What a hero. Such a horror story of hidden tragedies. Bullying and violence are so common and damages so many lives. It's high time our species recognised this tumour in its belly
I've reached my pain threshold and punching out. Its such a relief knowing I'll never see a notification from TED again, when 10 years ago it used to excite me when i saw the notification.
Monica Malta’s TED Talk discusses the transformative power of community-led research in addressing social issues, particularly concerning women’s health and safety. She contrasts traditional top-down research approaches with community participatory research (CPR), highlighting how CPR empowers affected communities to lead the research process, resulting in more effective and sustainable solutions. Malta shares her personal experience as a survivor of domestic violence and HIV, emphasizing the importance of including the lived experiences of those most affected. She showcases successful examples of CPR initiatives, including educational programs and a safety app, demonstrating the significant positive impact on the lives of queer Brazilians and others. The talk concludes by stressing the need for humility and genuine listening when working with diverse communities. *Highlights* 🗣 Community-led research is crucial: Traditional research methods often fail to address the root causes of social problems because they lack the input of those directly affected. CPR, in contrast, empowers communities to lead the research, leading to more effective solutions. 💔 Personal experience drives change: Malta’s own experience with domestic violence and HIV fueled her passion for using science to improve the lives of others, highlighting the importance of lived experience in research. 💪 Successful CPR initiatives: The talk showcases impactful examples of CPR, including educational programs and a safety app, demonstrating the positive impact on the lives of marginalized communities. 📈 Long-term impact: Studies suggest CPR has a greater long-term impact than traditional methods due to its comprehensive data collection and the inclusion of unique community perspectives. 🙏 Humility and listening are key: Effective collaboration requires researchers to humble themselves and truly listen to the needs and priorities of each community, recognizing they are not saviors but collaborators.
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Your explanations are clear and straight forward It's always a honor to have you here as a mentor, I appreciate you for the time being spent to educate us financially. Regardless of how bad it gets the economy, I still makeover $28K every single week. I truly value Bianca, and her helpful guides.
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Monica Malta discusses community-based participatory research as a more effective approach to addressing social issues than traditional top-down methods. She shares her personal experience with domestic violence and HIV, and explains how involving affected communities in research leads to better solutions.
She is not a scientist. This is not science. She is a social worker. Maybe she is particularly god in this job, this might be true (although I'm not convinced), but please stop calling things science to put a halo on peoples heads. Doing that is a way to diminish academia and manipulating peoples perception of what belongs into academia and what in a school or a training center. You are misguiding the public and aren't even aware that your speech is having the opposite effect on the world that you are allegedly trying to achieve.
Okay none of this is new and the fact that they found "new" issues outside of HIV is not "new" either. What they discovered was cooperation works...duh.
How is this woman a scientist? She is very obviously not a scientist but a social worker. It is not wrong what she does. She does her job, and that is fine. But what is wrong is to act as if that would have to do something with science. It does not. Videos like this are meant to gain a fellowship by affection and emotions that are, by definition, irrational. By doing so, institutions like the TED talk or more general, the mainstream media is working on ending the age of enlightenment and instead starting a new epoch of totalitarianism or maybe a so-called Scientocracy.
Social work research is highly regarded within the social science community, as it adheres to the same rigorous standards followed by other scientific disciplines. While the video does not delve into community-centered data collection methodologies, it's important to note that such approaches are essential in social work research, especially when focusing on ethics and the long-term impact on communities. Effective research in this field involves engaging the individuals whose lives are being studied and supported. Social work and science are not distinct or separate; when integrated thoughtfully, they provide a deeper, more comprehensive understanding of how to create meaningful and sustainable change.
Your first question just displays your “rational” and unbiased deductions from your outstanding scientific knowledge towards woman and scientific methods. It is impressive how you were 100% driven by logic and not the negative affection that the video about community participatory problem solving caused on you. Humanity is very thankful for your existence, and I would highlight women in this group since they are very supported by your views of how science should be cold and purely rational, like you are. I am so satisfied internet exists, giving the opportunity to talk to contemporary genius like you.
@@carasacity Why be happy when you can complain about whatever woke means? (It means different things to different people, and often it means hating diversity or female protagonists. Contradicting woke media lists are unfortunately hilarious) Sounds like we've already solved the world's problems: whine about buzzword "concerns" that will never have consensus, while sticking your head in the sand about the issues directly in front of you! My brain is fixed! 🙃
What a hero. Such a horror story of hidden tragedies. Bullying and violence are so common and damages so many lives. It's high time our species recognised this tumour in its belly
Great talk, great use of (life-saving) tech, and I'm very glad she's here to help and share her story!
So insightful and inspiring.....👍
Thank you, true hope for humanity can’t be fear based.
Thank you!
Monica: parabéns e muito obrigado!!!
🎯💎🏆 Great insightful & fruitful video 🏆💎🎯
लोकः समस्ताः सुखिनो भवन्तु
( May all beings lead prosperous life across Globe 🌍 )
I've reached my pain threshold and punching out. Its such a relief knowing I'll never see a notification from TED again, when 10 years ago it used to excite me when i saw the notification.
Made you look
What is a relief that you would never see a notification from?
