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H2KnowGender and Water Diplomacy: Why Representation MattersWater diplomacy shapes the way communities share and protect one of our most vital resources—but for too long, not all voices have been equally heard. In this episode, we share stories of women breaking barriers, standing strong at negotiation tables, and reminding the world that real solutions only happen when every voice is heard.Ready to be inspired? Tune in and hear how they’re reshaping the flow of water diplomacy!Note: The host on this episode is Abebe Yirga
2025-05-0135 min
Living decolonialityS 03 Ep 08: Susan and BethehemThis episode is a bit of an exception, as it talks about coloniality, and decolonial practices, in the framework of a big international initiative: the WASH Agenda for Change.Listening to Bethlehem Mengistu and Susan Davis we will dive into the coloniality of power and what it means to decolonize governance, using the WASH Agenda for Change as a case study. With decades of leadership in international development, Bethlehem and Susan share insights on fostering collaborative systems, strengthening efforts, and challenging traditional power dynamics in global water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) initiatives. This conversation offers practical strategies for building...
2025-03-0620 min
ZION NEWSJerusalem Enforces ‘Passover Bread Ban’ For 1st Time In Years____________________1. U.S. & Russia Disagree Sharply Over Syria Gas AttackRussia vetoed the UN draft-resolution condemning the suspected-use of Sarin gas that killed at least 87 people in Idlib. Sharp disagreement over the crisis between the United States and Russia is escalating.#Russia #Syria____________________2. Reactions To Russia’s U.N. Security Council VetoAmb. Yosef Livne, Former Israeli Ambassador to New Zealand, El Salvador, and Belize speaking at ILTV studio to discuss the diplomatic repercussions from Russia's veto of the UN Security Council draft. #YosefLivne #Russia #UN____________________3. Lieberman Says U...
2017-04-2226 min
The Frontline ClubShort Film Screening and Discussion: Framing the Future of WaterA panel of professionals from a range of disciplines, including journalists and water experts, will come together for a unique event to talk about one of the biggest challenges facing our planet today.
The future of water isn’t a simple topic – it is vast and can often be overwhelming. During the discussion we will explore how this topic can be made accessible through the power of storytelling and film.
We will premiere four short documentaries which were produced as part of the global sH2Orts film competition, organised by WaterAid in partnership with the Public Media Alliance’s WorldView projec...
2016-04-2000 min