How We Change the World

See Full Show Notes & Photos on How We Change the World Website Neighborhood segregation in the United States is not a coincidence; it is the result of deliberate policies and practices.. From the first segregated public housing projects of the 1930s to the creation of whites-only suburbs of the 1950's, US Government laws and policies ensured African Americans were separated from white Ame...

In 2015, Josie Naughton and her friends could never have imagined how a single act of compassion would grow into a beacon of hope for millions. Compelled by the urgent needs of refugees arriving in Europe, they turned to social media, hoping to gather a modest collection of donations. What followed was a heartwarming surge of generosity that laid the foundation for Choose Love . This wasn't ju...

⁠See Full Show Notes & Photos on our Website Welcome to the "How We Change the World" podcast! In this episode, Deborah interviews Rev. Malu Fairley-Collins, an ordained minister at Alliance of Baptists and a board-certified chaplain since 2012. Malu also serves as a chaplain trainer at Sankofa CPE Center where they educate our second guest, Diane Morris, a Licensed Social Worker and...

See Full Show Notes & Photos on our Website Join us as we explore the remarkable journey of Lynne Twist, a global visionary dedicated to creating a better world. As the founder of the Soul of Money Institute and author of influential books like "The Soul of Money" and "Living a Committed Life," Lynne has inspired over 100,000 people in 50 countries with her work in ethical...

In this powerful episode, we sit down with Ryan Berg, co-founder of the Aruna Project , to explore the harrowing world of sex trafficking and the freedom, dignity, and transformation his organization offers. From the streets of South Asia to the heart of the United States, Ryan shares insights into the complexities of sex trafficking, the resilience of survivors, and the innovative approach the Ar...

See full show notes, photos and links on our website In this eye-opening episode, we sit down with Dr. Marc-David Munk , a visionary in the field of medicine. Dr. Munk's journey from emergency medicine to reimagining the future of American healthcare is not just a career transition; it's a crusade to mend a fragmented system. From his experiences as a flying doctor in East Africa, about wh...

In this thought-provoking episode, we dive deep into the world of successful British entrepreneur and influential author, ⁠Paul Lindley OBE⁠ . Paul has dedicated himself to reshaping the landscape of childhood through innovative ideas and passionate advocacy. From his early days starting the UK’s largest organic baby and toddler food brand, ⁠Ella's Kitchen⁠ , to his nine years as Deputy Direct...

See Full Show Notes & Photos Dr. Anthony Feinstein has long explored the psychological impacts on journalists in conflict zones. In his new book, Moral Courage, 19 Profiles of Investigative Journalists , he turns the spotlight on journalists undeterred in their efforts to tell fellow citizens about their corrupt governments, vicious cartels, and other subjects. “ They are the last vestiges of...

See Full Show Notes & Photos on our Website As an attorney and CEO at Quiroga Law Office, PLLC, Hector has been practicing immigration law for over 14 years, “Helping clients achieve their American Dream.” Since 2015, he has taught law students at Gonzaga University School of Law, “Sharing his knowledge and skills in practice management, trial and case management, and settlement strategies”. “...

Click here to see full show notes & photos on our website. The war in Ukraine creates 200-500 new widows every day. The average age is 27. Gregg Montella is doing everything he can to make their lives bearable. In this deeply moving episode of How We Change the World, we explore the life and work of Gregg Montella , founder and director of Heroes International . From his early days of finding...

In this replay of episode #17, CEO Josie Naughton shares the incredible story of how she and a few friends started helping refugees arriving in Europe in 2015 by posting a social media post for donations, and how that small act of kindness turned into a full-fledged organization that has raised over 100 million dollars in just eight years funding over 400 partner organizations who help millions of...

Thoughtful activism, driven by authentic ethical conviction, is the most powerful force for change. "In this enlightening episode, Dr. Janet Rumfelt, Board Chair of the African Network for Animal Welfare USA (ANAW USA)  and professor of Environmental Studies at Regis University , shares her profound insights into the symbiotic relationship between humans, animals, and our shared environment....

Author Steve Babson , with a lifetime career in labor education coupled with his PhD in history, Steve holds an expert understanding of the intricate dynamics of social and political movements. In his latest book, " Forgotten Populists: When America's Farmers Turned Left to Save Democracy, " Babson delves into the late 1800s, a crucial period in American history that first saw the em...

