This episode was brought to you thanks to the Rotary Peace Fellowship (more info below) If you ask me who is the face of the XXI Century peacebuilder professional, I would say it’s Manal El Tayar. Manal is a Rotary Peace Fellow, trilingual development professional with 7+ years of experience in project management and monitoring and evaluation
This episode was brought to you thanks to the Rotary Peace Fellowship (more info below) Ashley Woods is an internationally recognized art curator, project manager and producer. How you can become an art curator, produce global art exhibits that travel the world and work with Peace Laureates. Sounds amazing right? It’s hard, but very possible and Ashley
How do you connect local knowledge with peace and development initiatives? At the cutting edge of peacebuilding/development research and practice; winner of 2020 Book of the Year by the Conflict Research Society with the book “Reclaiming everyday peace: local voices in measurement and evaluation after war”; associate professor in the COEX program (Conflict Resolution and Coexistence) at Brandeis University, Episode
Let’s talk about career transitions. After over a decade working in the medical humanitarian field, Ayako Tsujika, transitioned to working full time in peacebuilding. She is currently working at the Africa Department of JICA, Japan International Cooperation Agency, as a country officer since last summer, and is going to work on its governance and peacebuilding programs
Where philanthropy, impact investment, peace and equality meet we find Randy Newcomb. This episode was brought to you thanks to the Rotary Peace Fellowship (see more info below on the fellowship) With a career trajectory that spans for decades in areas that range from urban local community-based organization (CBO) work in the city of San Francisco; to
How do you heal the cycle of violence within the U.S. Prison System? What happens when the inner markers of success do not match your calling? This is how Mariette Fourmeaux du Sartel initiated her counterintuitive and yet profound transformational journey to transforming the U.S. prison system. In Episode 5 of Season 8 listen how
How do you cope with and transform polarization, hatred and all things divisive? Now more than ever we need all hands-on deck to deal with and heal from deep-rooted divisions in our societies. From practitioners with formal training in conflict transformation to every day folks, we need the tools to navigate the waters of disinformation,
This episode was brought to you thanks to the Rotary Peace Fellowship (see below for more info on the opportunity) Burnout, grief, stress, grief. These are the core of the issues that Jenn Weidman’s social enterprise, Space Bangkok, is dedicated to solve/transform in the social impact professional community. In Episode 3 of Season 8, learn how after
This episode was brought to you thanks to the Rotary Peace Fellowship (see below for more info on the opportunity) After 2020 we all know a thing of two about disasters. But there are folks like Yotam Polizer who have built amazing careers providing humanitarian relief at a global scale. Yotam Polizer is CEO of Israel’s biggest
Building a career merging the fields of data, research and peace is not only possible, it is the career path of Michael Collins. How can you study electro-mechanical engineering to then launch a construction company focused on historical renovations, to end up leading a cutting-edge research and policy driven organization focused on developing frameworks for
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