Search Results for ethics of listening

..., an insistence that certain lives are ‘grievable,’ that their loss matters. In this sense, feminist music in Spain and Greece makes mourning audible and, in doing so, turns listening itself into an ethical and political act. This book, Voices of Resistance: Music, Femicide, and Gender Justice in Southern...

... acabó’ [‘It’s Over’] as a transgenerational anthem. Finally, Section 7 concludes by reflecting on how feminist music in Spain makes violence audible and transforms listening itself into an ethical and political practice of remembrance and gender justice. The title of this chapter, ‘Not One More’, echoes...

... Greece, 1974-1981 . Berghahn Books . Papagiannopoulou , M. ( 2022 ). Gender-based Violence in the pandemic period . Centre for Gender Studies . Parks , E. S. ( 2018 ). The ethics of listening: Creating space for sustainable dialogue . Bloomsbury Publishing . Pedwell , C...

..., alumni, and the community in the fall to bring a recommendation of a new mascot for Teton High School. Monte emphasized that this decision was made with recognition of many years of history and tradition of athletic success at Teton High School. The board listened respectfully, asked a few questions...

...-based violence. Introduction: Femicides and the Sound of Protest Femicide in Greece feminist musical activism affective publics acoustic citizenship grief and mobilisation protest music ethics of listening feminist soundscapes Abstract This chapter examines the role of music in shaping public...

... innovation ( Duchek, 2020 ). In addition to individual competencies, sustainable leadership also demands advanced relational skills such as active listening, negotiation, stakeholder engagement, and dialogue. As highlighted by Sajjid et al. (2024) , stakeholder engagement is not merely a communicative act...

... the demand for justice resonant when institutional responses waver. As these soundscapes continue to evolve, they invite us to listen with care, to recognise violence where it is often muted and to imagine futures in which justice is enacted in law, shared and carried in collective resonance. Despite...

... along because there will always be somebody who needs that confidence boost or that support or that listening ear. I think women have the capacity to be excellent mentors. I did not have many female mentors, and I did not have any Latina mentors at all. People in the superintendency did not look like me...

... . Danker , J. , Strnadová , I. , & Cumming , T. M. ( 2019 ). Picture my well-being: Listening to the voices of students with autism spectrum . Research in Developmental Disability , 89 , 130 – 140 . Davidson , J. , & Henderson , V. L. ( 2010 ). ‘Coming out...

.... The chapter showed that sustainable leadership is no longer a peripheral ideal, but a strategic and moral imperative. It emphasised the necessity for leaders to embed long-term thinking, ethical responsibility, and stakeholder well-being into decision-making. Through both theory and the Forest Green Rovers...

.... This chapter will look at a few transitional points, explore what might be going on for that young person and what kind of coaching or mentoring support might be appropriate and helpful. This chapter will also consider ethics, as it is important that coaches and mentors are aware of their own experiences...

..., fairness, and ethical models for behaviour at all levels of the organisation. Establish a culture of trust and integrity. Encourage an organisation-wide commitment to quality. Ensure that leaders at all levels are positive examples to people in the organisation. Provide people with the required...

...This chapter introduces the need for a paradigm shift towards ethical and responsible finance, rooted in divine guidance and universal human values. It critiques the moral vacuum of conventional economic and financial systems, which prioritise profit maximisation, financialisation, and debt-driven...

... and engagement with other people. Coaches and mentors need to be good listeners, understand how to ask the right questions, know when to self-disclose or not, be able to discern body language cues and be comfortable with periods of silence. We will examine these different communication strategies and skills...

... be able to build solid relationships and establish trust. According to the studies of Collins and Porras (1994) , leaders who invest time in creating interpersonal bonds based on active listening and the appreciation of individual skills are more likely to achieve positive results. Another distinguishing...

... domains for learning assessment in the artificial intelligence era. The first domain assesses human-centric capabilities, including critical thinking and judgement, creativity and original insight, ethical reasoning, and communication and empathy, using process-focused and authentic assessment methods...