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A Q&A Special Episode of 'Finding Good' answering listener questions about Daniel's humanitarian work, experiences across the globe, and issues raised across the two series of this podcast.

Daniel recounts his run in with the Taliban, hostile environment training, and unpacks the real work of a humanitarian.

Send us your questions on social media or at Daniel's website: danielwordsworth.com and Daniel can answer them in future episodes of 'Finding Good'

For more than 30 years, Daniel Wordsworth - the CEO of WorldVision Australia - has experienced war zones, natural disasters, refugee camps, and sprawling slums. Now he is going to show you a better and more optimistic world. This podcast is Finding Good. 

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The 1 thing most humans are more afraid of than death, the global pop star who drove a cultural phenomenon and meet Alana, The Director of the OneCo Foundation, a group that assists business find their giving purpose.

https://onecofoundation.org/

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In the face of great danger, a young Daniel travelled to the hills of Colombia in search of the elusive Bruchko, facing would be kidnappers, cartels and sleeping in prisons.

In Honduras he meets an incredible young girl living and working in a rubbish dump with an inspiring story of resilience and hope.

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The reluctant optimist returns! We're back for Season 2 with incredible stories of tales of resilience, perseverance and triumph.

From the rubbish dump families of Colombia, hospital boats of the Amazon and one man's ambitious task of schooling 1 million children in Pakistan, to the people doing good in our very back yard.

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There is a man working in a office in suburban Melbourne literally fixing the effects of the climate crisis. It sounds fake but it's real.

His name is Tony Rinaudo and for years he has successfully 'regreened' areas of the Sahara, working with local farming communities to turn barren land back into fertile green locations, turning the tide of climate change on the planet.

Daniel Wordsworth couldn't believe it either, so set about trying to find Tony... turns out he didn't have to go far. Tony works in the office upstairs from Daniel!

In this eye-opening episode, Tony Rinaudo joins the podcast to discuss his groundbreaking technique to regrow forests and combat climate change: Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration (FMNR). Empowering local communities, he's unlocked the potential of dormant trees, and aims to regenerate one billion hectares. He really is the Guardian of the Greenery - Earth's Avenger!

You can see the documentary on Tony and FMNR here, if you're in Australia.

https://www.sbs.com.au/ondemand/movie/the-forest-maker/2188955203566

For more than 30 years, Daniel Wordsworth - the CEO of WorldVision Australia - has experienced war zones, natural disasters, refugee camps, and sprawling slums. Now he is going to show you a better and more optimistic world. This podcast is Finding Good. 

Follow Daniel and join the conversation on TikTok: @danielwordsworthau 

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Tales of compassion, resilience and unexpected encounters as we explore the inspiring efforts of ASILI and Hollywood star Ben Affleck, to enhance the lives of the war ravaged Congolese. Beware, as we unveil the perils of a moonlit desert walk where resilience triumphs over scorpion stings.

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Almost everything you think about refugees is wrong. What is life really like inside these camps? The reality is astounding.

On this episode of 'Finding Good' we also share am incredible story from inside one of the largest camps in the world where, in the face of the impossible a few people did the doable to make life a bit more tolerable for the worlds most marginalised.

For more than 30 years, Daniel Wordsworth - the CEO of WorldVision Australia - has experienced war zones, natural disasters, refugee camps, and sprawling slums. Now he is going to show you a better and more optimistic world. This podcast is Finding Good. 

Follow Daniel and join the conversation on TikTok: @danielwordsworthau 

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At the craziest intersection in the roughest part of San Salvador, there are 3 street corner gangs and just 1 group of Sisters, who are addressing gang violence and its effects on the local families - in between rollerblading and kayaking, of course.

Sisters Rising Worldwide: https://www.instagram.com/sistersrisingworldwide/

The Colour Movement: https://www.instagram.com/thecolormovement

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