How Laina Raveendran Greene Started A Women-Focused Social Impact Fund To End Poverty
In this episode, you will learn about Laina Raveendran Greene and how she started her fund Angels of Impact, to invest in Women to End Poverty Please follow and like...
How Stéphanie Regni Started FillGood To Reduce Single-Use Plastic Waste
Transcript of the show. You are listening to be your change the podcast to create the world you want to live in. I’m your host. Juliet Roy big change is about the changes we can make every day at every level in our lives. And it was our time to participate in...
4 Ways You Can Make a Difference With Your Money, No Matter How Rich You Are
When it comes to making a difference in the world, young people are greedy. Recent research shows that 79 percent of millenials want to invest in a way that has both a social and financial impact. It can’t just be about making more money. Welcome to impact...
Social Therapy, A Movement for Social Change With Joyce Dattner
In this episode, you’ll learn how social therapy grew out of a movement for social change. WHAT YOU’LL LEARN Social therapy is a group-oriented model that looks at patients as social performers, people capable of being change-makers. I am talking to Joyce Dattner, a...
How to Spend Your Money To Create a Better World With Rosa Lee Harden
In this episode, you’ll learn about Rosa Lee Harden, co-founder of the Socap Conference, one of the biggest impact investing conference in San Francisco. Please follow and like...
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Supermarkets in Thailand and Vietnam Start Using Banana Leaves Instead of Plastic
vice.com
Think of it as a very literal take on "green packaging".
Want to learn about #cleannergy check out what the Scottish are doing!
Climate Reality
They may be small, but these Scottish islands are big producers of clean energy. (via World Economic Forum)
Finland’s new library speaks volumes about the world’s most literate nation
newstatesman.com
This is book heaven,” says Katri Vänttinen, beaming. As the City of Helsinki’s library director, she should know. Standing on the third floor of the brand new Oodi library in the city centre, it …
