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TOPFM MAURITIUSPRB : Radha Krishna Sadien insiste sur les réajustements salariauxAttendue de longue date par les employés de la fonction publique, la publication du rapport du Pay Research Bureau (PRB), initialement annoncée pour décembre 2025, tarde toujours à être rendue publique.
Réagissant à l’annonce faite par le Premier ministre, le Dr Navin Ramgoolam, selon laquelle un communiqué officiel pourrait être publié ce vendredi à l’issue du Conseil des ministres afin de préciser les modalités d’application des recommandations du rapport, le négociateur syndical Radha Krishna Sadien a estimé qu’il s’agissait d’un soulagement pour les fonctionnaires. Il a toutefois souligné l’importance de prendre également en considéra...
2025-12-1800 min
TOPFM MAURITIUSRapport PRB reporté : « Inacceptable que les fonctionnaires paient pour la mauvaise gestion de l’ancien régime », fustige Ashvin GuddayMardi, à l’Assemblée nationale, le leader de l’opposition, Joe Lesjongard, a interrogé le Premier ministre lors d’une Private Notice Question (PNQ) sur le prochain rapport du Pay Research Bureau (PRB). Le leader de l’opposition souhaitait connaître la date exacte de publication du document ainsi que la capacité de l’État à financer d’éventuelles augmentations salariales.
Selon le Dr Navin Ramgoolam, la situation économique actuelle est « particulièrement fragile ». Il a indiqué que le gouvernement précédent a laissé un déficit plus important que prévu, une dette publique « insoutenable » et des indicateurs économiques en mauvais état. Dans ce contexte...
2025-12-0401 min
Ocean Sailing - The podcastAfl. 52 – Ocean Sailing the Podcast: Gaan Team Holcim-PRB en Allagrande MAPEI nog wel starten?Aflevering 52 – Ocean Race Europe: Gaan Team Holcim-PRB en Allagrande MAPEI nog wel starten?In deze aflevering nemen zeilexpert Ysbrand Endt en host Anton van Schendel je mee in alle spanning rond de eerste leg van Kiel naar Portsmouth. De protesten zijn ingediend – maar wat betekent dat voor de startkansen van Team Holcim-PRB en Allagrande MAPEI? Ondertussen verrast Team Biotherm vriend en vijand met een ijzersterk optreden. We duiken in de tactiek, de weersverwachtingen en de kansen van de teams.Alles wat je moet weten om de race te volgen, met scherpe analyses, inside info...
2025-08-1420 min
Seen & HerdS5E15: PRB Meeting Recap with Paul SousaPaul Sousa, the Director of Environmental Services and Regulatory Affairs at Western United Dairies, joins us on the latest episode of Seen & Herd. We delve into the recent Producer Review Board (PRB) meeting held on May 1st in Tulare.
Resources:
CDFA Records Update
PRB Meeting Agenda
CDFA HPAI Update
CDFA Hardship Legal Update
For questions about this episode, please contact us at podcast@wudairies.com.
2024-05-0622 minSeen & HerdS4E44: "Nov 17th PRB Meeting Recap: Dairy Drama and Referendum Rumbles!” With Anja RaudabaughS4E44: "Nov 17th PRB Meeting Recap: Dairy Drama and Referendum Rumbles!” With Anja Raudabaugh
The Skim:
In this episode of the "Seen and Herd" podcast, Anja Raudabaugh of Western United Dairies discusses the latest PRB Meeting in Tulare.
Key topics include:
The PRB meeting's agenda focuses on a termination petition and the recommendation to the Secretary of AG for a potential referendum.
There's an emphasis on the Secretary's role and the upcoming referendum proc...
2023-11-2713 min
Seen & HerdS4E42: “The PRB Meeting Happened On A Full Moon" | Anja RaudabaughS4E42: “The PRB Meeting Happened On A Full Moon" | Anja Raudabaugh
The Skim:
In this episode of the "Seen and Herd" podcast, Anja Raudabaugh, the CEO of Western United Dairies, discusses the Producer Review Board Meeting, which got spicy.
Key topics include:
00:00 - Introduction
November 17th is the next upcoming PRB meeting.
02:20 - Recap of PRB Meeting on October 30th
The PRB meeting discussed critical quota issues and housekeeping items.
The mandatory five-year marke...
2023-11-1026 min
Park StoriesAquatics: A Tidal Wave Of SupportAquatic-fitness classes explode in popularity thanks to a dedicated instructorBy Mike McLaughlinEnvision 112 people in a pool jumping and shooting baskets, pulling aqua dumbbells through the water and thrusting them into the air, while doing kicking exercises underwater. They smile, laugh, and sing along with the music as energetic instructors run them through a three-hour event. The 2022 Sunflower Aquathon at Shawnee North Family Aquatic Center in Topeka, Kan., was the largest outdoor, aquatic-exercise event in the nation.Few people have more passion for aqua fitness than instructor Sharlie Peterson, who...
2023-11-0904 minPark StoriesSports Fields: Play Up Social OpportunitiesUse shade to increase use of sports facilitiesBy Mary Helen SprecherOne of the great advantages of sports is they bring people together. Let’s face it—it’s just plain fun to catch up with friends, whether watching kids in Little League or finishing a great game of pickleball or tennis and wanting to unwind and talk.In other words, the social experience is its own part of the game. If your park regularly hosts sports (for adults or youth), one of the best ways to drive engagement is to pla...
2023-11-0806 minPark StoriesParks: The Master Planning MindsetFrom napkin sketches to developing lasting landscapesBy Douglas GerberWhether a master-planning idea emerges from public-outreach efforts, community initiatives, or common needs, an idea takes hold and exploration ensues. These flashes of brilliance may have significant impacts on the built environment, but where to begin? This article will explore how that idea can be developed into a defined program, and then how it can be translated into an enjoyable park, trail, or greenspace. The first step is to recognize an idea and then communicate that to the next person. Often, t...
2023-11-0808 minPark StoriesRec Facilities: Cultivating A Community Gathering SpaceCreating a rec center with a farmhouse feelBy Zach Bisek and Lauren McKissack What began as a homestead fueled by the Gold Rush and then turned into an agricultural hub, the town of Berthoud, Colo., has not-so-slowly morphed into a growing destination for young families and modern-day Coloradans looking for a slower pace of life and lower living costs than in its neighboring cities. With both a population growth and shift in culture, Berthoud has become perfectly poised for a new recreation facility. Simultaneously and serendipitously, a long-time farming family, the Waggeners...
