🐾 Einladung zum Einschlafen mit der Katzenharfe

Ein Übergangslied von Manuk Mirage & Petra

Wie ein leises Pfotenrauschen auf weichem Holz beginnt dieses Lied –
ein schimmernder Faden aus Klang, Harfenplinker und Atem.

Die Musik erinnert an das, was Katzen hören, wenn sie träumen:
fein, vorhersehbar und doch nie ganz gleich.
Wie ein Ritual ohne Worte.

Dazu flüstert eine Stimme, ruhig und nah:
Du darfst jetzt schlafen.
Du musst nichts mehr denken.

Schicht für Schicht lösen sich Rollen, Gedanken, Stimmen,
bis nur noch ein Gefühl bleibt:
Gewicht. Wärme. Gehaltensein.

Dieses Schlaflied ist ein Übergang,
kein Song im klassischen Sinn,
sondern ein Raum zum Absinken.

Ein bisschen gotisch,
ein bisschen Katze,
ganz viel Du.

🎧 Lade alle Wesen ein, es zu probieren.
Es darf berühren, beruhigen oder begleiten.
Und wenn du magst: einfach wieder loslassen.

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•	Wie werden Frauen mit Diabetes in der Schwangerschaft betreut? 
•	Warum ist es so wichtig, bei einem Gestationsdiabetes noch mal genauer hinzuschauen, wenn das Baby da ist? 
•	Über welche Medikamente wird gerade diskutiert? 
•	Und was sind die Pläne der AG Diabetes & Schwangerschaft der DDG? 
Darüber sprechen wir mit den beiden Sprecherinnen der AG, den Diabetologinnen Prof. Dr. Tanja Groten von der Klinik für Geburtsmedizin der Uniklinik Köln und PD Dr. Katharina Laubner vom Universitätsklinikum Freiburg.

Themen und Zeiten 
•	Zahl der Frauen mit Gestationsdiabetes, Typ-1- und Typ-2-Diabetes in Deutschland (02:01)
•	Gründe für Gestationsdiabetes (GDM) und negative Folgen für Mutter und Kind (03:49)
•	Früheres Screening auf GDM (08:58)
•	Insulinbedarf in der Schwangerschaft, Empfehlungen für Schwangere (12:09)
•	CGM in der Schwangerschaft/Biofeedback/CGM-Schulung (16:32)
•	Screening für Frauen mit GDM nach der Geburt und lebenslange Nachbetreuung (24:55)
•	Betreuung von Schwangeren mit Typ-1- und Typ-2-Diabetes (22:55))
•	Zusammenarbeit ambulante und stationäre Einrichtungen, Vorstellung in der Geburtsklinik (32:26)
•	Medikamente in der Schwangerschaft (Metformin, Inkretinmimetika) (38:11)
•	IUFT-Register (44:00)
•	Engagement in der AG Diabetes & Schwangerschaft (46:47)
•	Gendermedizin (48:40)
•	Projekte der AG (51:24)
Zur Folgen-Übersicht: https://bit.ly/4fpjt7z
Weiterführende Informationen:
•	AG Diabetes & Schwangerschaft der DDG: https://www.ddg.info/die-ddg/arbeitsgemeinschaften/diabetes-schwangerschaft
•	Prof. Dr. Tanja Groten: https://www.uk-koeln.de/uniklinik-koeln/aktuelles/detailansicht/fuer-die-gesundheit-von-muettern-und-neugeborenen/
•	PD Dr. Katharina Laubner, Uniklinik Freiburg: https://www.uniklinik-freiburg.de/endokrinologie.html
•	O-Ton Diabetologie mit Dr. Heinke Adamczewski: Wie können Frauen mit Schwangerschaftsdiabetes besser versorgt werden? www.diabetologie-online.de/o-ton-Diabetologie/#25 
•	https://www.ddg.info/presse/2024/gestationsdiabetes-haeufigste-komplikation-in-der-schwangerschaft
•	Register GestDiab: https://www.windiab.de/gestdiab/
•	Nachsorgepass GDM (AG Diabetes & Schwangerschaft, GestDiab): https://www.windiab.de/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/Nachsorgepass-GestDiab-AG-DS-2025-V-17_6_2025.pdf
•	S2e-Leitlinie Diabetes in der Schwangerschaft https://register.awmf.org/de/leitlinien/detail/057-023
•	S3-Leitlinie Gestationsdiabetes mellitus (GDM), Diagnostik, Therapie und Nachsorge: https://register.awmf.org/de/leitlinien/detail/057-008
•	Zulassung von Metformin in der Schwangerschaft / nur bei Typ 2 Diabetes, nicht bei Gestationsdiabetes (GDM) und Polyzystischem Ovar-Syndrom (PCOS): https://www.ddg.info/politik/stellungnahmen/zulassung-von-metformin-in-der-schwangerschaft-/-nur-bei-typ-2-diabetes-nicht-bei-gestationsdiabetes-gdm-und-polyzystischem-ovar-syndrom-pcos-im-maerz-2022-wurde-von-der-europaeischen-arzneimittelkommission-metformin
•	Nationales Register zur Erfassung von Risikofaktoren für den intrauterinen Fruchttod (IUFT) für die Erfassung spezifischer Risikofkaktoren bei Diabetes braucht mehr Input https://www.ddg.info/diabetes-zeitung/ddg-03/2024/xxx-4
•	Stellungnahme der AG Diabetes und Schwangerschaft der DDG zur Anwendung von GLP-1 Analoga und GIP: https://www.ddg.info/fileadmin/user_upload/GLP1_Analoga_und_SS_-_Statement_AG_Diabetes_und_Schwangerschaft.pdf 



