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Von Anfang an hat der Vater von Jiffer Bourguignon eine wichtige Rolle im Podcast "Amerika, wir müssen reden" gespielt. Tagesthemen-Moderator Ingo Zamperoni hat mehrfach über seinen Schwiegervater Paul berichtet. Er hat ihn in seinen Fernseh-Dokumentationen begleitet und auch in diesem Podcast kam er ständig zu Wort. Jiffer und Ingo wurden zudem immer wieder auf ihn angesprochen: "Was denkt dein Schwiegervater, was denkt dein Papa denn jetzt über das, was da gerade in den USA passiert? Über Trump? Ist er immer noch Trump Wähler und Unterstützer?" Auch die Hörerinnen und Hörer dieses Podcasts beschäftigten diese Fragen regelmäßig. Der überzeugte Republikaner Paul Bourguignon stand für das konservative und religiöse Amerika und die Menschen, die Donald Trump wählen, obwohl sie ihn persönlich nicht schätzen. "Für mich und meinen Vater war Politik immer das große Thema", erinnert sich Jiffer an viele kontroverse Gespräche mit ihrem Vater. Die unterschiedlichen Ansichten innerhalb Ingos und Jiffers amerikanischer Familie haben die politische Zerissenheit für das deutsche Publikum sehr anschaulich gemacht. Kurz vor seinem 79. Geburtstag ist Paul Bourguignon an einem schweren Krebsleiden verstorben. Jiffer und Ingo widmen ihm diese sehr persönliche Folge, indem sie ihn noch einmal zu Wort kommen lassen. Sie diskutieren die aktuelle Lage in den USA vor dem Hintergrund der Gespräche, die Paul Bourguignon mit seiner Tochter und seinem Schwiegersohn über die Jahre geführt hat. Feedback bitte an: podcast@ndr.de

In this episode of Trumanitarian, recorded on the sidelines of the Center for Humanitarian Leadership Conference in Doha, host Lars Peter Nissen sits down with two sector heavyweights: Sofía Sprechmann, former Secretary General of CARE International, and Amitabh Behar, Executive Director of Oxfam International. Together, they confront some of the humanitarian sector's most uncomfortable truths.The aid sector is full of elephants—entrenched power dynamics, outdated models of partnership, performative reform, and organizations that may simply be too big to change. This conversation takes those challenges head by examining the Pledge for Change, a joint commitment by major INGOs to decolonize aid through equitable partnerships, ethical storytelling, and systemic transformation.But the discussion also goes deeper—into the contradictions of leading large organizations while trying to dismantle the very systems that sustain them.

Im Rahmen der Flandernrundfahrt launchen wir die Kooperation mit Jaegher Cycles, Hersteller für Custom Fahrradrahmen aus Edelstahl. Im Rahmen der echtenb Flandernrundfahrt bieten wir am Sonntag den 6.4. einen coolen Social Ride bei ENJOYYOURBIKE an: 9 km Kopfsteinpflaster rund um Hannover (Hier könnt Ihr Euch anmelden: https://www.grouprides.cc/dashboard/de-ronde-van-vlaanderen-special!-enjoyyyourbike-x-jaehger-race-cycles-2025-04-06). Dann natürlich Thema, die CyclingWorld 2025: Y-Mount hat Arschrakete neu erfunden. Wir sprechen neben Produkten wie Daysafer, Rabbitfuel, Y-Mount, und viel mehr auch über aktuelle News: Komoot wurde an Bending Spoons verkauft. Wahrscheinlich blöd. Garmin kündigt auch ein Abo-Modell an. Und dann doch nicht. SRAM hat eine mechanische Transmission Schaltgruppe mit UDH/Full Mount vorgestellt. Und ganz viel Danke an unsere Zuhörer*innen: tolle Gespräche auf der CyclingWorld.
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In dieser Folge sprechen wir über unsere neuen Bikes und Bike-Pläne. Dazu ein paar News in Sachen Komoot Preis-Gestaltung für Neukunden und ein Rückblick auf unsere ZWIFT Wintersaison mit interessanten Statistiken und ein Recap auf unseren OPEN DAY hier in Hannover. Hier alle Themen im Überblick:


In this thought-provoking podcast, we dive deep into Marxism vs Capitalism, exploring how a former capitalist embraced Marxist teachings. We break down Communism explained, its real-world impact, and the history of communism in countries like China, Russia, and Nepal. What's the difference between Socialism vs Communism? Why has Marxism failed in many nations? We discuss authoritarianism vs totalitarianism, the Panchayat system in Nepal, and how political ideologies shape societies. Learn how Nepali communist parties operate and whether they truly follow leftist principles. The conversation also touches on Hinduism and communism, whether communism and religion can coexist, and how NGOs and INGOs in Nepal influence politics. From the Cambodian genocide explained to Mao's China and communism, we analyze history's biggest communist experiments. Do communists create enemies to stay in power? What is the future of Marxism? Can capitalism bridge class struggles, or is it the root of inequality? We uncover the reality of Nepali political ideology and what lies ahead. Watch now to understand the truth behind socialism, communism, and Nepal's political landscape! GET CONNECTED WITH Adjunct Prof. Bishnu Prasad Basel: email id= baselbishnu@gmail.com X- @BishnuBasel99

