Helloooooo!! On se retrouve pour cette première émission en collaboration avec Station Station, avec vos quatre hosts extra, atessa, myeni, ari & jaïlys. 
On vous parle aujourd’hui de la colère chez les jeunes, sa particularité, son histoire et en quoi elle est importante. Ce sujet nous tient particulièrement à cœur. Entre information, désinformation, luttes intersectionnelles, besoin de communauté, pauvreté accrue chez les jeunes et les images en direct de génocides qui nous parviennent tous les jours, on se peut vite se trouver désarmé.e et en quête de réponse. On vous propose dans cette émission une vision de cette colère partagée par tant, comme une force collective qui mérite d’être entendue et comprise. 
N'hésitez pas à commenter et à nous donner votre avis via instagram ou directement dans l’espace commentaire! 
Contactez-nous si vous avez des suggestions ou d’autres demandes. xoxo, SOFTOVER! 

☆ instagram média : @softovermedia ☆ e-mail (questions, témoignages) : softovermedia@gmail.com ☆ instagram hosts : @myenini @motherzzzzz @jaily.s @stinkyl0s3r 

(ps : on a plus de problèmes de mic! hee hee)

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SOFTOVER! #1 La colère des jeunes : résistance intemporelle et moteur de luttes actuelles

What does it take to be young, female, and value-driven in Nigerian politics?

In this episode, we sit with Ifenla Oligbinde a human representative, politician, inclusion advocate, and 2023 Mandela Washington Fellow. From her House of Assembly candidacy to her fight for democratic participation through ARDEF and the SHAPE Fellowship, Ifenla’s journey is a beacon of integrity in a system often riddled with exclusion and corruption.

She opens up on her motivations, challenges, lessons learned, and bold vision to raise young people to participate actively in politics.

This isn’t just her story, it’s a roadmap for how young Nigerians can transform governance and society with values, vision, and voice.

Listen and get be inspired, challenged, and reminded that integrity still belongs in leadership.

#StepUpNigeriaPodcast #InclusiveLeadership #WomenInPolitics #YouthInGovernance

EPISODE 103 - WOMEN WITH INTEGRITY: A NEW FACE FOR NIGERIAN POLITICS

🎬 A Silent Voice (Koe no Katachi, 2016) — un récit puissant sur le harcèlement scolaire, la surdité 👂 et la réparation : Shoya cherche à se racheter auprès de Shoko, camarade sourde qu’il a blessée plus jeune.
🤟 Représentation soignée de la langue des signes, des barrières de communication et des préjugés.
💭 Thèmes forts : culpabilité, dépression, pardon — portés par une mise en scène visuelle et sonore d’une grande finesse 🎧.
🎯 Objectif : montrer comment la pop culture peut servir la sensibilisation au handicap et l’inclusion au quotidien.

⚠️ Contenu sensible : harcèlement, isolement, tentatives de suicide.

A silent voice

On Episode 596 of Impact Boom, Ricky Esterquest of Towards Better discusses how social enterprises can create inclusive and thriving communities through establishing meaningful employment pathways, and practical ways to activate local ecosystems, strengthen relationships, and balance impact with business sustainability.

If you are a changemaker wanting to learn actionable steps to grow your organisations or level up your impact, don't miss out on this episode!

If you enjoyed this episode, then check out Episode 579 with Matt Pfahlert on embedding social enterprise education and community asset ownership in rural Australia -> https://bit.ly/4lUbvWy

The team who made this episode happen were:
Host: Indio Myles
Guest(s): Ricky Esterquest
Producer: Indio Myles

We invite you to join our community on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn or Instagram to stay up to date on the latest social innovation news and resources to help you turn ideas into impact. You'll also find us on all the major podcast streaming platforms, where you can also leave a review and provide feedback.

Episode 596 (2025) Ricky Esterquest On Building Collaborative Regional Communities

Welcome to Belonging and Beyond: Exploring Belonging Through How We Live and Die, brought to you by Princess Alice Hospice with your hosts Rach Basak, Head of Community Involvement and Support and Sarah Dowd, Head of Inclusion.