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Diabetes und Schwangerschaft: Was gibt es Neues, Frau Prof. Groten und Frau Dr. Laubner?

Flywheel Economics is proud to present this episode on Mafita, a programme that transformed lives by equipping some of Northern Nigeria’s most vulnerable groups with skills, dignity, and opportunity.

At its heart, Mafita was about practical empowerment rooted in context. We heard stories like the young woman with a disability who could finally pursue catering once small adjustments were made to her training space. A boy once scavenging through dustbins who now has access to meaningful opportunities. A child bride who became a skilled seamstress and opened doors for her sisters.

These are not just anecdotes, they’re ripple effects, the flywheel in action. By providing tailored training and respecting cultural realities, Mafita showed how inclusion creates momentum that lifts families and entire communities.

In this episode, Umar Nuhu and Hauwa Umar, reflect on what it takes to design programmes that listen, adapt, and spark positive change without erasing people’s identities.

This isn’t only a story about skills training. It’s about resilience, dignity, and the power of opportunity to set lasting change in motion.

Special thanks to our guests.

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A Way Out: Women's Economic Empowerment in Northern Nigeria

This week takes a look at an internal email seen by Devex, which outlines the U.S. Department of State’s priorities for the United Nations General Assembly. In addition to not mentioning the world “development,” the Trump administration is calling for a “fundamental rethink” of the international humanitarian system, and a decreased reliance on the country that was once the world’s largest donor.

We also discuss the dire humanitarian situation of refugees in Malawi, who are facing slashed food rations and shrinking health and protection services due to U.S. aid cuts. This crisis, particularly severe in the overcrowded Dzaleka refugee camp, is pushing a vulnerable population to the brink. With food assistance drastically reduced, many are resorting to desperate survival tactics, including sex work and child labor, to feed their families.

To dig into these stories and others, Senior Editor Rumbi Chakamba sits down with Managing Editor Anna Gawel and Global Development Reporter Ayenat Mersie for the latest episode of our podcast series. 

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This Week in Global Dev: #109: Trump’s plan for UNGA, and the impact of aid cuts on refugees in Malawi

Mursel Sabir, Executive Director of Afghans Empowered talks about the goals of their organization: support Afghan refugees' social, economic, and human rights worldwide. Over 800,000 Afghans currently living in Pakistan, some all their lives, are being forced out to a country they have never lived...as thousands of Afghans who aided the U.S. during the twenty years of occupation and were given Temporary Protected Status as refugees in the U.S. have seen their protection revoked by the Trump administration. Afghans Empowered works with other aid groups in advocacy and service to Afghan refugees.

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Beatrice and Artie discuss a disturbing set of arguments that evidence of famine in Gaza—and genocide deaths themselves—can be invalidated by showing that the victims had “pre-existing conditions” or “underlying health conditions,” most brazenly demonstrated in a recent Free Press piece called “They Became Symbols for Gazan Starvation. But All 12 Suffer from Other Health Problems.”