In this captivating podcast, Gyanendra Shahi shares his bold insights on Nepal's political and social challenges. From the controversy surrounding the Damak view tower to the mismanagement of national pride projects, Shahi dives deep into the issues plaguing Nepal's development. He sheds light on how foreign influence in Nepal impacts laws and governance, highlighting the role of NGOs and INGOs funding in government decision-making. We also discuss the flaws in Nepal's voting system, revealing why every Nepali citizen doesn't get to vote. Shahi offers his perspective on the quota system in Nepal, its impact on equality, and how a revised Nepal constitution could bring about positive change. On the economic front, Shahi tackles the struggles faced by Nepal's business environment, including challenges with imports and economic losses. He shares eye-opening details about restrictions like the cash limit for Indian citizens traveling to Nepal and how they affect cross-border relations. The conversation takes a fascinating turn as Shahi discusses the possibility of a constitutional monarchy in Nepal, reflecting on his meeting with the king and sharing insights on Nepal's political landscape. He also explores the diminishing duties of Nepal's police administration, exposing gaps in governance and accountability. This episode is a must-watch for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of Nepal's governance, economy, and future. Tune in for an unfiltered discussion on Nepal's challenges and opportunities! GET CONNECTED WITH Gyanendra Shahi: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/gyanendrasahii/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gyanendrashahiofficial/?hl=en  

Schaltgruppen-Guide: Wie finde ich die Richtige Übersetzung? In dieser Episode tauchen wir tief in die Welt der Schaltgruppen für Gravelbikes und Rennräder ein. Wir sprechen darüber, wie du die perfekte Übersetzung findest, welche Faktoren Ritzel, Kettenblätter und Gangabstufungen beeinflussen und warum der leichteste Berggang entscheidend ist. Außerdem diskutieren wir die Vor- und Nachteile von MTB-Mullet-, Road- und Gravelgruppen, vergleichen SRAM, Shimano und Campagnolo. Außerdem geben wir praktische Tipps für die Umrüstung, falls Ihr doch die falsche Übersetzung am Rad habt. ## WERBUNG ## Dagsmejan superweiche Pyjamas! (WERBUNG): 20% Rabattcode für die ENJOYYOURBIKE-Community Erhaltet 20% Rabatt auf Eure erste Bestellung bei Dagsmejan. Gebt im Checkout einfach folgendenb Gutscheincode ein: EYB20 https://dagsmejan.de/?utm_source=referral&utm_campaign=audiomy&utm_content=eybwinter Löwenanteil Bio Fertiggerichte (WERBUNG): 27% Black-Week-Rabatt! Erhaltet 27% Rabatt auf Eure Bestellung! Über den Link https://cutt.ly/OwzKloxG wird der Rabattcode automatisch an der Kasse eingefügt und der Rabatt abgezogen.
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INHALT 00:00:00 Intro: Triggerpunkte, Kettenwachs-Tipps, Erlebnis-Tage, Zwift-No-Draft 00:35:60 Löwenanteil: Black-Friday-Angebot 27% auf die Bio-Gerichte (WERBUNG) 00:38:36 Hauptthema: Wie finde ich die richtige Übersetzung am Gravelbike/Rennrad 00:46:43 Die erste „Gangschaltung“: Die Schaltgruppe am Komplettrad nimmt man so mit 00:52:53 Riesen Auswahl an Schaltgruppen und Übersetzungen, wie steigt man da durch? 00:57:15 Welche Faktoren beinflussen die Gangabstufungen, Ritzel & Kettenblätter? 01:06:32 Das allerwichtigste: der leichteste „Berg“-Gang muss passen! 01:14:01 Dagsmejan: Luxus-Pyjamas, 20% Rabatt (WERBUNG) 01:16:22 Und der schnellste/„schwerste“ Gang spielt nur eine Nebenrolle? 01:18:24 Zwischen den Gängen: Gangsprünge, welche Kompromisse muss man in Kauf nehmen? 01:41:05 Schaltgruppen-Auswahl: MTB Mullet Gruppe vs. Road-Gruppe 2by vs. Gravelgruppe 01:58:46 Die Marken: SRAM vs. Shimano vs. Campagnolo Schaltgruppen 02:13:57 Übersetzungen ändern: Wie einfach ist Wechsel von Kassetten/Kettenblättern 02:21:04 Ingos & Andrés Schaltgruppen & Übersetzungen an den eigenen Rädern 02:37:06 Zukunfts-Prognose: Welche Schaltgruppen erwarten wir 2025 02:57:09 Picks! Ingo: Wahoo Kickr Headwind Ventilator-Steuerung per Drehknopf 03:11:25 Picks! André: Never enough Bags Show in Berlin (diesen Samstag!) 03:14:46 Post-Show: Wetter am Wochenende? Triggerpunkte TMX-Trigger-Tipp 03:20:04 Pre-Show: Wir lesen den Kommentar der Woche vor!

