Best Unaccompanied Minors Podcasts (2025)

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Quick Serves Ep3: The Impact of Our Recruitment Fairs 4:15

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Quick Serves: The Only A Pavement Away Mini Podcast On-the-Go Alongside our monthly Serving Success episodes, Quick Serves brings you bite-sized conversations to keep you inspired, connected and up to date. Each mini episode takes you behind the scenes of our latest programmes, events, and initiatives showcasing how we’re rebuilding lives through e…

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Quick Serves Ep2: Our Impact So Far in Scotland 13:29

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Quick Serves: The Only A Pavement Away Mini Podcast On-the-Go Alongside our monthly Serving Success episodes, Quick Serves brings you bite-sized conversations to keep you inspired, connected and up to date. Each mini episode takes you behind the scenes of our latest programmes, events, and initiatives showcasing how we’re rebuilding lives through e…

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Podcast #30: Kinship Care in Aotearoa New Zealand with Dr. Braden Clark 30:17

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To mark Kinship Care week 2025 Amanda is joined by Dr. Braden Clark, Founder and CEO of Relate Services and co-author of Family’s latest publication; Strengthening Kinship Care in Aotearoa New Zealand. Kinship care is the most widely used form of alternative care globally. And can lead to better outcomes in health, education, and emotional well-bei…

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S2 Ep9: One of Only A Pavement Away’s longest standing members, Paul, explains how the charity supported him from homelessness into employment 20:55

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Beyond the Numbers: Inside Nigeria’s Insecurity Tracker 43:29

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Every week at HumAngle, we track the state of insecurity across Nigeria: the attacks, abductions, armed clashes, displacements, and the lives caught in between. All of it feeds into the HumAngle Insecurity Tracker, a data-driven project documenting trends, patterns, and stories behind the numbers. Today, we ask: What does an insecurity tracker reve…

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Quick Serves Ep1: Behind the Scenes at Passport 2 Employment 7:47

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Quick Serves: The Only A Pavement Away Mini Podcast On-the-Go Alongside our monthly Serving Success episodes, Quick Serves brings you bite-sized conversations to keep you inspired, connected and up to date. Each mini episode takes you behind the scenes of our latest programmes, events, and initiatives showcasing how we’re rebuilding lives through e…

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S2 Ep8: James Brown, Head Chef at Unilever Food Solutions Academy shares his thoughts on the importance of education across the food service industry, and how the organisation is looking to support Chefs ... 17:29

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The UFS Academy is a free, online training portal created for Chefs, by Chefs, covering everything from the art of plating to mental health in the kitchen. James Brown, Head Chef at the UFS Academy shares his passion for the hospitality sector and highlights what he wishes he had known about it at the start of his own career. Each month, Serving Su…

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Nigeria’s Lost Children – The Crisis of Out-of-School and Unaccompanied Minors in Nigeria 43:57

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On The Crisis Room, we’re following insecurity trends across Nigeria. According to UNICEF, Nigeria has the highest number of out-of-school children in the world, an estimated 20 million. That’s one in every ten children globally. Many of them roam the streets of towns and major cities without guardianship or structured education. And behind those n…

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Nigeria’s Hidden Wars: Reporters Speak from the Ground 39:02

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On The Crisis Room, we’re following insecurity trends across Nigeria. Nigeria’s security landscape is a complex and multifaceted one. The dynamics differ according to each region. In Borno State, there is the Boko Haram and ISWAP insurgency, and complications resulting from the government’s resettlement efforts. In this episode, we will be hearing …

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Wasted Away: The Malnutrition Crisis in Katsina 21:24

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On The Crisis Room, we’re sounding the alarm. This week: a powerful conversation with MSF on Nigeria’s malnutrition crisis—where aid workers fight to save lives on the edge. But we’re not stopping there. In the coming episodes, we will dig into the tangled roots of insecurity, mass displacement, and how climate change fuels conflict across Africa. …

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S2 Ep7: Matt Williams, Founder of Big Hug Brewing shares the inspiring story of how he supports people and the planet, and how the hospitality industry can be a catalyst for the greater good 25:05

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Big Hug Brewing creates beers with purpose, raising money for charities supporting people and communities. Matt Williams, the company’s founder, shares his inspiring story of how he built his business around a set of values that strives to help others, and encourages others to do the same. Each month, Serving Success: The Only A Pavement Away Podca…

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S2 Ep6: Janene Pretorius explains how one of the most prestigious restaurant groups in the country has opened its doors to offer jobs to people facing homelessness and experiencing other barriers to employment ... 25:55

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Janene is Group Director of People & Culture at The Wolseley Hospitality Group - a family of individual restaurants whose ethos is focused around creating places where people feel they belong. She spoke to our Founder & CEO Greg Mangham about some of the many Only a Pavement Away Members who have gone from homelessness to developing successful care…