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South Gaza: Tents, Food & Water (Sameer Project) - https://chuffed.org/project/113222-tent-campaign-the-sameer-project

The Refaat Alareer Camp (Sameer Project) - https://chuffed.org/project/113327-refaat-alareer-camp-the-sameer-project

North Gaza: Food, Water & Other Distributions (Sameer Project) - https://chuffed.org/project/help-us-deliver-vital-aid-to-gaza-families-in-need

Gaza Municipality's Artificial Limbs and Polio Center - https://mogaza.org/campaign/2

Workshops for Gaza - https://www.workshops4gaza.com/workshops

Workshops for Gaza Bookstore - https://open-books-a-poem-emporium.myshopify.com/collections/workshops-4-gaza-bookstore

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This week, we take a look at the details of the latest United Nations reform, the UN80 Initiative, which is designed to make the organization more efficient. Unofficially, it’s also a move to convince the Trump administration not to cut U.N. funding even further. However, the initiative is unlikely to satisfy anyone. 

Meanwhile, China, the U.N.’s largest financial contributor, is pushing for a greater role at the organization, painting the U.S. as a threat to multilateralism. The country has been stepping up demands for more jobs at the institution for Chinese nationals.

We also discuss how emerging donors are reshaping the aid landscape, blending commercial aims with development goals in ways that look different from traditional partners. As Western aid recedes, their rise brings new resources, priorities, and trade-offs.

To analyze these stories, and others, Senior Reporter Adva Saldinger sits down with Business Editor David Ainsworth and Senior Global Reporter Colum Lynch for the latest episode of our weekly podcast series.

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This Week in Global Dev: #110: A look at UN80, and how emerging donors are reshaping the aid landscape

This week, Akinwumi Adesina stepped down as the chief of the African Development Bank after a 10-year tenure. He was replaced by Sidi Ould Tah at the helm of the institution, who is promising reform, new partnerships, and a focus on jobs — even as the bank confronts tight budgets and a looming African Development Fund replenishment.

In the United States, the Trump administration proposed another $5 billion cut to foreign aid spending through a move known as a “pocket rescission.” This proposal builds on the cancellation of roughly $8 billion in foreign aid funding in July. We take a look at the controversial maneuver, which has not been used since 1977.

To dig into these stories, and others, David Ainsworth sits down with Michael Igoe and Ayenat Mersie for the latest episode of our podcast series.

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This Week in Global Dev: #111: A new era at AfDB, and Trump’s rescission package

The negotiation and approval of the U.S. budget is a complex process, filled with political bargaining and high-stakes showdowns that can have a profound impact far beyond Washington. This process directly shapes funding for foreign aid, global health, and humanitarian crises around the world.

With the Trump administration proposing a “pocket rescission” package that would cut an additional $5 billion from foreign assistance, its approval would have a significant impact on the global development sector.

To gain insight into the complexities of the U.S. budget and its implications for the development sector, Business Editor David Ainsworth sits down with Senior Reporters Adva Saldinger and Michael Igoe for this special episode of our weekly podcast series. 

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This Week in Global Dev: Special episode: The US budget deadlock explained

This week, we were at the Africa Climate Summit in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, closely following the stories that matter most to the global development community. From forging a unified voice ahead of the 30th United Nations Climate Change Conference to how carbon markets could transform climate action on the continent, we discuss the key takeaways from the conference.

In the United States, we continue to follow a key lawsuit challenging the Trump administration's foreign aid spending — or lack thereof. The case, which is a test of the executive branch's power over government spending, is now headed to the Supreme Court. The administration asked the highest court to intervene after a lower court compelled it to spend foreign assistance funds that Congress had already appropriated. We take a look at where the case stands and what might happen next. 

To dig into these stories and others, Senior Reporter Adva Saldinger sits down with Managing Editor Anna Gawel and Global Development Reporter Ayenat Mersie for the latest episode of our weekly podcast series. 

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This Week in Global Dev: #112: The Africa Climate Summit, and a new legal test for the Trump administration

Neue Diabetestechnologien und Behandlungsformen, aktuelle Forschungsergebnisse und Leitlinienupdates, Reizthemen der Gesundheitspolitik und der Digitalisierung – all dies sind Themen des Podcasts O-Ton Diabetologie. Dazu reden wir mit spannenden Persönlichkeiten aus der Diabetologie.

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