In this episode, Nora Lindström, Senior Director of ICT4D at Catholic Relief Services (CRS), and Erin Quinn, Senior Director of Customer Success at Dimagi join the podcast to discuss the evolving role of the iNGO in the context of localization and advancing local leadership, the intersection of technology and localization in global development, and the ways that technologists in global development can center the people we serve in our work. In the conversation, we learn Nora's  journey and insights into the transformative power of technology in global development. From empowering local communities with data to navigating the challenges of localization, Nora offers her thinking on balancing tech innovation with human-centered practices. Key topics: Tech as an Enabler, Not the Goal Nora emphasizes the importance of listening deeply to identify real problems before introducing technology. Successful ICT4D involves tailoring solutions to local contexts and needs. Different Approaches to Enabling Programs with Technology Erin shares the ways that iNGOs across the sector are equipping their teams with tech tools. Nora shares how it adapts its approach based on the partner and context.  Empowering Communities with Data Nota notes global development's tendency towards extractive data collection practices and highlights her work making data useful for the people it's about. For example, in Malawi, village committees use CRS-provided data to advocate for local changes. The Evolving Role of INGOs As localization gains momentum, CRS is evolving into a capacity-building and knowledge-sharing role, preparing local organizations to lead development initiatives independently. Building Diverse Teams Nora highlights the value of diversity within CRS's ICT4D team, bringing together cross-disciplinary expertise to solve global challenges creatively and effectively. Show Notes: CRS Digital Development Guidebook  CRS | ICT4D Program Area 

Welcome to The Doers Nepal Podcast – Nepal's No.1 Business Podcast, where we explore the stories of leaders who are shaping industries and driving positive change. In this episode, we sit down with SP Kalaunee, Chairperson of the Association of International NGOs in Nepal, to discuss the funding challenges INGOs face. We dive deep into where INGOs get their funds, why long-term sustainability is difficult, and the social justification issues these organizations encounter. SP shares valuable insights on navigating these challenges while maintaining impactful operations. Tune in to learn about the complexities behind INGO funding and how these organizations strive for long-term success in Nepal and beyond. Get Inspired, Be a Doer.

No speech in our sector is complete without emphasizing the importance of equitable partnerships and local leadership. At the same time, we see “America/Europe first” policies on the rise in donor countries. Their politicians want ODA to benefit foreign policy interests and control the inevitable risks. In recipient countries we see dissatisfaction with the results of development cooperation or even outright anti-Western sentiments. What do truly equitable international partnerships look like and how can we realize them within such a political climate? What is the future role of INGOs if such locally led, equal partnerships are a reality? We discuss this with ⁠Abdilaziz Musa⁠, Director of Programs at the Somali NGO ‘⁠Media Ink⁠' who wrote a ⁠report⁠ about linking the concept of ‘Diversity, Equity and Inclusion' (DE&I) to international partnerships. We will apply these together with ⁠Daan Stelder⁠. He works for the International branch of the Association of Netherlands Municipalities (⁠VNG-i⁠), being one of those international actors working in Somalia on issues of governance and democracy. Abdilaziz Musa is one of the founders of ⁠MediaINK⁠, where he focuses on leadership, managing complex projects, and building strategic alliances with donors, and international and in-country institutions. His work is centered around bringing together different stakeholders starting with communities, with a focus on fostering collaboration among diverse stakeholders. Daan Stelder works as Senior Project Manager at ⁠VNG International⁠, the international cooperation agency of the Association of Netherlands Municipalities. He manages programmes to enhance democratic local government in East- and Southern Africa. This includes leading consortia of diverse organisations to implement projects on disaster risk management, local governance and accountability in various regions of Somalia. Click ⁠⁠⁠here for more information about the Fragile Truths podcast. Are you on Twitter? ⁠⁠⁠Follow us⁠⁠⁠ and tag ⁠⁠⁠#FragileTruthsPodcast⁠⁠⁠ to let us know what you think! You can also reach the ⁠⁠⁠KPSRL Secretariat⁠⁠⁠ at ⁠⁠⁠info@kpsrl.org⁠⁠⁠.

