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CHUO 89.1 FM and OPIRG have teamed up to bring a series of episodes filled with thought-provoking research and analysis from OPIRG's finest research facilitators. In their social work and PhD research, these facilitators are tackling issues of antiracism in Canadian institutions, transformative justice and abolitionism, and food poverty among international students.

Imagine a wide chasm spanning the distance between you and a person that you love. Both of you want to stay on the side you are on, but hate the separation resulting from that choice. Is your relationship then doomed? How can you make this work? I believe the answer to this is Bridge Building, and that is exactly what I am seeking to teach my listeners. When it comes to the church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, chasms of faith differences often develop and can be detrimental to maintaining healthy, loving relationships. I believe that these relationships are not doomed to the width of ...

Buildings Bridges features Josh Martin. A former atheist, Josh discusses ways to be of real influence in peoples lives, building bridges from the world to God.

Dan Berry is the author of the successful book Navigating Diversity in Our Most Segregated Hour, and advises individuals & organizations on how to take first steps toward racial healing. He has pastored for 40 years in Iowa. After pastoring in predominately white spaces for several years he began to realize the need to bring about racial healing in the body of Christ. For the last 30 years he has worked to bridge ethnic and cultural divides, a work that has led him into confronting the churches complicity in upholding systems of racism.

Building Bridges: That Which Unites Us is a thought-provoking podcast hosted by Michael Hershman, CEO of Soloviev Group, designed to foster connection and understanding. Through candid interviews with everyday citizens on the streets of Manhattan, Michael gathers unscripted, authentic perspectives that spark in-depth discussions with expert guests. Each episode tackles vital national topics such as culture, democracy, and liberty, with the aim of uncovering common ground and highlighting the forces that unite us. Learn More BuildingBridges.nyc

This is my very interesting podcast "Building Bridges" based on the book "Building Bridges" by Ulrich Richard Hambuch and Dr. Wolfgang Hinz, already released in 2017. This Podcast is about improving ourselves and relationships in private and business based on the PbI-Approach. There is no need to explain it further, just check in and find out. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Building Bridges Podcast is a collaboration between the Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, and Decolonization (EDID) offices at Brescia and King's University Colleges at Western University in London, Ontario, Canada. The podcast is a direct result of the report and recommendations from the Anti-Racism Working Group. The report recommended creating channels to discuss racism and intersectionality so that it is normalized as a topic of discussion, and not to treat it as taboo. The podcast is written, recorded, and edited by King's and Brescia students, and supervised by King's and Brescia ...

Learn through the example of Christ how Grace moves beyond what we do not understand, our human limitations, and differences between us, to meet the deepest needs of others and draw them closer to Christ

In this podcast, B.P. and Dev explore how to engage positively with Black men and boys. They challenge the listener to question assumptions about Black men and boys, to see them as individuals, not as stereotypes. In each episode, B.P. and Dev provide practical tips for allies of all races and ethnicities to help create spaces where Black men and boys can feel safe and supported. Join B.P. and Dev as they explore this important topic.

Thomas Jefferson praised Tom Paine as the greatest political writer of the age. The author of Common Sense and Rights of Man, Paine helped make revolutions in America and France. But beyond his inspiring calls to action, Paine harbored a deeper political vision for his adopted country. It was embodied in an architectural project that he spent decades planning: an iron bridge to span the Schuylkill River at Philadelphia.

In a world where voices often feel more divided than united, Building Bridges is here to spark meaningful conversations between stakeholders at the intersections of democratisation, human rights, security and climate policy. Brought to you by the Multinational Development Policy Dialogue of the Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung (KAS) in Brussels, this podcast explores dialogue as a powerful tool for change - in short, to build bridges.In each episode, we dive into conversation with policymakers, thought leaders and KAS partners worldwide to address today’s most pressing challenges. Hosted on Acast. ...

Interviews with outstanding people, women and talents in the Middle East. Hearing their perspectives on life and learning from their personal stories is the core of our open talks. We want to build cultural bridges and connect hearts between the Middle East and Europe. Read more on safatalents.com

Dive into the heartwarming realm of 'Dosti By Abhishek,' a podcast that embarks on a voyage through the intricate tapestry of life, guided by the timeless essence of friendship. In Hindi, 'Dosti' signifies the pure connection and camaraderie that bind us together, and it is with this spirit that your host, Abhishek S Chauhan, invites you to traverse the diverse landscapes of human experiences.Journey with us as we unfurl a mosaic of narratives, celebrating life in all its vividness. From the quintessential childhood memories that shape our foundation to the triumphs and tribulations that ...

Generationenkonflikte gab es schon immer. Doch der derzeit vorherrschende ist geprägt von einem erheblichen Machtgefälle, während gleichzeitig ein enormer gesellschaftlicher Wandel gestemmt werden muss, wenn wir die Klimakatastrophe abwenden und unsere Zukunft bewahren wollen. Barbara Streidl zeigt, welche Kraft wir freisetzen können, wenn die Generationen ihre Differenzen überwinden und gemeinsam an einem Strang ziehen. Es wird deutlich, dass wir einen neuen Generationenvertrag benötigen, wenn wir die enormen Herausforderungen unserer Gegenwart meistern wollen.