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In this week's episode, we have Alisha Gupta, a South Asian American student at UT Austin. Alisha is a speaker, entrepreneur, social activist, and student all at the same time! She focuses on youth empowerment and South Asian activism using social media as her platform to deliver her message and provide a positive impact to the communities that she cares for.

We talked about her identity (the duality of it being Indian, South Asian, Desi but still American), all the stuff that she does while being a student, business/entrepreneurship, social activism and much more. Get inspired by Alisha and her story!

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A sophomore at UT Austin, double majoring in Business Honors and Marketing, minoring in Business Analytics, and with a Certificate in Entrepreneurship and Innovation. She started a job at Sorenson Impact Investing Firm in which she works as an analyst running due diligence on impact companies, mostly in Latin America. The mission is to delegate funds and social capital to ventures that have a direct impact on communities that are underrepresented and underfunded. She now works for Capital Factory as a Ventures Fellow.

She is also currently employed with an organization called Humanity Rising which she heads Marketing and Outreach. Within the organization, she initiated a podcast series, What Cause Inspires You that features student service stories from around the globe, social entrepreneurship professionals, and delegate scholarships. They recently won a 30K national Innovation Grant! She was interviewed by NBC! (https://www.nbcchicago.com/top....-videos-home/project The purpose of the podcast is to allow students a voice for their social justice movements.



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Please join me as I interview Laurie Marshall. This feels like one of the most important interviews I have done to date. It is relevant for our current experiences managing ourselves and our families during Covid, helps us tap into the power of children and their unique perspectives and creative natures, and the power of having a gifting mentality to balance the measurement mentality that has become the dominant paradigm and regenerative practices to ease our transition into this new, complex and rich new world that is being birthed at this time.

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Laurie helps parents and educators who are struggling with how to support the next generation's growth and resilience using compassion, creativity and collaboration; so the children can blossom in these difficult and unprecedented times.

Laurie Marshall is a Creative Activist. She is also a project-based learning and arts integration specialist who has worked with underserved youth for over 40 years.

A certified social studies and art teacher, she brings the genius of youth to solve the problems of their communities.

Her training includes Outward Bound, the Waldorf curriculum, Biomimicry, Neurobiology, Peace Literacy and Restorative Justice.

Now a grandmother, she raised two sons, sending them to public school, homeschooling, and starting a Waldorf-inspired parent cooperative which is still going 25 years later.

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In the summer of 2022, the Hammer Museum's academic programs department launched the second year of Art + Activism: A Collaborative Learning Project, a multigenerational artmaking mentorship program. The program brought together eight high school students, four UCLA undergrads, and two UCLA graduate MFA students to explore the intersections of art and activism over the course of six weeks of online and in-person learning. Participants built creative and collaboration skills and deepened their knowledge of a range of artistic and activist practices. They also gained skills and strategies for navigating arts education and career pathways through mentorship cohorts and from guest speakers.
Inspired by Andrea Bowers’s artistic practice, they collaborated on a culminating project that supports the work of local activist organization, Arts For LA. For the project, activists from Arts For LA shared about their arts education advocacy work and taught participants about organizing tactics and Proposition 28, an upcoming ballot measure that would significantly raise funding for arts education in K-12 public schools in California. This inspired the Art + Activism interns to create social media content, posters, a zine, and t-shirts to raise awareness around this ballot measure.

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CNBC's David Faber and Leslie Picker discuss Exxon's changing board of directors after activists worked to get shareholders on the board. For access to live and exclusive video from CNBC subscribe to CNBC PRO: https://cnb.cx/2NGeIvi

Activist firm Engine No. 1 won at least two board seats at Exxon following a historic battle over the oil giant’s board of directors, signaling investors’ support for greater disclosure from the company as the world shifts away from fossil fuels.

The vote over a third candidate proposed by Engine No. 1 was too close to call as of 3 p.m. on Wall Street.

