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At the Google Brasil offices on March 10, GSMP 2013 alumna Daniela Castro facilitated a panel on women's empowerment that featured CSPS directors Dr. Hillyer and Huffman, and mentors Julie Eddleman, John Lisko, Joan Coraggio and Gwen Conley. The event was attended by representatives from the Mulheres do Brasil network and Brazilian female business leaders from companies including Nike, Audi and P&G.
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Francis S. Collins, Director, National Institutes of Health, USA; Co-Chair of the Annual Meeting of the New Champions 2015; Global Agenda Council on the Future of the Health Sector at the World Economic Forum - Annual Meeting of the New Champions in Dalian, People's Republic of China 2015. Copyright by World Economic Forum / Sikarin Fon Thanachaiary
Creative Mornings / Karin Dreyer
This CreativeMornings/RiodeJaneiro event was generously hosted by Viva PicNic.
Karin Dreyer was our speaker.
The event was sponsored by Mailchimp, Shutterstock, Adobe, Wordpress, K Probióticos, Devas, Atelier no Jardim and Infuze .
All photos by Andressa Guerra (www.andressaguerra.com.br and instagram).
Partners In Health Global Health Book Party with Cam Wilson at Jamaicaway Books & Gifts November 12, 2009
Lynn Tilton, CEO of Patriarch Partners, LLC with a Metal Worker at Hussey Copper in Leetsdale, PA on August 8, 2015
As our programming partner Brooklyn Contra says "If Swing dancing and Square dancing met in a bar, you’d get Contra.” Contra dance is a powerful illustration of folk expression because of it’s ability to bring people together, even those who don’t know each other or interact. Brooklyn Contra, a local community based organization who’s mission is to organize Contra Dances in Brooklyn, has succeeded in tapping into a new generation of dancers in Brooklyn, and at the same time, built a community to care for its future. We are pleased to bring a free Contra dance to the Folk Feet 10th Anniversary. A half hour workshop will start the program off so please come early! Music will be provided by Strumbow Squeezeblow (Bill Christophersen, fiddle; Jody Kruskal, concertina, vocals; Trip Henderson, harmonica; Ross Harriss, guitar; Marco Brehm, bass). The dance leader and caller will be Mary Wesley.
Brooklyn Contra is a local, community-based organization, who’s mission is to organize Contra Dances in Brooklyn. All dances are organized by volunteers, who do everything from booking bands and callers to coordinating publicity to schlepping sound equipment. They support the dynamic cultural evolution of traditional music and dance and host a season of fun and accessible dances and exciting special events, as well as engaging educational programs for dancers, musicians, and callers. Brooklyn Contra creates an inclusive and safe environment in order to foster sustainable community growth. Joe Rinehart, Avia Moore, Carley Gooley serve on their board of directors. Brooklyn Contra is thankful for those folks who donate their time and talents to make our dances run smoothly. If you would like to help out please email us at brooklyncontra@gmail.com.
Mary Wesley is a dance leader, caller, and organizer for contras, squares, morris, and family and community dances. A native of Vermont, she travels throughout New England and beyond to follow and share her love of dance. Mary is proud to be a founding member of the Mad Robin Callers Collective an innovative consortium of dance callers based in Burlington, VT who work together to provide peer support and create opportunities for callers of all experience levels. She also dances with Burlington's "On the Border Morris", Vermont's only Border side of morris dancers. Off the dance floor, Mary works with with the Education Dept. at the Country Dance and Song Society to help spread the joy of traditional dance, music and song.
This evenings music is provided by Strumbow Squeezeblow: Ross Harriss, guitar; Bill Christophersen, fiddle; Jody Kruskal, Anglo concertina; Trip Henderson, harmonica with their brand of "contra dance mayhem -- infused with the blues. Highly rhythmic and satisfying dance music to inspire your feet...and go to your head.” For more information contact Jody Kruskal at jody@kruskal.net
Li Jinghai, Vice-President, Chinese Academy of Sciences, People's Republic of China at the World Economic Forum - Annual Meeting of the New Champions in Dalian, People's Republic of China 2015. Copyright by World Economic Forum / Sikarin Fon Thanachaiary
Bolton’s Neighbourhood Team joined partners on Monday to seize nearly one-hundred canisters of nitrous oxide in addition to cannabis, illegal tobacco, and illicit vapes in a day of action.
The group, which included local officers, trading standards, immigration officials, the fire service, and specialist sniffer dogs carried out the searches at six premises on Derby Road, Bolton, including restaurants, shops, and takeaways.
The activity was carried out to ensure that work was being conducted legally and within the confines of their licenses. This included dealing with reports of illegal activity that have come in from the local community, such as anti-social behaviour, suspected drug-related criminality in the area, and more.
Immigration officials checked the legality of workers, the dogs checked for illegal tobacco and cash hordes, and the fire service checked to ensure buildings were adhering to the appropriate health and safety rules.
The day resulted in numerous positive results, including the recovery of 97 canisters of nitrous oxide gas from two vehicles which were identified by the sniffer dog team.
Nitrous Oxide became a Class C drug in 2023, which allows police further powers to seize and arrest those who possess and sell it for illegal purposes. The two cars were seized by officers.
In addition, a quantity of cannabis in snap bags was located, as well as illicit vapes which do not conform to UK standards. All were seized by police and trading standards.
The activity in the area will continue as officers bid to clamp down on suspected criminality, which will include further visits, proactive patrols, stops, and more.
Anyone in the Bolton area and who has information they would like to pass to police are asked to contact their local neighbourhood policing team. You can do this by speaking to an officer in the street, attending a PACT meeting, or by reporting the information online at gmp.police.uk.
You can also contact Crimestoppers, anonymously, on 0800 555 111.
Sergeant Oliver Cooper, from GMP’s Bolton district, said: “When people let us know about suspected illegal activity in their area, we investigate it to the best of our ability and utilise all the resources we have available.
“Illegal business practices and illegal behaviour will be dealt with accordingly and with the safety and security of local people at the forefront of any decisions. Monday’s actions show just how much we are dedicated to reducing crime in the Bolton area.
“If you have any concerns or tips that you’d like to pass on, I would urge you to get in touch with us.”
This past Tuesday, July 30 over 50 people shared a Ramadan iftar at CAIR-LA's Anaheim office.
The night included an international menu that was seemingly endless – spaghetti and meat sauce, samosas, Libyan soup, hummus, batengan (eggplant dish), , noodle and rice dishes, pastas, and a wide array of delectable desserts were all served. It was all delicious, and it all went fast.
What was reflected on Wednesday, however, was the diversity in not just the dishes that were served but, in particular, in the guests that attended the event. Attendees represented individuals from various backgrounds and walks of life; many originating from the Middle East, East and South Asia, Africa, Europe, Latin America, and South America. Individuals from many faiths were represented including Catholics, Lutherans, Jews, Buddhists, Methodists, among others. There were also community leaders and many young people who attended.
As a celebration of the ladies completion of the program, the US State Dept. along side the Center for Sport Peace and Society presented them with Certificates.
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