Each podcast episode brings together voices from high school students and senior citizens to discuss their concerns about climate change.
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On November 16th, 2023, organisations from all over the world are proclaiming a worldwide day for action. Join host Lena Winzer as she introduces the concept of ‘intergenerational fairness’ and the organisations championing the Intergenerational Fairness Day! Every month an episode will be released, in which challenges to an intergenerationally fair world are introduced and discussed. The first episode releases on 16/11/2023 and is produced by Lena Winzer and Svenja Klöckner.
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Kaiser Permanente's Educational Theatre Program in collaboration with Oregon Children's Theatre presents the Intergenerational Queer Audio Project.This podcast includes stories, reflections, poems, and songs from members of our diverse queer community, ranging in ages from fourteen to eighty. Themes of the podcast include “generations”- our relationships to family and ancestors, moments that feel like “the eye of the hurricane”, and dreams for a future of justice and caring. The project is l ...
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Intergenerational Justice: What do we owe future generations?: Hilary Term Seminar Series 2011
Oxford University
What are the long-term consequences of decisions we make today, and to what extent should the interests of future generations be taken into account? There is a wide range of public policy challenges that require us to provide some sort of answer to these questions. This interdisciplinary seminar series brings together academics and experts to address the implications of critical questions arising from ideas of intergenerational justice. Speakers will consider different areas of public policy ...
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Le podcast intergénérationnel de la CFQF
Commission fédérale pour les questions féminines CFQF/Eidgenössische Kommission für Frauenfragen EKF
Qu’est-ce qui préoccupe les jeunes militantes qui s’engagent à l’heure actuelle pour une société plus égalitaire ? En quoi leurs revendications et leurs buts diffèrent-ils de ceux des féministes qui les ont précédées ? Dans le podcast intergénérationnel de la CFQF, deux femmes échangent sur des sujets variés qui sont au cœur de l’actualité : l'antiracisme, les femmes dans l'armée, le climat, la santé sexuelle, le mouvement lesbien et queer, la violence contre les femmes, et le sexisme en pol ...
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Full classroom, "in the round"-style. Bruce Langhus once again takes the reigns with an entire class of senior students at Cambridge-Narrows School, and this is one episode you don't want to miss, because it’s the last one!Voices of Community
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Welcome to the third episode of the Intergenerational Fairness Day Podcast coming March 16th! Join us as we discuss the physical, emotional, social and educational challenges Young Carers face in their daily lives in Episode 3: Unseen Heroes: Empowering Young Carers! Listen to your host Lena Winzer discuss a whole new aspect of intergenerational (u…
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Agronomist Paul Breau takes prepared questions about farming, what every good farm needs, and the financial aspects of it all.Voices of Community
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From our new series, Voices Climate Teaching Resources - stories suitable for primary school students to learn about climate concerns. This series is brought to you by Voices for Sustainable Environments and Communities, and funded by the New Brunswick Environmental Trust Fund.Voices of Community
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From our new series, Voices Climate Teaching Resources - stories suitable for primary school students to learn about climate concerns. This series is brought to you by Voices for Sustainable Environments and Communities, and funded by the New Brunswick Environmental Trust Fund.Voices of Community
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Episode 18 - Cambridge Narrows ENTIRE CLASS
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Full classroom, "in the round"-style. Bruce Langhus takes the reigns with an entire class of Grade 8 students at Cambridge-Narrows School, and this is one episode you don't want to miss! While we've established a level of concern from citizens both young and senior over three seasons, there's always an outlier. This is it.…
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Welcome to the second episode of the Intergenerational Fairness Day Podcast coming January 16th! Join us as we delve deeper into the work of the FRFG in Episode 2: Longterm Thinking with the Foundation for the Rights of Future Generations. Listen to your host Lena Winzer as she interviews the scientific director Jörg Tremmel, the head of the board …