Schafft es Kamala Harris als erste Frau, Präsidentin der USA zu werden? Oder kehrt Donald Trump zurück ins Weiße Haus? Welche Konsequenzen hätte ein Sieg Trumps für die USA, die Welt und ganz besonders für Deutschland? Die neue Doku "Wirklich nochmal Trump, Amerika?" von Tagesthemen-Moderator Ingo Zamperoni und Filmemacherin Birgit Wärnke läuft ab heute in der ARD-Mediathek. In dieser Podcast-Folge erzählt Ingo von seinen Highlights hinter den Kulissen des 60-minütigen Films. Ingo berichtet davon, wie der Streit seiner Ehefrau Jiffer mit Schwiegervater Paul mal wieder beinahe eskaliert und das vor der Kamera. Denn Paul ist nach wie vor überzeugter Republikaner und will seine Stimme Donald Trump geben, auch wenn er sich lieber einen anderen Kandidaten gewünscht hätte. Dass Trump mittlerweile ein verurteilter Straftäter ist, kümmert ihn wenig. Sehr zum Ärgernis von US-Journalistin Jiffer Bourguignon. "Wenn die Republikaner verlieren, dann ist Amerika am Ende", ist Paul überzeugt, "dann haben die Demokraten betrogen". Ganz anders sehen das Pauls Ex-Frau und Zamperonis Schwiegermutter Lynn und ihr zweiter Mann Greg. Die beiden leben im hart umkämpften Swing State Wisconsin und sehen mit großer Sorge einem möglichen Wahlsieg Trumps entgegen. Aber Greg glaubt trotzdem nicht, dass Amerika schon bereit ist für eine schwarze, starke Frau. Ingo berichtet, wie ihn sein politischer Roadmovie quer durchs Land führte. Auch nach Nashville. Dort besucht er den US-Musiker Kid Rock auf seiner Ranch. Der Rockstar ist ein rechter Hard-Liner und ein Freund Trumps. Um zu zeigen, wie eng er mit Donald Trump ist, ruft Kid Rock den Ex-Präsidenten mitten im Interview mit Zamperoni an. Im Podcast könnt ihr hören, dass tatsächlich Trump persönlich direkt ans Telefon geht, wenn Kid Rock bei ihm durchklingelt. Und Ingo erzählt auch von der Begegnung mit ehemaligen Schulkameraden von Jiffer aus Green Bay, die sehr bibeltreue Christen sind. Für die beiden ist eine Frau als Präsidentin unvorstellbar, diese Art von Führungsposition habe Gott Männern vorbehalten. Viel Gesprächsstoff sowohl für diesen Podcast als auch für die Doku, die am Montag, den 4. November im Ersten ausgestrahlt wird, aber auch jetzt schon in der ARD-Mediathek zu sehen ist. Fragen und Anregungen gerne an: podcast@ndr.de Unser Podcast-Tipp: Deutschland3000 – ‘ne gute Stunde mit Eva Schulz: https://1.ard.de/D3000_Satou_Sabally?cp Die Doku von Ingo Zamperoni und Birgit Wärnke: https://www.ardmediathek.de/film/wirklich-nochmal-trump-amerika/Y3JpZDovL25kci5kZS80OTg4IGNyaWQ6Ly9uZHIuZGUvOTNmZmRkMTUtNDBmMi00Nzk1LTlmMTctNjVjMTg3OThiMWI0X2dhbnplU2VuZHVuZw:

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It's no secret that promises to deliver more humanitarian and development funding to local and national organizations have not been fulfilled. During the high-level week of the 79th U.N. General Assembly, Devex caught up with Degan Ali, who heads the Kenya-based NGO Adeso. Ali is a leading voice in the aid decolonization movement, which seeks to decenter the voices of Western decision-makers and shift more power to local leaders in the global south. Ali discussed the lack of trust and credibility given to local NGOs compared to international organizations, challenges in meeting the 2016 “Grand Bargain” target of 25% funding to local organizations, and how bureaucracy and risk aversion in organizations like the U.S. Agency for International Development is hindering localization efforts. And while she gave USAID Administrator Samantha Power credit for elevating the localization agenda, Ali called the effort to get bilateral organizations to shift to locally led development an “impossible, impossible uphill battle.” “But where I do feel like there's hope and there's opportunity, is for the [international] NGOs to change and philanthropy to change, and those are the spaces where we need to put a lot of pressure,” she said. “And that's what we're trying to do at Adeso with the Pledge for Change with the INGOs, and the decolonizing philanthropy work that we're doing.” Devex Global Development Reporter Elissa Miolene sat down with Ali for a special episode of our This Week in Global Development podcast series.