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Episode 29: Children on the Move: advocating for unaccompanied minors. Featuring Flüchtlingsrat Niedersachsen (Germany) 16:43

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This is the third of three podcasts focusing on approaches to support the integration of Children on the Move from the Middle East and other countries to Europe. Since 2020 Family for Every Child member organizations in Italy, Greece, Germany, UK and Lebanon have been working together to develop, share and implement practices. This process of colla…

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S2 Ep5: David McDowall reflects on what it’s like to run the largest pub company in the UK and the role pubs play in communities far and wide. 21:54

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David is CEO at Stonegate Group, the largest pub company in the UK. He spoke to Marie Ingrao, Head of Marketing & Partnerships at Only A Pavement Away, about the challenges of building a positive work culture across such a large organisation and why pubs are so important for our high streets and communities. Each month, Serving Success: The Only A …

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Episode 28: Children on the Move: supporting the integration of unaccompanied minors. Featuring Programma Integra (Italy) 22:35

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This is the second of three podcasts focusing on approaches to support the integration of Children on the Move from the Middle East and other countries to Europe. Since 2020 Family for Every Child member organizations in Italy, Greece, Germany, UK and Lebanon have been working together to develop, share and implement practices. This process of coll…

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S2 Ep4: Katy Moses and our very own CEO discuss how hospitality can help people rebuild their lives, and share the latest insights on how Gen Z perceives the sector. 34:06

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Greg Mangham, Founder & CEO of Only a Pavement Away, catches up with Katy Moses, founder & MD of KAM, a hospitality insight consultancy, to discuss misconceptions about the sector and what we know about Gen Z as customers and team members. Each month, Serving Success: The Only A Pavement Away Podcast, shines a spotlight on purpose and positive chan…

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S2 Ep3: Baton Berisha talks us through his journey from coming to the UK in the 90s as an unaccompanied minor, to running one of the most prestigious restaurant groups in the country. 33:33

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Our host Mark Stretton catches up with Baton Berisha, CEO of Rare Restaurants, the parent company of Gaucho and M, and former CEO of the Wolseley Hospitality Group. His impressive career has evolved from humble beginnings; he shares what he has learned on the path to success. Each month, Serving Success: The Only A Pavement Away Podcast, will shine…

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Episode 27: Children on the Move: a holistic approach to supporting integration. Featuring CFAB (UK) 30:55

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This is the first of three podcasts focusing on approaches to support the integration of Children on the Move from the Middle East and other countries to Europe. Since 2020 Family for Every Child member organizations in Italy, Greece, Germany, UK and Lebanon have been working together to develop, share and implement practices. This process of colla…

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S2 Ep2: Lorraine Copes explains how the hospitality industry has an equity and inclusion issue, rather than a diversity issue, and highlights what can be done to fix it 37:57

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Our host Mark Stretton catches up with Lorraine Copes, founder of Be Inclusive Hospitality, a social enterprise and a not-for-profit organisation with an overarching mission to advance racial equity within the hospitality, food and drink industries. Each month, Serving Success: The Only A Pavement Away Podcast, will shine a spotlight on purpose and…

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Episode 26: Decolonising Funding, featuring Pendekezo Letu (Kenya) and Undugu Society (Kenya) 30:27

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In this podcast Amanda is joined by leaders of two Family for Every Child member organisations based in Nairobi, Kenya. Okari Magati is the Executive Director of Pendekezo Letu and Eric Mukoya is Executive Director of Undugu Society of Kenya. At Family we know that local CSOs are best placed to deliver change that reflects the cultural, social, eco…

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S2 Ep1: Shereen Ritchie tells us why she is so passionate about championing the incredibly unique hospitality sector and all the inspiring people within it 32:42

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Our host Mark Stretton speaks to former Buns from Home CEO Shereen Ritchie. Shereen was previously the Managing Director of Leon and is an advocate for shaping and driving change for the hospitality industry. Each week, Serving Success: The Only A Pavement Away Podcast, will shine a spotlight on purpose and positive change within the industry. Our …

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Episode 25: Engaging Vulnerable Youth in Advocacy, featuring Pillars Ka Pou (New Zealand) 40:13

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In this episode Amanda is joined by three representatives of Pillars Ka Pou, a New Zealand based charity which exists to support the children and families of people in prison or serving a community sentence. We hear about the work of the Youth Advisory Panel, which launched in 2022 to directly engage young people with lived experience and amplify t…

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Episode 24: Supporting Mental Wellbeing in Children, Families and Communities - Approaches from Three Continents 1:14:43

