Joseph Yoo shares his growing understanding of the right way to pray.

Rethink Church

How and how much should I pray?

"Väitän, että useimpien työelämän ja johtajuuden ongelmien alusta ja juuresta löytyy oikeudenmukaisuuden ongelmia: ihmiset kokevat, että heitä johdetaan huonosti."

Mistä organisatorinen oikeudenmukaisuus rakentuu? Miten oikeudenmukaisuuden ja epäoikeudenmukaisuuden kokemukset heijastuvat organisaatioissa? Entä mitä jos johtajan arvot eivät ole yhtenäisiä organisaation arvojen kanssa?

Artikkelin on kirjoittanut Annukka Oksanen. Lukijana Laura Tötterman. 

https://www.aaltoee.fi/aalto-leaders-insight/2023/professori-marjo-riitta-diehl-tutkii-organisatorista-oikeudenmukaisuutta-johtajan-pahin-vihollinen-on-usein-olettaminen

Aalto Leaders' Insight: ajatuksia herätteleviä artikkeleita, podcasteja, tarinoita ja näkemyksiä johtajuudesta, liike-elämästä ja itsensä kehittämisestä.

Artikkeli: "Johtajan pahin vihollinen on usein olettaminen"

Faith is not hive mind. It is an expression of love for all of who we are.

The Last of Us: Hive Mind vs. The Body of Christ

Revival, Reckoning, or Something Greater

3 women who inspired faith and resilience for future generations.; 3 women who inspired faith and resilience for future generations.

Resilient females in the Bible

A unique expression of ministry has hit our livestreams: churches on Twitch. Rev. Nathan Webb shares how these gaming ministries make a difference.

What's up with churches on Twitch?

Nathan Hackman brief reflection on Proverbs 9:7 and how it relates to behavior on social media.

Mums The Word

"Hyvässä johtajuudessa ei ole kyse siitä, että oma ego saa loistaa. Johtajaksi ei kannata edes ryhtyä, jos fokuksessa on vain me, myself and I."

Yleisesti tunnustetaan, että hyvä itsetuntemus ennakoi ansiokkaasti johtajan tosiasiallista suoriutumista ja ammatillista menestystä. Miksi itsetuntemus on niin tärkeä osa johtamista? Millaisia vaikutuksia puolestaan johtajan heikolla itsetuntemuksella voi olla? Ja kuinka itsetuntemusta voi lopulta vahvistaa? 

Artikkelin on kirjoittanut Annamari Typpö. Lukijana Laura Tötterman. ⁠Lue artikkeli: https://www.aaltoee.fi/aalto-leaders-insight/2023/johtajatkin-ovat-ihmisia-itsetuntemus-on-avain-menestykseen

Aalto Leaders' Insight: ajatuksia herätteleviä artikkeleita, podcasteja, tarinoita ja näkemyksiä johtajuudesta, liike-elämästä ja itsensä kehittämisestä. ⁠Katso lisää: https://www.aaltoee.fi/aalto-leaders-insight

Artikkeli: Johtajatkin ovat ihmisiä – Itsetuntemus on avain menestykseen

نکته‌های وبِ فراگیر؛ هم‌ترازی بلوک‌های متن از طرفین صفحه

🔔 پاراگراف‌های متن نباید با هر دو سمت صفحه هم‌تراز (Justified) شده باشد 

بلوک‌های متن کاملاً طرفین‌تراز (Fully justified)، مرکزچین یا چپ‌چین در زبان فارسی، بارهای شناختی نامناسبی را برای کاربران دارای ناتوانی‌های شناختی ایجاد می‌کنند. مطمئن هستید که محتوای متنی شما همیشه راست‌چین باشد و فضای خالی هر دو طرف صفحه را پر نکند یا به عبارتی طرفین‌تراز (Justified) نباشد؟


