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Average audio length:
39 minutes
English
United States
39 episodes
since Jan. 21, 2017
episodic

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Bianca is the foudner of LOCWOM Australia, a social enterprise supporting women’s economic development in Nepal. She is&n…
"Be respectful. Listen to understand. Act with good intentions.Support ideas with evidence & experience. Disagree without being disagreeable. Critique the idea not the person. Invite wonder." …
The Social Enterprise Mark CIC is the social enterprise accreditation authority, which enables social enterprises through independent accreditation. Inspired by the Fairtrade Mark, Lucy Findlay set up the Social Enterprise Mark (SEM) to help social enterprise set themselves apart from other busines…
In this podcast we talk to Mandeep Kaur from Tribes for Good about: - The importance of supporting people to be employees in social enterprises and not just founders and CEO's- What creating a Tribe for Good involves- Details about the 3, 5 and 7 day programmes in India - How to use principles from…
Surface Pattern Design - what's that you ask? That's exactly what I had to ask Sophie Roberts when I first spoke to her. …
The Good Registry is an online giving platform, based in New Zealand, that gives people a way to be more generous by giving to good causes rather than giving gifts that aren't wanted or needed. Christine Langdon is the Founder and Chief of Good (which is one of the best titles I've come across…
As part of Fashion Revolution Week 2018 I'm excited to bring you this week's podcast with Charlie Ross, Founder at O…
The Art Tiffin is a cruelty free, vegan, art subscription box - its one of a kind. Each month the box includes different …
“No matter who you are, how old you are or where in the world you are, we believe with all our hearts that education isn’t a privilege but a fundamental human right.” Crisis Classrooms There are 65 million people living in a country that's not their home! In a world where it's difficult to know how…
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