Yoga for Office Workers
Let’s kickoff this new year with an awesome Yoga class, tomorrow 1/4 (Monday) at 11AM (PT). As appreciations to members and subscribers, NAWMBA is offering this session for FREE! Don’t miss this great opportunity to strengthen the muscles that have been weakened from a lack of movement, and the stretching in yoga helps with muscular tightness. Positive Application of Emotional BaggageOur experiences shape our outlook on life and affect our thoughts, behaviors, and actions. While we enjoy and remember positive experiences, we often have negative experiences that leave us with emotional baggage. Emotional baggage can come from professional and personal experiences. Rather than let our emotional baggage hold us back, we can come to terms with our emotional baggage and apply the emotional baggage to better ourselves and to help others. NAWMBA is hosting this webinar, and Hang Chen will discuss about how we can use our emotional baggage to create positive experiences and to move forward in life. This webinar is free!!! But please register with the Eventbrite link to receive the zoom link. Message from PresidentAlthough 2020 is about to end, we have kept Christmas spirit alive all year long. It's important, especially now during this strange time. This month, we made Christmas treats to thank our healthcare hero at nursing homes. As kickoff of 2021, we have scheduled YOGA and WEBINAR "Positive Application of Emotional Baggage". Check out our new YouTube channel if you missed our holiday cooking program for Arepas, Dumpling & Potstickers, Eggnog, and Flan. Wishing everyone Happy Holidays, Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukkah, Happy Kwanzaa...or just happy. Best, Sylvia Fine, MBA, CPM
President Anxiety in Children, How Much Do You Know?TODAY at 4PM (PDT), NAWBMA Seattle is hosting this special session Facebook LIVE. How much do you know "Anxiety in Children"? Do you know what to do? Especially now in the pandemic? An adult says “ I have anxiety” or if you have a child with a known or common special need, people tend to be more empathetic and even helpful about any situation that may arise…. But what happens when you try to explain that your child has anxiety, or a disruptive behavior? ALL EYES ROLL BECAUSE YOU ARE ENABLING YOUR CHILD, and in their eyes, you are a horrible parent because you are soft, and you don’t discipline your child. In this program, Nari Weaver will share with you some tools based on her experience as a first time mom of a child with generalized anxiety disorder. She will also discuss how, through early intervention, her son has managed to control his emotions. Find Joy in The JourneyWe know it's not easy to be happy when things are not going as you plan, or things happen that is out of your control. Our speaker Lien Ngu found some ways that helped her get through rough and dark days. She said, "You don’t have to suffer through this pandemic alone. You can ride this wave with ease and come out living happier, healthier, and more joyful!" Register here https://fb.me/e/30buOTedP and mark "Going", we will send out the ZOOM link to you an hour before the actual webinar. 11/22 What's for Lunch?Dumpling is a broad classification for a dish that consists of pieces of dough wrapped around a filling, or of dough with no filling. The dough can be based on bread, flour, or potatoes. They may be filled with meat, fish, cheese, vegetables, fruits, or sweets. Our IT Director Charles Liu, who wrote recipes at Asian Cooknotes and Seattle Foodies, he will show you how to make the filling and wrap Chinese style dumplings and potstickers. Great opportunity! Join us on November 22 (Sunday) Facebook LIVE at 11am (PDT). 11/24 What Should I Bring for Thanksgiving?Eggnog, egg nog or egg-nog, historically also known as milk punch or egg milk punch, is a rich, chilled, sweetened, dairy-based beverage. It is traditionally made with milk, cream, sugar, whipped egg whites, and egg yolks. Join Lynette Garcia, our Marketing Director, for a step by step process on how to make this tasty beverage! Join us on November 24th (Tuesday) Facebook LIVE at 11am (PDT). Although 2020 is such a special year, hope you have benefited from the NAWMBA Seattle programs. We have had overwhelmingly positive feedback from many participants but would like to get your valuable inputs. Please help us with the following questions and email back to [email protected], thank you.
