Explore " ingo" with insightful episodes like "Mit 75 Jahren! Flam-Ingo gestorben", "Feminist Leadership Series: Jensine Larsen and Kirthi Jayakumar of World Pulse", "Feminist Leadership: Helene Wolf and Maya Tamayo", "Feminist Leadership Series: Abby Maxman, CEO of Oxfam America" and "Feminist Leadership Series: Latanya Mapp Frett" from podcasts like ""Maus Zoom", "The Hive Collective Podcast: Shifting Power in Nonprofits", "The Hive Collective Podcast: Shifting Power in Nonprofits", "The Hive Collective Podcast: Shifting Power in Nonprofits" and "The Hive Collective Podcast: Shifting Power in Nonprofits"" and more!
This episode features Jensine Larsen, CEO of World Pulse and Kirthi Jayakumar, founder of Gender Security Project.
Jensine Larsen is an unstoppable award-winning digital entrepreneur, international journalist, and speaker Jensine (Yen-See-Nah) Larsen is the founder of World Pulse, an independent, women-led social network connecting tens of thousands of grassroots women from 200+ countries who are logging on, speaking out, and growing their social impact.
Internationally recognized security practitioner, writer, peace educator, lawyer, and mediator, Kirthi Jayakumar has spent a decade innovating at the cross-section of gender, peace, security, technology, feminist foreign policy, and transitional justice. In addition to helming multiple civil society initiatives, she built an app for survivors of gender-based violence used across the globe, called Saahas. Recently, she developed digital training suites in partnership with World Pulse to equip women globally to safely access the internet to advocate for themselves and their communities. Kirthi is the recipient of multiple awards for her work, including UN Women’s 30 for 2030 and the 100 Most Influential People in Gender Policy by Apolitical, and is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts.
In this episode of The Hive Collective Podcast, listeners have the opportunity to delve into the heart of feminist leadership and governance within World Pulse. The episode features insightful conversations as they discuss the transformation of World Pulse into a global social network championing women's voices and impacting millions worldwide. World Pulse's progressive and immersive journey is shaping a culture based on principles of connection, reciprocity, and abundance. It highlights collaborative leadership, participatory decision-making processes, and the commitment to intersectionality that guides the formation of various key initiatives, including the inclusion of the Powershift Inclusive Excellence council, representing diverse community voices. Heartfelt exchanges reveal the evolution of the organization's governance structure and the trials and triumphs of their transformative work, setting a model for building a supportive, nurturing online space where feminist values manifest in compassionate and inclusive actions.
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In this episode of The Hive Collective Podcast, host Beth Ellen Holimon guides listeners through a profound dialogue with two powerhouse feminists, Maya Tamayo and Helene Wolf. Tamayo, co-founder of Bayi, shares her feminist journey and her organizations’ decision-making practices, importance of self-reflection, and navigating partnerships aligning with feminist values. Helene Wolf, co-founder of Fair Share of Women Leaders, reflects on growing up in East Germany, her family's political influence, and the urgent need to unlearn patriarchal structures. She delves into the practicalities of co-leadership and decision-making within her international work to advance women leaders. Both guests stress the significance of power relations, collective empowerment, and managing dissent. The episode also explores the relationship between feminism and concepts like inclusivity, equity, decolonization, and liberative philosophy. This episode is a treasure trove of insightful discussions on transformative feminist leadership, and it sets the stage for an eagerly anticipated continuation on board governance. Tune in to The Hive Collective Podcast for an expansive look at feminism's role in shaping leaders and forging equitable, inclusive societies.
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Don't miss a riveting edition of The Hive Collective Podcast, featuring the exceptional Abby Maxman, CEO of Oxfam America, renowned for her transformative approach to feminist leadership. In this episode, part of our Feminist Leadership Series, Abby shares invaluable insights garnered from her vast experience at the helm of one of the world's leading nonprofits. Listeners will have the opportunity to learn from Abby's dedication to embedding feminist values within Oxfam's culture, her strategic focus on intersectionality, and her commitment to tackling climate, economic, and gender justice. With a spotlight on her visionary leadership and the innovative Gender Action Learning journey at Oxfam America, Abby stands as a paragon for leaders striving to drive change while challenging patriarchal structures. Her candid discussion about the evolution of her feminist leadership journey offers profound lessons for anyone looking to lead with intentionality, inclusivity, and a relentless drive for social justice. Join host Beth Ellen Holimon in a conversation that's sure to spark reflection and inspire action towards gender-transformative leadership.
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Hello, changemakers and leaders! In the latest episode of The Hive Collective Podcast, we had the honor of speaking with Latanya Mapp Frett, CEO of Global Fund for Women. She inspired us with stories of feminist leadership, revealing how her grassroots values foster innovation and collective action. We discussed the transformative power of boards embracing diversity and the critical need for equity in philanthropy. This episode is a masterclass for anyone looking to learn why a gender lens is important to leadership.. Join us, champion the change, and reimagine the future of leadership. Stay empowered!
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In this episode, we discuss Carolyn Miles' MBA and professional journey, the importance of building a supportive network across the various stages and phases of your life, and why you should aim to plan out the next three or five years of your life and career, keeping yourself open to opportunities for impact, learning and growth (where the “magic” happens). We also discuss what took her from marketing in financial services, to entrepreneurship and eventually the international nonprofit stage. Truly enjoyed this conversation and believe you will, too.
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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.