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In this episode Amanda is joined by representatives of three member organisations who are working to support children's mental health and wellbeing across three continents. Omattie Madray, Managing Director of ChildLinK, in Guyana, Chaste Uwihoreye, Country Director at Uyisenga Ni Imanzi in Rwanda and Rita Panicker, Director of Butterflies, in Indi…

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Update On The Humanitarian Crisis In Sudan 14:08

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On #TheCrisisRoom today, we're joined by Mahdi Garba, a humanitarian reporter at HumAngle, who provides updates on the ongoing crisis in Sudan. Production Team: Sabiqah Bello, Mardi Garba, Usman Abba Zanna Executive Producer: Ahmad Salkida For more stories, visit humanglemedia.com.By HumAngle

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Analysing The Resettlement Programme In Borno With SEMA 22:50

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On this episode of The Crisis Room, our Lake Chad editor will be having a conversation with Dr Barkindo Saidu, Director-General of the Borno State Emergency Management Agency about the State’s resettlement programme. Production Team: Abdulkareem Haruna, Hauwa Shaffii Nuhu and Anthony Asemota Executive Producer: Ahmad Salkida For more stories, visit…

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Episode 23: Supporting LGBTQ+ Homeless Youth, featuring the Ali Forney Centre, USA 43:49

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In this month’s podcast Amanda is joined by two representatives of the Ali Forney Center in New York. Nadia Swanson is Director of Technical Assistance and Advocacy and Maddox Guerilla is Technical Assistance Consultant, and former graduate of the Center. The Ali Forney Center (AFC) was established in 2002 in memory of Ali, a gender non-conforming …

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Navigating the Southeast Nigeria Conflict 19:01

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In this episode of The Crisis Room podcast, Adejumo Kabir engages in a crucial conversation with a senior police officer from the Imo State Police Command. This officer shares firsthand insights into the challenges faced by security operatives working to ensure the safety of lives and properties in the region. Join us for an in-depth discussion on …

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S1 Ep4: Kate Nicholls on industry challenges, Covid and saving beer and prawn cocktail crisps 48:23

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Our host Mark Stretton speaks to Kate Nicholls OBE the CEO of UKHospitality. Kate is the voice of the hospitality industry, advocating, shaping and driving policy for the industry for the last 20 years. They discuss the challenges the industry faces, the impact of Covid and opportunities for the industry as a force for good... Plus, how she saved b…

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S1 Ep3: Greene King CEO Nick Mackenzie on the importance of diversity & inclusion 43:54

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Greene King CEO Nick Mackenzie reveals how he implemented a people first approach at the country's leading pub group, and placed values at the core of the business. With a deep dive into the education, initiatives and policy change Greene King has undergone to progress its position on diversity & inclusion, Mark and Nick discuss how these changes h…

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Expansion Of Jihadist Activities Despite Military Coup In Niger 11:11

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Despite the recent military coup in Niger, jihadist groups affiliated with Al-Qaeda and the Islamic State continue to wreak havoc on civilians and military targets. In this episode, we explore the intricacies of this crisis, with insights from Aliyu Dahiru who has closely monitored the situation. Production Team: Sabiqah Bello, Aliyu Dahiru, Usman …

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S1 Ep2: Only A Pavement Away's Founder Greg Mangham on the driving force for doing good 41:24

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Mark talks to Greg Mangham, the Founder of Only A Pavement Away about the reason why he left a lucrative consultant role to start a charity and where he sees the charity in 5 years time. After almost 50 years in the hospitality business, in 2018 Greg and his wife Jill founded Only A Pavement Away Charity, hear his story.. Each week the The Hospital…

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S1 Ep1: Top Chef Tom Aikens opens up about his career and why he's giving back 54:31

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In our first ever episode, Mark is joined by Chef Tom Aikens. Tom opens up about his career to become one of Britain's most coveted chefs, positive changes he’s seen in the industry in the last 35 years and why he chooses to give back. Tom Aikens is one of the UK’s most acclaimed and inspirational British chefs. His remarkable career has taken him …

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Ethnic Profiling In Northwest Nigeria 24:49

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The spread of terrorism in the country's northwestern region led to the rise of vigilante groups, some of whom came to be known as Yan Sa Kai. This gave way to repeated attacks on innocent Fulani, an ethnic group that has been fingered to be a powerhouse for many terrorists over time. Here, The Crisis Room speaks with Umar Yandaki, a journalist who…

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What Is Russia’s Future In Africa? 18:32

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Russian mercenary company Wagner has been very active in several countries across Africa, what does the death of the company’s head Yevgeny Prigozhin mean for the continent? On The Crisis Room this week we speak to Drew Hinshaw, a journalist who uncovered details of Prigozhin’s final tour of his operations here.…

