Podcasts about echoing green fellows

Joining us today is Antionette D. Carroll, Founder and CEO of Creative Reaction Lab. Creative Reaction Lab is a nonprofit social enterprise designing healthy and racially equitable communities for Black and Latinx populations through education and training programs, community engagement consulting, an online national platform, and open-source resources. Creative Reaction Lab is creating a community-centered, collaborative movement led by youth to challenge racial inequities in education, media, health and healthcare, government and public service. One of Essence’s 100 Woke Women and was recently named an Echoing Green Fellows. Throughout her career, Antionette has worked for non-profits working for social justice, human rights, and diversity and inclusion. Learn more: Websitehttp://www.creativereactionlab.com Company Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/CreativeReactionLab/ Company Twitterhttps://twitter.com/CreativeRxlab Company LinkedIn Pagehttps://www.linkedin.com/company/creative-reaction-lab/ Personal Facebookhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/antionettecarroll/ Personal Twitterhttps://twitter.com/acarrolldesign Personal LinkedInhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/antionettecarroll/

Joining us today is Antionette D. Carroll, Founder and CEO of Creative Reaction Lab. Creative Reaction Lab is a nonprofit social enterprise designing healthy and racially equitable communities for Black and Latinx populations through education and training programs, community engagement consulting, an online national platform, and open-source resources. Creative Reaction Lab is creating a community-centered, collaborative movement led by youth to challenge racial inequities in education, media, health and healthcare, government and public service. One of Essence’s 100 Woke Women and was recently named an Echoing Green Fellows. Throughout her career, Antionette has worked for non-profits working for social justice, human rights, and diversity and inclusion. Learn more: Website Company Facebook Company Twitter Company LinkedIn Page Personal Facebook Personal Twitter Personal LinkedIn

Joining us today is Antionette D. Carroll, Founder and CEO of Creative Reaction Lab. Creative Reaction Lab is a nonprofit social enterprise designing healthy and racially equitable communities for Black and Latinx populations through education and training programs, community engagement consulting, an online national platform, and open-source resources. Creative Reaction Lab is creating a community-centered, collaborative movement led by youth to challenge racial inequities in education, media, health and healthcare, government and public service. One of Essence's 100 Woke Women and was recently named an Echoing Green Fellows. Throughout her career, Antionette has worked for non-profits working for social justice, human rights, and diversity and inclusion. Learn more: Websitehttp://www.creativereactionlab.com Company Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/CreativeReactionLab/ Company Twitterhttps://twitter.com/CreativeRxlab Company LinkedIn Pagehttps://www.linkedin.com/company/creative-reaction-lab/ Personal Facebookhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/antionettecarroll/ Personal Twitterhttps://twitter.com/acarrolldesign Personal LinkedInhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/antionettecarroll/

”Maybe it doesn’t need to take a grandiose gesture. What if it is just one tiny action that really could make a world of a difference?”   SPONSORED BY GO LIVE HQ Save 25% off their customizable, easy-to-use website templates and download their brand bio formula for free: http://bit.ly/golivetrfe   WHAT'S IN THIS EPISODE? What would you do if you were 1% more courageous? That’s the question Jude Martinez started asking herself when she was faced with some really big fears after playing it safe for years. That question would also later be her catalyst for launching In Her Shoes, a global organization committed to catalyzing courage for young girls and women around the world. You know those pivotal moments in your life that you can look back on and say “That. That was moment things changed.” Here’s one of Jude’s: after being accepted to her dream law school, she realized that the thing she had always wanted wasn’t at all what she really wanted. Scared of what everyone would think, she secretly declined her acceptance and told everyone else she was deferring for one year. She gave herself that one year to “figure it out”. And that’s where our story begins... We talk about: How playing small for years protected her from fear How fear is now her best compass How Jude intuitively made the decision to turn down a giant opportunity she’d spent years working towards How she turned her passion for social entrepreneurship into starting her own organization   WHO IS JUDE MARTINEZ? Judith Martinez is the Founder and CEO of InHerShoes and Chief of Strategy at Orenda Collective. InHerShoes is a millennial led, social impact driven, global organization committed to catalyzing courage for young girls and women around the world. Their mission is simple: activate the genius of a generation to make a difference in their communities now. A by-product being re-defying traditional standards of what it looks like to be a successful woman today. When she’s not catalyzing courage for women at InHerShoes, she’s equipping startup entrepreneurs and small businesses with strategies that grow profit and social impact at boutique consulting agency, Orenda Collective. Judith has worked with organizations such as Ashoka: Innovators for the Public, world-class leaders such as Leon Panetta, and has shared her voice on behalf of youth at the Youth Assembly, United Nations. Selected as a StartingBloc fellow in Washington, D.C., Judith has worked with organizations such as ReWork, Mind Hatch, and the Transformative Action Institute. She has co-authored Students Lead Now, the first book written by students, for students, on student leadership in the higher education space, and was most recently selected to work side by side with Echoing Green Fellows in building a Social Innovation and Leadership program to equip college students with 21st century skill sets for success at Claremont McKenna College. Recognized by The Next Big Thing Movement as one of 2017's Millennial Influencers, she was nominated to join the ranks of Forbes 30 Under 30 for her commitment to first generation women and transforming what it means to be a non-profit in this day and age. She most recently was honored as one of CSQ Magazine’s #NextGen10 awardees for her impact in Arts, Culture, and Philanthropy in the Los Angeles entrepreneurial eco-system, alongside folks like Kobe Bryant, Jeff Stibel, and Jesse Draper in Innovation & Tech.   LINKS FROM THIS EPISODE: TEDx Youth Assembly at the United Nations Ashoka Episode 176 with Emily Ann Peterson ”Bare Naked Bravery” by Emily Ann Peterson In her Shoes on Instagram www.inhershoesmvmt.org

Min Pease leads the impact investing program at Echoing Green where she supports Echoing Green Fellows seeking or receiving impact investment. In large part, this involves getting social entrepreneurs investment ready and helping them to find investors that have an aligned understanding of their mission. Min also works to engage investors in the Echoing Green... The post Episode 16: Interview with Echoing Green’s Min Pease: latest research on the key barriers entrepreneurs face in getting access to capital and the main types of support they require. appeared first on Financing Social Entrepreneurs Podcast.

Building on the interview with Echoing Green President Cheryl Dorsey in episode 4 of Financing Social Entrepreneurs, this episode focuses on Echoing Green’s new impact investment programme. Min Pease leads the impact investing program at Echoing Green where she supports Echoing Green Fellows seeking or receiving impact investment. In large part, this involves getting social... The post Episode 5 Interview with Min Pease, leader of Echoing Green’s impact investing program appeared first on Financing Social Entrepreneurs Podcast.