Best, Sylvia Fine, MBA, CPM President NAWMBA Seattle |
Don't miss this meaningful conversations:
Itziar Martinez 10/20/2020 at 4:00pm Born and raised in Spain, Itziar Martinez is a multi-hyphenate artist, who from an early age found her bliss through creative expression. As an actress, her credits include the American shows “Jane the Virgin” and “Louie”, as well as large productions for the Spanish network Telemundo. In 2015 she opened her production company, WOL Entertainment, where she co-produced and co-wrote her first feature called “Nereus”. It's a supernatural thriller which premiered in HBO’s NYLFF in 2018, and has been distributed in many countries including VOD in North America, and theatrically in Turkey and Japan. Currently, and also produced by WOL Entertainment, Itziar is doing the festival route with her directorial debut in “A Heart Dies Twice”, which she wrote and leads alongside Ben Moroski. The story revolves around two bank robbers in love, who celebrate their exploits in a desert motel until the truth comes knocking. |
René Mena 10/29/2020 at 4:00pm René Mena was born in Sonsonate, El Salvador to parents Francisco & Rosa Mena. He is of Indigenous, Latinx, and Middle Eastern descent. In 2011, René moved to Los Angeles to pursue a career in acting and has since appeared in the TV Shows "The Mayans MC", "Hand of God", "Border Battles", "Kidding", "Tales of Titans", "The Story of God", "Soundtrack", "Crime Stoppers", and "Shameless." His films include "Bright", "Out Of Town", "Lola's Love Shack", "Lake Los Angeles", "I'm Not Him", "Wally's Will", "Buddy Solitaire", "Reminiscence" and "Intuitions" aka "Prescience." He is also an up-and-coming producer. Join our Facebook Live event |
Diversity & Inclusion in Arts and Culture
Thank you everyone for joining our August 2020 Meaningful Conversations via Zoom and Facebook Live. Special thanks to our guests: George Frost, Fan Ping, and Dariush Khaleghi for your support and passion and dedication in leadership and diversity & inclusion.
Since we got great feedbacks and many are asking for more webinars and live events, we have awesome programs lined up, including Oral Health & Care, Ultimate Career Leap, Inclusive Leadership in Actions and many more, so stay connected and subscribe our channels. Should you missed our live programs, you can find video and audio recordings at our YouTube and Podcast.
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Hello, NAWMBA Seattle is a non-profit organization, where it was first founded in 1978 at Wharton School of Business in Pennsylvania. We want to thank you for supporting our campaign "Help the forgotten people at nursing homes” at GoFundMe.com COVID-19 claimed nearly 20,000 lives in U.S. nursing homes! The virus first hit Life Care Center in Kirkland Washington, it now has infected residents and employees in at least 4,800 nursing homes, leading to more than 56,000 infections nationwide. Because of your generous donation, we were able to help more facilities to get more PPE and #SaveLivesTogether. Today, as a token of appreciation, your donation of $50 or more entitles you to our annual membership and all associated benefits. We also want to encourage you to continue doing an amazing job staying home for your loved ones and keep them safe, by staying safe. Lastly, there is still time to help these forgotten people at nursing homes. Please go to GoFundMe.com and search for "Help The forgotten people at nursing homes", let’s continue saving lives together! Thank you! |
Ultimate Career Leap
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HELP the Forgotten People at Nursing Homes!
#SaveLivesTogether
As the number of confirmed COVID-19 cases continue to rise around the country, nursing homes have become clear hotbeds for the spread of the virus. About a fifth of U.S. COVID-19 deaths are linked to nursing facilities, and all of them are struggling with personal protective equipment (PPE). This project is to support the urgent need of PPE for medical workers and residents at nursing homes. As of April 27th, COVID-19 claimed nearly 12,000 lives in U.S. nursing homes! The virus first hit Life Care Center in Kirkland Washington, it now has infected residents and employees in at least 4,800 nursing homes, leading to more than 56,000 infections nationwide. And sadly all of these facilities are struggling with Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). This lack of PPE played a significant role in nursing homes becoming hotbeds for the spread of COVID-19. In response to the scarcity of essential supplies, NAWMBA Seattle is running this project: HELP the Forgotten People at Nursing Homes. With your generous donation, we would be able to help more facilities to get more PPE and #SaveLivesTogether. We’ve seen the power of our community in action many times before; your help truly matters. Thank you so much! Your donations will help nursing homes: Phase 1: Two hardest hit counties in Washington - King County - Snohomish County Phase 2: West Coast - California - Oregon - Washington We’ve seen the power of our community in action many times before; your help truly matters. Thank you so much! |