In this series, we’ll have honest conversations about inclusion, belonging, and the barriers created in society for some. Together with guests from all walks of life, we’ll be unpacking big questions like: What does belonging look like? Who gets to belong? And how can we build communities where everyone feels seen and included?

We are excited to be here and hope it sparks reflection, connection, and maybe even change.
Today, we're joined by Michelle Gibbs, a dedicated teacher at Tolworth Schools, who brings over a decade of hands-on experience to the conversation. 

In this episode, Mrs Gibbs shares how knowing each child’s story, creating space for mutual respect, and embedding pastoral care into daily school life can transform the learning environment—and help every child feel seen, heard, and valued. 

If you would like to share your thoughts, views or be part of Belonging and Beyond please do get in touch at sarahdowd@pah.org.uk  and rachaelbasak@pah.org.uk
 
Hosted and produced by Rachael Basak and Sarah Dowd
Produced by Sarah Dowd 
Edited by Sarah Dowd and Elizabeth Lattimore

Resources:

https://www.youngminds.org.uk/media/hvsd11j0/trauma-informed-schools.pdf - Young Minds- Trauma Informed Education

https://educationendowmentfoundation.org.uk/education-evidence/guidance-reports/metacognition


Belonging and Beyond: Belonging Matters

In this season opener of the Inclusive Excellence Podcast, co-hosts Erin Sember-Chase and Toral Patel pause to reflect on their podcast journey as they approach a major milestone — 100 episodes. They share why they keep showing up behind the mic, how their approach to hosting has evolved, and what they’ve learned from the many voices and stories shared over the years. From personal moments of vulnerability to powerful insights from past guests, Erin and Toral discuss the impact of this work, the feedback that fuels them, and what’s ahead in Season 8. 

Episode 98: Why We Keep Showing Up: Welcome to Season 8

People may feel awkward or unsure if they’re doing or saying the right things, say Dr. Michelle Stack and Dr. Heidi L. Janz—friends and professors of education and disability ethics—but we all have a role to play in challenging ableism

Dos and don’ts to help tackle ableism

🎙️ Episode 3: Teaching, Math, and Belonging with Dr. Robert Campbell
Welcome back to the CSB and SJU Inclusive Excellence Adventure! In this episode, our host Pedro dos Santos chats with Dr. Robert Campbell, Associate Professor of Mathematics and 2024 Teacher of the Year.
Dr. Campbell’s passion for teaching goes far beyond equations and theorems. From algebraic geometry (which, let’s be honest, is confusing to 99.99% of the population!) to transforming how we teach through Inquiry-Based Learning and Mastery Grading, Robert’s work is reshaping the classroom experience to foster true inclusivity and belonging—especially in math courses.
We talk about his role as College Success Course Director, his award-winning teaching, and how inclusive pedagogy can make a real difference in student success. 
Tune in to hear how one educator’s commitment to excellence is helping build a more inclusive academic community at CSB and SJU.

CSB and SJU Inclusive Excellence Adventure - Robert Campbell Episode

Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly reshaping society, but with its transformative power comes pressing ethical, cultural, and social questions. The conversation around AI often centers on new capabilities, but equally important are the implications for equity, transparency, and human values.

A key concern is the concentration of AI development in a handful of industries, particularly technology and finance, which risks creating tools that benefit only a narrow segment of society. When innovation prioritizes speed and competition, the so-called “AI race” can result in systems being released prematurely, riddled with bias, or inaccessible to much of the global population. 

Language representation in AI models is another critical issue. Many large language models are predominantly trained in English, resulting in the underrepresentation of other languages and cultural perspectives. This imbalance not only limits accessibility but also reduces the quality of AI outputs. Advocates stress that LLMs trained on multicultural data lead to better, more representative systems, ones capable of reflecting the world’s diversity rather than reinforcing existing biases and stereotypes.

Still, the potential for AI to drive positive impact is significant. From creating accessible tools for immigrants navigating new systems to providing voice-based digital companions for older adults, socially conscious applications of AI can foster inclusion and improve quality of life. 