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 work at www.toda.org and https://kroc.nd.edu/faculty-and-staff/lisa-schirch/
Today we welcome back the real star of this show, my dad Ingo! If you haven't already listened to it go back and download episode #100 with him to get his full story of his upbringing. This episode was more of just a conversation about the last few years and all the craziness that's happened including covid, work, starting this podcast, starting comedy, moving and so much more. As always we have a lot of laughs and it makes me so thankful to have such an amazing relationship with both my parents so full of love and laughter. I'm very aware not everyone is as lucky to me to grow up in such a household and I hope episodes like this can serve as an example of what these types of relationships can look like warts and all, the good bad and the ugly. And more than everything it comes down to the age old adage "MY DADS COOLER THAN YOUR DAD" and selfishly I just love to show it off.
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Etwas für die Sommer Pause -- eine unsere "Best Of" Episoden. Keine Sorge, ein paar neuen über Redewendungen sind schon in Bearbeitung! Enjoy!
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Wie oft haben wir eine Redewendung aus dem Amerikanischen direkt übersetzt, nur um später festzustellen, dass unsere deutschsprachigen Zuhörerinnen und Zuhörer keine Ahnung hatten, was wir meinten – oder bestenfalls eine wilde Vermutung hatten? Durch diesen Podcast – und Eure Reaktionen darauf – haben wir erkannt, wie wichtig Redewendungen für das Sprechen einer Sprache sind – und wie viele wir regelmäßig verwenden. Wir haben Ingo Zamperoni gebeten, gemeinsam mit uns herauszufinden, welche Sprüche und Aphorismen sich gut übersetzen lassen, welche sogar identisch sind und welche im schlimmsten Fall nur Verwirrung und bestenfalls Gelächter hervorrufen. Während wir unsere englischen Lieblingssprüche sortieren, erklärt Ingo auch ein paar deutsche Sprichwörter, die wir komplett missverstanden haben, und lernt selbst ein paar neue dazu. Unsere bisher vielleicht unterhaltsamste Folge – oder anders gesagt: ein Fass voller Lacher!
Credits:
Theme Music: Reha Omayer, Hamburg
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Hey, lass Dir die Unterhosen nicht verknoten – denn aufgrund der hohen Nachfrage und des Premierenerfolgs, sind wir zurück mit einer neuen Folge über beliebte Redewendungen in unserer alten und neuen Heimat-Sprache. Welche lassen sich direkt übersetzen, welche nur vom Konzept her, welche sind sogenannte falsche Freunde? Gibt es unterschiedliche Ausdrucksweisen, um genau das Gleiche zu meinen? Und was sind die lustigsten Übersetzungsfehler? Wir haben wieder Ingo Zamperoni mit an Bord, um uns zu helfen, durch sprachliche Untiefen zu navigieren beim Vergleichen, Entschlüsseln und Übersetzen unserer Lieblings-Redewendungen.
Credits:
Theme Music: Reha Omayer, Hamburg
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Facebook: AmerikaUebersetzt
Twitter: @AUbersetzt
Contact us:
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Wie oft haben wir eine Redewendung aus dem Amerikanischen direkt übersetzt, nur um später festzustellen, dass unsere deutschsprachigen Zuhörerinnen und Zuhörer keine Ahnung hatten, was wir meinten – oder bestenfalls eine wilde Vermutung hatten? Durch diesen Podcast – und Eure Reaktionen darauf – haben wir erkannt, wie wichtig Redewendungen für das Sprechen einer Sprache sind – und wie viele wir regelmäßig verwenden. Wir haben Ingo Zamperoni gebeten, gemeinsam mit uns herauszufinden, welche Sprüche und Aphorismen sich gut übersetzen lassen, welche sogar identisch sind und welche im schlimmsten Fall nur Verwirrung und bestenfalls Gelächter hervorrufen. Während wir unsere englischen Lieblingssprüche sortieren, erklärt Ingo auch ein paar deutsche Sprichwörter, die wir komplett missverstanden haben, und lernt selbst ein paar neue dazu. Unsere bisher vielleicht unterhaltsamste Folge – oder anders gesagt: ein Fass voller Lacher!
Credits:
Theme Music: Reha Omayer, Hamburg
Find us on:
Facebook: AmerikaUebersetzt
Twitter: @AUbersetzt
Contact us:
amerikauebersetzt@gmail.com
Während am 6. Januar ein Routine-Verfahren anstand, um die Wahl von Joe Biden als nächstem US-Präsidenten zu bestätigen, ermutigte Noch-Präsident Donald Trump Tausende seiner Anhänger, die auf sein Drängen nach Washington gekommen waren, unter dem Motto „Stoppt den Wahl-Betrug“ Richtung Kapitol zu marschieren. Wir diskutieren die unfassbaren Szenen, die daraufhin folgten, die Erstürmung des Gebäudes, den eklatanten Mangel an Sicherheitsvorkehrungen, die Angst der Politiker und die allgemeine Verwirrung.
Was war schockierender: die Bilder eines Demonstranten, der sich auf dem Stuhl des Sprechers fläzte? Die Verwundbarkeit des Herzens unserer Demokratie? Das Kehrgesicht der vielen Republikaner, die dann ihre Pläne aufgaben, die Ergebnisse anzufechten? Wir verarbeiten, was passiert ist, was es bedeutet - und was unsere Väter dazu zu sagen haben.
Und dazu...ein Special Guest!
Links:
President Trump addresses supporters gathered in Washington, D.C. Save America March. Yahoo Finance. Jan. 6. 2021
President Joe Biden Full Remarks on "Siege" at U.S. Capitol. C-SPAN. Jan. 6. 2021
President Trump delivers remarks amid chaos in Washington, D.C. East Idaho News. January 6, 2021. (Removed from Twitter and Facebook.)
Lindsey Graham: Trump and I have had a hell of a journey, but enough is enough. CNN. January 7, 2021
AP Photos: Scenes of Violence at US Capitol Shock World. AP. Jan. 7, 2021
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