Givology Impact Series Podcast

We feature Jennifer Peled, Liana Seidenfeld, and Ilana Aslan from Team HERO. HERO is a line of smart jewelry made to help in an emergency. It listens for a preprogrammed panic word and, when triggered, alerts emergency contacts and/or the police with the user’s GPS location. For more Givology follow us on: Twitter @Givology Instagram @givology

This podcast features Damany Gibbs, CFO of Nova Pioneer Education, discussing a new model for collaborative education to support the next generation of leaders. For more Givology follow us on: Twitter @Givology Instagram @givology

Yejide Obisesan speaks with Anh Tran, President of VietHope. They discuss the Vietnamese education system, the beauty of a multigenerational team, and the problem with typhoons. Check out the blog for links and the show notes: https://www.givology.org/~givologystaff/blog/630919/ For more Givology follow us on: Twitter @Givology Instagram @givology

Dr. Barnaby Marsh is the Co-Founder of Saint Partners, and has privately advised many of the world's most generous individuals on how to achieve greater philanthropic impact. We were honored to have him as a guest on our Impact Series!

Yejide Obisesan speaks with Neema Namadamu, founder and executive director of Hero Women Rising & Synergy of Congolese Women's Associations. They discuss female empowerment & impact, education and interestingly enough, radios. Check out the blog for links and the show notes: https://www.givology.org/~givologystaff/blog/618684/ For more Givology follow us on: Twitter @Givology Instagram @givology

This episode features Rob Mather from Against Malaria Foundation. Against Malaria foundation is a top-ranked charity by Givewell and other organizations and strongly emphasizes efficiency, transparency and demonstrating impact.

In this episode, we talk with Suzanne Singh, Chairperson of Pratham Books. Pratham Books is a non-profit children’s book publisher with the mission to see ‘a book in every child's hand’. StoryWeaver, an initiative of Pratham Books, is a digital platform of openly licensed storybooks in mother tongue languages.

Talk with Aunnie Patton, CEO of Intelligent Impact to learn more about impact investing and the potential for AI and machine learning in this area.

Vandana Subramanian talks with Margo Miller, Executive Director at the Appalachian Community Fund, a publicly supported, non-profit grantmaking organization that provides resources and support to grassroots organizations working to overcome the underlying causes of poverty and injustice in Central Appalachia (East Tennessee, Eastern Kentucky, Southwest Virginia and West Virginia)

Talk with Vicki Clarke from Heifer International. Heifer's tries to end hunger and poverty in a sustainable way.

Talk with Ellen Carney, Givology and Happy Kids Center volunteer, and Nicole Heker, Happy Kids Center volunteer.

In this episode, we feature Jeremy Wildeman, Firefly trustee since 2012. It supports locally‐led projects in conflict and post-conflict regions that create safe, supportive and inclusive spaces for young people to learn, thrive and grow

In this episode, we feature Catherine Hollander, Research Analyst at Givewell since 2005.

In this episode, we feature two of Nanubhai Education Foundation's leaders-- Sarah Birgé and Kate Jenkins. The Nanubhai Education Foundation works to have a positive impact on financially vulnerable rural students in a scaleable and sustainable way. For the past decade we have worked closely with communities in Gujarat, India

In this episode, we feature Willy Oppenheim, Founder and Executive Director of Omprakash. Omprakash is a global network of 172 social impact "Partner" organizations in 39 countries and 18,236 people from 138 countries. Our Partners use the network to find volunteers, interns, researchers and donors, as well as to showcase their work to a global audience.

In this episode, we feature Moritz Piatti, a Senior Economist at the World Bank in the Independent Evaluation Group whose work focuses on accountability.

In this podcast, you will listen to an interview with the directors, Brody Foy and Logan Graham, of Givology's partner organization, RAIL, a scholar run consultancy that aims to apply machine learning techniques to interesting problems.

This week, we welcome Liz Wilson, who is the CEO and director of Skip Peru, a non-profit currently helping economically-disadvantaged children of the impoverished district of El Porvenir, Peru, realize their right to an education.

In this episode, we feature Nicole discussing Africa Service Learning and the Case Based method.

In this episode, we feature Brett Kanter, the president of the Givology Binghamton chapter.

In this episode, we feature Peggy Wiles Bacon, Director of the Tanzanian Children's Fund, who shares her inspiration Our Main Site: http://www.givology.org Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Givology Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/givology/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/Givology

Join us as Joanita Senoga tells us how the Circle of Peace School is founded on her mother's porch to where it is today. Our Main Site: http://www.givology.org Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Givology Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/givology/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/Givology

Joyce Meng, Co-founder of Givology and Forbes 30U30, shares her tips for effective giving Our Main Site: www.givology.org Facebook: www.facebook.com/Givology Instagram: www.instagram.com/givology/ Twitter: twitter.com/Givology

We feature Joshua Wilson, founder of Escuela Caracol, an intercultural primary school that merges indigenous Mayan and non-indigenous beliefs. Check out Escuela Caracol's documentary: http://escuelacaracol.org/documentary/

Learn about advocating for education in Africa with Iain Guest of the Advocacy Project.