In this third and final episode of the United Nations House Scotland Podcast special, the Sustainable Cities team at UNHS takes over with a series on natural disaster resilience in cities. Join hosts Elena Kerr and Jack Ringrose as they speak on food security and resilience in Uganda and Zambia with Pearl Dutki, a student of sustainable-urban development in Finland, Joel Odota, Co-founder of the China-Uganda Research network, and Richard Kachungu, Co-founder of the Young Emerging Farmers initiative in Zambia.

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In this second episode of the United Nations House Scotland Podcast special, the Sustainable Cities team at UNHS takes over with a series on natural disaster resilience in cities. Join hosts Luke and Jerry and special guests Yann and Pavel for a deep dive into how two Asian nations—Indonesia and Bangladesh—respond to natural disasters.

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In this first episode of the United Nations House Scotland Podcast special, the Sustainable Cities team at UNHS takes over with a series on natural disaster resilience in cities. Join host Elena Kerr and guest speakers May East, an international urbanist, consultant and educator, and Lilly, a filmaker and art-ivist, as they explore the responses to and impacts of the recent Myanmar earthquake.

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In this episode of the United Nations House Scotland Podcast Human Rights special, the Human Rights team at UNHS takes over with the final instalment of the three part series on access to healthcare based on gender, sexuality and race. Join hosts Ifeoluwa Asefon, Jack Lenox and Hana Shono as they discuss social care and bring in other people's testimonies on their healthcare experiences in the UK.

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In this episode of the United Nations House Scotland Podcast Human Rights special, Ifeoluwa, Jack and Hana speak to Kate Astbury and Lucy Wellman about their work at CERT and the importance of improving access to healthcare for marginalised groups in Scotland and the UK.

For more information about CERT, please visit the following link: https://www.certscotland.com/

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In this first episode of a brand new season of the United Nations House Scotland Podcast, the Human Rights team at UNHS takes over with a three part series on access to healthcare based on gender, sexuality and race. Join hosts Ifeoluwa Asefon, Jack Lenox and Hana Shono as they bring in their own experiences and research on this topic.

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In this episode of the United Nations House Scotland Podcast, Georgie McLeman speaks to Lori Mihalich-Levin, best selling author, healthcare lawyer and CEO and founder of Mindful return. They spoke about unpaid care and productive conversations that can lead to better divisions of household labour.

For more information about Lori’s work and story, please visit the following links:

Mindful return website:

https://www.mindfulreturn.com/about-lori-mihalich-levin/

Her book:

https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/16483376.Lori_K_Mihalich_Levin

Her podcast:

https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/parents-at-work/id1239258343

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[Content Warning: this episode contains references to violence against women and girls, including reference to sexual violence and rape.]

In this episode of the United Nations House Scotland Podcast, Hannah Lawrence speaks to Madeleine Black, best-selling author, international public speaker, and survivor of sexual violence.

For more information about Madeleine’s work and story, please visit the following links:

Her website:

https://madeleineblack.co.uk/

Her book:

https://www.amazon.com/Unbroken-Journey-Shattered-Violence-Survival/dp/1786062763

https://www.bookdepository.com/Unbroken-Madeleine-Black/9781786062765

Her podcast:

https://open.spotify.com/album/44xpQm2AZx8Uqxsa4kGHsf

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