In this podcast we discuss with Carry Somers, the founder and global operations director of Fashion Revolution, the challenges of the global fashion industry and the way Fashion Revolution aims to transform the fashion industry into an industry that conserves and restores the environment and values people over growth and profit.

In our last podcast we discuss with Sujit Peris. Currently working at Amnesty International, he has an impressive and diversified career path as he worked for various NGOs. Go check it out if you would like to gain insights on the third sector and especially on the activities of Amnesty.

In this new podcast, we are pleased to discuss with Anaïs and Maëlle, the founders of the Econogy project, about the impact of COVID-19 on our society. In 2020, they created the Econogy project which aims to be part of a green recovery and to demonstrate that COVID-19 can have a positive impact on resilience. In this podcast, Anaïs and Maëlle talk about the development of their project, their mission in Ecuador and the conclusions they drew from their experiences.
If you want to know more about this youth project with a sustainable impact, listen to this podcast!

For more information about the Econogy Project: https://econogyproject.org/?fbclid=IwAR2OeqQN8O5ZchULOq5uSClscCq7t4U-WlxYvzMOQ717spqtjG5UDjlCtqk

We are proud to announce the release of our last podcast featuring John Sauven – current CEO of Greenpeace UK. Go check it out if you would like to hear his analysis of how climate change will impact our daily lives if we do not act rapidly and his recommendations on the changes we should implement to limit the damage. We would like to thanks again warmly John Sauven for sharing his interesting thoughts with us!

Dear Furity community, we have just released a new podcast with the testimony of Matthew Lagden – an experienced and successful senior manager in the charity sector. We have discussed how fundraising works and how it has evolved over time. Go listen to it if you are passionate about the third sector and if you would like to learn more about the role of fundraisers!

Listen to our latest guest Bella Mosselmans the founder of Here For Good Law. In this podcast, Bella explains the importance of having multiple and variate experiences within the development sector, whereas it is by taking part in societies, volunteering or internships. She emphasises on the relevance that all have when getting to know the sector better and that would allow to fully understand the enriching benefits of working within development.

We are delighted to release a new podcast with Girish Menon – Action Aid UK’s CEO. Listen to it if you want to know more about the achievements and next challenges concerning women’s rights and conditions around the world!

In this new podcast, we interviewed Stefanos Fotiou, an accomplished expert in environment and sustainable development. Stefanos is the Director of the Environment and Development Division in the UN Economic and Social Commission for Asia Pacific. Click on the link below if you are interested in sustainability and the evolution of awareness throughout the past decades.
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Michael Mosselmans shares his experience with us on working in both large humanitarian organisations such as the United Nations as well as the World Food Program and the relatively smaller organisation he is currently working in Christian Aid. He gives an insight on the difference and the advantage or disadvantage of both.