Shows
Lidé mezi řádkyBonus: Ukrajinští spisovateléVzhledem k aktuální situaci v Evropě jsem se rozhodla udělat další bonusovou epizodu o Ukrajinských spisovatelích, kteří jsou pro nás většinou zcela neznámí a je to škoda. Čekají na vás příběhy tří osobností ukrajinské literatury - Szymon An-ski, Mykola Chvyljovyj a Mykola Zerov.
2023-12-3022 min
Start By ListeningA Conversation with Terri CroweWelcome to Start By Listening! We are excited to have you on this journey with us toward healing and transformation. Start By Listening is a podcast about sexual harm, trauma and advocacy. Season Four is upon us! We are taking SBL to the community and speaking with various groups and people on the traumas they encounter in their part of the community and asking how they may want their organization to address trauma survivors in the future. This season, we will be delivering exceptional conversations and creative ideas while creating a safe space for connection and thoughtful experiences. We are...
2023-10-191h 13
ZeroVUnderstanding Appalachian History and Context of Appalachia: A conversation with Kathryn Engle and Ivy BrashearDr. Kathryn Engle, the director of the Appalachian Center, and Ivy Brashear discuss the history and context of Appalachia and why this is important for survivors living in the region.
2023-07-1342 minZeroVSafe Visitation and Exchange with Scott Lancaster and Melis KahramanScott Lancaster and Melis Kahraman both from GreenHouse 17 discuss safe visitation and exchange practices.
2023-07-1351 minZeroVWorking with Faith Communities for Survivors: A conversation with Christy MessickAdvocate Christy Messick at GreenHouse17 discusses the importance of and strategies for working with faith communities.
2023-07-1335 minZeroVSuicide Prevention: A conversation with Marcie TimmermanMarcie Timmerman discusses practical skills for suicide prevention for survivors of domestic violence.
2023-07-1345 minZeroVWorking with Men in Shelter: A conversation with Rus FunkWorking with Men in Shelter: Consultant and advocate Rus Funk talks
about understanding how to support male-identifying folks who reach out for domestic violence services and the best way to ensure meaningful access.
2023-07-1344 minZeroVVOCA Grant Administration: A conversation with Nick GillVOCA Grant Administration: Nick Gill, Grants Administrator with the Ky. Justice and Public Safety Cabinet, talks about making your VOCA grant a success for survivors and in the eyes of the Cabinet.
2023-07-1354 minZeroVWorking with Survivors with Mentall Illness: A conversation with Dr. Mary FoleySurvivors with Mental Health Issues: How trauma plays out in shelter
living and community living impacts anyone working with survivors. Dr.
Mary Foley, executive director of Merryman House in Paducah shares
suggestions for addressing mental wellness in shelter versus how to
respond to mental illness and when to seek more intensive care for those we serve.
2023-07-1342 minZeroVImmigration Services in conversation with Michelle HaubnerImmigration Services: Michelle Haubner, DOJ Accredited Representative from Maxwell Street Legal Clinic in Lexington shares myths around working with immigrants and best practices for helping them receive the services they need.
2023-07-1339 minZeroVLGBTQIA+ Advocacy in conversation with Chris HartmanLGBTQIA+ Advocacy: Chris Hartman, Executive Director of the Fairness Campaign, works to eradicate intersectional oppression in Kentucky, with a focus on racism and LGBTQ issues, and discusses how these issues impact those we serve.
2023-07-1344 minZeroVNaloxone and Harm Reduction with Jody JaggersNaloxone/Harm Reduction: We know that many of the folks who need
services have co- occurring issues. Dr. Jody Jaggers, Ky. Pharmacists
Association, shares information and resources for working with people
who use substances or are in recovery.
2023-07-1344 minZeroVLanguage Access with Olivia SpradlinLanguage access is the foundation for Meaningful Access. Senior Program Specialist Olivia Spradlin talks about the requirement for federally-funded organizations to provide services that are appropriate for folks with limited English proficiency or other language needs.
2023-07-1339 minZeroVWorking with Survivors with Disabilities in conversation with Olivia SpradlinWorking with Survivors with Disabilities: In this episode, ZeroV's Olivia Spradlin discusses how advocates and others can work more effectively and respectfully with survivors living with disabilities.
2023-07-1342 min
ZeroVEconomic Equity RedesignMany of the survivors who KCADV and its designated member programs serve live in poverty. This podcast discusses some ways that KCADV is changing how it approaches poverty and some promising new program and policy initiatives, such as Guaranteed Income.
2023-03-171h 01
Zero B Zero 5ZeroB ZeroV - JamiroquaiZeroB ZeroV - Jamiroquai. Las tardes de los sábados son para escuchar tu música con los ojos cerrados en ZeroB ZeroV. A partir de las 7 pm con DJ Jaime Valero.
