Global Diversity Foundation Podcasts

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  • With global catastrophes multiplying, our sense of belonging is under threat like never before. In an era marked by polarizing discourses, the rise of far-right movements, global armed conflicts, climate collapse and a cascading series of crises, "Patchwork of Belonging" emerges as a vital exploration of what it means to find new - and rediscover old - ways to belong and find connection, in these trying times.

    This podcast weaves together a rich tapestry of stories, blending sound documentary and fiction styles, interwoven with evocative field recordings and poetic storytelling.

    Our environmental and social crises are so entangled that no single solution will suffice, and no one person can set things right alone. Through a collection of narratives from diverse voices from around the world, we delve into the personal and collective journeys of individuals navigating their sense of belonging in tumultuous times. From grassroots activists to community organizers, from climate crisis refugees to indigenous peoples reclaiming their heritage, from artists to farmers, each episode illuminates the struggles and triumphs of those fighting for a place to call home.

    "Patchwork of Belonging" is a testament to the power of interconnected stories and the necessity of solidarity in the face of fragmentation. And it is also a radical act of storytelling, challenging the divisive forces that seek to fragment our societies. It is a space where voices marginalized by mainstream narratives find resonance and power. Each story is a thread in a larger fabric, illustrating how connection to land, culture, and community can be a source of resilience and resistance.

    In the face of growing inequality, environmental degradation, and social injustice, this podcast underscores the necessity of solidarity and mutual understanding.

    Join us as we marry local action and knowledge with global innovation, to restore our sense of belonging, enhance livelihoods, and promote diversity. We envision a world where regenerative alternatives blossom, thrive, and connect, reversing the destructive status quo and offering new ways of being in relationship with our planet and each other.

    "Patchwork of Belonging" invites you to listen, learn, and weave together a more inclusive and compassionate world.
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With global catastrophes multiplying, our sense of belonging is under threat like never before. In an era marked by polarizing discourses, the rise of far-right movements, global armed conflicts, climate collapse and a cascading series of crises, "Patchwork of Belonging" emerges as a vital exploration of what it means to find new - and rediscover old - ways to belong and find connection, in these trying times.

This podcast weaves together a rich tapestry of stories, blending sound documentary and fiction styles, interwoven with evocative field recordings and poetic storytelling.

Our environmental and social crises are so entangled that no single solution will suffice, and no one person can set things right alone. Through a collection of narratives from diverse voices from around the world, we delve into the personal and collective journeys of individuals navigating their sense of belonging in tumultuous times. From grassroots activists to community organizers, from climate crisis refugees to indigenous peoples reclaiming their heritage, from artists to farmers, each episode illuminates the struggles and triumphs of those fighting for a place to call home.

"Patchwork of Belonging" is a testament to the power of interconnected stories and the necessity of solidarity in the face of fragmentation. And it is also a radical act of storytelling, challenging the divisive forces that seek to fragment our societies. It is a space where voices marginalized by mainstream narratives find resonance and power. Each story is a thread in a larger fabric, illustrating how connection to land, culture, and community can be a source of resilience and resistance.

In the face of growing inequality, environmental degradation, and social injustice, this podcast underscores the necessity of solidarity and mutual understanding.

Join us as we marry local action and knowledge with global innovation, to restore our sense of belonging, enhance livelihoods, and promote diversity. We envision a world where regenerative alternatives blossom, thrive, and connect, reversing the destructive status quo and offering new ways of being in relationship with our planet and each other.

"Patchwork of Belonging" invites you to listen, learn, and weave together a more inclusive and compassionate world.
Global Diversity Foundation
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  • Fear & Polarisation pt. 2: The Ferguson Uprising

    Fear & Polarisation pt. 2: The Ferguson Uprising
    2023/09/18

    Join us for a captivating conversation with Mihir Shirman, a passionate researcher and advocate delving into the intersections of fear, polarization, and social movements. With his expertise in topics such as race, anti-racism, activism, and political subjectivity, Mihir sheds light on the profound impact of fear in our society.