2023-11-0806 minPark StoriesProgramming: Adaptive SkatingFocus on ability instead of disabilityBy Heidi LemmonPublic skateparks have come a long way in the last 25 years; they are no longer single- or even double-use facilities. Chances are your park is being used by skateboarders, BMX riders, scooters, rollerbladers, roller skaters, and even wheelchairs. All genders, all ages, abled and disabled riders, create a huge melting pot of active users who make a skatepark the most welcoming play space in a city. Even the Olympics has added skateboarding, freestyle BMX, and adaptive riding, and there is a lot of buzz...
2023-11-0706 minPark Stories01 Episode-Parks: Uncovering HistoryCarousel restorations honor tradition while preserving recreation for the futureBy Jefferey SpiveyWhen visitors buy a ticket to the Balboa Park Carousel in San Diego, their likely objective is a few minutes of traditional, family-friendly fun. But they’re actually experiencing part of the city’s history. “Even among original carousels, ours is unique in that we still have all the elements intact,” says Carousel Manager Bill Brown. Built in 1910, the attraction boasts all of its original, hand-carved animals, paintings, and machinery, including its manual transmission, operated with a clutch and brake...
2023-10-1312 min
Régate, le magazine des régates et des courses au large de Bateaux.comHolcim PRB joue le jeu de la mixité pour sa nouvelle équipe de skippersCe jeudi 14 septembre 2023, Team Holcim PRB a annoncé l'arrivée de deux nouveaux skippers en remplacement de Kevin Escoffier. Pour ce projet de Vendée Globe 2024 et The Ocean Race 2025, l'équipe a fait le choix d'un homme et d'une femme. 👉 Lire l'article et voir les photos.
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2023-09-1400 minPark StoriesProgramming: Beyond BingoSenior programming evolves to meet modern needsBy Jefferey SpiveySome longstanding senior programs endure regardless of trends.“There’s still the staple bingo that seniors absolutely love,” says Mercy Santoro, Assistant Director of the County of Los Angeles Department of Parks and Recreation. But that hasn’t stopped her department or other departments around the country from diversifying their offerings. Revamped programs are appealing to broader swaths of the senior population, helping even the staunchest bingo supporters discover new favorites.
2023-08-0810 minPark StoriesParks: Driving Over Boundaries And Climbing ObstaclesDisability Dirt Days show participants what’s possible—regardless of physical abilityBy Kate LaytonHosted by Oakland County Parks (OCP) in Michigan, Disability Dirt Days pair volunteer, off-road vehicle (ORV) drivers with participants with disabilities for thrilling rides around Holly Oaks ORV Park. The park is situated on former and active gravel mines and offers a wide variety of extreme terrain for ORVs. Participants can explore the different park areas and features, while bumping along trails, splashing through water, and rolling up and over hills. Some volunteer drivers use hand controls to oper...
2023-08-0807 minPark Stories04 Episode- Programming: Finding Excellence In ExerciseWheelchair courses make fitness more attainableBy Tammy MartinezIn 1983, members of a local disability community helped bring a Wheelchair Accessible Heart Trail to John Prince Park, located in Lake Worth, Fla. In 2018—35 years after the original course was constructed—the community made renovations and additions to the now-called Wheel Course. Improvements included installing new equipment, widening pathways, making additions for children, improving parking and signage, and making repairs to paving and painting.
2023-08-0803 minPark StoriesSports Fields: Hit It Out Of The ParkTips and best practices for adaptive programmingBy Troy HoutmanOn a Saturday morning at Miracle Field in Wichita, Kan., one will find a group of special athletes participating in America’s pastime—baseball. While some use wheelchairs or walkers, others are blind or have intellectual disabilities—all are ready to have a swing of the bat, round the bases, and catch a ball. Every child has the right to enjoy the thrill of playing sports, whether as part of a team or as an individual. Historically, limitations and exclusions were regular...
2023-08-0805 minPark StoriesColumns: Sidelining SpectatorsExploring solutions to curb violent behavior at sporting eventsBy John EnghOn a recent drive to work, I decided to write a column about the importance of coaches and administrators knowing about heat illness and how to help prevent it in youth sports. Living in South Florida, I always found the subject intriguing.
2023-08-0802 minPark StoriesColumns: A Winning Sense-ationSensory bags bridge communication gap between officers and communityBy Marika CarleyOn an overcast, late April day, a young boy runs along Georgia Avenue—a busy thoroughfare in Montgomery County, Md.,—barely avoiding being hit by passing vehicles. The child is spotted by Sgt. Trevin Sherard, a Montgomery Parks Police officer, who happens to be driving past the scene. Sherard immediately springs into action to help the child. After interacting with the boy, the officer recognizes that the child is nonverbal and likely autistic, so he brings out his sensory bag.
2023-08-0807 minPark StoriesColumns: Eyes On The RoadDon’t let technology take over what humans can do betterBy Ron CiancuttiI recently saw a truck commercial where the driver took his hands off the wheel and began to play patty-cake by himself. As the music swelled with the beat, he sat back comfortably, presumably to await the oncoming 18-wheeler being driven by a guy who was probably busy trying to reset his cell phone clock. The advantage there was that both drivers would have an accurate time of death when the “head-on” collision occurred.
2023-08-0805 minPark StoriesParks: Simple Is SmartAs a park-shelter design unfolds, it takes the shape of … triangles?By Jamin AAsumDesigns that appear simple and resolved are often the result of a painstakingly detailed process. While a park shelter at Luuwit View Park in Portland, Ore., appears to be a simple collection of triangular shapes, there is a complexity behind the presentation. The sculpture-like shelter is part of the new park created four years ago. The hourglass-shaped area is laid out along two datum lines that direct a user’s eye to Mt. Hood to the east and M...
2023-08-0707 minPark StoriesParks: Soaking In Safety And Cost SavingsWays to make maintenance effective at a water park By Chris BiancofioreIt goes without saying that safety, maintenance, and saving money are important at park facilities. But think about how these three concepts connect for a water park to thrive. Good, consistent maintenance mitigates safety risks that are inherent in creating fun and thrills with water. In more than 20 years in the industry as a manufacturer, I have seen great as well as not-so-great practices when it comes to maintenance. Here is how proper care of equipment will ensure safety AN...
2023-08-0708 minPark StoriesColumns: A Baffling BillParticipation trophy debate makes its way to NC senators By John Engh This headline recently appeared in North Carolina: “NC senators propose eliminating participation trophies for youth sports.” I’m not even going to try to figure out how great life must be in North Carolina if this is something state legislators are focused on, but I am sure there must be more important issues!In brief, the bill would apply to any youth-sports or youth-recreation activities operated under the authority of a local government, and would ban awards for kids based sol...
