Credo Voices

In this episode of Credo Voices, we are joined by Okan Dursun, an industrial engineer, social entrepreneur, and UN SDG Young Leader pioneering technology for good.

He shares how his career evolved from empowering millions of students with hands-on robotics and sustainability tools to helping major enterprises calculate and lower their value-chain emissions.

Join us for an insightful conversation on inspiring the next generation, transforming industrial supply chains, and leveraging data to move past empty buzzwords toward real environmental accountability.Okan’s work advances Quality Education (SDG 4), Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure (SDG 9), Responsible Consumption and Production (SDG 12), and Climate Action (SDG 13).

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In this episode of Credo Voices, we meet Atia Hussain, Founder of Eco Artisan.

From Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan, Atia is reimagining sustainable fashion by combining traditional craftsmanship with circular economy principles to create income opportunities for women while preserving local knowledge and cultural heritage.

We explore the connection among sustainable fashion, women’s economic empowerment, and climate resilience, and how communities can build new opportunities from existing skills and traditions.

Atia’s work advances Gender Equality (SDG 5), Decent Work and Economic Growth (SDG 8), Responsible Consumption and Production (SDG 12), and Climate Action (SDG 13).

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To learn more about Atia Hussain and her work, follow her on LinkedIn.

What does it take to build a future where every girl has the opportunity to thrive?

We're kicking off a brand-new season of Credo Voices with an inspiring conversation featuring Miriam Suttah, Founder of the Feminine Future Foundation.

From education and mentorship to advocacy and practical skills, Miriam shares how her work in Ghana is equipping vulnerable girls with the confidence, opportunities, and support to challenge gender stereotypes and build more independent futures.

Join us for a conversation about youth-led change, gender equality, and what it takes to build The Feminine Future.

Miriam's work advances:• SDG 4: Quality Education• SDG 5: Gender Equality• SDG 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth

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To learn more about Miriam Suttah and her work, follow her on  LinkedIn and the Feminine Future Foundation on Instagram.

Gender equality is a shared responsibility.

In the Season 2 finale of Credo Voices, we welcome Selen Okay Akcali, Chairperson of Yanındayız Derneği (We Stand By You Association), a pioneering organisation in Turkey engaging men as active allies for gender equality.

Selen shares her journey from the private sector into advocacy and why meaningful progress requires men and women working together. Founded in 2018, Yanındayız addresses violence against women and children, supports women’s participation in the workforce, and promotes more equitable household roles through a bold he-for-she approach.

This conversation explores cultural resistance, the power of honest dialogue, and what it truly takes to move from awareness to responsibility.

Her work aligns with #SDG5: Gender Equality, #SDG8: Decent Work and Economic Growth, and #SDG16: Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions, paving the way for a future rooted in justice and collaboration.

Don’t miss this compelling discussion as Selen shares her vision for a world where men and women unite for true equality.

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On this episode of Credo Voices Season 2, we sit down with Lea Nepuceno, founder of Beauty Beyond Bars and a Vital Voices Fellow.

Lea shares how her organization works to expand access to essential hygiene supplies for incarcerated people, while also documenting and amplifying their stories to advocate for dignity, health, and systemic reform within the justice system.

Her work advances SDG 3: Good Health and Well-Being, SDG 10: Reduced Inequalities, and SDG 16: Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions, reminding us that justice must also be humane.

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In this episode of Credo Voices, we sit down with Marion Schleifer, a trailblazer in technology and a passionate advocate for gender equality in the digital space.

Marion’s work focuses on bridging the gender gap in tech by empowering women with essential digital skills and breakingbarriers in a traditionally male-dominated industry.

Through education, mentorship, and advocacy, Marion is driving progress in Quality Education (SDG 4), Gender Equality (SDG 5), and Decent Work and Economic Growth (SDG 8), ensuring more women can thrive in the tech sector.

Join us as Marion shares her journey, the impact of her work, and her vision for a future where women have equal opportunities to innovate, lead, and shape the digital world.

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What if rural development wasn’t about external aid, but about unlocking the potential within communities?

In this episode of Credo Voices, we meet Hayasa Tahmazyan, Founder of Armenia Corps, an initiative that flips the script on development—focusing on strengths instead of struggles. Through asset mapping, skills-based training, and village collaborations, Hayasa is proving that resilient communities are built from within.

Her work empowers women, fosters economicgrowth, and strengthens rural Armenia, advancing #SDG5: Gender Equality and #SDG8: Decent Work and Economic Growth.

Listen to this transformative episode and hear Hayasa’s vision for a unified, resilient, thriving Armenia.

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To learn more about Hayasa and her work, follow them on LinkedIn and Facebook and visit their website.

In this episode of Credo Voices, we sit with Jasmine Anouna, Co-founder of The Bloom, a platform dedicated to breaking silos and creating opportunities for underrepresented leaders in social change.

Jasmine’s work is reshaping the social impact space—bridging the Global South and North, fostering radical visibility, and providing changemakers with mentorship, networking, and career resources. With a newsletter reaching over 45,000 readers weekly, curated opportunities, and safe spaces for growth, The Bloom ensures that no changemaker has to navigate their journey alone.

By championing #SDG10: Reduced Inequalities and#SDG17: Partnerships for the Goals, Jasmine is proving that real impact happens when we invest in inclusive, interconnected leadership.

Listen to Jasmine’s inspiring story, the impact of The Bloom, and her mission to reshape the future of social impact!

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In this episode of Credo Voices, we explore the journey of Heidi Baskfield, a youth mental health advocate and the President & CEO of Speak Our Minds. Heidi’s work sheds light on the systemic barriers preventing children from accessing mental health care, addressing the profound impact of policy failures, insurance gaps, and inequities in the healthcare system.

Through advocacy, policy reform, and community-driven solutions, Heidi is working to build a functional youth mentalhealth system. Her efforts champion (SDG 3) Good Health and Well-Being and (SDG 10) Reduced Inequalities, ensuring that every child—regardless of background—receives the care they need, when they need it most.

Join us as Heidi shares her inspiring journey, the urgent challenges facing youth mental health today, and her visionfor a future where accessible, effective mental health care uplifts communities and transforms lives.

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To learn more about Heidi Basfield and her work, follow her on LinkedIn, Instagram and visit the website.

In this episode of Credo Voices, we explore the journey of Sarah Mak, co-founder and CEO of Folktale, a groundbreaking technology platform revolutionizing storytelling for impact measurement.

Sarah’s work highlights how community-led storytelling can bridge the gap between qualitative and quantitative data, ensuring that the voices of those directly affected by development programs shape decision-making.

Folktale’s customizable templates, offline functionality, automatic translation, and ethical data security make it a powerful tool for organizations to gather real stories at scale.

Through inclusive storytelling, participatory monitoring, and data-driven insights, Sarah is advancing Reduced Inequalities (SDG 10) and Partnership for the Goals (SDG 17), ensuring that stories are not only heard but also drive meaningful change.

Join us as Sarah shares her vision for the future of impact storytelling, how Folktales transform development work, and why authentic narratives matter in creating a more equitable world.

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To learn more about Sarah Mak and her work, follow them on ⁠LinkedIn⁠ and visit their ⁠website⁠.