    In this exciting podcast, Mihir shares his research work conducted in St. Louis, specifically documenting the Ferguson uprising. Interspersed throughout are immersive soundscapes from the streets, capturing the raw energy of the uprising - the echoes of people screaming, shouting, and demanding justice.. With a critical lens rooted in medical anthropology, environmentalism, and economic anthropology, Mihir unravels the complex relationship between fear and the polarization of communities.

    Through insightful analysis, Mihir unveils the ways fear shapes social movements and influences political dynamics. By exploring the transformative potential of addressing fear and polarization, he provides valuable perspectives on fostering empathy, understanding, and unity in the face of societal challenges.
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    32 分
  • Fear & the Body pt. 2 | Enhanced with healing sounds and guided meditations

    Fear & the Body pt. 2 | Enhanced with healing sounds and guided meditations
    2023/08/31

    Immerse yourself in a captivating journey of healing and transformation with our newly enhanced podcast. Building upon the profound exploration of fear, we now present an expanded edition that incorporates soothing healing sounds, ambient music, therapeutic guided meditations, and other flowing forms of energetic sounds and music.

    In this unique edition, we delve deeper into the mysteries of fear and its profound impact on our bodies and minds. Through insightful conversations with remarkable individuals who are conquering their own fears, we uncover intimate insights and practical strategies for overcoming fear. Embark on a transformative journey guided by the wisdom of Karen Larbi, a passionate advocate for diversity and inclusion; Nessie Reid, a farmer and co-director of the Global Diversity Foundation; and Sulaiman R. Khan, a visionary and active disability rights advocate.

    Discover how fear, when harnessed, can serve as a catalyst for personal growth, unity, and the empowerment of ourselves and others. As we navigate these conversations, we skillfully integrate healing sounds, ambient music, and therapeutic elements to create a seamless tapestry of uplifting and nourishing experiences. Allow the gentle guidance of our expert hosts, led by Simran Rawan, Communication & Membership Coordinator at Global Diversity Foundation, to lead you on an enlightening exploration of fear and its transformative potential.

    Tune in to this enhanced edition of our podcast and let the healing sounds and soothing music envelop you on this profound journey.


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    30 分
  • Fear & Polarisation, pt.1: The India-Pakistan Partition

    Fear & Polarisation, pt.1: The India-Pakistan Partition
    2023/07/18

    Simran grew up in Delhi, but her grandparents migrated from Pakistan during Partition. Samirah grew up in Lahore, twin city to Delhi, and her grandparents migrated from India during Partition. In this powerful & poignant dialogue, they confront the deep-rooted fear and hatred that persists between India & Pakistan, even 75 years after Partition. Both Simran and Samirah find themselves unable to easily reconnect with their ancestral lands due to the prevailing tensions and animosity. India, once celebrated as "the world's largest democracy," has seen a shift towards a far-right agenda, bent on marginalizing Muslims and erasing their presence. Meanwhile, religious minorities in Pakistan face the brutal reality of systemic violence, with alarming instances of lynchings targeting Ahmadi Muslims, Christians, Hazaras, Balochis, and other marginalized communities.Together, Simran and Samirah explore the complex dynamics that hinder peace, understanding, and reconciliation between India and Pakistan. They shed light on the urgent need to confront these issues and work towards a future where religious and ethnic differences are celebrated rather than weaponized. Join us for an eye-opening conversation that challenges stereotypes, seeks common ground, and offers hope for a more inclusive and harmonious world.This podcast is part of the 'Transforming Fear' series, which delves deep into the human psyche, exploring the roots of fear and its impact on our lives both as individuals and communities.

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    💡 Episode corrigendum/clarification
    - Gujarat riots happened in 2002, not in the late 90s as mentioned at 32'.- Adnan Sami had a Pakistani father & Indian mother. He had a Pakistani passport until 2015 and has an Indian passport as of 2016.
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    42 分

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