“We’re looking forward to welcoming the new directors,” Exxon CEO Darren Woods said Wednesday on CNBC’s “Closing Bell.” “I look forward to helping them understand our plans and then hear their insights and perspectives.”

Engine No. 1, which has a 0.02% stake in Exxon, has been targeting the company since December, pushing the it to reconsider its role in a zero-carbon world.

Wednesday’s vote came during Exxon’s annual shareholder meeting, where Woods fielded questions from shareholders ranging from the company’s dividend to its investments in carbon capture technology.

The meeting took place in two parts, with a roughly one-hour recess between the two due to a number of votes still being cast.

The vote follows months of back-and-forth between Engine No. 1 and Exxon. The activist firm nominated four independent director candidates and won support from large pension funds, including CalPERS, calSTRS and the New York State Common Retirement Fund.

On Monday, Exxon said in a filing that over the next 12 months it will seek to add two new directors, “one with energy industry experience and one with climate experience.”

But Engine No. 1 said the changes didn’t go far enough. “What the Board needs are directors with experience in successful and profitable energy industry transformations who can help turn aspirations of addressing the risks of climate change into a long-term business plan, not talking points,” the firm said in a statement Monday.

For its part, Exxon’s management has emphasized the steps it is taking toward solidifying its role in a lower-carbon future, including allocating $3 billion for research around carbon capture and other emissions-cutting technologies.

In March the oil giant added two new directors to its board, including ESG investor Jeff Ubben, who founded Inclusive Capital Partners. Ubben previously headed activist firm ValueAct, which he launched in 2000.

The battle over Exxon’s board comes as the company’s stock has recovered from its coronavirus pandemic lows. The shares are up more than 40% for 2021, and have gained 26% over the last year amid a recovery in oil prices and aggressive cost-cutting strategies by the company. Still, the stock has been cut nearly in half since its all-time high above $100 in January 2014, and last year the company was removed from the Dow Jones Industrial Average after nearly a century in the index.

Exxon swung to a profit during the first quarter of 2021 after four straight quarters of losses as the pandemic wreaked havoc on the oil and gas industry.

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0:00 What are your thoughts on how we shift our thinking on political and civil engagement something we have to do to something exciting, eager, or motivated to do? And where have you seen this modeled successfully?
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In this panel, we explore how individuals can move from apathy to activism and the key catalysts for change. Our expert speakers share the necessary ingredients and specific tactics that organizers can use to motivate and engage individuals and communities. Join us to learn the secrets of persuasion, inspiration, and activation and how you can use these tools to make a real difference in the world.

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🔹Yosi Sergant is the Founder of TaskForce, known for creating impactful public will strategies for non-profits and foundations. With an impressive background that includes driving the HOPE campaign for Senator Obama, Yosi is considered a premier voice in strategic cultural organizing. Yosi has served in the Office of Public Engagement at the White House and was appointed as Director of Communications for the National Endowment for the Arts. TaskForce has recently launched the INTO ACTION LAB, a widely shared platform for a more just society, cementing their position as a leader in the industry. To optimize SEO, consider including relevant keywords and phrases such as "strategic cultural organizing" and "non-profit public will strategies."https://twitter.com/a35mmlife

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🔹Skye Perryman is the President & CEO of Democracy Forward, a legal organization focused on advancing democracy for all people. She has a history of winning critical fights across a range of issues and previously served as the Chief Legal Officer and General Counsel of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists. Perryman's impact litigation record includes contributing to the disbanding of the unlawful Pence-Kobach voter commission, scoring victories on behalf of civil rights plaintiffs, and blocking unlawful restrictions on reproductive health care. She holds a Juris Doctor with honors from the Georgetown University Law Center and has received numerous accolades for her work.https://twitter.com/DemocracyFwd

