Stewardship & Sustainability Series

Sarah Davison-Tracy, devoted human rights advocate, founder of Seeds of Exchange, and author of “Live Ablaze” and “Soulfully Ablaze,” discusses the importance of grace, joy and love as we work to transform ourselves and our culture. Sarah reveals her work with the Badi Caste in Nepal, the importance of being Lights for each other, and cultivating the essence of enthusiasm and charisma as we weave the texture and fabric of our everyday lives. She also shares the importance of “Places of Pause” (POPs) in our day-to-day lives.

More at: yonearth.org/podcast, seedsofexchange.org, and sarahdavisontracy.com

Sarah Davison-Tracy, devoted human rights advocate, founder of Seeds of Exchange, and author of “Live Ablaze” and “Soulfully Ablaze,” discusses the importance of grace, joy and love as we work to transform ourselves and our culture. Sarah reveals her work with the Badi Caste in Nepal, the importance of being Lights for each other, and cultivating the essence of enthusiasm and charisma as we weave the texture and fabric of our everyday lives. She also shares the importance of “Places of Pause” (POPs) in our day-to-day lives.

More at: yonearth.org/podcast, seedsofexchange.org, and sarahdavisontracy.com

Maureen Hart, Executive Director of the International Society of Sustainability Professionals (ISSP), discusses the importance of systems thinking (vs. narrow, short-term thinking) and balance in both environmental and social systems as fundamental to sustainability. In her discussion with Aaron Perry, she makes the business case for sustainability – especially with the rising tide of Certified B-Corporations. Maureen also shares a bit from her personal life, and how cycling, eating organic food, and walking in the woods instead of shopping are key aspects of her personal stewardship and sustainability practice! She reminds us that “you can’t repeal the laws of nature!”

Listeners can enjoy a special $25 discount on their ISSP membership fees – act now as this is only available to the first 25 who respond!

Maureen Hart, Executive Director of the International Society of Sustainability Professionals (ISSP), discusses the importance of systems thinking (vs. narrow, short-term thinking) and balance in both environmental and social systems as fundamental to sustainability. In her discussion with Aaron Perry, she makes the business case for sustainability – especially with the rising tide of Certified B-Corporations. Maureen also shares a bit from her personal life, and how cycling, eating organic food, and walking in the woods instead of shopping are key aspects of her personal stewardship and sustainability practice! She reminds us that “you can’t repeal the laws of nature!”

Listeners can enjoy a special $25 discount on their ISSP membership fees – act now as this is only available to the first 25 who respond!

Angela Maria Roa Ortiz, community leader at the Foundation for Leaders Organizing for Water & Sustainability (FLOWS), is interviewed by author Aaron William Perry in this episode. Angela discusses global citizenship in the context of local action. She discusses the importance of kindness and intention as we celebrate diversity and mobilize the multidimensional social and environmental strategies that are helping to create a better world and culture. Angela reminds us that “solutions to big problems lie in many small changes.”

Angela Maria Roa Ortiz, community leader at the Foundation for Leaders Organizing for Water & Sustainability (FLOWS), is interviewed by author Aaron William Perry in this episode. Angela discusses global citizenship in the context of local action. She discusses the importance of kindness and intention as we celebrate diversity and mobilize the multidimensional social and environmental strategies that are helping to create a better world and culture. Angela reminds us that “solutions to big problems lie in many small changes.”