In other episodes we have discussed the benefits of the cooperative business model – being or becoming worker-owned. We’ve highlighted the benefits of bridging cultural divides to create the future we want.
Join me and my two guests as we discuss some of the challenges in community stakeholder engagement after the loss of two major jobs sources and the efforts to develop a culture of environmental protection and conservation in the community.
At their earliest stage, entrepreneurs generally get funding from friends and family – those supporters culled from alumni groups, professional connections, and longstanding familial and social networks.
Our guests this week are Franko Goehse, Head of Fumba Town Service Centre, and Bernadette Padua-Kirsch, Landscaping Manager for Fumba Town Service Centre in Zanzibar, Tanzania.
We often focus on the individual's healing and personal journey. We rarely address the importance of healing collectively and/or culturally. We also rarely ask how can an individual fully heal if the society in which they live is unhealthy.
The purpose of this show is to accelerate the shift towards building an inclusive, just future by connecting people and ideas. Be inspired to become the change agent for your community. Our guests describe some of what’s happening across the country and around the world to improve community resilience and build a regenerative community.
Our topics range from money and what it is, the challenges and success of global resilient community efforts, models for bringing alternative health care to underserved and minority communities, suggestions for fostering greater community through social entrepreneurship, building leadership, to reflecting on the language we use and whether it is inclusive or exclusive.