SummaryHow should INGOs discern what roles are still relevant, legitimate, and needed, at this moment in civil society history?­­ And which roles they therefore  should *stop* playing?Is there more here, over and beyond stopping service delivery? (Which on its own is quite the shift)In this NGO Soul+Strategy podcast episode, I interview Dylan Mathews, Chief Executive Officer at Peace Direct. Peace Direct has been quite vocal, and has acted as a thought leader on this role question -- which I consider fundamental, and which I don't see INGOs facing head-on sufficiently yet. Dylan's Bio:Chief Executive Officer of Peace Direct Director of International Programs at Y Care InternationalProgram Manager at CAREWorked on conflict countries and issues with Landmine Action, Oxford Research Group, and the British Red Cross We discuss: While the sector is changing, once again, on several fronts (in terms of programming approaches, shifting authority/decision rights to the place of program impact representation, biz models, operating models etc.), what seems to get less attention is whether the organization should go through a fundamental role shiftCommon sense would say role and function, as well as strategy, should come before the other types of changes mentioned aboveOne organization that is advocating that NGOs need to tackle the fundamental question of role shift is PeaceDirect, with Dylan Mathews as its leader. So what roles are still appropriate, especially for global North-founded INGOs?Dylan explains the nine roles that Peace Direct thinks are still appropriate for INGOs What are, importantly, the implications of a change in role and function for, for instance, board competencies and mindsets, organizational size, staff competency profiles, and culture?Dylan shares what gives him hope as INGOs traverse this journey, but also what makes him skeptical that the role shifts Peace Direct points to will actually take hold among INGOs, Resources:Peace Direct WebsiteDylan's LinkedIn ProfilePeace Direct reading resources: Link1, Link2, Link3  YouTube video of this podcastClick here to subscribe to be alerted when new podcast episodes come out or when Tosca produces other thought leadership pieces.Or email Tosca at tosca@5oaksconsulting.org if you want to talk about your social sector organization's needs, challenges, and opportunities.You can find Tosca's content by following her on her social media channels: Twitter LinkedIn Facebook Youtube

Jamie speaks with Deborah Doane. She's been working as a leader in civil society for over 25 years. She's a Partner of Rights CoLab and co-convenor of the RINGO Project which seeks to reimagine INGOs and their role. Her new book - “The INGO Problem: Power, privilege and renewal” - was recently released. It can be found at bookstores and online. Jamie asks her about the shortcomings of INGOs and how international groups can improve the way they assist local communities. They discuss the relationship between INGOs and national NGOs, including how INGOs stifle the work of national partners. Jamie also brings up localization, a big buzzword in the humanitarian sector right now. Jamie asks Deborah if she really believes localization can be achieved. 

In this episode, Melissa Pitotti speaks with Deborah Doane, author of The INGO Problem: Power, Privilege, and Renewal. Deborah brings decades of experience in the humanitarian and development sectors, from leading the Ombudsman Project for humanitarian accountability to co-founding the RINGO Project, which is pushing for systemic change in global civil society. The conversation explores key themes from Deborah's book, including the challenges of reforming the INGO sector, shifting power to local actors, and embracing new roles for INGOs in the future.Key topics covered:A perspective on "embodying change": Deborah's reflection on lifelong learning, stepping back, and listening.The INGO Problem: Power dynamics, accountability, and how the current INGO system can sideline rather than support local actors.The RINGO Project: Systems change and prototypes like the Reverse Call for Proposals that aim to shift power and resources to local civil society organizations.The future of INGOs: where INGOs move away from direct service delivery and focus on facilitation, advocacy, and fiscal sponsorship for local actors.The role of donors: How funding mechanisms must evolve to support more equitable, trust-based partnerships.Learning from prototypes: RINGO's innovation approach, trying out new models for accountability, risk management, and participatory grant-making.Quotes:“Embodying change means constantly learning, living my values, and interrogating my own actions.” – Deborah Doane“If INGOs truly want to show solidarity, they need to shift their role from service delivery to supporting local actors to lead.” – Deborah Doane“The bureaucracy and compliance requirements are protecting no one—they need a revolution.” – Deborah Doane“Prototyping is about trying something out, and if it doesn't work, you've still learned something.” – Deborah Doane“We need to rethink the role of INGOs in the future—they must be smaller, more flexible, and in service to local communities.” – Deborah Doane"The need for system-wide change is clear, and everyone has a role to play." – Nana Asantewa AfadzinuDeborah Doane is an independent consultant and author with over two decades of experience in humanitarian and development sectors. She has led key initiatives like the RINGO Project and the Ombudsman Project, which focused on bringing accountability to the humanitarian aid sector. Her latest book, The INGO Problem, explores the power dynamics and privilege embedded in international NGOs and how to move toward a more equitable system.Connect with Deborah Doane:LinkedInResources Mentioned:The INGO Problem: Power, Privilege, and Renewal by Deborah Doane: Purchase hereThe Ringo Project: Learn more hereThe Pledge for Change: WebsiteCHS Alliance: WebsiteCall to Action:If you want to dive deeper into how INGOs operate and how they can shift power to local communities, pick up Deborah's book, The INGO Problem. Let's continue these important conversations on how we can all contribute to meaningful, system-wide change.