مطالعه کامل مقاله در ویرگول:
https://vrgl.ir/ki2aH
خواندن ۲ دقیقه 

مطالعه کامل مقاله در شیوه‌نامه محتوای وب:
https://pwcag.ir/text-justified/

Usability Stage | استیج کاربردپذیری
https://t.me/uthinking

شیوه‌نامۀ فارسی دسترسی‌پذیری محتوای وب نسخۀ ۲.۲
https://pwcag.ir

کانال یوتوب:
https://www.youtube.com/@usabilitystage

نکته‌های وبِ فراگیر؛ هم‌ترازی بلوک‌های متن از طرفین صفحه

اینطور نباید باشد که افراد دارای ناتوانی با یک وضعیت محدود‌کننده تعریف شوند. در درجه اول باید فردیت، اولویت داشته باشد و بدانیم هر فرد در جامعه پتانسیل تولید دارد و به هیچ عنوان نباید با نام‌گذاری خطا محیط‌های اجتماعی را دچار تبعیض و انحصار کرد. واژهٔ «معلول» به آن جهت توهین‌آمیز است که برجسته‌ساز و روایتگر علتی است که بدون‌اراده، فرد ناتوان در آن مفعول واقع شده است و بیانگرِ وضعیت انفعالی در زیستن است. واژگانِ «ناتوان» و «کم‌توان» با آن‌که واقعیتِ نقصان‌ جسمی را نمایندگی می‌کنند، فرد را مستأصل از زیستن یا فاعلیت‌باخته به تصویر نمی‌کشند و می‌توان با تلخیِ ناگزیر در روایتگری آن کنار آمد.

مطالعه کامل مقاله در ویرگول:
https://vrgl.ir/2rWvU

مطالعه کامل مقاله در شیوه‌نامه محتوای وب:
https://pwcag.ir/handicapped-is-offensive/

Usability Stage | استیج کاربردپذیری
t.me/uthinking

شیوه‌نامۀ فارسی دسترسی‌پذیری محتوای وب نسخۀ ۲.۲
pwcag.ir

کانال یوتوب:
www.youtube.com/@usabilitystage

واژهٔ رایج ولی توهین‌آمیزِ «معلولیت»؛ چه باید کرد؟

Developments in local governance and devolution over the past decade have provided new opportunities to tackle policy problems from a place-based angle. Innovations to strengthen participation can ensure more people participate in policymaking to help mitigate issues such as structural inequalities which affect them first hand.

Written by: Francesca Gains, Professor of Public Policy, and Liz Richardson, Professor of Public Administration, University of Manchester
Read by: Sol Hallam, Civic Engagement Coordinator, Policy@Manchester

This article was published as part of Policy@Manchester's publication: Power In Place.

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This recording was produced by Policy@Manchester; The University of Manchester’s policy engagement unit. Policy@Manchester aims to impact lives globally, nationally and locally through influencing and challenging policymakers with robust research-informed evidence and ideas.

You can find the text version of this article, and many more on a wide range of policy topics, on our website: http://policy.manchester.ac.uk/, as well as the latest updates from us on our Twitter account @UoMPolicy or LinkedIn.

Read the text version of this article here: https://blog.policy.manchester.ac.uk
Read the full publication, Power In Place, here: https://www.policy.manchester.ac.uk/publications/power-in-place/

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Strengthening participation in devolved policymaking by Francesca Gains and Liz Richardson

Who's Who In The Vineyard

Running on empty: How charities are running on empty in the cost-of-living crisis - and what we can do about it.

The voluntary, community and social enterprise (VCSE) sector works alongside local and national governments to provide support for residents. But alongside facing their own struggles as a result of the cost-of-living crisis, charities and community organisations are also being relied on more and more by people and local organisations. So, what approaches need to be taken to reduce demand on the sector?

The text version of this article can be found at: https://blog.policy.manchester.ac.uk/posts/2023/11/running-on-empty-how-charities-are-running-on-empty-in-the-cost-of-living-crisis-and-what-we-can-do-about-it/

Written by Dr Alison Briggs and Prof Sarah Marie Hall
Read by Sol Hallam

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This recording was produced by Policy@Manchester; The University of Manchester’s policy engagement unit. Policy@Manchester aims to impact lives globally, nationally and locally through influencing and challenging policymakers with robust research-informed evidence and ideas.

You can find the text version of this article,  and many more on a wide range of policy topics, on our website: policy.manchester.ac.uk, as well as the latest updates from us on X, @UoMPolicy, or LinkedIn.

Running on empty by Dr Alison Briggs and Professor Sarah Marie Hall

روشتة سعادة

المحصول صفر

Energy is a key resource enabling the functioning of modern societies. Arguably, the fast-paced technological advances in the past 200 years have been based on plentiful supply of cheap energy. But cheap and plentiful are no more. In this article, from our publication On Resilience, Professor Maria Sharmina and Timothy Capper explore how to strengthen the UK’s energy resilience and security.

The text version of this article can be found at: https://blog.policy.manchester.ac.uk/posts/2023/11/strengthening-the-uks-energy-resilience-and-security/

Written by Prof Maria Sharmina and Timothy Capper
Read by Terri Lucas

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This recording was produced by Policy@Manchester; The University of Manchester’s policy engagement unit. Policy@Manchester aims to impact lives globally, nationally and locally through influencing and challenging policymakers with robust research-informed evidence and ideas.