2023-08-0704 minPark StoriesAquatics: Create A Winning CombinationProgramming, planning, and projects are key ingredients in attracting user groups to swimming pools By Lauren Ozburn In the summer before I began middle school, I officially became an elder at the local pool that was within walking distance from my house. I probably consumed a dozen or more frozen Snickers as bribes by lifeguards who wanted to leave the pool on days too cold to remain open. My friends and I treated the pool like our home, and at least one of us would leave a towel to claim a seat for the next da...
2023-08-0707 minPark StoriesColumns: Good For The Whole GangSpend time getting tangled up in each other’s businessBy Ron CiancuttiI don’t know many families that still collectively sit down to dinner anymore. In fact, I’ve seen a lot of modern homes with a “breakfast bar” but not many with actual kitchen tables. The bar typically has a television at one end that helps discourage any possible interaction or conversation. In my house, the dinner table was where my family met to discuss the highs and lows of our day. I learned to tell a joke and speak before a g...
2023-06-0906 minPark StoriesColumns: All In On AccountabilityHold coaches to the same standards for safety and uniformityBy John EnghThere is a feature on the National Alliance for Youth Sports website (www.nays.org) available for parents to report a coach who is behaving badly. The feature is called, you guessed it, “Report a Coach.” Unfortunately, the feature is getting far more use than we ever imagined.And some of the reports are beyond alarming.
2023-06-0902 minPark StoriesProgramming: The Great Ball PursuitInspiring residents to explore parks creates a buzz that began with a simple walk through the storage roomBy Margaret CollettIn the summer of 2020, parks and recreation departments across the country were looking for ways to engage community members safely since the COVID-19 pandemic brought most traditional programming to a halt. In Appleton, Wis., the parks and recreation team took on a “2020 Summer Reimagined” theme and set to work on brainstorming safe, community-engagement programs. The team decided to go with weekly themes that included activities and contests promoted through the website and soci...
2023-06-0905 minPark StoriesAquatics: AquaticityMore than a fancy word, use it to improve results in swim lessonsBy Jo An M. Zimmermann and Stacey BenderAquaticity is a term historically used in biology and refers to the capacity of an organism to function or be comfortable in an aquatic environment (Vaveri et al., 2016). By focusing on skills such as breath-hold capacity, buoyancy, propulsion, and physical conditioning (endurance and strength), participants can develop a higher level of comfort in the water (aquaticity improves). The idea is the higher a person’s level of aquaticity, the more comfortable and se...
2023-06-0907 minPark StoriesSports Fields: Shooting Down NegativityField Sports Park provides safe, supervised firing-range opportunitiesBy Joanna PiedmontEast of one of the busiest freeways in California, bright lights beckon southbound drivers coming from San Jose on Highway 101. Those who have wondered but never stopped to inquire may be surprised to learn they have just passed the only publicly-owned firing range in the Bay Area.
2023-06-0905 minPark StoriesParks: Here’s Looking At You, CasablancaWaterfront park improvements aim to create community gathering spacesBy Brad SmithCasablanca Waterfront Park is a dynamic park that offers visitors a diverse range of experiences with spectacular views of Lake Ontario. The park is in the town of Grimsby, and the surrounding area is becoming an upscale, desired location. Over the past five years, the town has seen steady growth with the completion of several high-density projects and an increase in population.
2023-06-0904 minPark StoriesProgramming: Paddling Toward SuccessWhiting Forest provides a memorable experience that fosters inter-generational interactionBy Frances OwenNow in its 11th year, the Great Iowa River Race begins within Iowa City (at a river access managed by the city) and ends 9.25 miles downstream on the Iowa River at Hills Access Campground, a property managed by Johnson County Conservation. Canoers, kayakers, and paddleboarders are welcome to compete in the event, which is divided into recreational and competitive heats. The race is not only a fun community event, but also a small fundraiser for county conservation. Proceeds have been...
2023-06-0905 minPark StoriesParks: Community GardensGrow food, friendships, and opportunitiesBy Ann ChristophCommunity gardens are increasingly appreciated as urban amenities, where social isolation—both from standardized-housing tract design and from COVID-19 pandemic restrictions—can be relieved. For example, the community of Rancho Mission Viejo in southeast Orange County, Calif., advertises “Get closer to nature and neighbors with all the elements to grow and thrive.” A 2022 study by Eiji Toda and Edward Lowe1 of Soka University surveyed six community gardens in south Orange County. Their findings substantiate this trend and suggest that community gardens reflect a shift in the “uto...
2023-06-0908 minPark StoriesParks: Respect Over RecklessnessFinding balance between ATV use and nature conservationBy Jefferey SpiveyATV riding continues to be a popular American pastime—one that is often of tremendous value for many states.“Recreation in Idaho is a billion-dollar industry, and communities know that motorized recreationists bring with them funds to spark the local community,” says Chelsea Chambers, Public Information Specialist for the Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation (IDPR).But the prevalence of ATVs and other off-highway vehicles (OHVs) creates some tension between the permitting of fun outdoor activity and preserving nature...
2023-06-0911 min
Most Punk Least PunkMost Punk Least Punk 176 PRB Preview 2023A preview of some of the bands at PRB 23!
2023-05-2356 minPark Stories20 Episode - Parks: Yes, You DoStop lying to yourself and step up to the plateBy Ron CiancuttiNow in its eleventh season, The NFL Today television show precedes the weekly Sunday 1 p.m. football game with five men who exchange predictions, status reports, and game scores. Most of the hosts are former football players and coaches, and their knowledge gives viewers an inside track on issues that matter to the game. The “anchors” of the staff are Phil Simms, former New York Giants quarterback, and James Brown, a Harvard graduate as well as a long-time sportscaster and commentator.
2023-05-2207 minPark Stories18 Episode - Parks: Dynamic StorytellingLearn how to engage your audienceBy Silvana ClarkAt a parks and recreation conference, I watched a speaker begin his presentation by saying, “Soooooo, I want to tell you a story.” He then went on to relate how his daughter had all the latest toys, games, and age-appropriate video games. He described many of these in detail. His story was punctuated with unnecessary details about the hair color of his daughter’s five Barbie dolls. He continued, explaining how his daughter frequently complained of being bored. At this point, his story was eight...
2023-05-2207 minPark Stories16 Episode - Programming: Park District SoftballProviding options to support a lifetime love of the gameBy Gerry Healey, Brock Atwell, and Sue OmansonGiven the right parameters, softball is a team sport that can be played and enjoyed for a lifetime. Located in the Chicago area, the Naperville Park District has found that offering adults ages 19 to 90+ the opportunity to play the sport they love on a schedule that works for them is a winning combination.