As localization continues to be a hot topic in global development, nearly every international nongovernmental organization seems to be rethinking their role in the aid sector, and debating how, when, and if they should continue showing up. We discuss how INGOs are aiming to rebalance the equation between INGOs and local groups, and whether the reforms will help empower and give voice to local communities. This week we also published an interview with PEPFAR chief John Nkengasong, who warned that if the world fails to eliminate HIV as a public health threat by 2030, political leaders will lose interest in fighting the disease paving the way for its resurgence. Are INGOs working themselves out of a job? What is the future of PEPFAR, the U.S. global AIDS initiative? To dig into these stories, and others, Devex President and Editor-in-Chief Raj Kumar sits down with Business Editor David Ainsworth and Senior Reporter Adva Saldinger for the latest episode of the podcast series. Sign up to the Devex Newswire and our other newsletters: https://www.devex.com/account/newsletters

Dr. Gehendra Purush Dhakal is an International Development Professional with over 25 years of experience working with the UN, INGOs, and Universities in Nepal and Thailand. In this Podcast, he talks about geopolitics, media, policies, systems, critical thinking and much more.

Are you a humanitarian or international development leader who wants to make a greater impact, but without the overwhelm and burnout? If you want to create a high performance team that meets the changing demands of the humanitarian and development sector without sacrificing your well being, check out "The Modern Humanitarian and Development Leader" podcast. In less time than it takes you to drink your powdered milk Nescafe, you will learn how to empower a diverse team to perform their best despite cultural and personality differences, what's keeping you from greater productivity and how to overcome it and how to meet the leadership needs of the modern humanitarian and development sector while making a greater impact and avoiding burnout. I'm your host, Torrey Peace, and after 12 years working in humanitarian and development, As well as coaching hundreds of leaders across the UN, INGOs, and civil society globally, I have observed first hand the overwork and overwhelm that is so common and leads to burnout. The good news is that I've also discovered how you can lead differently in order to step out of overwhelm and start making a bigger impact than you thought possible. And I want to share it with you. Join me every Monday to learn practical insights and tips to help you become a modern humanitarian and development leader. And on Wednesdays for inspirational quotes to get you through the week. Check out "The Modern Humanitarian and Development Leader " podcast on any platform you listen to your podcasts. I recommend you start with episode one, "Say No to Burnout in the Humanitarian and Development Sector: how to do less and make a bigger impact". See you there!

Ease of Use, battery life & great software: this is the DNA of COROS watches. Now all this comes to the new COROS DURA bike computer. I had the chance to talk to COROS CEO and Co-Founder Lewis Wu. He gives us a very cool insight view about the thinking and DNA at COROS. COROS in our store: https://www.enjoyyourbike.com/coros/ COROS DURA in our store: Table of contents: 00:00:00 - Intro 00:04:18 - A or B Questions :-) 00:13:47 - COROS: How it all began! 00:22:53 - Ease of Use of a Watch or Bicycle Computer is very important 00:30:19 - Firmware for old Devices, Training Hub: Software a huge value for customers? 00:43:46 - COROS DURA Bike Computer: Idea, what is different, Key Features 00:52:06 - Ingos first Hands-On with the DURA 01:13:38 - How do excpect the market reaction in DURA?

