Today I am thrilled to be speaking with an extraordinary woman today- Yesmien Bagh Ali, a business woman, activist, advocate, and now children’s book author. For over 25 years Yesmien has worked with communities and professional agencies to break down barriers to implement policy change for vulnerable people. 

I invite you to listen to today's podcast with Kady Duffy as she shares her journey from performing arts in NYC to working in France for some of the world’s top outdoor apparel companies. And to where she is today as a producer and director of the translated play, 'The Wolves', by Sarah DeLappe (the play was a finalist for the 2017 Pulitzer Prize for drama) that focuses on gender and issues facing young, adolescent women.  

Listen to my year end podcast- just me saying thanks! 

Today's podcast is with Felicity Fallon, one of the founders, current chairperson, and driving force behind Lake Aid, a local charity based in Annecy, France that supports refugee children. Felicity deep dives into how Lake Aid came to fruition and how a team of volunteers continues to provide an array of support to an often overlooked demographic.

Today's podcast is with Kady Duffy, former brand and marketing professional turned theatre producer and director, on her journey to bring the play, 'The Wolves', by Sarah DeLappe to French audiences. The play, which was translated into French from English, includes an ensemble of females and very much speaks to gender issues facing young women today. 

Hi listeners and thank you for joining us today. I am really excited to speak with Canadian Cheryl Rosebush. Cheryl has spent 20 years in the field of media and communications including various roles in tv and radio journalism as well as with global organisations including the UN and World Bank, specialising in sustainable development, climate change and forest protection. This year Cheryl added a new audience to her work- kids - with her environmental children’s book series  for ages 4-8 called What the World Needs Now.  Tune in to learn more about the book series and Cheryl's journey. 

Hi listeners! Today we are speaking with Gaelle Mogli, Founder and CEO of ConnectAid, the International Solidarity Network, that connects individuals and organisations to concrete humanitarian and development aid projects around the world and provides nonprofits the tools and support they need to be more efficient on the ground.

I am really excited to speak with Margarita Limcaoco co-founder of Mamu, an ag-tech, circular economy production system that collects spent grain from breweries and repurposes it as a raw material to produce fresh gourmet mushrooms.

Today we are speaking with Jenny Costelloe, the Executive Director of the Ethical Tea Partnership, about her career and focus in developing strong partnerships to the advance SDG 17, Partnerships For The Goals.

It's me with a summer update. I am taking a holiday break and will be back in September.