🔹Lauren Baer is a nationally-recognized civic leader who is currently the Managing Partner of Arena, a progressive movement organization for supporting candidates and campaign staff. She is an attorney and foreign policy expert who served as a senior advisor to Secretaries of State Hillary Clinton and John Kerry. In 2018, she was the Democratic nominee for U.S. Congress in Florida's 18th District, and she is a staunch advocate for diversity in politics and LGBTQ+ rights. Baer holds degrees from Harvard University, Yale Law School, and the University of Oxford, and she is a frequent political commentator on various media outlets.https://twitter.com/laurenbaer

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Hedge fund Engine No. 1 has gained a third seat on the Exxon Mobil board of directors. The upstart fund campaigned on environmental concerns and the idea that Exxon was not doing enough to address them. CEO Darren Woods issued a statement saying he looked forward to working with the new directors. CNBC's "Squawk on the Street" crew discuss. For access to live and exclusive video from CNBC subscribe to CNBC PRO: https://cnb.cx/2NGeIvi

Activist firm Engine No. 1 won at least two board seats at Exxon following a historic battle over the oil giant’s board of directors, signaling investors’ support for greater disclosure from the company as the world shifts away from fossil fuels.

The vote over a third candidate proposed by Engine No. 1 was too close to call as of 3 p.m. on Wall Street.

“We’re looking forward to welcoming the new directors,” Exxon CEO Darren Woods said Wednesday on CNBC’s “Closing Bell.” “I look forward to helping them understand our plans and then hear their insights and perspectives.”

Engine No. 1, which has a 0.02% stake in Exxon, has been targeting the company since December, pushing it to reconsider its role in a zero-carbon world.

Wednesday’s vote came during Exxon’s annual shareholder meeting, where Woods fielded questions from shareholders ranging from the company’s dividend to its investments in carbon capture technology.

The meeting took place in two parts, with a roughly one-hour recess between the two due to a number of votes still being cast.

The vote follows months of back-and-forth between Engine No. 1 and Exxon. The activist firm nominated four independent director candidates and won support from large pension funds, including CalPERS, calSTRS and the New York State Common Retirement Fund.

On Monday, Exxon said in a filing that over the next 12 months it will seek to add two new directors, “one with energy industry experience and one with climate experience.”

But Engine No. 1 said the changes didn’t go far enough. “What the Board needs are directors with experience in successful and profitable energy industry transformations who can help turn aspirations of addressing the risks of climate change into a long-term business plan, not talking points,” the firm said in a statement Monday.

For its part, Exxon’s management has emphasized the steps it is taking toward solidifying its role in a lower-carbon future, including allocating $3 billion for research around carbon capture and other emissions-cutting technologies.

In March the oil giant added two new directors to its board, including ESG investor Jeff Ubben, who founded Inclusive Capital Partners. Ubben previously headed activist firm ValueAct, which he launched in 2000.

The battle over Exxon’s board comes as the company’s stock has recovered from its coronavirus pandemic lows. The shares are up more than 40% for 2021, and have gained 26% over the last year amid a recovery in oil prices and aggressive cost-cutting strategies by the company. Still, the stock has been cut nearly in half since its all-time high above $100 in January 2014, and last year the company was removed from the Dow Jones Industrial Average after nearly a century in the index.

Exxon swung to a profit during the first quarter of 2021 after four straight quarters of losses as the pandemic wreaked havoc on the oil and gas industry.