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Cayden, Danni, and Will are back, and this time they've brought Nevada with them - and all four of them face off with Mayor Derek Pleadwell of the municipality of Arcadia. Together, we all learn a civics lesson in what it takes to be an engaged citizen, and about how changing climate affects a small village along the bank of the Saint John River. H…
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The Fearsome Foursome - Sylvia, Logan, Michaela and Emma - make their return to discuss what goes into climate change mitigation from the viewpoint of the government. Joined by the head of the Oromocto Town Planning Council Dallas Gillis, we all learn something from these 45 minutes.Voices of Community
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Raw footage of a conversation with Oromocto high school students on what's driving their decisions, and steps they can take to improve the environment from their own home.Voices of Community
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Three students from middle school in Gagetown, NB Canada took part in a roundtable discussion in a first for Intergenerational Conversations. Do students from grades 7 and 8 have different views than those who are seniors in high school? Let's find out!Voices of Community
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Welcome to the first episode of the Intergenerational Fairness Day Podcast! Join us in our worldwide effort to call for intergenerational fairness on November 16th! Listen to your host Lena Winzer tell you all about the concept and introduce you to the organisations that have called this day into action. Follow us on instagram @intergenerationalfai…
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On November 16th, 2023, organisations from all over the world are proclaiming a worldwide day for action. Join host Lena Winzer as she introduces the concept of 'intergenerational fairness' and the organisations championing the Intergenerational Fairness Day! In too many areas of life, society is acting at the expense of young people and future gen…
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Muriel Waeger et Claire Sagnières, deux femmes issues de deux générations différentes, parlent de leur engagement personnel et politique au sein du mouvement lesbien et queer. Muriel Waeger a 28 ans; elle est co-directrice de l'Organisation suisse des lésbienne LOS et militante queer. Elle s'entretient avec Claire Sagnières (72 ans), docteure en mé…
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Loukina Tille et Laurence Martin, deux femmes issues de deux générations différentes, parlent de leur engagement comme femmes pour le climat. Loukina Tille a 21 ans; elle est étudiante en sciences politiques et militante pour le climat. Laurence Martin a 78 ans; elle est membre fondatrice des Grands-parents pour le climat. Films, livres et liens re…
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Maéva Badré et Rina Nissim, deux femmes issues de deux générations différentes parlent de leur engagement féministe pour la santé sexuelle. Maéva Badré a 29 ans, elle est doctorante en biologie et éducatrice à la vie affective et sexuelle. Rina Nissim a 71 ans, elle est naturopathe, auteure, activiste. Livres recommandés par les protagonistes: 📖 «M…
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Laureline Wasilewski et Chantal Honegger-Rupp, deux femmes issues de deux générations différentes, parlent de leur engagement dans l’armée et en politique. Laureline Wasilewski a 19 ans. Elle est soldat et s’engage chez les Vert’Libéraux. Chantal Honegger-Rupp a 65 ans. Elle est retraitée de l’armée où elle a servi trente ans, tient aujourd’hui un …
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In a preview of Season 3, Bruce gets behind the microphone with a Texas high school teacher - his own daughter, Angie, discussing the differences between New Brunswickers and Texans as we combat a brutal summer of wildfires and heat domes.Voices of Community
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Meriam Mastour et Maryelle Budry, deux femmes issues de deux générations différentes parlent de leur engagement dans la grève féministe et particulièrement de l’inclusion des minorités au mouvement. Meriam Mastour a 30 ans; elle est juriste, défenseuse des droits humains et mère. Maryelle Budry a 80 ans; elle était journaliste, puis psychologue et …
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Qu’est-ce qui préoccupe les jeunes militantes qui s’engagent à l’heure actuelle pour une société plus égalitaire ? En quoi leurs revendications et leurs buts diffèrent-ils de ceux des féministes qui les ont précédées? Dans le podcast intergénérationnel de la CFQF, deux femmes échangent sur des sujets variés qui sont au cœur de l’actualité. Avec ce …
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A while back, in the summer of 2022, we embarked upon a project aimed at bringing together the youth of province and senior citizens from the same geographical neighbourhoods to discuss the similarities and differences between the two age groups as it relates to how we view climate crises. Our Intergenerational Conversations on Climate series encap…
