Hungry Mind Recordings, Inc. - Conference Recordings and Documentation on DVD, CD and Digital mp3 Downloads

Mental health professionals are sought after by members of the media seeking background information or quotes for their stories. Engaging with the media offers analysts the opportunity to lend a news story a psychoanalytic perspective, leading to a greater understanding of psychoanalysis among members of the public. This workshop addresses how to give an interview for print, television and radio, what to keep in mind when speaking to reporters and tips for staying on message. We also discuss writing successful opinion pieces and letters-to-the-editor.

MP3

$15.00

SEA08-113

How to See the Whole Elephant: Market Research for Social Enterprisers

Speakers: Rolfe Larson

MP3

$10.00

ConBio12-236

SYM 31: Climate Change Adaptation through Natural Community Conservation Plans (NCCPs) in California

MP3

$10.00

NPSG12-202

Building a Powerful Regional Equity Coalition to Deliver on Sustainable Communities

Speakers: Kalima Rose, Director of the PolicyLink Center for Infrastructure Equity, PolicyLink; Allen Fernandez-Smith, President and CEO, Urban Habitat; Nathaniel Smith, Founder and Convener, Partnership for Southern Equity; Russ Adams, Executive Director, Alliance for Metropolitan Sustainability

Powerful regional equity coalitions and networks have formed over the last decade to unite communities of color and low-income communities across a region. These coalitions steer regional planning efforts, win and preserve affordable housing near transit, foster transit service and investments in ways that connect their communities to opportunities in the region. Regional equity leaders from Oakland, the Twin Cities, and Atlanta guide participants in how to bring together diverse organizations, define priorities and roles, and work in concert to accomplish structural changes in their communities.

MP3

$10.00

CELA17-201

ANNUAL EMPLOYMENT LAW UPDATE – PART 2

Speakers: Andrew Friedman, Ramit Mizrahi

2-hour session

MP3

$25.00

NPSG12-143

Healthy Metropolitan Food Systems

Speakers: Dan Carmody, President, Detroit Eastern Market; Malik Yakini, Executive Director, Detroit Black Community Food Security Network; Ashley Atkinson, Director of Urban Agriculture and Openspace, The Greening of Detroit; Michael Sands, Senior Associate, Liberty Prairie Foundation

Growing food is an act of empowerment that can build neighborliness, provide experiential learning, improve health residents' health, and promote social justice. Local food production, processing, and distribution can help improve access to healthy and nutritious food in underserved areas while increasing job prospects for residents with a wide variety of skill sets. Panelists share their wide variety of experiences in restoring vitality to metropolitan food systems in Chicago and Detroit.

Audio CDs: 1

Audio CD

$15.00

AGPA13-206

Seven Potential Hazards of Blurred Boundaries in Group: Ethical & Clinical Implications

Speakers: Robert Pepper

MP3

$12.00

GSPEC13-311

Surgical Options for the Transgender Adolescent and Beyond

Speakers: Marci Bowers, MD, Curtis Crane, MD

MP3

$10.00

ETO08-1B

Opening Keynote

Speakers: Keynote: Marianne Williamson, PhD

MP3

$10.00

TBA07-252

Democracy Works: Comprehensive Electoral Reform

Speakers: Ellen Miller, Michael Waldman, Mark Green, Wade Henderson, David Donnelly

MP3

$10.00

GSPEC13-111

PROFESSIONALS WORKSHOP: Working with Caregivers: Support, Information & Advocacy

Speakers: Jessie Rose Cohen, LCSW

MP3

$10.00

GSPEC13-121

PROFESSIONALS WORKSHOP: Puberty Blockers & Cross Hormones

Speakers: Johanna Olson, MD; Jennifer Hastings, MD; Stephen Rosenthal, MD

MP3

$10.00

AGPA13-202

Master’s Circle — Group Consultation

Speakers: David Hawkins

MP3

$12.00

NPSG12-100

Advancing Equity through Planning: Challenges & Opportunities

Across the country, communities and regions are finding that inclusive, equitable planning processes empower them to address the economic, environmental, health, and other challenges they face. However, integrating social equity, affordability, economic and workforce development, and environmental justice into local and regional planning is not always straightforward. This half-day session draws on the experiences of HUD’s Sustainable Communities Regional Planning and Community Challenge grantees to shed light on the barriers and opportunities related to fair and equitable planning. Structured as a working session, the half-day event highlights and builds on the ongoing efforts of 2010 and 2011 grantee teams. Participants – practitioners from the equitable development, environmental justice, smart growth, and planning fields – take part in dialogues with the grantees about how to apply lessons learned more broadly. The event concludes with reflections by federal and philanthropic leaders on how local, regional, state, tribal, federal, and foundation stakeholders can work together to advance inclusive planning and growth.

MP3

$35.00

GSPEC13-334

Gender and Faith

Speakers: Christy Baker, MDiv

MP3

$10.00

ETO08-E4

Environmental Sustainability: When the Earth is Our Partner

Speakers: Marc Pilisuk; Luisah Teish; Osprey Orielle Lake; Lorin Troderman. Moderator: Alvaro Cedeno, JD

MP3

$10.00

ConBio12-215

Marine & Freshwater 2

MP3

$10.00

NPSG13-132

New Strategies for Equitable Smart Growth: The Promise of Place-Based “Green Zones”

Speakers: Charlie Sciammas, Community Organizer, People Organizing to Demand Environmental and Economic Rights; Anita Maltbia, Executive Director, Green Impact Zone, Kansas City, MO; Carolina Martinez, Policy Advocate, Environmental Health Coalition; Penny Newman, Executive Director, Center for Community Action and Environmental Justice. Moderator: Sarah Russell, Brownfields Project Manager, U.S. EPA, Region 9.

How can smart growth braid together economic development and equity with a strong foundation in land-use planning into one cohesive movement? We explore this question from the bottom-up: from the perspective of organizations that are combining sustainable land-use planning and smart-growth principles with economic development, all within the framework of equity. The panel lookS at four place-based initiatives that are transitioning areas of high poverty, pollution and poor land-use planning into thriving communities with sustainable housing, transit and economic development. The models are examples of how communities across the country are using place-based models to address persistent issues of poor land-use planning, environmental burdens and lack of economic opportunity. The panelists will discuss how diverse groups can work together to achieve neighborhood-level change on issues of economic development, equity, and sustainable planning.

Audio CDs: 1

Audio CD

$15.00

SEA08-219

The Price is Right: Pricing for Maximum Impact

Speakers: Michael Lowstetter

MP3

$10.00

NPSG12-200

Plenary: Places for People: How Transportation Choices, Infill Development and Good City Design Can Reshape our Communities

Speakers: Shelley Poticha, Director, Office of Sustainable Housing and Communities, U.S. HUD; Janet Attarian, Project Director, Streetscape and Sustainable Design Program; Sustainability Coordinator, Chicago Department of Transportation; Meea Kang, President, Domus Development, LLC; President, California Infill Builders Association

The plenary highlights the important role that federal investments in housing and transportation choices can play in supporting sustainable communities across the country. It also features examples from Chicago to California, where local leaders and developers have increased transportation choices, created a more pedestrian-focused environment, and made infill development a reality — bringing affordable housing and essential services closer together for the people who live there, especially those most in need.

MP3

$10.00

Subtotal

$353.00

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