2023-05-1808 minPark Stories15 Episode - Parks: Perfect HarmonyRemoving barriers so all can have access to musical instrumentsBy Sue MurrayThere are times when two projects coincide and achieve a perfect outcome. A prime example was in 2020 when the Modesto ROTARY Club (MoRo) in California was preparing to celebrate its centennial year. MoRo has supported numerous local projects, from constructing a pavilion at a downtown park and planting trees to helping the city convert an old railroad spur into a bike trail. But for this anniversary, MoRo chose an ambitious and memorable project to help beautify and revitalize...
2023-05-1807 minPark Stories14 Episode - Parks: Grinding Out The DetailsSkatepark-development pitfalls to avoidBy Alec BeckWhile there are many challenges in developing a public skatepark, a few common pitfalls can be easily avoided. Skating around these snares can help create the most popular recreation facility in town as quickly and efficiently as possible.
2023-05-1708 minPark Stories12 Episode - Parks: Stone SoupBuilding resilient parks one ingredient at a timeBy Cheri Ruane“Stone Soup” is a European folk story in which hungry strangers, carrying nothing but a cooking pot filled with water and a stone arrive in a town and convince each of the townspeople to share a small amount of their food to make a meal that everyone enjoys. It is a lesson on the value of sharing and the potential synergy borne of collaboration. When building a resilient, public open space, the process is not that different. It often begins with one municipal department and...
2023-05-1709 minPark Stories13 Episode - Parks: Time To Re-FocusL.A. County takes a data-driven approach to reimagine conservationBy Clement LauOn December 6, 2022, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors unanimously adopted the 2022 Parks Needs Assessment Plus (PNA+) Final Report as its 30x30 plan. The goal is to conserve 30 percent of lands and coastal waters by 2030 to address climate change and protect biodiversity. The federal government and various states—including California—have committed to achieving this goal.
2023-05-1707 minPark Stories11 Episode - Parks: Playgrounds and Parks Become Ground Zero for STEM EducationOutdoor, play-based learning supports school curriculums and unlocks new worlds for childrenBy Jefferey Spivey
2023-05-1608 min
Bar Karate - The Sailing PodcastBar Karate - the Sailing Podcast - Ep 207 Sam Goodchild from Holcim PRB and For the Planet IMOCA TeamsPublished 30 April 2023We jump back in with our mate Sam Goodchild. Some big things are happening in his World. He has been racing with Holcim PRB in the Ocean Race. Crucially we recorded this before Holcim dropped their rig and Sam was not onboard for this leg. Why? Because he has to qualify his new IMOCA 60 - For the Planet, for the Vendee and there are some races he needs to complete. He is a busy man and its all happening for him. Go you good thing.#goodchildsam #teamholcimprb #theoceanrace #imocaglobeseries #etchellsclass #barkarate #sailingpodcast #barkaratesailorslarger...
2023-04-301h 33Park Stories10 Episode - Aquatics: When Recreational Water Illnesses Threaten Splash-Pad FunSanitization and public-health partnerships can keep park visitors safeBy Jefferey SpiveySplash pads are a hallmark of summertime family fun for communities across the country. Typically free to use and open to the public, they’re an accessible and affordable way to keep children entertained when school’s out. Many parents also look to splash pads as a safer alternative to pools—visitors can engage in relatively carefree play without water-safety concerns. But that doesn’t mean splash pads are without risks. For park-goers and park officials overseeing splash pads, recreational water illnesse...
2023-04-2707 minPark Stories08 Episode - Columns: Sudden Cardiac ArrestPrepare coaches and parents to respond to medical emergenciesBy John EnghFewer than 48 hours into the New Year, fans watching the final Monday Night Football game of the season between Cincinnati and Buffalo saw a chilling scene when the Bills’ Damar Hamlin collapsed on the field and medical personnel rushed to tend to him.
2023-04-1803 minPark Stories07 Episode - Columns: Reflections Of A Not-So-Young ProfessionalAdvice on navigating the road ahead with a sense of purposeBy Anthony IrackiBy most accounts and standards, a young professional is someone who is deemed “35 and younger.” While I will take that assessment for my own benefit (who wants to admit they’re getting older?) I will also honor what I see as a time-honored tradition among my colleagues and use my recent 35th birthday as a moment to “bow out” from this designation while remaining present in its purpose. In other words, while my age may say I am one, my reflect...
2023-04-1806 minPark Stories06 Episode - Rec Facilities: Remaining RelevantUpgrades and enhancements provide incentives for patrons to returnBy John DzarnowskiTo remain relevant and attract visitors, municipal aquatic centers must make upgrades and add interest despite the challenges presented by budget constraints and the fluctuations brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic. Because of forced closures of facilities, many aquatic leaders lost revenue, and funding for programs was cut, although some cities have managed to pass referenda during that time to start projects. The majority of these projects are upgrades to refurbish older facilities by adding to or renovating the existing infrastructure...
2023-04-1806 minPark StoriesAquatics: Aquatic ExerciseIt’s not just for seniorsBy Sue NelsonThere are more than 3-million U.S. fitness professionals helping more than 73-million Americans stay healthy through exercise, according to the International Health, Racquet & Sportsclub Association. The fitness industry plays a central and essential role in promoting and maintaining mental, physical, and social health and well-being.
2023-04-1803 minPark Stories09 Episode - A Step Ahead: Build FaithInstead of focusing on fakeBy Ron CiancuttiMost days I take the same on-ramp at the same highway intersection. On this particular day, I was greeted by a giant orange sign that warned me of a “Flagman Ahead.” There wasn’t. In fact, the area looked like construction was going to begin because of the machinery parked all over, but there were no workers in sight. Perhaps they were just “staging” the job site, but shouldn’t they have waited to put the “Flagman Ahead” sign up until it really applied? It was almost two w...
2023-04-1806 minPark StoriesAquatics: Everybody Into The PoolToday’s aquatic facilities are more welcoming and inclusiveBy Mary Helen SprecherSwimming pools are as much a part of summer as the end of school, Popsicles, and bright, sunny days. And with the worst of the pandemic in the rear-view mirror, it’s time for those facilities to welcome back the crowds.Or is it? Nationwide, pools have undergone plenty of changes to become more inclusive and user-friendly—meaning they welcome users at all levels of ability. Has your pool kept up? A number of trends have been at work...
2023-04-1807 minPark StoriesAquatics: Drowning PreventionDeveloping a risk-management program to prevent accidents in aquatic facilitiesBy Gerry DworkinDrowning is a significant health concern within the U.S., and is one of the leading causes of unintentional-injury deaths for people of all ages. Drowning is the third-leading cause of unintentional-injury death for children ages 14 and under, and the second-leading cause of death from all causes for children under 4 years old. According to the National Swimming Pool Foundation, “Water is a foreign environment, and immersion into this environment is potentially dangerous for humans.” Therefore, it is critical that anyone resp...