2023-02-051h 19
ZeroVHow We Help Support Our KidsIn this episode, Scott Lancaster, the Safe Visitation and Exchange Program Manager at Greenhouse17, discusses how we can keep children centered in the services that we’re providing to survivors.
2022-12-131h 03
ZeroVParenting and IncarcerationIn this episode, JWells, Assistant Professor in the Department of Writing, Rhetoric, and Digital Studies and in the African American and Africana Studies program at the University of Kentucky, discusses the need to expand our advocacy work to include currently and formerly incarcerated survivors who are also parents. Along with explaining the correlation between incarceration and domestic violence, JWells breaks down the stigmas that often deter us from offering support to survivors involved with the criminal justice system. JWells makes suggestions for encouraging our agencies to reevaluate policies and procedures so as not to replicate the power and control...
2022-12-1345 min
ZeroVEducation, Accountability, and Change Program (BIP): Alternative to IncarcerationBatterer Intervention Programming can be an important tool for survivors of domestic violence. KCADV’s Chief Operating Officer, Isela Arras discusses Batter Intervention as it pertains to systems change work and to creating alternates to incarceration.
2022-12-1344 min
ZeroVClemency Program and Partnership Between KCADV and the Department of Public AdvocacyOften, survivors end up incarcerated through charges directly related to their abuse. KCADV’s Chief Legal Officer, Meg Savage, and Department of Public Advocacy’s Staff Attorney, Andrea Reed, and Investigator, Holly Harrison-Hawkins, discuss their joint clemency work on behalf of survivors.
2022-12-1356 min
ZeroVMental Health and YouMany survivors experience mental health conditions. In this podcast episode, Marcie Timmerman addresses some strategies for working with survivors who are experiencing mental health conditions and provides some resources for advocates for their own mental health.
2022-12-1249 min
ZeroVThe War on Drugs and Systems FailureDomestic violence and substance use disorder have a high rate of co-occurrence. In this podcast episode, Alex Elswick addresses the harmful legacy of the war on drugs and provides some harm reduction strategies for providing services to survivors who use drugs.
2022-12-1253 min
ZeroVKentucky’s Response to the Opioid EpidemicThe Opioid Epidemic has had a tremendous impact on Kentucky and revealed the need for a response that treats substance use disorder as a medical condition. In this podcast, Vann Ingram discusses how Kentucky’s systems are changing to treat the opioid epidemic as a public health crisis.
2022-12-1245 min
ZeroVWhat is Systems Involvement?What do we mean when we talk about systems involvement and why is it relevant to survivors of domestic violence? In this podcast, Olivia Spradlin and Beth Workman, will address what exactly is systems involvement and provide an introduction to KCADV’s podcast series on systems involvement and survivors.
2022-12-1245 min
Zero B Zero 5ZeroB ZeroV - Dua LipaZeroB ZeroV - Dua Lipa. Las tardes de los sábados son para escuchar tu música con los ojos cerrados en ZeroB ZeroV. A partir de las 7 pm con DJ Jaime Valero.
2022-11-291h 01
ZeroVMeaningful Access: Providing Non-Discriminatory Services to SurvivorsMeaningful Access is the framework that KCADV utilizes for ensuring that its services for all people, regardless of language proficiency, age, immigration status, gender, sexual orientation, socio-economic status, veteran status, race, health condition, mental health diagnoses, addiction status, disability, or religion, real or perceived are non-discriminatory. Meaningful access means that victims from underserved communities will receive services and benefits comparable to those offered to members of mainstream communities. Meaningful Access is defined using the measurements that the US Department of Justice has outlined in the Federal Register guidance that includes:
· providing notice,
· ensuring the availability of rele...
2022-08-0244 min
ZeroVMeaningful Access: Changing Systems to Center SurvivorsMeaningful Access is KCADV's framework for providing non discriminatory services. Cultural Competency is providing every survivor the presumption of innocence, worthiness, and competence. Both of these are central to the systems change work that KCADV engages in both in our own internal systems and all the systems that touch survivors' lives. This podcast discusses what meaningful access, cultural competence, and systems change have to do with each other, and how we're changing systems to center survivors.
2022-08-021h 32
ZeroVGet to Know ZeroV: A Resource for StudentsMany students often reach out to ZeroV to conduct research papers, or to complete assignments for a class. This podcast is designed to provide the answers to the questions that are likely to be included in an assignment.
2022-02-1539 min
ZeroVLearning about ZeroV's Housing ServicesThis episode is designed to give an overview of the Housing resources that ZeroV has available for survivors of domestic violence.
2022-02-151h 28
ZeroVLearning About Harm Reduction with Alex ElswickAlex Elswick will discuss Harm reduction, which is a set of practical strategies and ideas aimed at reducing negative consequences associated with substance use. Harm reduction refers to policies, programs and practices that aim to minimize negative health, social and legal impacts associated with substance use, policies and laws.