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Activist investments
Activist investment is a form of investment used by some big hedge funds, in which the investment fund uses its right to vote the members of the board of directors in order to shape the company decisions.
Why only large hedge funds do that? That’s because, in order to have enough power to influence the board of directors you have to own a big stake in the company. Something that the average retail investor can’t afford. None the less, many times the hedge fund still has to convince more passive institutional investors like BlackRock, Vanguard, State Street etc.. because they don’t own a majority stake in the company. But if they ally with other relevant investors they can proceed more easily with transformation in the company. This technique started to be very well known in the 80s when Carl Icahn and Thomas Boone Pickens started buying big stakes in publicly traded companies. After amassing a big stake they forced managements to create value for shareholders, so the management either had to do what these hedge fund managers wanted them to do or to pay them a premium in order to convince them to back out of the equity of the company. They were considered corporate raiders rather than activist investors. More recently Carl Icahn had a clash BlackRock Chairman and CEO Larry Fink. Larry Fink accused activist investors of not worrying for the well-being of companies on the long term, but only about the short term gains. This attack was aimed at Icahn himself. He also criticized the way activists come out in public attacking companies. As a matter of fact, activists frequently use media like tv, news outlets etc… to influence the public perception towards a company in order to shift its decisions. New strong criticism came when investor Bill Ackman came out live on CNBC making terrifying predictions about the markets earlier this year because of lockdowns and during this interview the stock market dropped significantly. It later came out that Bill Ackman held shorts in the markets for billions of dollars and that drop increased his profits.
Activist investment has also a bright side. For example when the management is not acting in the best interest of the shareholders, these investors can push for change for example by cutting on expenses, cutting unnecessary bonuses for management etc… Otherwise these investors can report companies that are not working well more in general. For example Bill Ackman understood the risks of Credit Default Swaps on Mortgage backed securities. So he shorted MBIA, an important operator in this field and pushed the government to step in the company to regulate it. By doing so he made it clear for the public that the company wasn’t operating correctly, so that retail investors would stay away from that company. No action was taken by the authorities but he held his shorts until The great crisis came and the company went bust.
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In this interview, Corinna connects with David Johnson, a professor who teaches Design Thinking courses at Stanford University's D-School (Hasso Plattner Institute of Design) and Negotiation at Stanford School of Law. They discuss his journey from law to design thinking and climate activism.





As he says, we need a billion climate activists -- but we're not going to get them -- so he has crafted a solution to help create the change we need. David proposes a new system by which we can capitalize on the network effect and create a "greenprint" that will turn small groups of well intentioned activists around the world into a force of nature that can create real and lasting change -- with the goal of preserving and protecting our home planet.





About David Johnson:





David Johnson is a lawyer, writer and professor. He teaches Advanced Negotiation at Stanford Law School, and Design Thinking at the Hasso Plattner Institute of Design at Stanford. Across the last 20 years he has also practiced law in Silicon Valley, primarily as General Counsel for tech companies and, most recently, a non-profit foundation. His client list included some of the biggest names in science and technology: Apple, Caliper, Google, McKesson, Sankyo Pharma, and The Computer History Museum.





Last year, during sabbatical in Singapore, he wrote a keynote article for the Singapore Academy of Law, Design for Legal Systems. Now back at Stanford, David is working on a book applying design thinking to climate change activism, working title: Climate Activism by Design. In addition to writing and teaching, David is an avid skier and sailor, and a diligent but decidedly average tennis player.





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Grady Booch on Object Oriented Design: https://computingthehumanexperience.com/





Paul Hawken's Regeneration: Ending the Climate Crisis in One Generation (coming Sept. 14, 2021) https://www.regeneration.org





Margaret Mead: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Margaret_Mead “Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed, citizens can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has.”





 





Episode Time Stamps:





00:00 Introduction





03:45 From Law to Design Thinking & Climate Activism





06:02 Design Thinking -- What is it?





08:36 People And Groups As Catalysts For Change





13:26 The Challenge Of Unintended Consequences





17:27 Creating Networks Of Activists To Create Change - A "Greenprint"





25:08 Voting With Your Dollars





28:17 On Regeneration and Paul Hawken's Work





32:49 Is Social Entrepreneurship Becoming Mainstream?





34:57 Advice for Activists





41:08 What We Can Accomplish





46:40 Our Role In Creating Change





49:30 Call To Action And Activism





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0:00 So how do you break down barriers that prevent people from participating in Activism [or] how do we help people that activism is for all of us?
0:14 Lauren Baer Answers

In this panel, we explore how individuals can move from apathy to activism and the key catalysts for change. Our expert speakers share the necessary ingredients and specific tactics that organizers can use to motivate and engage individuals and communities. Join us to learn the secrets of persuasion, inspiration, and activation and how you can use these tools to make a real difference in the world.