2023-04-1808 minPark StoriesAquatics: Award-Winning And Lifesaving#SplashSavvy Campaign aims to assist in a drowning emergencyBy Kevin Goodrich and Vic HathawayAccording to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, approximately 4,000 unintentional drownings occur in the United States every year. The town of Marana, Ariz., hopes to reduce that number.As someone in a position of responsibility to contribute to decreasing the number of drownings as the town’s Aquatics Recreation Supervisor, I created the award-winning campaign #SplashSavvy. It teaches adults, teens, and children how to respond to a drowning emergency, and includes infographics, tools, and video gu...
2023-04-1806 minPark StoriesAquatics: Design A More Inclusive Aquatic FacilityExamine supporting facilities for a positive user experienceBy Stephanie FujimuraMost people who think about accessibility in aquatic facilities probably consider pool features such as lifts, ramps, and stairs. While aquatic function is the primary purpose of such a facility, they should not overlook the role that supporting facilities play in the overall user experience. A holistic facility is more inclusive and thus can be enjoyed by all users, irrespective of physical abilities.
2023-04-1807 min
ToShare PodcastEP.84 - #PRB : ชวนคุยกับเจ้าของแบรนด์ชุดว่ายน้ำผู้หญิง, easeallEP นี้เราขอกลับมาที่ Series #PassionRunBusiness ซึ่งจะเป็น Series ที่เราจะพาทุกคนไปฟังเบื้องหลังของธุรกิจต่างๆ ที่เริ่มต้นและดำเนินธุรกิจด้วยความหลงใหล ความชอบ หรือที่เราชอบเรียกกันว่าแพสชั่นนั่นเอง และที่สำคัญคือต้องอยู่ได้จริง ทำยอดขาย ทำรายได้กลับเข้ามาจริงๆ
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#PassionRunBusiness ธุรกิจที่ 2 ที่เราเลือกมาคุยกันนั้นคือ แบรนด์ชุดว่ายน้ำผู้หญิงที่มีชื่อว่า ‘easeall’ ซึ่งเจ้าของก็คือ K’แต้ว, พรรณวิภา สุขเกษม ผู้ที่ในตอนแรกไม่ได้มี Lifestyle ใส่ชุดว่ายน้ำไปเที่ยวทะเลและถึงกับไม่ได้มีความมั่นใจในการใส่ชุดว่ายน้ำด้วยเลยสักนิด แต่สุดท้ายก็ใช้ painpoint ของตัวเองในเรื่องของความไม่มั่นใจมาเป็น Core หลักในการพัฒนาและออกแบบชุดว่ายน้ำ จนทำให้ตอนนี้แบรนด์ ‘easeall’ น่าจะเป็น 1 ในชุดว่ายน้ำที่สาวๆ ต้องเคยผ่านตาหรือมีเก็บไว้ที่บ้านสัก 1 ชุดแล้วแน่นอน
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Highlight:
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- ความท้าทายในการทำแบรนด์นี้ของ K’แต้ว คือ (1) ความชัดเจนของแบรนด์/สินค้าว่าเราจะแข็งแรงในมุมไหน ดังนั้และการสื่อสารสิ่งนั้นออกไปเป็นเรื่องที่สำคัญมาก (2) การดูแลลูกค้า
- และอื่นๆ ที่อยากให้ได้ไปลองฟังกันเอง บอกเลยว่าเป็นอีก Journey ของธุรกิจหนึ่งที่มีข้อคิดและคำแนะนำที่ดีมากๆ
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2023-03-141h 02
Seen & HerdS3E39: Anja Raudabaugh | Update on LandFlex and Producer Review Board (PRB) MeetingS3E39: Anja Raudabaugh | LandFlex
This week, Anja Raudabaugh recaps the Producer Review Board (PRB) Meeting and gives an update on Land Flex.
➡️ 0:00 - Introduction
➡️ 1:15 - Market Update by Tiffany LaMendola
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➡️ 4:04 - Recap of the PRB Meeting.
➡️ 15:18 - Land Flex Update
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2022-10-3032 min
CEO Glow ShowPRETTY RICH BOSSES STUDENT TAKE OVER WITH PRB CEO SHEILA BELLA AND HER SUCCESSFUL PRB STUDENTSIt's every beauty business coach's dream when their student becomes the master! At Pretty Rich Bosses (PRB), our goal is to make our students' career thrive and blossom. We all know there's no secret to success. Success is the result of hard work, and learning from failure and your PRB coach can show you the way, but ultimately it is up to the student to make the hard climb up to the top. That is exactly what these PRB students did! So turn up the volume if you want to know the key to success when starting a mentorship...
2022-06-2337 minCEO Glow ShowPRETTY RICH BOSSES STUDENT TAKE OVER WITH PRB CEO SHEILA BELLA AND HER SUCCESSFUL PRB STUDENTSIt's every beauty business coach's dream when their student becomes the master! At Pretty Rich Bosses (PRB), our goal is to make our students' career thrive and blossom. We all know there's no secret to success. Success is the result of hard work, and learning from failure and your PRB coach can show you the way, but ultimately it is up to the student to make the hard climb up to the top. That is exactly what these PRB students did! So turn up the volume if you want to know the key to success when starting a mentorship...
2022-06-2337 min
Gazeta do CerradoDE FRENTE COM MAJU: Entrevista o Pres. da Assembleia Legislativa do Tocantins Antônio Andrade (PRB)DE FRENTE COM MAJU: Entrevista o Pres. da Assembleia Legislativa do Tocantins Antônio Andrade (PRB) by Maju Cotrim e Marco Aurélio Jacob
2022-06-1529 minCEO Glow ShowPRETTY RICH BOSSES 2022 RETREAT TAKEAWAYS WITH CEO OF PRB, SHEILA BELLA AND THE PRB STAFFHave you ever wondered what would happen if you stopped hustling, stopped pushing yourself, or just simply gave up when times were hard? How your actions ultimately could effect the lives of others. Several years ago, so many people lost their jobs due to the pandemic, including Sheila. She basically lost everything, but the moral is she didn't give up. And now she is the CEO of a seven figure online buisness and boss to 30 some women. In this episode, Sheila and some of her staff reflect on meeting each other in person at the PRB 2022 retreat after having...
2022-04-1221 minCEO Glow ShowPRETTY RICH BOSSES 2022 RETREAT TAKEAWAYS WITH CEO OF PRB, SHEILA BELLA AND THE PRB STAFFHave you ever wondered what would happen if you stopped hustling, stopped pushing yourself, or just simply gave up when times were hard? How your actions ultimately could effect the lives of others. Several years ago, so many people lost their jobs due to the pandemic, including Sheila. She basically lost everything, but the moral is she didn't give up. And now she is the CEO of a seven figure online buisness and boss to 30 some women. In this episode, Sheila and some of her staff reflect on meeting each other in person at the PRB 2022 retreat after having...