You can find the text version of this article,  and many more on a wide range of policy topics, on our website: policy.manchester.ac.uk, as well as the latest updates from us on X, @UoMPolicy, or LinkedIn.

Strengthening the UK’s energy resilience and security by Prof Maria Sharmina and Timothy Capper

In this article, Dr Suzanne Peters, Professor Jonatan Pinkse, and Professor Graham Winch reveal the issues that are hindering new housing construction in the UK, and explore how targeted efforts to better support Modern Methods of Construction – particularly “volumetric” modular homes – can help the nation reach both its housing targets and net zero ambitions, and deliver productivity growth.

Written by: Suzanne Peters, Jonatan Pinkse and Graham Winch
Read by: Beth Warke

This recording was produced by Policy@Manchester; The University of Manchester’s policy engagement unit. Policy@Manchester aims to impact lives globally, nationally and locally through influencing and challenging policymakers with robust research-informed evidence and ideas. 

 

You can find the text version of this article, and many more on a wide range of policy topics, on our website: http://policy.manchester.ac.uk/, as well as the latest updates from us on our Twitter account @UoMPolicy or LinkedIn. 

 

Read the text version of this article here: https://blog.policy.manchester.ac.uk/posts/2023/11/driving-change-in-uk-housing-construction/
 

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Driving change in UK housing construction by Suzanne Peters, Jonatan Pinkse, and Graham Winch

Geopolitical dynamics are crucial to our thinking about the future of energy and the pursuit of net zero. In this article from our publication On Resilience, Professor Matthew Paterson explores the complexity of alternatives to fossil fuels, the impact of renewables on our energy security, and how policymakers can reduce exposure to the geopolitical risks of the clean energy economy.

Written by: Professor Matthew Paterson
Read by: Catherine Riachi

This recording was produced by Policy@Manchester; The University of Manchester’s policy engagement unit. Policy@Manchester aims to impact lives globally, nationally and locally through influencing and challenging policymakers with robust research-informed evidence and ideas. 

You can find the text version of this article, and many more on a wide range of policy topics, on our website: http://policy.manchester.ac.uk/, as well as the latest updates from us on our Twitter account @UoMPolicy or LinkedIn. 

Read the text version of this article here: https://blog.policy.manchester.ac.uk 

Twitter: https://twitter.com/UoMPolicy 

LinkedIn: https://uk.linkedin.com/company/policy-at-manchester

Freedom energy: minimising geopolitical risks to reach net zero by Prof Matthew Paterson

In this article from our publication On Resilience, Professor Julien Harou, Dr Eduardo A. Martínez Ceseña and Professor Mathaios Panteli explore how a multi-sector approach to planning can improve resilience 

Written by: Professor Julien Harou, Dr Eduardo A. Martínez Ceseña and Professor Mathaios Panteli 
Read by: Catherine Riachi

This recording was produced by Policy@Manchester; The University of Manchester’s policy engagement unit. Policy@Manchester aims to impact lives globally, nationally and locally through influencing and challenging policymakers with robust research-informed evidence and ideas.

You can find the text version of this article, and many more on a wide range of policy topics, on our website: policy.manchester.ac.uk/, as well as the latest updates from us on our Twitter account @UoMPolicy or LinkedIn.

Read the text version of this article here: blog.policy.manchester.ac.uk/posts/2023…struction/

Twitter: twitter.com/UoMPolicy

LinkedIn: uk.linkedin.com/company/policy-at-manchester

Planning ahead: A multi-sector approach to net zero

As the University's policy engagement institute, Policy@Manchester connects researchers with policymakers and influencers, nurtures long-term policy engagement relationships, and seeks to enhance stakeholder understanding of pressing policy challenges.

We think the church should unconditionally love everyone. Everywhere.

We believe God is big enough to handle all our questions, and we think the church is a place to explore them together.

We think the church should allow anyone to enter and join the community it offers. 

You’re the kind of person who cares about your fellow human being and what’s happening in the world. You believe in doing good. Helping others. You yearn for a way to be a part of making the world a better place. We feel the same way.

That’s why we’ve worked together to support and advance important issues for over two hundred years — everything from standing up for human rights to helping the homeless and hungry, to providing healthcare in the developing world. We believe that individual acts of kindness done in hometown communities can collectively accomplish great things on a global scale.

For us, this is what church is all about. It’s more than a place to go on a Sunday morning. It’s a place where you can put your beliefs into action. A place to make connections. A place to get involved in opportunities to give back. A place to make a difference. That’s Church.

- The people of The United Methodist Church

Aalto Leaders’ Insight shares fresh stories, articles, podcasts, and views on different aspects of leadership, business, and self-development.

New tracks tagged #Audio Article