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Episode 22: Supporting LGBTQIA+ Children and Families in the USA, featuring Amara 46:08

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In this podcast Amanda Griffith, CEO at Family for Every Child, is joined by Nicole Mazen, Chief Program and Policy Officer at Amara. Amara is an organisation that supports children and families who are impacted by foster care or adoption in the greater Seattle area in the United States of America. Amara's focus is on meeting the needs of those who…

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Climate Change and the Lake Chad Crisis: A Conversation on Conflict and Resilience 17:37

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In recent years, Borno State has grappled with annual flooding, a stark contrast to the receding waters of the Lake Chad. These extreme weather events, predicted by climate scientists, are frequent. This week on #TheCrisisRoom, we ask Dr. Dogo Saje, a lecturer and climate change activist the tough questions.…

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How Does The Niger Coup Affect Neighboring Countries? 8:22

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As the coup in Niger prolongs, neighboring countries are struggling with their unique challenges in the face of escalating uncertainty in the region. Hosted by Sabiqah Abdul-Ghaniy Bello Production Team: Sabiqah Abdul-Ghaniy Bello and Usman Abba Zanna The Executive Producer is Ahmad Salkida. For more stories, visit humanglemedia.com. Connect with u…

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How Is Mediation Going In Niger Amid The Coup? 16:18

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Since the coup in Niger, a number of things have happened. In this episode of The Crisis Room, we hear from Hannah Rae Armstrong, a writer and policy adviser with over a decade of field-based experience. Hosted by Hauwa Shaffi Nuhu Production Team: Hauwa Shaffii Nuhu and Usman Abba Zanna The Executive Producer is Ahmad Salkida.…

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On Police Brutality In Nigeria 17:19

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On this episode of The Crisis Room, we hear from a lawyer about where the law stands on police brutality and manhandling of civilians. Hosted by Usman Abba ZannaBy HumAngle

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Episode 21: Improving Juvenile Justice in the USA, featuring Legal Services for Children (LSC) 44:11

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This podcast episode explores the context of the juvenile justice system in the United States of America. The USA has the highest youth incarceration rate in the industrialised world. However, in the past two decades there has been a significant drop in juvenile arrest and incarceration rates, which has seeded many changes in law and policy. Family…

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Extremist Violence In West Africa’s Coastal Countries 14:51

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Extremist violence is trickling down to West Africa’s coastal countries. Why is this happening and what is being done about it? Find out in the latest episode of #TheCrisisRoomBy HumAngle

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What Leads To Radicalization In Africa 11:20

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Radicalization has been on the rise in Africa, with religious extremists operating in countries like Somalia, Libya, and Nigeria. In this episode of The Crisis Room, we discuss how people of various religions become radicalized. Hosted by Hauwa Saleh Abubakar and Hauwa Shaffi NuhuBy HumAngle

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What Drives People to Religious Extremism? 10:03

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In this episode of The Crisis Room, we explore the factors that drive people to join extremist religious groups in Nigeria and the Sahel. Host: Hauwa Saleh Abubakar and Hauwa Shaffii NuhuBy HumAngle

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Why Women, Peace and Security Matters In Nigeria 26:43

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On Today's Episode of The Crisis Room We will be discussing with Chitra Nagarajan the issues around Gender and Conflict in Nigeria.By HumAngle

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Are Extremist Groups In Sahel Exploiting State Failure 23:15

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The Sahel is struggling with the activities of violent extremist groups. On Today's episode of The Crisis Room, We speak with Yvan Guichaoua about a new study on the interaction between civilians and these groups. Hosted by Hauwa Saleh Abubakar and Murtala AbdullahiBy HumAngle

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Poland Unaccompanied Minors Polish 8:51

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Poland Unaccompanied Minors English 8:21

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Poland Unaccompanied Minors English

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Portugal Escola Waldorf Jardim do Monte 12:21

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Neste podcast vamos ouvir Leonor Malik, presidente da Direção da Entidade Titular da Escola Jardim do Monte, que colabora com o projeto IMMUHUBS no âmbito da imunização de crianças e a abordagem pedagógica Waldorf.By AIDFM

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Portugal Students at Waldorf School English 9:01

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In this podcast we are going to listen to Leonor Malik, president of the Board of the Entity of Escola Jardim do Monte, which collaborates with the Immuhubs project.By AIDFM

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Portugal Vaccination and Ukrainian citizens living in Algarve Portuguese 4:34

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Professor Ana Neves, national coordinator of the Immuhubs Project, will introduce us to the theme of vaccination and the reality of Ukrainian citizens and other minorities residing in the Algarve, their inclusion in the Immuhubs, obstacles to vaccination and the aims of this project.By Ana Neves