2022-04-1221 min
The Landscaping PodcastThe Landscaping Podcast Ep36 - Paul Bangay - PRB DesignIn this episode I speak with world renowned Landscape Designer Paul Bangay of PRB Design. Paul has been a landscape designer based in Melbourne for more than 25 years and is easily the most well known Landscape Designer in the country.Paul's home garden, Stonefields, features in this chat a few times and I had a guided tour of it in 2016 and it is the most amazing garden I've ever been through and I couldn't recommend visiting and higher!Paul also offers some advice throughout our chat about how people should get into Landscape Design...
2022-02-2030 min
radar tangguhDiskusi Online Indonesia-Jepang #3: Jejaring Radio Komunitas dg Pemerintah Lokal untuk PRBNarasumber:
Kengo Fumoto, Direktur Amami FM (Pulau Amami Ohshima, Prefektur Kagoshima.
Mujianto, Radio MMC FM, Jalin Merapi, dan Forum PRB Kab. Boyolali.
Pengantar Diskusi:
ST Infirohah Al Faridah, Koordinator Peningkatan Kapasitas JRKI.
Moderator:
Imung Yuniardi, Direktur Combine Resource Institution/ SC Radar Tangguh
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2022-01-242h 05CEO Glow ShowWHY CHOOSE PRETTY RICH BOSSES (PRB)? PRB COACH VICTORIA RACCA INTERVIEWS @LARAJADEBEAUTY Sheila Bellas Pretty Rich Bosses (PRB) program is not for half committed entrepreneurs. It's for beauty bosses who are serious about upping their game to the next level to finally achieve that million dollar goal! Take it from the students who have been there themselves, and achieved success they never thought possible before they had a mentor to guide them. //CHECK OUT @LARAJADEBEAUTY ON INSTAGRAM //VISIT Lara Jade's website larajadebeauty.com //VISIT https://www.sheilabella.com/event to register for Pretty Ambitious Summit //Visit Sheilabella.com/apply to sign up for a free 60-minute strategy call to learn mo...
2021-10-2916 minCEO Glow ShowWHY CHOOSE PRETTY RICH BOSSES (PRB)? PRB COACH VICTORIA RACCA INTERVIEWS @LARAJADEBEAUTY Sheila Bellas Pretty Rich Bosses (PRB) program is not for half committed entrepreneurs. It's for beauty bosses who are serious about upping their game to the next level to finally achieve that million dollar goal! Take it from the students who have been there themselves, and achieved success they never thought possible before they had a mentor to guide them. //CHECK OUT @LARAJADEBEAUTY ON INSTAGRAM //VISIT Lara Jade's website larajadebeauty.com //VISIT https://www.sheilabella.com/event to register for Pretty Ambitious Summit //Visit Sheilabella.com/apply to sign up for a free 60-minute strategy call to learn mo...
2021-10-2916 min
Caderno de PautaDe PCC a Crivella: O PRB como igreja do crimeO PRB, agora chamado Republicanos, acumula, em todos os municípios em que está presente, suspeitas e crimes consumados da mais variada sorte.
2020-12-2202 min
ECO YACHTINGVendée Globe 2020 - évacuation réussie pour Kevin Escoffier (PRB)Cette nuit à 3h54 heure française, la direction de course du 9e Vendée Globe a confirmé que l’opération de transfert de Kevin Escoffier depuis Yes We Cam vers la frégate de la Marine nationale Nivôse était pleinement réussi. Le skipper de l'Imoca PRB s’est d’abord jeté à l’eau avant d’être récupéré à bord d’un semi-rigide de la Marine Nationale à 3H10, avant d'être accueilli par l’équipage du Nivôse. Kevin fait vers route vers la terre tandis que Jean Le Cam à bord de Yas we Cam a repris sa route en solitaire...
2020-12-0601 min
ECO YACHTINGVendée Globe 2020 - Kevin Escoffier (PRB) en grande difficulté, 3 skippers se déroutentC'est l'inquiétude qui règne ce soir dans le Vendée Globe. alors que le leader de la course, Charlie Dalin, va passer le Cap de Bonne Espérance dans les heures qui viennent, Kevin Escoffier a déclenché sa balise de secours cet azprès midi à 14h46. Il a informé son équipe qu'il y avait de l'eau à bord de son imoca PRB. 3 skippers se sont déroutés pour lui porter assistance... Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.
2020-11-3002 min
ECO YACHTINGVendée Globe 2020 - voie d'eau à bord de PRB (Kevin Escoffier)3e nuit de course sur le Vendée Globe 2020 - Dans une mer très formée, deux heures environ avant de virer, en allant faire son contrôle de routine à l’avant du bateau, Kevin Escoffier s’est rendu compte qu’il avait une grosse voie d’eau à bord. C’est une vanne de foil tribord qui sert à évacuer l’eau du puits de foil qui a cassé laissant s’infiltrer des litres d’eau dans PRB. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.
2020-11-1101 min
Entreprendre, l'intégraleJean-Jacques Laurent, l'aventure PRBJean-Jacques Laurent, le directeur général de PRB nous raconte l'aventure de l'entreprise PRB, spécialisée dans les produits de revêtements du bâtiment comme les enduits de façades. Entreprise basée à la Mothe-Achard, fondée par Jacques Laurent, le père de notre invité, très présente dans le sponsoring notamment dans le Vendée Globe.Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.
2020-09-0519 minEntreprendre, l'intégraleJean-Jacques Laurent, l'aventure PRBJean-Jacques Laurent, le directeur général de PRB nous raconte l'aventure de l'entreprise PRB, spécialisée dans les produits de revêtements du bâtiment comme les enduits de façades. Entreprise basée à la Mothe-Achard, fondée par Jacques Laurent, le père de notre invité, très présente dans le sponsoring notamment dans le Vendée Globe.Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.
2020-09-0519 min
EntreprendreJean-Jacques Laurent, l'aventure PRB ( 4e épisode )Dans Entreprendre, ce jeudi, un peu de sport ! PRB, ce sont des produits de revêtement du bâtiment... Mais c'est aussi une longue histoire de sponsoring, notamment avec le Vendée Globe. Le récit de Jean-Jacques Laurent, le DG de PRB, au micro de Caroline Tronche.Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.
