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Building Intentional Communities ft. Rhiana Spring
Ever wonder what it looks like to work in human rights and really create sustainable support for those who need it?
In today's episode, host Anmol Irfan is joined by award winning entrepreneur and human rights activist Rhiana Spring, founder of Spring ACT - who created the world's first AI powered chatbot for domestic violence survivors and learn about the on ground realities of human rights activism across the world.
Our latest episode takes you into the life of someone who has dedicated their time to making the world a better place for others, and pushes you to reimagine what it means to truly help people. As Rhiana says, there are no vulnerable people, only people in vulnerable situations and when we understand that we can create better tools for them to create better realities. Tune in for an an honest and hard hitting take on how the world of human rights and tech collide to make justice more accessible
Follow Echoes Media for more slow news and stories on the Global South.
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By Echoes MediaEver wonder what it looks like to work in human rights and really create sustainable support for those who need it?
In today's episode, host Anmol Irfan is joined by award winning entrepreneur and human rights activist Rhiana Spring, founder of Spring ACT - who created the world's first AI powered chatbot for domestic violence survivors and learn about the on ground realities of human rights activism across the world.
Our latest episode takes you into the life of someone who has dedicated their time to making the world a better place for others, and pushes you to reimagine what it means to truly help people. As Rhiana says, there are no vulnerable people, only people in vulnerable situations and when we understand that we can create better tools for them to create better realities. Tune in for an an honest and hard hitting take on how the world of human rights and tech collide to make justice more accessible
Follow Echoes Media for more slow news and stories on the Global South.