Heute schöne Themen: Unbound-Gravel Recap, Ingo war bei der Eröffnung des Jan Ullrich Museums und konnte mit Jan kurz sprechen. André ist voll in der Vorbereitung zu seiner 1600 km Trans Germany Tour und: Die ENJOYYOURBIKE X Wood Grouse Coffee Espressomischung ist endlich da! ## LINKS ZUR SENDUNG ## ENJOYYOURBIKE X Woodgrouse Coffee Espresso: https://www.enjoyyourbike.com/enjoyyourbike-espresso-by-wood-grouse-coffee-roasters-hannover-94235000 Filterkaffee: https://www.enjoyyourbike.com/enjoyyourbike-filterkaffee-by-wood-grouse-coffee-roasters-hannover-94235003 OPEN WI.DE Angebote, Force AXS (Funk) XX1 Mullet ENVE Edition: https://www.enjoyyourbike.com/open-wi.de-enve-edition-650b-komplettrad-force/eagle-axs-grau-68923451?number=68923451 Easton/DT Swiss Edition: https://www.enjoyyourbike.com/open-wi.de-komplettrad-force/eagle-axs-in-grau-68922620?number=68922620 Titici Sterrato Race-Stahl-Rahmen https://www.enjoyyourbike.com/titici-sterrato-gravel-rahmenset-aus-stahl-hellgrau/schwarz-94234117?number=94234117 Unbound - Race Recap: https://youtu.be/PUdTT0yopvE?si=azToZCRAefEFfcpx - Technik: https://youtu.be/vWJ3XnrdvQc?si=8OKc-Bx91AmuzFW7 - Windkanal Aero: https://youtu.be/w3yspNTvVPo?si=YzMQNyLRgBh05yQk - Chase Warks Bike https://youtu.be/nWEe2wxxiYM?si=Zjne9qe39j2ZyjXL - Autsaid Folge: https://autsaid.podigee.io/41-unbound-24-mit-den-all-stars - Rosa Maria Klöser https://www.instagram.com/rosaklsr/ - Lachlan Morton: https://www.instagram.com/lachlanmorton/ - Sebastian Breuer XL https://www.instagram.com/seb_breuer/ - Carolin Schiff https://www.instagram.com/carolinschiff/ - Svenja Betz https://www.instagram.com/svenja__betz/ Hannover Crit - https://www.instagram.com/hnnvrcrt/ Why are modern Bikes so expensive (Danke an Arno F. für den Link!):
https://escapecollective.com/why-are-modern-bikes-so-expensive/ Ingos Pick: Listen Later
 https://listenlater.net/ Andrés Pick: Anker Powerbank für Trans Germany https://amzn.to/4eeXPDb (Amazon Affiliate Link) ## INHALT ## 00:00:00 Intro 00:01:16 24 Brelinger Berg Bericht 00:18:19 Jan Ullrichs Museum, Ingo war bei der Eröffung 00:35:16 Unbound Gravel-Race: 3 Deutsche gewinnen, geile Technik-Show 01:14:42 Hannover Crit Race und Community Rides 01:28:57 OPEN WI.DE: Framebag-Test, Ingos Video Sonderangebote WI.DE im Shop! 01:35:42 Ingos neuer Stahlrenner: Titici Sterrato in Top-Ausstattung 01:57:13 ENJOY X Wood Grouse: Wir machen Kaffee für Euch! 02:18:46 André fährt 1600 km Trans Germany: Planung, Ausrüstung, usw. 02:42:38 USER PICK: Warum sind moderne Bikes so teuer? 02:45:53 Pick Ingo: Listen Later, Text zu Podcast Dienst 02:51:47 Pick André: Powerbank für Trans Germany 02:59:56 Post-Show: Filterkaffee-Einkaufsliste für Ingo 03:20:40 Post-Show: Flaschen und Outdoor-Porn von Six Moon Design

Ingos WI.DE wurde mit dem Rene Herste Umtanum Ridge 55 mm Reifen zum Rennrad - wie geht das? Außerdem haben wir wieder viel Nerd-Talk für Euch: RED Bremshebel Härtetest im Deister, Hammerhead Karoo 3: die unglaublich fast-nichtskönnende App, unsere Datenfelder/Profile, Deister Abfahrten mit gelber Linie, uvm. André ist zum ersten Mal PiRope gefahren und Ingo hat jetzt auf PiRope 650b am OPEN WIDE umgerüstet. Mit dem oben genannten Reifen ein kompletter Gamechanger-Setup, das sogar locker einen 30er Schnitt erlaubt. ## WERBUNG ## Löwenanteil Bio Fertiggerichte (WERBUNG): 10% Rabattcode für die ENJOYYOURBIKE-Community Erhaltet 10% Rabatt auf Eure erste Bestellung! Über den Link https://cutt.ly/OwzKloxG wird der Rabattcode automatisch an der Kasse eingefügt und der Rabatt abgezogen.(Gutscheincode: Bike) ## LINKS ZUR SENDUNG ## IHK-Bericht zu ENJOYYOURBIKE: https://www.nw-ihk.de/2024/05/enjoyyourbrands-wir-machen-was-wir-leben/ EsE Podcast-Interview mit Ingo: https://podcasts.apple.com/de/podcast/ese-podcast-zu-besuch-bei-enjoyyourbike-vol-5/id1740793564?i=1000656602775 Orbit 360 2024 Serie: https://www.orbit360.cc/gravel-serie Ingos UPPER Video: https://youtu.be/JjebS1MZc98 Rene Herse Blog-Beitrag: https://www.renehersecycles.com/why-we-dont-like-shoulder-knobs/ USER Pick: Wax is best... https://zerofrictioncycling.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/Key-Learnings-from-Lubricant-Testing-2.3a.pdf Ingos Pick: https://intervals.icu/ Andrés Pick: https://goodthingsoutdoor.de/ ## INHALT ## 00:00:00 - Intro 00:01:37 - IHK-Bericht über ENJOYYOURBIKE, EsE Podcast mit Ingo 00:07:27 - Ankündigung: COROS bringt was neues fürs Bike, Interview mit CEO Lewis WU 00:15:40 - Orbit 360 2024 - die Strecken sind live, es geht los! 00:28:51 - Strava meets Datingplatform? Tinda für RadsportlerInnen? 00:36:58 - Mittagspause mit Bio-Gerichten :-) - Löwenanteil (WERBUNG) 00:39:28 - Ingos/Andrés weitere Karoo Tipps/Erfahrungen & RED Hebel im Deister 01:28:11 - André fährt Ingos PiRope 700c + TerraSpeed 40 mm (Erfahrungsbericht) 01:40:42 - OPEN UPPER vs. WIDE: 650b Rene Herse Umtanum Ridge ein Gamechanger? 02:15:06 - Shimano GRX Di2 12-fach: Komischer Launch ohne viele Infos? 02:36:07 - Hörerfrage: Warum Garmin Epix, wenn man Enduco nutzt? 02:41:44 - Ingos 1. FTP-Test nach dem Podcast mit Roger Milenk 02:50:04 - User Pick: Zerofrictioncycling.com testet Antriebs-Schmierungen, Wachs gewinnt? 02:53:19 - Pick Ingo: Intervals.icu, beste Statistiken 02:56:36 - Pick André: GoodThingsOutdoor 03:04:57 - Outro 03:05:37 - Post-Show 03:10:03 - Pre-Show: Akkus halten nicht? Form Schwimmbrille und ENGE Radbrille