About Alex Elswick: Alex Elswick is a tireless advocate for people with substance use disorders. He currently serves the University of Kentucky as an Assistant Extension Professor for Substance Use Prevention and Recovery. Alex’s knowledge and experience with addiction is multifaceted. His professional experience, non-profit work, and research...
2022-02-1551 min
ZeroVChildren, Teens, and Parenting; Working with Families Experiencing DV (M4)In this module, wealso discuss the potential traumatic effects of domestic violence on children, parent/survivors,andon their relationships with each other and within the family. This includes thinking about how children’s attachment relationships may be altered or disrupted by domestic violence, and how the abusive partner’s behavior and actions may compromise the quality of the caregiving environment. In turn, we examine how and in what ways this may create risks for children’s development over time.
2021-01-273h 03
ZeroVTrauma Response to Emotional Distress & Crisis/Co-occurrence of Domestic Violence and Substance Use (M5)Module 5 is designed for advocates and their community partners to provide trauma-informed training on substance use and abuse in the context of domestic violence and sexual Assault. There are two main purposes of this module:
1) To increase awareness of substance use and abuse in the context of domestic violence and sexual assault and other forms of trauma.
2)To provide tools for advocatesand communitypartners seeking to provide competent, trauma-informedtraining in their community.
2021-01-271h 55ZeroVUnderstanding the Impact on Advocates and Advocacy AND Creating Trauma-Informed Environments, Services, and Organizations (M4)This module provides an overview of what we mean by trauma-informed services –recognizing the pervasiveness and impact of trauma on survivors, staff, and organizations and ensuring that this understanding is incorporatedintoevery aspect of the organization and its service delivery. What this means in essence is minimizing any further traumatization (counteracting the experience of abuse) and facilitating healing, resilience, and well-being (working to mitigate and transform the effects of abuse). This approach creates a foundation for understanding trauma within the context of our work and for incorporating this knowledge into our service delivery and supervisory practices.
2021-01-271h 33ZeroVUnderstanding the Impact on Advocates and Advocacy/Creating Trauma-Informed Environments, Services, and Organizations (M3)In Module 3, we will focus on the issues that commonly arise for us in creating respectful, safe, caring, collaborative, empowering relationships with the survivors with whom we work, as well as other people in our lives. When we talked in Module 1about being trauma-informed, we talked about addressing the issues that often get in theway of doing “good advocacy.” For the most part, those issues arise fromthe challenges we experience in our relationships with survivors,how whatwebring to those relationships can affect the people we work with,and how what they bring to our interactions, in turn, may affect us.
2021-01-272h 18ZeroVAdverse Childhood Experiences in Adult Survivors/Trauma in the Context of Domestic Violence Advocacy (M2)This module provides an overview of how our understanding of trauma has changed over the past 30-40 years and then focuses on the impact of trauma across the lifespan. It is designed to provide a basic understanding of the ways we can be affected by trauma, including our interactions with others and what can help to mitigate those effects.
2021-01-271h 11ZeroVHistory of the DV Movement: Expectations and Challenges of Advocacy on Behalf of Survivors (M1)The purpose of this module is to provide an integrated framework for thinking about trauma in the context of domestic violence and for incorporating a trauma/social justice lens into our advocacy work. In setting the stage to explore individual and organizational approaches to creatingtrauma-informed, culturally attuned domestic violence services and organizations, this module begins with a definition of individual and collective trauma and a discussion of what we mean by “trauma informed” and why it matters to domestic violence/sexual assault (DV/SA)advocacy work. It then focuses on concerns advocates have had about incorporating a trauma-informed approach,incl...
2021-01-271h 46
Voice of All - The Magic Story Audio DramaGuilds of Ravnica 3: Clans and LegionsA newly promoted Wojek stumbles upon a massive conspiracy.
Original Story: https://magic.wizards.com/en/articles/archive/magic-story/clans-legions-2018-10-24
Voice Credits:
Skormak: Brian Elwell
Weslyn: Purple Rogue https://twitter.com/Purplerogue57
Aresaan: Fox http://foxcoloredcat.tumblr.com/
Brazer: Jacob Fetters
Kahti: Sweet Chips https://www.castingcall.club/m/SweetChips
Giant Guard: Curtis Lantgen
Minotaur Guard: Rebecca Durst https://www.castingcall.club/m/Rebecca-Durst
Sound Credits:
Sound Editing by Liz Jones
“Walk that Dog” by US Army Blues
http://freemusicarchive.org/music/US_Army_Blues/Live_At_Blues_Alley/0_-_11_-_The_US_Army_Blues_-_Walk_That_Dog
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2018-11-1643 min