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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We discuss the burning platform, how poverty impacts climate more than plastic straws, and the Australian forest maker who is working to save the planet.

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Daniel tells us why Maslow's much-studied and broadly accepted 'Hierarchy of Needs' is wrong. Plus we discuss what it really means to be poor, how poverty makes people feel. Plus, Studio 54's unwritten shoe policy.

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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Meet Daniel as he talks about the 3 questions we should all ask ourselves to determine how our future will unfold, and hear the remarkable story of a group of children in Sierra Leone, showing kindness in the most brutal of situations.

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