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Natasha Fyles
No full textNatasha was born in Darwin attending local primary and high schools. Upon her graduation from the University of Canberra Natasha returned to Darwin to teach at St Mary's Primary School. Natasha has travelled and worked overseas and has more recently worked in the public sector in various positions. She was elected as Member for Nightcliff in the 2012 NT general election.
Natasha has been active in community organisations such as School Sports NT, Royal Lifesaving Society NT and the NT Water Safety Council, as well as swimming and coaching for the local swimming club. She is the current Vice President of the Nightcliff Family Childcare Centre.
Natasha and her husband Paul, a Careflight Aero Medical pilot, live in Nightcliff with their two sons, Oliver and Henry.PoliticianEducato
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[Decorated mortarboard belonging to Natasha Leftin]
No full textPhotograph of a mortarboard cap decorated and worn by Natasha Leftin in Winter 2024 commencement ceremony
Episode 132: Animals and Mongolia with Natasha Fijn
No full textThis week on Knowing Animals I am joined by Dr. Natasha Fijn from ANU. We discuss her book ‘Living with Herds: Human-Animal Coexistence in Mongolia’ which was published by Cambridge University Press
Natasha Murdock
No full textBirth Story
Creative Push is a multimedia visual art and oral history project that focuses on the most formative of human experiences: birth. Creative Push is a means to collect, transform, display, and circulate birth stories and artworks.Theme: Trauma
Storyteller: Natasha Murdock
Age: 29, Delivery Date: 6/07/14
Race: Caucasia
Installation detail, Natasha Mayers
No full textInstallation detail, Natasha Mayers
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Aktiviti sukarelawan bentuk jati diri Natasha
Get PDFBerkhidmat tanpa mengharap balasan, itulah kata azimat dipegang oleh Siti Nor Natasha Che Mat Nasir, 22 yang tidak pernah jemu melibatkan diri dalam aktiviti kesukarelawan
Ep. #012 - Natasha Myers
No full textThis recording and transcript form part of a collection of podcasts conducted by the Cultures of Energy at Rice University. Cultures of Energy brings writers, artists and scholars together to talk, think and feel their way into the Anthropocene. We cover serious issues like climate change, species extinction and energy transition. But we also try to confront seemingly huge and insurmountable problems with insight, creativity and laughter.It’s all about plants on this week’s Cultures of Energy podcast. Our guide is anthropologist Natasha Myers, director of the Plant Studies Collaboratory at York University (https://natashamyers.wordpress.com) and author of Rendering Life Molecular: Models, Modelers, and Excitable Matter (Duke University Press, 2015). We talk about Natasha’s work in savannah ecosystems millennia in the making, how to sniff out chemical atmospheres and queer environmental monitoring practices. Natasha explains how plants conduct inquiry in their worlds, their sense and sentience, how they both catalyze and epitomize ecological relations. We discuss how plants trouble human notions of subjectivity, the possibility a plant-based phenomenology, end-of-time botanical tourism in Singapore, and whether gardening can be a redemptive practice. Natasha envisions plants as photosynthetic world-makers and tells us that if we humans want to thrive, our plants needs to thrive too. It’s time to embrace the Planthropocene
Chapel Featuring Natasha Walker
No full textGuest speaker: Natasha Walker, MM, MT-BC, Lecturer in Music Therapy and Coordinator of Clinical Placements, joined the Belmont University faculty as Adjunct Professor and Clinical Practicum Supervisor in January 2016. She is the owner and founder of ReSOUNDing Peace, a faith-based, wellness music therapy private practice in Nashville, TN
SoTLwalk Podcast: Natasha Taylor and SoTLwalks
No full textIn this episode I have the pleasure to interview Dr Natasha Taylor, about the international and asynchronous SoTLwalks she organises once a month online since the first pandemic lockdown hit. Natasha is originally from the UK but has been living in Australia for some years, so she kindly postponed her dinner and I my breakfast and we met at our respective ends of the ether to talk all things SoTLwalk
Interview with Natasha Nightly
No full textLane Wagner, stage name Natasha Noir Nightly, is interviewed by Sarah Steiner as a part of the Gender and Sexuality Oral History project. Wagner, who identifies as a pansexual, cisgender male, is a bearded drag queen and part of the drag family House Acrylic. Wagner lives in Asheville and has performed as Nightly at local venues such as O.Henry’s, Ole Shakey’s, The Odditorium, Scandals, The Paper Mill Lounge and Theatre, and UNC-Asheville’s Drag Ball. Nightly was crowned Mx Blue Ridge Pride in 2018. The interview covers House Acrylic, the dynamics of drag families, drag as a form of activism, and thoughts on outlying forms of drag. Nightly uses drag as a platform to advocate for safe spaces, consent, and health education. Off stage, Wagner works with community members such as Tranzmission and the Health and Human Services Department to address these same issues. Wagner dances professionally for the Asheville Ballet. Includes additional photographs of Lane Wagner in and out of drag
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