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Episode 12 - The Grand Finale Roundtable with Reagan, Conner, Luciel, and Bella
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Has Planet Earth reached its final episode? We handpicked four of our past guest teens to participate in an open forum roundtable discussing why it's not too late and what they can do as the next generation of environmental warriors to pick up the baton.Voices of Community
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«Eine Zeitlang habe ich gedacht, es ist alles eingeschlafen. Als Feministin wurde man belächelt», sagt Lisbeth Sippel (72). Sie war eine der ersten, die vor 40 Jahren Häusliche Gewalt anprangerte. Heute ist der Feminismus wieder da. «Jedes Mal, wenn ein Feminizid passiert, gehen wir am darauffolgenden Donnerstag auf den Platz, um unsere Wut und uns…
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«Die Klimajugend hat mir extrem Aufwind gegeben», sagt Iris Frei (66), die seit den 1970er Jahren gegen AKWs kämpft. Bei der Jugend möchte sie sich entschuldigen: «Ich finde es ganz schlimm, dass wir euch so eine Welt hinterlassen.» «Danke für diese Entschuldigung, aber ihr habt ja alles versucht, dass genau das nicht passiert», entgegnet Lena Bühl…
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We run the gamut of almost every previous episode in this season finale, asking all of the toughest questions, and both participants show how able they are to answer! Full of thoughtful insights, it's an episode fit for a finale, so give it a listen.
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«Ich finde, die Ehe ist eigentlich eine überflüssige Institution – vor allem für uns Lesben», sagt Katharina Belser (69), die seit den 1970er Jahren in der Frauen- und Lesbenbewegung aktiv ist. «Deshalb habe ich damals auch gesagt, zuerst kämpfen wir für die Ehe für alle, und dann schaffen wir sie ab», sagt Ewa Bender (24), die Präsidentin der Milc…
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Is mass transportation the answer to local climate change challenges? Brayden and Clair join Dr. Bruce Langhus as we explore this question and many more.
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«Ich habe immer noch das Gefühl, ich muss mehr leisten, ich muss inhaltlich kompetenter sein», sagt Rosmarie Quadranti (65), Mitte-Politikerin. Flavia Aebli (22) beschreibt, wie sie als junge Frau zuerst zauderte, das Amt der FDP-Generalsekretärin Graubünden zu übernehmen: «Ich hatte wirklich grosse Angst. Aber da haben auch so diese Mantras mitges…
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Bella and Paul have a lengthy discussion about what steps they take in their day-to-day lives to help heal the world.
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«Ich werde oft auf mein Schwarz-Sein reduziert», sagt die 22-jährige Anti-Rassismus-Aktivistin Janice Ackermann. «Man vergisst, dass ich nicht nur schwarz bin, und dass mein Schwarzsein eigentlich das Uninteressanteste an mir ist.» «Wenn ich dich höre, macht mich das recht traurig», sagt Zeedah Meierhofer-Mangeli, die 1993 in Zürich den Treffpunkt …
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Conner and Tom discuss electric vs. combustion, and whether teenagers are doing enough to sound the alarm on climate change.Voices of Community
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Was haben junge Aktivistinnen und engagierte Frauen der älteren Generation einander zu sagen? In der ersten Staffel des Generationenpodcasts der EKF «sie&sie» unterhalten sich zwei Frauen über die brennenden Fragen unserer Zeit: Antirassismus, Klima, Queer-Bewegung, Gewalt gegen Frauen und Sexismus in der Politik. Mit dem Generationenpodcast «sie&s…
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In our second season opener, Luciel Jackson and Kim Hughes discuss the role of government (and whether they can be reasoned with), and public attitudes toward the changing climate.Voices of Community
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Usual podcast host Bruce Langhus has a seat on the other side as he and his American son John have a truly intergenerational conversation on climate. Discussed in this episode is how various levels of government on both sides of the border are being informed, and the differences between the United States of America and Canada in how to best deal wi…
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Gagetown, New Brunswick's Deputy Mayor Pat and Olivia discuss what role the government should be playing in improving the environment.Voices of Community
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April and Don discuss a myriad of topics surrounding how to slow down the climate disaster and what the biggest threat is to mother nature... and the answer might shock you.Voices of Community
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What's it going to take to come back from the brink? We ask John and Johnny what they're doing today that will help tomorrow, and how they would work to heal the world if they had the financial means to do so.Voices of Community
