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- [Episode Trailer] Generosity as a Tool for Capacity Building - Che Che Series
In this episode of Ubuntu Giving, we dig into the profound connection between acts of generosity and the enhancement of our abilities. Joining us is Charles Kojo Vandyck, the Head of Capacity and Development at the West Africa Civil Society Institute (WACSI), who will discuss how acts of kindness can contribute to the growth of personal skills and community resources. Through real-life anecdotes, we will explore the intricate relationship between generosity, philanthropy, and capacity building, shedding light on the remarkable impact that giving can make. Join us on this captivating journey as we strive to make a difference and unlock the potential for positive transformation.
About the Guest
Charles Kojo Vandyck stands out as a dynamic figure in the realm of development, serving as a catalyst for transformative change within civil society. Holding the esteemed title of Founding Member in the International Consortium on Closing Civic Space (iCon), an initiative led by the globally renowned Centre for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), Charles takes a lead role in reshaping citizen participation on a global scale. His influence extends from Oxford to Amsterdam, marked by his roles as a Trustee at INTRAC and an Advisory Board Member for Disrupt Development.
Charles's impactful contributions persist as a Core Team Member for the groundbreaking Reimagining INGOs (RINGO) initiative. Simultaneously, he holds the crucial position of Head of the Capacity Development Unit at the West Africa Civil Society Institute (WACSI). Acknowledged by the Development Studies Association, Charles is not only a certified Change the Game Academy Master Trainer but also an IFC-Learning and Performance Institute Trainer.
Get ready to be inspired as Charles charts the course for a more resilient, sustainable, and empowered civil society, leaving an indelible mark on the landscape of positive social change.
Where you can find the Guest and organizationsSocial mediaLinkedin: Charles Kojo Vandyck
Facebook: Charles Kojo VanDyck
Instagram
Twitter: @KojoAbroba
Websites@WACSI
Other digital footprintshttps://givingtuesdayafrica.substack.com/p/radical-generosity-in-motion
1 min - [Full Episode] Generosity as a Tool for Capacity Building - Che Che Series
In this episode of Ubuntu Giving, we dig into the profound connection between acts of generosity and the enhancement of our abilities. Joining us is Charles Kojo Vandyck, the Head of Capacity and Development at the West Africa Civil Society Institute (WACSI), who will discuss how acts of kindness can contribute to the growth of personal skills and community resources. Through real-life anecdotes, we will explore the intricate relationship between generosity, philanthropy, and capacity building, shedding light on the remarkable impact that giving can make. Join us on this captivating journey as we strive to make a difference and unlock the potential for positive transformation.
About the Guest
Charles Kojo Vandyck stands out as a dynamic figure in the realm of development, serving as a catalyst for transformative change within civil society. Holding the esteemed title of Founding Member in the International Consortium on Closing Civic Space (iCon), an initiative led by the globally renowned Centre for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), Charles takes a lead role in reshaping citizen participation on a global scale. His influence extends from Oxford to Amsterdam, marked by his roles as a Trustee at INTRAC and an Advisory Board Member for Disrupt Development.
Charles's impactful contributions persist as a Core Team Member for the groundbreaking Reimagining INGOs (RINGO) initiative. Simultaneously, he holds the crucial position of Head of the Capacity Development Unit at the West Africa Civil Society Institute (WACSI). Acknowledged by the Development Studies Association, Charles is not only a certified Change the Game Academy Master Trainer but also an IFC-Learning and Performance Institute Trainer.
Get ready to be inspired as Charles charts the course for a more resilient, sustainable, and empowered civil society, leaving an indelible mark on the landscape of positive social change.
Where you can find the Guest and organizationsSocial mediaLinkedin: Charles Kojo Vandyck
Facebook: Charles Kojo VanDyck
Instagram
Twitter: @KojoAbroba
Websites@WACSI
Other digital footprintshttps://givingtuesdayafrica.substack.com/p/radical-generosity-in-motion
32 min - [Full Episode] Narratives of Generosity - Che Che Series
In this episode, we spotlight the extraordinary impact of personal giving stories in the #MyGivingStory2023 competition. Our guests, Daniel Haule from GivingTuesday Tanzania and Mwenya from GivingTuesday South Africa, will discuss the profound influence of these narratives in inspiring generosity and driving social change. We will explore the crucial role of storytelling in philanthropy, the dynamic of community champions in Tanzania, and how these stories translate into tangible action, especially in the context of GivingTuesday.
