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Cold Brew CrimesCase #44- Eric RichinsIn the spring of 2022, a 39-year-old man was found dead in his bed. Investigators were ready to close the case, classifying it as an accidental overdose. His wife published a children’s book to help their children deal with the grief, and shortly after she was arrested for aggravated murder, and suspected of poisoning her husband. This week we’re looking into the death of Eric Richins as well as the investigation into his wife, Kouri. https://www.cestonemasonry.com/48 HOURS:https://youtu.be/ie2DflEVCq4?si=sV15...2025-01-1937 min
Futures HubSeason 1 Finale: Reflections and Insights Towards Shaping Tomorrow In this Season 1 finale of Futures Hub, we discuss the key insights that defined our first season. From creativity to personal practice, community engagement to rethinking the conventional, this episode synthesizes the wisdom of Season 1 guests Nataljia Vojno, Alicia Richins, Grace Guadarrama, Sabrina Meherally and Jenn Chan. Whether you’re new to the podcast or have been with us from the start, this episode offers inspiration and a call to action for anyone who wants to build a better tomorrow. 2024-11-1218 min
Green Majority RadioClimate Change as Class War II (937)We discuss chapter 1 of Climate Change as Class War by Matthew T. Huber. Stefan interviews Alicia Richins, founder of The Climateverse.2024-10-0447 min
Futures HubEntering The Climateverse: Activism through Alternate RealitiesIn this episode, we delve into the creation of The Climateverse, a media platform reporting news from parallel dimensions where humanity is actively taking transformative action on climate and social justice issues. Join us as we explore the vision behind The Climateverse and the potential impact of immersive storytelling on activism. With firsthand insights from The Climateverse creator Alicia Richins, this episode offers insight into the intersection of futures, media, technology, and advocacy to enact positive change.2024-07-0235 min
Tapestry 2030Global Voices: The Intersection of Indigenous and Environmental Perspectives (Part 2)Indigenous Reconciliation and environmental sustainability are especially relevant to the Canadian landscape. According to the 2021 Census, Indigenous Peoples make up about 5% of the nation’s population. However, this demographic has faced systemic barriers and historical mistreatment for a long time – ranging from enforced water advisories, residential schools, degraded land quality in reserves, and so forth. In part two of this episode, The Intersection of Indigenous and Environmental Perspectives, host Shoffana Sundaramoorthy is joined by Alicia Richins to share her insights around Indigenous and environmental perspectives, including how amplifying localized and marginalized voices through digita...2024-06-2553 min
Public Health Careers'Climate Change' - National Public Health Week PanelClimate Change NPHW Panel hosted by The Public Health Millennial🎯 Learn more about NPHW panels🧠 Join the public health community!Climate change is the most pressing threat to human health that our world faces today. Some groups of people, including communities of color and low-income neighborhoods, are disproportionately impacted by climate change. They face decades of limited investment in their health and increased pollution in their neighborhoods. We need swift action to lessen the health impacts of climate change. Now is the time to act. Actions should come from and with communities.PanelistAli...2024-04-0456 min
The GoodBeing PodcastAlternate Realities: A Conversation with Alicia RichinsJoin me for a wide-ranging conversation on the relationship between purpose, vocation, and your creative outlets. How can we bring a sense of coherence to these pursuits (should that be your desire)? Raised in Trinidad and currently residing in Canada, Alicia is a consultant-facilitator and Sustainable Impact Strategist who works with organizations and community groups. She is also a climate activist, public speaker and writer helping to shape our collective vision of a positive future.
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Podcast produced and hosted by Bo Aganaba. To learn more...2023-12-1948 min
The Climate Conscious PodcastPlanning for a Just Future | CW4CJ Conference 2022 Panel 4Recording of Panel 4 on Day 3 of the inaugural Caribbean Women for Climate Justice Conference 2022, April 23, 2022 Panel 4: Planning for a Just FuturePanellists:Kendria Ferguson, Sustainability Consultant (Bahamas)Khadija Stewart, Founder of Ecovybz Environmental Creatives, Regional representative for Sustainable Ocean Alliance (Trinidad and Tobago)Anaitee Mills, Co-founder of ITACA Solutions, Sustainable Development Professional (Guatemala)Alicia A. Wallace, Director of Equality Bahamas (Bahamas)Danielle Nembhard, Marine Scientist and Environmental Consultant (Jamaica)Moderator: Alicia M. Richins, Sustainability Consultant (Trinidad and Tobago)Poem by Danalyn Swaby 2022-07-281h 38The Climate Conscious PodcastE036: SDG Impact with Alicia M. RichinsLooking at the SDG Index ranking of 165 countries, at least 7 Caribbean countries are not ranked. For the Caribbean countries that were ranked, it ranged from 49/ 165 for Cuba, to 150/ 165 for Haiti. In many cases there were data gaps. So while this gives us an idea of the region’s performance when benchmarked against this internationally accepted framework, is this a reliable tool for us to use? Is it appropriate for the unique situation of SIDS?Derval chats with Alicia Richins, Sustainability and Social Impact Consultant about translating the 17 UN SDGs to a common language and embedding th...2022-03-2330 min
Conversations with TeeConversations with Alicia Richins | Keynote Speaker, University of Alberta International WeekThe Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) were adopted by the United Nations in 2015 and set out a blueprint for achieving peace and prosperity for people and the planet by the year 2030. They recognize that ending poverty and inequality goes hand-in-hand with protecting the environment and building the economy.
International Week 2022 focuses on what our local and global community members are doing to help us achieve these challenging goals.
Alicia Richins is a sustainability and social impact consultant with a global outlook and expertise in ecological economics. She has a deep understanding of the UN Sustainable Development Go...2022-01-3019 min
Beyond the HeadlinesYoung Diplomats of Canada: Youth Engagement and Sustainable Development (United Nations High Level Political Forum 2021)The United Nations High-Level Political Forum on Sustainable Development (UN HLPF) Delegation of the Young Diplomats of Canada (YDC) listen back to some stakeholder meetings they held in the summer of 2021, before the UN HLPF. Following these stakeholder statements, the Delegates and young Canadian leaders will discuss relevant themes and topics, touching on youth engagement, sustainable development, the Agenda 2030 and more.
Guests:
Dr. Lynn Wagner - Senior Director (Tracking Progress), International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD)
Dr. Stephan Jungcurt - Lead (SDG Indicators and Data, Tracking Progress), International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD)2022-01-0347 minPublic Health Careers050: Special 50th Episode Reconnecting with Public Health TrailblazersIn the 50th episode of the podcast we have a special episode. Three wonderful ladies who have been on in previous episodes came back on to talk about their career progression and how everything has been going. In this episode we have Yasmin Kashfipour, MPH, Alicia Richins, MES, and Lovely Davilmar, BS. They share what they have been up to since our last conversations. Be sure to check this out for great insights from these trailblazing ladies broadly in public health.Yasmin Kashfipour - Senior Experience Strategy & Transformation Professional at Humana [Previously on episode 14]Yasmin...2021-05-111h 27Public Health Careers004: Global Perspectives: an Environmental Studies Journey with Alicia Richins, MESAlicia Richins, MES shares her journey throughout having various international experiences that has helped formate her ideas on what she does and wants to do in her Environmental Studies journey. She highlights what she learnt from having internships in Trinidad & Tobago, El Salvador, Washington D.C., Quebec and now working and living in Toronto, Ontario. She truly has a passion for Pan-American issues. She shares great career tips for those interested in using a career coaches to take their career to the next level. She shares the importance of interpersonal skills and how she has developed these and translated...2020-05-251h 01