SEE FULL SHOW NOTES & PHOTOS Peter Annin excels as a communicator and translator between the scientific community and the general public. His background as a veteran journalist includes a decade of reporting on environmental and conflict-related issues for Newsweek Magazine. Over the past twenty years, Peter has focused specifically on water issues. Annin is the author of the award-winning boo...

⁠ Click Here for Full Show Notes, Photos & More⁠⁠ Brecia Kralovic-Logan is a distinguished textile artist and the visionary behind the ⁠⁠Women's Woven Voice⁠⁠ s project. Her work goes beyond the boundaries of traditional art, serving as a platform for women's empowerment and collective storytelling. Brecia’s initiative is more than an artistic endeavor; it's a local and global move...

Full Show Notes, Photos and More... What if the food on your plate could talk to your genes? Dr. Rosane Oliveira unravels this fascinating interplay, showing how our everyday choices can significantly impact our genetic expression and overall health and longevity. As the founder of the Integrative Medicine department at UC Davis and President and CEO of the Plant-Based Life Foundation , Dr. Olivei...

⁠ SEE FULL SHOW NOTES AND BEAUTIFUL PHOTOS ON OUR WEBSITE Author of the new book, What We Sow: On the Personal, Ecological, and Cultural Significance of Seed s, Jennifer Jewell reveals the power of seeds in our world "for food, for medicine, for utility, for the vast interconnected web we include in the concept of biodiversity and planetary health, for beauty, and for culture.” In her role as...

⁠See full episode notes, links & photos on our website. Lisa Fingleton is an artist, filmmaker, writer and grower of organic fruits and vegetables. From her home on a nineteen-acre organic farm and native woodland on the west coast of Ireland, Lisa is a prime example of one who thinks globally and acts locally. Through her art projects, films and books, Lisa cultivates seamless connections bet...

WATCH THE FILM RACING EXTINCTION This week, on How We Change the World , we're taking a brief pause from our usual interviews to bring you something distinct, eye-opening, and incredibly impactful: a special on-demand screening of the groundbreaking documentary, Racing Extinction. "When you're talking about losing all of nature, it's not a spectator sport anymore." - Director...

See full episode notes, links & photos on our website. Walking among the giant redwood trees near her home, Osprey Orielle Lake had a moment in 2009 that changed the trajectory of her life and her work. Frustrated by the lackluster results of that year’s COP 15 Climate Change talks in Copenhagen, Osprey decided to commit her life help protect the earth for future generations. She has not only...

See Full Show Notes Photos and More Links In 2006, fresh from graduate school with degrees in Business and Geotechnical Engineering, Avery Bang couldn’t wait to go out and save the world. Her business and engineering knowledge combined with her passion for social justice had her chomping at the bit, searching for a problem she could solve. After fifteen years serving as CEO of Bridges to Prosperit...

See full show notes and photos for this and all episodes here. Dr. Caleigh Campbell chose to practice a specialty still unknown to many women and even to other doctors, though its results are simple, effective, and often life-changing: pelvic floor physical therapy. While practitioners of the field are still few, demand is growing rapidly as more and more women understand the benefits that span a...

“As a polar ambassador, think it's important that people know about how important these areas in the end of the world are on the North Pole, South Pole, the ice caps, the cryospheres, the white parts of our earth. I think that's a knowledge that I and Sunniva are trying to spread through our mission and our movement.” -- ⁠Hilde Fålun Strøm SEE PHOTOS AND FULL SHOW NOTES ON OUR WEBSITE: htt...

SEE FULL SHOW NOTES AND PHOTOS ON OUR WEBSITE : https://www.howwechangetheworld.co/episodes When a church mission led Mercy Tucker and her husband to take their four year-old and 18 month-old children to live in a barrio in the Dominican Republic, some very real truths emerged. The greatest of these was observing the utter lack of resources available to young, single, poor mothers who lacked even...

SEE FULL SHOW NOTES ON OUR WEBSITE As a novice therapist in who had yet to earn his doctorate, Ed Tick was at a loss of how to treat the wounded Viet Nam vets coming to get help with their war trauma. The year was 1976. PTSD—Post Traumatic Stress Disorder—would not be identified as a behavioral disorder for another four years. But Ed already knew from hearing their stories that no matter how the p...