2020-09-0304 minEntreprendreJean-Jacques Laurent, l'aventure PRB (1er épisode)Pour cette première chronique Entreprendre, Caroline reçoit Jean-Jacques Laurent, le directeur général de PRB. Ce lundi, présentation de PRB, d'hier à aujourd'hui.Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.
2020-08-3104 min
Population Reference BureauHaving Friends, Socializing as Important to Good Health as Diet, ExerciseThe more social ties people have at an early age, the better their health in young adulthood and old age, according to a 2016 study in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. Their study was the first to definitively link social connections with specific health measures such as abdominal obesity, inflammation, and high blood pressure—all of which increase the risk of disease, including heart disease, stroke, and cancer.
2017-01-2518 min
Population Reference BureauNPR Coverage of PRB Aging Report (Clip 1 of 2)NPR Coverage of PRB Aging Report (Clip 1 of 2) by PRB
2016-01-2001 minPopulation Reference BureauNPR Coverage of PRB Aging Report (Clip 2 of 2)NPR Coverage of PRB Aging Report (Clip 2 of 2) by PRB
2016-01-2000 minPopulation Reference BureauSex Ratios in India (Demographer Carl Haub)Demographer Carl Haub explains what sex ratios are and how there are more males than females in India.
2015-12-0301 minPopulation Reference BureauHow is India Passing China in Population? (Demographer Carl Haub)Demographer Carl Haub explains how India will soon pass China to become the world's most populous country.
2015-12-0301 min
Commodities FocusPRB coal users find flexibility key as power generators pressuredPowder River Basin coal buyers met recently outside Chicago and expressed long-term optimism that the using PRB coal would offer some stability -- including with prices -- despite changes to the US power generation landscape. Jeff McDonald, associate coal editor, talks with Andrew Moore, managing...
2015-04-2406 min2015-03-1102 minPopulation Reference BureauVéronique Filippi on Severe Obstetric Complications in Burkina FasoKate Belohlav, research associate at PRB, interviewed professor Véronique Filippi about her research on severe obstetric complications in Burkina Faso. Filippi and her research team from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (LSHTM), University of Oslo, and AfricSanté followed women who had experienced near-fatal (“near-miss”) complications during childbirth up to four years after delivery, and documented the socioeconomic and health consequences of having a complicated childbirth.
They found that both the women and their children had an increased risk of death as compared to women who had not experienced near-miss complications, which suggests that this group of women...
2014-10-0906 minPopulation Reference BureauJotham Musinguzi Interview With Susan Rich on the PopPov InitiativeAt the 2014 PopPov Conference in Nairobi, Kenya, Susan Rich, vice president of International Programs at the Population Reference Bureau, interviewed Jotham Musinguzi, regional director of the Partners in Population and Development Africa Regional Office.
Having attended seven PopPov research meetings, Musinguzi shares his perspective on findings that have emerged from the PopPov initiative and the role of researchers in communicating their findings to policymakers. He specifically discusses the demographic dividend and emphasizes the importance of dialogue between researchers and policymakers, ideally when the research project is conceptualized.
2014-10-0906 minPopulation Reference BureauJan Monteverde Haakonsen on RCN's ECONPOPAt the 2013 PopPov Conference in Oslo, Norway, PRB staff interviewed Jan Monteverde Haakonsen, special adviser in the Department of Cooperation and Development Research at the Research Council of Norway (RCN) about RCN’s role in the PopPov research initiative.
In the interview, Haakonsen outlines the structure of RCN, and explains that the council acts as an independent adviser to the Norwegian government on research matters. ECONPOP, RCN’s funding scheme under the PopPov initiative, has supported six research projects, and has a total budget of approximately NOK 25 million, or $USD 4.3 million. Research has focused primarily on the role of gender as i...
2014-10-0906 minPopulation Reference BureauExamining Adolescent Health in International Development with Cate Lane, Youth Advisor, USAIDKate Gilles, a policy analyst at PRB, interviewed Cate Lane, youth adviser for USAID’s Bureau of Global Health, Division of Service Delivery Improvement in the Office of Population and Reproductive Health, about why adolescent health is a key development issue and some of the challenges to getting adolescents and adolescent health on global agendas. Young people under the age of 30 make up over half of the global population, and it is becoming clear that sustainable growth and development will require involving young people, addressing their needs and supporting positive development opportunities. As we mark the 20th anniversary of the In...
2014-07-1417 minPopulation Reference BureauEducational Attainment and Mortality for U.S. AdultsDr. Robert Hummer of the Population Research Center and Department of Sociology at University of Texas, Austin, outlines the key findings from a paper he co-authored, The Effect of Educational Attainment on Adult Mortality in the United States.
2013-07-1701 minPopulation Reference BureauRemaining Years of Life for U.S. Adults at Age 25 by Educational Attainment, 2005Dr. Robert Hummer of the Population Research Center and Department of Sociology at University of Texas, Austin, examines the difference in life expectancy based on education attainment. These findings are from a paper he co-authored, The Effect of Educational Attainment on Adult Mortality in the United States.
2013-07-1701 minPopulation Reference BureauLinking Educational Attainment to Adult Mortality and Life ExpectancyElaine Hernandez, a PhD research candidate at University of Texas at Austin Population Center, describes the relationship between educational attainment and adult mortality in the United States. This finding is from a paper she co-authored, The Effect of Educational Attainment on Adult Mortality in the United States.
2013-07-1701 minPopulation Reference BureauThe "positivity effect": An Interview with Dr. Laura CarstensenMarlene Lee, program director of Academic Research and Relations at PRB, interviewed Professor Laura Carstensen about her research on the "positivity effect." This effect is an age-related preference for positive information over negative information. The effect was identified by testing the hypothesis that goals change as people grow older, and emotionally meaningful goals take precedence over such things as information-seeking. The brain operates in the service of goals and attention is directed to goals that are emotional and positive.
Carstensen is a professor of public policy and psychology at Stanford University, and a noted expert on cognitive aging and emotion...
2013-04-2211 minPopulation Reference BureauReproductive Health in Humanitarian CrisisMia Foreman sat down with Janet Meyers, the Deputy Director of Health Policy and Practice and International Medical Corps, to talk about the importance of reproductive healthcare during humanitarian crises. Janet has worked in the industry for over a decade and here she describes the challenges organizations face, recent advancements, and why reproductive health should be integrated into all disaster relief efforts.
2013-01-1708 minPopulation Reference BureauViews From the International Conference on Family Planning: Sarah Boseley, The GuardianThe International Conference on Family Planning in Dakar, Senegal in November 2011 brought together over 2,000 researchers and advocates dedicated to improving the lives of women and families through reproductive health, with the ultimate goal of universal access to family planning.
Sarah Boseley, health editor at the Guardian was there catching up on the latest research and meeting local women around Dakar who now have access to family planning services and discovering how this has changed their lives.