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🔹Yosi Sergant is the Founder of TaskForce, known for creating impactful public will strategies for non-profits and foundations. With an impressive background that includes driving the HOPE campaign for Senator Obama, Yosi is considered a premier voice in strategic cultural organizing. Yosi has served in the Office of Public Engagement at the White House and was appointed as Director of Communications for the National Endowment for the Arts. TaskForce has recently launched the INTO ACTION LAB, a widely shared platform for a more just society, cementing their position as a leader in the industry. To optimize SEO, consider including relevant keywords and phrases such as "strategic cultural organizing" and "non-profit public will strategies."https://twitter.com/a35mmlife

🔹Aaron Huertas is a communications professional who works with scientists, advocacy organizations, and campaigns. He currently serves as the communications director at Catalist, a progressive data utility that works with unions, progressive groups, and Democratic campaigns. Previously, Aaron served as the communications director for the U.S. House Select Committee on the Climate Crisis, and has worked for several other organizations as a staffer and consultant. Aaron is a graduate of The George Washington University and holds a certification in bike repair and shop operations. To optimize SEO, consider including relevant keywords and phrases such as "communications director," "progressive data utility," "advocacy organizations," and "political communication."https://twitter.com/aaronhuertas

🔹Skye Perryman is the President & CEO of Democracy Forward, a legal organization focused on advancing democracy for all people. She has a history of winning critical fights across a range of issues and previously served as the Chief Legal Officer and General Counsel of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists. Perryman's impact litigation record includes contributing to the disbanding of the unlawful Pence-Kobach voter commission, scoring victories on behalf of civil rights plaintiffs, and blocking unlawful restrictions on reproductive health care. She holds a Juris Doctor with honors from the Georgetown University Law Center and has received numerous accolades for her work.https://twitter.com/DemocracyFwd

🔹Lauren Baer is a nationally-recognized civic leader who is currently the Managing Partner of Arena, a progressive movement organization for supporting candidates and campaign staff. She is an attorney and foreign policy expert who served as a senior advisor to Secretaries of State Hillary Clinton and John Kerry. In 2018, she was the Democratic nominee for U.S. Congress in Florida's 18th District, and she is a staunch advocate for diversity in politics and LGBTQ+ rights. Baer holds degrees from Harvard University, Yale Law School, and the University of Oxford, and she is a frequent political commentator on various media outlets.https://twitter.com/laurenbaer

🔹Claire Campos-O'Neal is a mother, daughter of a first-generation Mexican-American, and co-host of the podcast "Go Behind the Ballot." She recently ran for office for the first time in November 2021 for House District 51, learning valuable lessons about community engagement and local politics. Through her podcast, she aims to demystify Texas politics and promote democracy in a fun and educational way. Additionally, Claire volunteers as the President of the Del Valle Education Foundation, advocating for high-quality public education in Texas.https://twitter.com/GoBehindBallot

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World leaders are attending the COP26 climate change summit in Glasgow, Scotland from 31 October to 12 November.

For this conference, 200 countries are being asked for their plans to cut emissions by 2030.

Extreme weather events linked to climate change - including heatwaves and floods - are intensifying, especially in Africa.

Young climate activists from the continent told us how climate change is affecting their communities, and what message they have for world leaders at COP26.

Produced and edited by Ameer Ahmed

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The COP26 global climate summit in Glasgow in November is seen as crucial if climate change is to be brought under control. Almost 200 countries are being asked for their plans to cut emissions, and it could lead to major changes to our everyday lives.

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There are many reasons people become homeless:
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- Help all year around, not just during the holidays
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0:00 Lauren Baer Answers: What are your thoughts on how we shift our thinking on political and civil engagement something we have to do to something exciting, eager, or motivated to do? And where have you seen this modeled successfully?