MwenyaSocial media
Linkedin: Mwenya Chitambala
Facebook: Mwenya Chitambala
Instagram: @mwenya_c
Twitter: @LegitThisIs_ME
Websites and other digital footprintsFacebook: Giving Tuesday South Africa
Instagram: @givingtuesdaysa
Twitter:
DanielSocial media
Linkedin: Daniel Haule
Facebook: Haule Daniel
Instagram: @_hauledaniel
Twitter: X- @hauledaniel1
Websites and Other digital footprintsLinkedin:
Facebook: Giving Tuesday Tanzania
Instagram:
Twitter: X- @GivingTuesdayTZ
59 min - [Episode Trailer] Narratives of Generosity - Che Che Series
In this episode, we spotlight the extraordinary impact of personal giving stories in the #MyGivingStory2023 competition. Our guests, Daniel Haule from GivingTuesday Tanzania and Mwenya from GivingTuesday South Africa, will discuss the profound influence of these narratives in inspiring generosity and driving social change. We will explore the crucial role of storytelling in philanthropy, the dynamic of community champions in Tanzania, and how these stories translate into tangible action, especially in the context of GivingTuesday.
MwenyaSocial mediaLinkedin: Mwenya Chitambala
Facebook: Mwenya Chitambala
Instagram: @mwenya_c
Twitter: @LegitThisIs_ME
Websites Other digital footprintsFacebook: Giving Tuesday South Africa
Instagram: @givingtuesdaysa
Twitter:
DanielSocial mediaLinkedin: Daniel Haule
Facebook: Haule Daniel
Instagram: @_hauledaniel
Twitter: X- @hauledaniel1
Websites Other digital footprintsLinkedin:
Facebook: Giving Tuesday Tanzania
Instagram:
Twitter: X- @GivingTuesdayTZ
1 min - [Full Episode] Radical Generosity in Motion - Che Che Series
In this episode, we shine a spotlight on the Radical Generosity Bus program initiated by GivingTuesday Liberia and YES LIBERIA. Our guest, Z.J. Jallah, takes us on a journey through the innovative initiative that goes beyond transportation, incorporating elements of parental involvement, community engagement, and thematic education. Join us as we explore the profound impact on students, parents, and the community, showcasing how small acts of generosity can lead to radical change.
About the GuestOur esteemed guest today is Z.J. Jallah, the CEO of Yes Liberia and Country Lead of GivingTuesday Liberia. Z.J. is a change-maker who not only envisioned the 'Radical Generosity Bus' program but lived the experience of Liberian students. His passion for education, innovation, and generosity has driven this revolutionary initiative. We're honored to have him share the incredible journey with us
Social mediaLinkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/yesliberia-inc-/
Facebook
Instagram
Twitter
Websiteshttps://yesliberia.org/
Other digital footprintshttps://givingtuesdayafrica.substack.com/p/radical-generosity-in-motion
55 min - [Episode Trailer] Radical Generosity in Motion - Che Che Series
In this episode, we shine a spotlight on the Radical Generosity Bus program initiated by GivingTuesday Liberia and YES LIBERIA. Our guest, Z.J. Jallah, takes us on a journey through the innovative initiative that goes beyond transportation, incorporating elements of parental involvement, community engagement, and thematic education. Join us as we explore the profound impact on students, parents, and the community, showcasing how small acts of generosity can lead to radical change.
About the GuestOur esteemed guest today is Z.J. Jallah, the CEO of Yes Liberia and Country Lead of GivingTuesday Liberia. Z.J. is a change-maker who not only envisioned the 'Radical Generosity Bus' program but lived the experience of Liberian students. His passion for education, innovation, and generosity has driven this revolutionary initiative. We're honoured to have him share the incredible journey with us
Social mediaLinkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/yesliberia-inc-/
Facebook
Instagram
Twitter
Websiteshttps://yesliberia.org/
Other digital footprintshttps://givingtuesdayafrica.substack.com/p/radical-generosity-in-motion
1 min - [épisodes complets] Philanthropie et Autonomisation des Communautés en Afrique francophone - Haba Haba Series
Dans cet épisode, nous plongeons dans le pouvoir transformateur de la philanthropie en Afrique francophone et son rôle dans l'autonomisation des communautés locales. Nous explorons comment les efforts philanthropiques entraînent des changements positifs, favorisent l'autosuffisance et amplifient les voix des groupes marginalisés à travers la région.
Notre intervenant invité, le Dr. Brondon Niguel Vouofo Gapgueu, philanthrope de renom et expert en développement communautaire au Burundi, partage ses connaissances et ses expériences. Il met en lumière les différentes initiatives philanthropiques menées dans le pays et leur impact sur l'autonomisation des communautés.
22 min - [L'épisode de Trailer ] Philanthropie et Autonomisation des Communautés en Afrique francophone - Haba Haba Series
Dans cet épisode, nous plongeons dans le pouvoir transformateur de la philanthropie en Afrique francophone et son rôle dans l'autonomisation des communautés locales. Nous explorons comment les efforts philanthropiques entraînent des changements positifs, favorisent l'autosuffisance et amplifient les voix des groupes marginalisés à travers la région.
