How to pronounce “burk” in English

Burkhalter, former advocacy director for Human Rights Watch, as well as 200 lawyers.

Burkina Faso, the green is that Bacteroidetes.

Burke. And they said the sentiments are strong, what we would call the emotions. And that gives us a different view of who we are. And I think a different view, for example, of what it

Christine Burka was, quote, difficult to influence from the outside.

Tarana Burke went on to be named one of Time Magazine's silence breakers, which Time Magazine named 2017 person of the year.

For Burke, it was that one of the ways to help survivors heal and communicate the awful prevalence of sexual abuse

And Burkina Faso is a great way to do that because Burkina Faso is an extremely poor country.

Henry Burke, who was the founder of the ASPCA, really was the one who liberated the horse in so many ways in the 19th century.

So Burke and Wills headed out, and they managed to find some of these, and they ground them and they ate them.

notably Edmund Burke and and uh Mus people like this who are in an absolute

But in a burka, hiding from my family.

Even "Lipstick Under My Burkha", as we were talking about previously.

Thomas Sankara in Burkina Faso, Arbenz in Guatemala, Obote in Uganda, Lumumba in the Congo, Sukarno in Indonesia--

on revient du Burkina Faso où on voit souvent dans les rues des petits tas de cendres.

McClintock's and Burke's stories, they share parallels, including their initial rise in the field.

So in Burkina Faso, we work with women who-- and a lot of times, particularly in Africa, you'll see that men are often engaged

A woman called Tarana Burke had this idea for this kind of hashtag, this owner-less, decentralized movement that people could adopt.

"Lipstick Under My Burkha" actually the title and the idea both fully emerged

One important thing that Burke and Wills didn't know about was something that Australians commonly use.

Show," Owen Burke who's the head of "Funny or Die" At that time when we were in New York, it was Jackie Clarke, who's

did this study in Burkina Faso in Uganda-- Northern Uganda, and we found it works.

These are kids in Burkina Faso, who, the best way to describe it is that they are eating this full cycle form of farming.

to be wearing a burka. True story. So, after the election, I sent her a catalog.

Debreu at Burkley.

My name is Oliver Burkeman. I'm an author and a recovering productivity geek, and I wrote the book "Meditations for Mortals: Four Weeks to

My name is Oliver Burkeman. I'm an author and a recovering productivity geek, and I wrote the book "Meditations for Mortals: Four Weeks to

I'd love to hear what Professor Burkett has to say about that, though, because I think this is something that is really the core of the center

Let's begin with Maxine Burkett.

So the idea of Mary Louise Burke being a 16-year-old girl was the seed of it.

And I stayed two years under a burka just to protect myself because I didn't know to go

We are joined today by Oliver Burkeman, author of "Four Thousand Weeks-- Time and How To Use It." Oliver is the author of "The Antidote--

And so we engage women in Burkina Faso in savings groups.

What was your connection with Burkina Faso?

And I spent some time with David Burke.

We've done studies in Burkina Faso, West Africa.

I think these guys are from the Burkina Faso.

Today's speaker is David Burkus.

So my name is Chris Burkard.

We're incredibly pleased to host David Burkus, who is the author of "The Myths of Creativity", "The Truth About How Innovative Companies and People Generate

And I worked with an actress named Mary Louise Burke, who is an older actress, who had been in many of my plays.

Well, "Lipstick Under My Burkha" is essentially a film about four small town women who lead these secret, dual lives.

I think the fact that "Lipstick Under My Burkha" actually really is in theaters is a huge victory.

And I should say the national language of Burkina Faso is French.

So the case I want to point out is the Burke and Wills case.

Later that same morning, Burke and Wills come in with one other guy.

This is Italian researchers who went to a tiny village in Burkina Faso and, actually--

But they looked a lot more like the Burkina Faso kids.

I remember a teacher, Lucille Burk, said to me in 10th Grade, the assignment was, she said, put it up on the board, "What are you going to do to be a contributing member of

There we go. We have Burke Swanson playing James Hopper-- and he insists you don't call him Junior, but for the sake,