ABOUT THIS EPISODE
I have been writing monthly Logbooks ever since I started Social Venturers.
It’s been my way of keeping myself accountable and sharing with other people what I’ve been working on the month before, what I was planning, and how people could get involved.
So I’m continuing that tradition here on the podcast.
Listen to the full episode to hear:
- Three big projects that are wrapping up
- Professional shifts and my role at the Shenandoah Community Capital Fund
- What’s coming up in Season Two of Ecosystems for Change
- An invitation for a community conversation and to be co-creators of the podcast
Learn More About Anika Horn:
- Website: www.socialventurers.com
- Instagram: SocialVenturers
- Newsletter: Sign up for Impact Curator
Resources:
- My last written logbook
- The Keystone Program
- Shenandoah Community Capital Fund
- Ecosystems for Change S01E02: How to Build Up Community Capital to Nurture Your Ecosystem with Debbie Irwin
- Zebras Unite and my storytelling campaign Zebras in the Wild
- Zebras in the Wild: Anika Horn
- April 14: Burn both ends, register here and tell your friends!
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