Notre intervenant invité, le Dr. Brondon Niguel Vouofo Gapgueu, philanthrope de renom et expert en développement communautaire au Burundi, partage ses connaissances et ses expériences. Il met en lumière les différentes initiatives philanthropiques menées dans le pays et leur impact sur l'autonomisation des communautés.
1 min - [Full Episode] Youth Philanthropy and Empowerment: Driving Change in Africa - Haba Haba Series
Africa's future lies in the hands of its youth, who possess immense potential to drive social change and transform communities.
Recognizing the power of young individuals as catalysts for progress, this podcast explores the role of youth empowerment in Africa and its profound impact on society.
We have the privilege of hearing from Itofa, an award-winning social entrepreneur and development consultant, who has actively engaged with youth-led initiatives and dedicated himself to empowering young people across the continent.
This podcast explores the crucial role of youth in driving social change in Africa.
It highlights the experiences and insights of Itofa, emphasizing the power of youth-led initiatives, youth entrepreneurship, and the significance of mentorship and support systems in fostering positive social impact.
ABOUT THE GUEST
Itofa Ivarah is a development consultant, and a founder of two Nonprofits in Nigeria; Church on The Street & My9jaFoodBank.
His work cuts across promoting resilient food systems, advocating for inclusive education for marginalized children and rehabilitating internally displaced persons (IDPs) in Nigeria.
Itofa Ivarah has raised over $14,000 in funding to develop solutions to malnutrition and rehabilitation of IDPs. His contribution to zero hunger through My9jaFoodBank earned him the 2022 Oxfam Hunger Heroes Award.
He is a TEDx speaker & a masters candidate of International Development from the University of Galway, Ireland.
38 min - [Episode Trailer] Youth Philanthropy and Empowerment: Driving Change in Africa - Haba Haba Series
Africa's future lies in the hands of its youth, who possess immense potential to drive social change and transform communities.
Recognizing the power of young individuals as catalysts for progress, this podcast explores the role of youth empowerment in Africa and its profound impact on society.
We have the privilege of hearing from Itofa, an award-winning social entrepreneur and development consultant, who has actively engaged with youth-led initiatives and dedicated himself to empowering young people across the continent.
This podcast explores the crucial role of youth in driving social change in Africa.
It highlights the experiences and insights of Itofa, emphasizing the power of youth-led initiatives, youth entrepreneurship, and the significance of mentorship and support systems in fostering positive social impact.
ABOUT THE GUEST
Itofa Ivarah is a development consultant, and a founder of two Nonprofits in Nigeria; Church on The Street & My9jaFoodBank.
His work cuts across promoting resilient food systems, advocating for inclusive education for marginalized children and rehabilitating internally displaced persons (IDPs) in Nigeria.
Itofa Ivarah has raised over $14,000 in funding to develop solutions to malnutrition and rehabilitation of IDPs. His contribution to zero hunger through My9jaFoodBank earned him the 2022 Oxfam Hunger Heroes Award.
He is a TEDx speaker & a masters candidate of International Development from the University of Galway, Ireland.
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About UbuntuGiving Podcast
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Africa is a continent known for its rich cultural diversity and history. There are over 3,000 ethnic groups in Africa, each with their own distinct cultures and languages. Africa is home to over…
2,000 languages, but more interestingly, despite its diversity, most African cultures often emphasize the importance of community and interdependence, with traditions and values that prioritize generosity, hospitality, and respect amongst each other.
Ubuntu Giving is a concept rooted in African philosophy that emphasizes the importance of human connections, community, and generosity. Ubuntu is a word from several African languages that means "I am because we are." Ubuntu Giving encourages individuals to recognize their interconnectedness with others and to act in ways that promote the well-being of their communities.
Thus, the #UbuntuGiving campaign is an Africa-led campaign to celebrate African philanthropy. By bringing people together and building solidarity, the campaign amplifies the African giving culture. This campaign will be a collaborative effort aimed at contextualizing and localizing philanthropy and connecting with other continents as part of a global movement for generosity.
The Ubuntu Giving podcast is designed to tell stories of generosity in Africa in an authentic and engaging manner. The podcast will feature different guests who will share their experiences and insights on different themes related to giving. These themes may include but are not limited to, volunteerism, charitable giving, community development, and social impact. Each episode will provide a platform for our guests to share their stories, highlight their work, and inspire others to get involved.
The Ubuntu Giving podcast is an excellent way to showcase African philanthropy and inspire more people to give. We are providing a platform for emerging leaders to share their stories and connect with a global network.
The podcast will provide a unique platform for promoting GivingTuesday, leaders and the Africa Hub, and other related initiatives. By sharing stories of generosity and highlighting the work of individuals and organizations across Africa, the podcast will help to build stronger connections with our audience and raise awareness of the importance of giving.