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Isabelle & Grant discuss how what we do locally affects life globally, and how it all starts in our own backyard. Farming life in New Brunswick and import/export concerns are topics of conversation.Voices of Community
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Josh and Robert discuss climate change, who they trust, and how old is too young to vote?Voices of Community
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Enjoy all the songs from the project, including the previously unreleased song, I Only Cared About You! 00:00 Way Out by Sidra Morgan-Montoya 03:41 Be Done With the Game by Venessa 06:13 Shattered Pieces by Anna Gunderson 09:29 You Are Loved by Kaitlyn O'Neill 13:10 Magnetism lyrics and vocals by Ari Chadwick-Saund, music and piano by Anna Gunderso…
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This is a collection of audio art– songs, stories, poems, reflections. This is a message to our younger selves. We ask that you listen on their behalf. Please enjoy this bonus episode, written and performed by Corey Gallet de St. Aurin. A special thanks to Forward Stride. Visit our website for more info. Trevor Lifeline (24-hour crisis line for LGB…
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This is a collection of audio art– songs, stories, poems, reflections. This is a message to our younger selves. We ask that you listen on their behalf. Visit our website for more info. Trevor Lifeline (24-hour crisis line for LGBTQ youth): (866) 488-7386 Trans Lifeline (24 hour crisis line for Trans folks): (877) 565-8860 Call to Safety (24-hour do…
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This is a collection of audio art– songs, stories, poems, reflections. This is a message to our younger selves. We ask that you listen on their behalf. Visit our website for more info. Trevor Lifeline (24-hour crisis line for LGBTQ youth): (866) 488-7386 Trans Lifeline (24 hour crisis line for Trans folks): (877) 565-8860 Call to Safety (24-hour do…
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This is a collection of audio art– songs, stories, poems, reflections. This is a message to our younger selves. We ask that you listen on their behalf. Visit our website for more info. Trevor Lifeline (24-hour crisis line for LGBTQ youth): (866) 488-7386 Trans Lifeline (24 hour crisis line for Trans folks): (877) 565-8860 Call to Safety (24-hour do…
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In this discussion, the cast and creative team will be sharing their experiences of working in a creative space focused on the queer community, the process of collaboration and creating their stories, personal discoveries made, and the impact the experience had on them. Visit our website to watch the recording, and for more info!…
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In response to COVID-19 and the challenges of gathering together, Kaiser Permanente's Educational Theatre Program, in collaboration with Oregon Children’s Theatre, is excited to announce its first-ever audio play! The Intergenerational Queer Audio Project Message to Ourselves is inspired by the question “what is your message to your younger self?” …
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Professor Asheim, Department of Economics, University of Oslo, gives a talk for the Oxford Martin School Hilary Term Seminar Series 2011 Intergenerational Justice: What do we owe future generations? Economists sometimes claim that generations cannot be treated equally. Some even argue that future generations must be given less weight than the prese…
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Dr Martin Weale, of the Bank of England Monetary Policy, gives a talk for the Oxford Martin School 2011 Hilary Term Seminar Series; Intergenerational Justice: What do we owe future generations? We assess fiscal policy from the perspective of fairness between generations and the relationship between this and national saving, in the context where the…
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Climate change investment - what is it worth for future generations?
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The worthiness of a social investment project is a balance between the cost of the project, and the value of the benefits to society/ how long those benefits may apply. The term social discounting is often used by economists as a way of summarising this, and it's precise calculation is often an area of hot debate. Nowhere is this more true than in …
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Our world is demographically divided - some populations continue to grow rapidly, while others are already on a shrinking trajectory. But it is becoming increasingly important to understand how population structures are actually changing, not just increasing in size. Many populations have been ageing in an historically unprecedented way, and an acc…
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