Really helpful talk. Thankyou.
insightful!!
i relate... & can add to this science
Monica Malta’s TED Talk discusses the transformative power of community-led research in addressing social issues, particularly concerning women’s health and safety. She contrasts traditional top-down research approaches with community participatory research (CPR), highlighting how CPR empowers affected communities to lead the research process, resulting in more effective and sustainable solutions. Malta shares her personal experience as a survivor of domestic violence and HIV, emphasizing the importance of including the lived experiences of those most affected. She showcases successful examples of CPR initiatives, including educational programs and a safety app, demonstrating the significant positive impact on the lives of queer Brazilians and others. The talk concludes by stressing the need for humility and genuine listening when working with diverse communities.
*Highlights*
🗣 Community-led research is crucial: Traditional research methods often fail to address the root causes of social problems because they lack the input of those directly affected. CPR, in contrast, empowers communities to lead the research, leading to more effective solutions.
💔 Personal experience drives change: Malta’s own experience with domestic violence and HIV fueled her passion for using science to improve the lives of others, highlighting the importance of lived experience in research.
💪 Successful CPR initiatives: The talk showcases impactful examples of CPR, including educational programs and a safety app, demonstrating the positive impact on the lives of marginalized communities.
📈 Long-term impact: Studies suggest CPR has a greater long-term impact than traditional methods due to its comprehensive data collection and the inclusion of unique community perspectives.
🙏 Humility and listening are key: Effective collaboration requires researchers to humble themselves and truly listen to the needs and priorities of each community, recognizing they are not saviors but collaborators.
*Thank you for your video mate…. Since working with Bianca Lindsey, She transformed my investment strategy, my stock portfolio keeps increasing, turning a $20,000 investment into $478,000 in less than a year. Her insights on market trends and stock selection have been invaluable. If you’re looking to boost your investments, she’s the one to trust!*
If you don't find a means of multiplying your income you will wake up one day to realize you didn't plan..
Your explanations are clear and straight forward It's always a honor to have you here as a mentor, I appreciate you for the time being spent to educate us financially. Regardless of how bad it gets the economy, I still makeover $28K every single week. I truly value Bianca, and her helpful guides.
I value your perspective and content .Bitcoin is on its way to breaking records, getting closer to hitting new high prices, showing that it's gaining more value and could go even higher than we've seen before. This could mean great things for people looking to invest, suggesting now might be a good time to get involved before it jumps even higher .
She mostly interacts on Telegrams, using the user-name,
@biancalinds60💯..that's it
Monica Malta discusses community-based participatory research as a more effective approach to addressing social issues than traditional top-down methods. She shares her personal experience with domestic violence and HIV, and explains how involving affected communities in research leads to better solutions.
She is not a scientist. This is not science. She is a social worker. Maybe she is particularly god in this job, this might be true (although I'm not convinced), but please stop calling things science to put a halo on peoples heads. Doing that is a way to diminish academia and manipulating peoples perception of what belongs into academia and what in a school or a training center. You are misguiding the public and aren't even aware that your speech is having the opposite effect on the world that you are allegedly trying to achieve.
brava
🎉🎉🎉🎉
Okay none of this is new and the fact that they found "new" issues outside of HIV is not "new" either.
What they discovered was cooperation works...duh.
So many twunts telling on themselves in the comments.
@@tommydeets you sound vaccinated
Somebody tell me why there's so much dislikes?
How is this woman a scientist? She is very obviously not a scientist but a social worker. It is not wrong what she does. She does her job, and that is fine. But what is wrong is to act as if that would have to do something with science. It does not. Videos like this are meant to gain a fellowship by affection and emotions that are, by definition, irrational. By doing so, institutions like the TED talk or more general, the mainstream media is working on ending the age of enlightenment and instead starting a new epoch of totalitarianism or maybe a so-called Scientocracy.
Social work research is highly regarded within the social science community, as it adheres to the same rigorous standards followed by other scientific disciplines. While the video does not delve into community-centered data collection methodologies, it's important to note that such approaches are essential in social work research, especially when focusing on ethics and the long-term impact on communities. Effective research in this field involves engaging the individuals whose lives are being studied and supported. Social work and science are not distinct or separate; when integrated thoughtfully, they provide a deeper, more comprehensive understanding of how to create meaningful and sustainable change.
Your first question just displays your “rational” and unbiased deductions from your outstanding scientific knowledge towards woman and scientific methods. It is impressive how you were 100% driven by logic and not the negative affection that the video about community participatory problem solving caused on you. Humanity is very thankful for your existence, and I would highlight women in this group since they are very supported by your views of how science should be cold and purely rational, like you are. I am so satisfied internet exists, giving the opportunity to talk to contemporary genius like you.
@@alanrgo1🎉 💯 🤝
TED talks have never been explicitly scientific. Many are, but the important part is they inspire change in the world.
Lol her entire premise is that academics and research isn't enough to solve the problem.
Yes, lets listen to fat lezzes about how communities should be. How much failure can we take before people get bored of this?
Come on Ted give me some interesting stuff. I don't care about all this woke stuff
What is not of interest to you it might be of interest to others so either keep your mouth shut or move to somewhere else where you're happier
@@carasacity No. Since I'm not a lefty liberal I believe in free speech and voicing my opinion, regardless of your pathetic view on it.
@@carasacity Why be happy when you can complain about whatever woke means? (It means different things to different people, and often it means hating diversity or female protagonists. Contradicting woke media lists are unfortunately hilarious)
Sounds like we've already solved the world's problems: whine about buzzword "concerns" that will never have consensus, while sticking your head in the sand about the issues directly in front of you! My brain is fixed! 🙃
Go back to joe rogan then
@@niyatisavur919 shouldn't you be watching "the view" or the history alien channel?