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Disrupting the DominoesS2E1: Dr. Mary Clyde Pierce - Violence Is An Environmental ToxinIn this episode, our CEO Arlene Limas OLY, chats with Dr. Mary Clyde Pierce, Pediatric Emergency Physician at Lurie Children's Hospital and Professor of Pediatrics at Northwestern University. Together they discuss violence as an environmental toxin, the adverse effects of violence on children and their genetics, and the future of genetics in the role of violence prevention. Dr. Pierce's research interest focuses primarily on children's injuries, emphasizing differentiating abusive from accidental trauma. Dr. Pierce collaborates with a multi-disciplinary lab with an emphasis on injury biomechanics. This lab combines the expertise of medicine and engineering and utilizes both a...
2023-03-2240 minDisrupting the DominoesS1E6: Tom Rose - Language of Support and Workplace CommunicationArlene Limas OLY meets with Tom Rose, business consultant with the Association of ESD Professionals, and President of IMPACT Personal Safety Global. Tom has more than 30 years of leadership and management experience with organizations helping at-risk, under-served and vulnerable populations. During his career he has worked in the following areas: Behavioral Health, Child Welfare, Disabilities, Drug and Alcohol Prevention and Treatment, Family Leadership and Engagement, Healthcare Policy and Financing, Public Health, and Prevention of Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence. Currently, Tom is Executive Director of IMPACT Personal Safety of Colorado and IMPACT Southern California.Nationally, To...
2022-04-2019 minDisrupting the DominoesS1E5: Stephanie Cyr - Teaching Duality: Violence Is Far More Than PhysicalArlene Limas OLY meets with Stephanie Cyr of Strength Within Self-Defense!Stephanie is a practicing martial artist with nearly thirty years of experience across more than 10 different martial arts. She holds a 6th-degree black belt in Tae Kwon Do, in which she has been a coach, official, instructor, and competitor with State and National championships. Stephanie is also a mother of four, including an 18-year-old daughter, who has assisted Stephanie's clinics for high school students. Currently, Stephanie is a Professor of Self Defense at San Francisco State University and a consultant for the San Francisco Unified School...
2022-03-3117 minDisrupting the DominoesLIVE Event: Nancy Hogshead-Makar OLY of Champion WomenRecorded LIVE on March 3, 2022. PAVE Prevention is excited to announce the first episode of Disrupting The Dominoes LIVE, featuring Olympic Gold Medalist and CEO of Champion Women, Nancy Hogshead-Makar!Nancy joins Arlene Limas OLY, CEO of PAVE Prevention to share her story, healing from traumatic events, the effects of violence long term, the culture of violence in sport, and questions from the audience at the time of recording on March 3rd. A life-long advocate for access and equality in athletics, internationally recognized legal expert on sports issues, scholar, and author Nancy Hogshead-Makar has a...
2022-03-0944 minDisrupting the DominoesS1E4: Julie Harmon - The Role of Emotional Safety in Violence PreventionCome check out Disrupting The Dominoes, featuring Julie Harmon, Ph.D., as she talks with PAVE CEO Arlene Limas OLY. Director, IMPACT Safety at LifeCare Alliance, Columbus, Ohio Julie Harmon, Ph.D., is the founding Board Chair for the Association of ESD Professionals and a member of the Executive, Membership, and Ethics & Conduct Committees.For the past 30 years, Julie has dedicated her professional life to preventing and protecting people from violence. As a director for IMPACT, she has programmed coursework, developed organizational and agency safety policy, and created and implemented skills-based personal safety curricula.
2022-03-0924 minDisrupting the DominoesS1E3: Meg Stone - Safe to Say No: Open Communication and Safe Reporting in the WorkplaceDisrupting The Dominoes: Episode 3 - PAVE CEO, Arlene Limas OLY with guest Meg Stone, Director of IMPACT Boston and Project Director at IMPACT: Ability.Meg has led IMPACT since 2005 and in that time she has led the development of abuse prevention and safety training programs for schools, homeless shelters, rape crisis centers, disability service agencies and domestic violence organizations. Meg’s writing about abuse-related issues has been published in the Washington Post, Ms., WBUR’s Cognoscenti, the Huffington Post, and the Patriot Ledger. Meg loves musicals and knows the words to a surprising number of show...
2022-03-0948 min