Boseley has won a number of awards for her work on HIV/AIDA in Africa, including the One World Media Award (twice) and the...
2012-01-0608 minPopulation Reference BureauNoncommunicable Diseases and Youth in Developing Countries: Interview With Wendy Baldwin, PRBA lot of attention is given to infectious diseases in developing countries such as malaria, measles, HIV/AIDS and more, but noncommunicable diseases, or NCDs, are becoming increasingly prevalent in developing countries as people move to cities, incomes rise, and lifestyles change. NCDs are diseases of long duration and generally slow progression. They include heart disease, stroke, cancer, asthma, diabetes, and more. Often referred to as "chronic diseases", NCDs are distinguished by their non-infectious cause. In this interview, PRB president Wendy Baldwin discusses how NCDs affect youth and the challenges for burdened health systems to address infectious diseases and NCDs.
2011-08-1108 minPopulation Reference BureauInvolving Youth in Development Programming: Interview With Cate Lane, USAIDIn an effort to harness the energy, imagination, and initiative of the world’s youth in overcoming the challenges facing humankind, the United Nations proclaimed an International Year of Youth starting on Aug. 12, 2010. To commemorate the close of the Year of Youth, PRB has produced a series of web articles, presentations, and graphics that highlight the reproductive health challenges facing youth around the world. In this interview, Cate Lane, Youth Advisor at USAID, discusses the importance of involving youth in development programming. Given that reproductive health constitutes a key component of a healthy transition to adulthood, USAID works to improve th...
2011-08-1013 minPopulation Reference BureauIntegrating Family Planning and Maternal Child Health Services: Interview With Debbie Bain BrickleySome countries have found that the path to economic growth and development is enhanced by providing family planning together with maternal and child health care—the health services women seek before, during, and after pregnancy, and for their children's health. Offering these services together is a cost-effective way to prevent unintended pregnancies among women, and contributes to a healthier population.
In this interview, Debbie Bain Brickley, senior researcher at the University of California San Francisco discusses integrating Family Planning services with Maternal and child health care. Brickley is a member of the Cochrane HIV/AIDS group, Global Health Sciences. The gr...
2011-08-0307 minPopulation Reference BureauDemographic Impacts and Response to the 2004 Florida Hurricanes: Stanley Smith, Uni. of FloridaThe 2004 hurricane season was the worst in Florida's history. Four hurricanes caused $45 billion in damages and widespread population displacement. About 1.6 million people evacuated their homes. Based on sample surveys with 11,000 residents in heavily hit areas, Stanley Smith, professor of economics and the director of the Bureau of Economic and Business Research (BEBR) at the University of Florida, has found new results on how the hurricanes affected communities, the demographic impact of evacuation, and what lessons these effects have for future disaster relief. In this interview, Smith discusses the demographic impact of the damaging 2004 Florida hurricanes, the ensuing evacuations, and how...
2011-05-0613 minPopulation Reference BureauCost-Effectiveness Research and Health Care Reform: Interview With Alan Garber, Stanford UniversityDr. Alan Garber is the Henry J. Kaiser Jr. Professor at Stanford University, where he is also a professor of Medicine, of Economics, Health Research and Policy, and of Economics in the Graduate School of Business. In this interview, Garber discusses cost-effectiveness research and its importance to health care reform.
2011-04-2909 min
Population Reference BureauEnding Child Marriage: Mary Robinson, Former President of Ireland and Member of the EldersAccording to PRB's new Policy Brief, Who Speaks for Me? Ending Child Marriage, 1 out of 9 girls have been forced into marriage between the ages of 10 and 14 in developing countries. With limited education and economic opportunities, child brides are often condemned to a life of poverty, social isolation, and powerlessness. In this interview, the Honorable Mary Robinson, former president of Ireland, chair of the Aspen Institute’s Global Leaders Council for Reproductive Health, and member of The Elders, talks about why child marriage violates human rights and how the practice can be addressed and changed.
2011-04-2710 minPopulation Reference BureauCommemorating International Women's DayNafis Sadik has had an unequaled international career as a champion of women's reproductive health and rights. Sadik joined the United Nations in 1971 and served from 1987 to 2000 as the executive director for UNFPA, becoming the first woman to head one of the United Nations' major agencies. Since 2001, she has served as the Special Envoy for HIV/AIDS in Asia and the Pacific for the UN Secretary General. Sadik talked with PRB as part of PRB's celebration of the 100th Anniversary of International Women's Day, and discussed the accomplishments and unfinished work for women she has witnessed in her career, how...
2011-03-0715 minPopulation Reference BureauProviding Opportunities for Girls Through Education and Combating FGM/C in Rural KenyaKakenya Ntaiya was born in a rural village in southern Kenya, one of eight children. When she was 5 years old, her parents arranged an engagement to a local boy. She was to be circumcised before becoming a teenager to signify the end of her education and the start of married life. Kakenya is now finishing her Ph.D. in education and has traveled around the world to speak on the importance of educating girls, particularly as a means to fight the practices of female genital mutilation and child marriage. In this interview, Ntaiya discusses the opportunities that come with education...
2011-02-0408 minPopulation Reference BureauSocial Vulnerability and Resilience to Natural DisastersSusan Cutter is a distinguished professor of geography at the University of South Carolina where she directs the Hazards and Vulnerability Research Institute. Cutter researches what makes people and the places where they live vulnerable to extreme events such as hurricanes or tornadoes, and how vulnerability and resilience are measured, monitored, and assessed. In this interview, Cutter discusses disaster vulnerability and resilience, how these are measured, and how their measurement helps inform disaster preparedness and recovery.
2011-02-0110 minPopulation Reference BureauAssessing the Impact of U.S. Antipoverty ProgramsA wide range of antipoverty programs have been in place in the United States for decades, and millions of Americans depend on them. How effective have these programs been? Are they wasteful or efficient? Who do they reach? In this interview, Robert Moffitt, the Krieger-Eisenhower professor of economics at Johns Hopkins University, discusses the various types of U.S. antipoverty programs and policies and how the current recession will affect these programs.
2010-12-0918 minPopulation Reference BureauConnecting Population Research to Poverty ReductionFamily planning and reproductive health is an important, and often overlooked, component of poverty reduction. To study this connection further, the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation supported the creation of the PopPov Research Network, a group of academic researchers and funders that examine how population issues affect economic well-being. In this interview, Sara Seims, program director of the Population Program at the Hewlett Foundation, discusses the PopPov Network, ongoing research on population and poverty, links between family planning and poverty reduction, and how this research will be used in poverty reduction programs and policy.
2010-10-2110 min