On this episode of The New Mainstream podcast, Norman Valdez, CEO of BrainTrainr, discusses the urgency of developing responsible AI and highlights both the dangers of exclusion and the opportunities for technology to serve as a force for good. 

Building Responsible AI With Innovation, Ethics and Inclusion with Norman Valdez

In this episode we bring you a conversation with Ina Jurga, International Coordinator for Menstrual Hygiene Day and Technical Lead for Menstrual Health and Hygiene at WASH United. Ina joined hosts Leah Roberts and Dr. Dani Barrington to share her journey from working as a civil engineer to becoming a global advocate for menstrual health, shaped by her experiences in countries such as India, Uganda, and Burundi.
Ina talked us through the creation of Menstrual Hygiene Day in 2014 and the importance of raising global awareness about menstruation. We discussed systemic approaches to menstrual health, including education, access to products, disposal solutions, and supportive policies.
We also chatted about innovations such as reusable pads, menstrual cups, and period swimwear, and how conversations around menstruation are evolving in high-income countries. Finally, we reflected on engaging men and boys, and the importance of broadening the discussion to include perimenopause and menopause.
 
Read more about Menstrual Hygiene Day: https://www.menstrualhygieneday.org
Read more about WASH United: https://www.wash-united.org/mhm-guide/mhm-guide 

As always, if you want to get in touch with the podcast, you can contact us at: meaningofhealth@outlook.com  
Instagram Twitter/X  Bluesky @healthmeanswhat  
FaceBook @MeaningofHealth 
Visit our website: https://meaningofhealth.com.au/ 


Episode 132 - Menstruation Goes Mainstream with Ina Jurga [women's health series]

Providing free, high-quality compassionate care & support for patients, families & carers, living in a large part of Surrey, south west London and Middlesex.

Beyond UBC is where you’ll find stories relevant to your daily life. Powered by UBC Brand and Marketing, our award-winning content is sourced from research experts at the University of British Columbia. We aim to provide a deeper understanding of today’s issues and offer solutions to help shape a better world. We support UBC researchers by helping to make their research relatable to the general public, so that it makes a real impact.

Actus, ressources, décryptages sur le handicap en France.

The New Mainstream podcast features real conversations about the cultural nuances impacting multicultural communities in the U.S. and its influence on brand marketing and the importance of DEI in strategic marketing conversations.

Johnnie Bennie Media is a student-run media organization that strives to provide engaging learning opportunities for students while producing relevant media content for the College of Saint Benedict & Saint John's University community. By creating online video and audio programs, Johnnie Bennie Media is dedicated to fostering media literacy as part of the organization’s partnership with Instructional Technology, IT Services and the Libraries.

Impact Boom searches the globe to find the people, stories & inspiration to help you create maximum positive impact.

We interview world-leading social innovators, entrepreneurs, changemakers, designers, educators, thinkers and doers who share Insights, ideas & inspiration. As long as these leaders are focussing their efforts on creating positive social and environmental change, we'll make sure you hear about it.

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Station Station est une web radio associative basée à La Station — Gare des Mines
www.stationstation.fr

The Step Up Nigeria Podcast aims to build bridges for improved governance to tackle corruption and improve service delivery in Nigeria. These are short but sweet podcasts brought to you by the dynamic team at Step Up for Social Development & Empowerment In Nigeria - Onyi Ough (Director) & Feranmi Adeola (Host)

Join Erin Sember-Chase and Toral Patel from the Department of Inclusion and Belonging as they dive into discussions on topics related to diversity and inclusion in the workplace. They will interview colleagues throughout Cornell who are working to build spaces of belonging for all Cornell employees and provide information on how you can begin building these spaces today.

A podcast that explores a range of health and health-related issues that affect people in the community. We sit down with lived experience, academic, and practitioner experts to take a deep dive into many different areas of health. We are based at the School of Population and Global Health at the University of Western Australia.

New tracks tagged #Inclusion