypse 4:58

2y ago4:58

4:58

You may not always see it on the news, but between 200-2000 animals go extinct every year. It’s a prevailing problem; one not with a simple solution. In other words, it goes beyond just switching to solar panels. Our society relies on the environment, but also damages it through infrastructure, plastic pollution, etc. We have told some of our own p…

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