In this panel, we explore how individuals can move from apathy to activism and the key catalysts for change. Our expert speakers share the necessary ingredients and specific tactics that organizers can use to motivate and engage individuals and communities. Join us to learn the secrets of persuasion, inspiration, and activation and how you can use these tools to make a real difference in the world.

🚨Don’t forget to Hit the notification 🔔 to stay updated on our latest content!
Come be part of the conversation for positive social change and comment below & tell us your thoughts‼️

🟣Who is Unified⁉️ We are actively building a social media platform for activists and organizers & be the first to gain access to co-creating a new digital community all about progressing our future. Sign up for our waitlist today to be a user on Unified! 💫Find us: https://www.joinunified.us


🔹Yosi Sergant is the Founder of TaskForce, known for creating impactful public will strategies for non-profits and foundations. With an impressive background that includes driving the HOPE campaign for Senator Obama, Yosi is considered a premier voice in strategic cultural organizing. Yosi has served in the Office of Public Engagement at the White House and was appointed as Director of Communications for the National Endowment for the Arts. TaskForce has recently launched the INTO ACTION LAB, a widely shared platform for a more just society, cementing their position as a leader in the industry. To optimize SEO, consider including relevant keywords and phrases such as "strategic cultural organizing" and "non-profit public will strategies."https://twitter.com/a35mmlife

🔹Aaron Huertas is a communications professional who works with scientists, advocacy organizations, and campaigns. He currently serves as the communications director at Catalist, a progressive data utility that works with unions, progressive groups, and Democratic campaigns. Previously, Aaron served as the communications director for the U.S. House Select Committee on the Climate Crisis, and has worked for several other organizations as a staffer and consultant. Aaron is a graduate of The George Washington University and holds a certification in bike repair and shop operations. To optimize SEO, consider including relevant keywords and phrases such as "communications director," "progressive data utility," "advocacy organizations," and "political communication."https://twitter.com/aaronhuertas

🔹Skye Perryman is the President & CEO of Democracy Forward, a legal organization focused on advancing democracy for all people. She has a history of winning critical fights across a range of issues and previously served as the Chief Legal Officer and General Counsel of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists. Perryman's impact litigation record includes contributing to the disbanding of the unlawful Pence-Kobach voter commission, scoring victories on behalf of civil rights plaintiffs, and blocking unlawful restrictions on reproductive health care. She holds a Juris Doctor with honors from the Georgetown University Law Center and has received numerous accolades for her work.https://twitter.com/DemocracyFwd

🔹Lauren Baer is a nationally-recognized civic leader who is currently the Managing Partner of Arena, a progressive movement organization for supporting candidates and campaign staff. She is an attorney and foreign policy expert who served as a senior advisor to Secretaries of State Hillary Clinton and John Kerry. In 2018, she was the Democratic nominee for U.S. Congress in Florida's 18th District, and she is a staunch advocate for diversity in politics and LGBTQ+ rights. Baer holds degrees from Harvard University, Yale Law School, and the University of Oxford, and she is a frequent political commentator on various media outlets.https://twitter.com/laurenbaer

🔹Claire Campos-O'Neal is a mother, daughter of a first-generation Mexican-American, and co-host of the podcast "Go Behind the Ballot." She recently ran for office for the first time in November 2021 for House District 51, learning valuable lessons about community engagement and local politics. Through her podcast, she aims to demystify Texas politics and promote democracy in a fun and educational way. Additionally, Claire volunteers as the President of the Del Valle Education Foundation, advocating for high-quality public education in Texas.https://twitter.com/GoBehindBallot

Don't miss out on this opportunity to make a difference - join us today!

#Activism #Persuasion #Inspiration #Activation #AdvocacyOrganizations #PoliticalCommunication #Democracy #CivilRights #ReproductiveHealthCare #lgbtqia #DiversityInPolitics #publiceducation #progressive #UnifiedJam20234 #socialjustice