"We stand together at the foot of the cross and we will work for peace." Dr. Karen Fancher from Multnomah University joins the show today to walk us through the profoundly Christian field of peacebuilding. In her conversation with Brandon Stiver and Phil Darke, Dr. Fancher walks us through what it means to promote peace within the humanitarian space with direct application to situations in Palestine and Sudan as well as explores the biblical foundation for Christians to be actively engaged in bringing God's Kingdom of peace and justice. Podcast Sponsor Child Hope International reunites families in Haiti by providing pathways for children in orphanages to return home with the necessary support to thrive. If you need help transitioning your orphanage or are looking for an organization to support in Haiti, reach out to Child Hope International. Visit Child Hope International Online Resources and Links from the show Visit Multnomah University Online and the Graduate Peacebuilding Certificate Program Strategic Peacebuilding by Lisa Shirch Combatants for Peace Online Conversation Notes 6:20 How God intertwines our work and our passion into a life story 11:05 “Reconciliation takes place when we step across difference” 16:00 Honoring those that have been traumatized and not making assumptions as outsiders when trying to understand conflict in other countries 19:20 Understanding the biblical concept of shalom 24:15 Peace as a central theme for Jesus and his followers 29:10 The primacy of being citizens of the Kingdom of God in contested times and situations. Should we be pro-Israel or pro-Palestine? 34:00 Common drivers of violence and conflict - disparity, feelings of powerlessness, trauma and redemptive violence 43:05 Considering the history of conflict in Sudan and the impact of war trauma on the populations 51:10 The difference between peacekeeping, peacemaking and peacebuilding in the humanitarian space 56:55 Proximity, skills and posture that promote peace 1:03:10 The role that foreign bodies, international entities and INGOs should and should not play in conflict resolution 1:09:00 Organizations and stories of peace: "We stand together at the foot of the cross and we will work for peace." 1:14:10 Learning from the prejudices and hurts in our own heart towards other people and seeking to better understand the Kingdom of God

Donald Trump ist bekannt für seine aggressive Rhetorik. Nun verschärft der Republikaner im Wahlkampf nochmal seine Hetze gegen Migranten und schürt gezielt Ängste. Der Ex-Präsident warf Joe Biden in Jiffers Heimatstaat Wisconsin bei einem Wahlkampfauftritt vor, er richte mit seiner Grenzpolitik ein “Blutbad“ an. Der Rechtspopulist behauptete, “Gemetzel, Chaos und Mord aus der ganzen Welt“ ins Land geholt zu haben. Und genau das kommt bei seinen Anhängern gut an. Auch bei Ingos amerikanischem Schwiegervater. Der amtierende Präsident Biden indes bekommt mittlerweile prominente Unterstützung seiner demokratischen Vorgänger Barack Obama und Bill Clinton, die gemeinsam mit Biden auf einer Gala in New York eine Rekordsumme von 25 Millionen Dollar als Spenden für den Wahlkampf einnahmen. Der 81-jährige Biden stichelt nun auch gegen Trump persönlich, bezeichnet ihn als Verlierer und Pleite-Don. Der 77-jährige hatte schon diverse Pleiten seiner Unternehmen hinnehmen müssen und jüngst erzielte sein von ihm gegründetes Social-Media-Netzwerk Truth Social hohe Verluste. “Buchstäblich jeder andere“ sei besser als Trump oder Biden, meinte der Mathematiklehrer Dustin Ebey und änderte kurzerhand, wegen des liberalen Namensrechts in den USA, seinen Namen in “Literally Anybody Else“. Ob der 35-jährige eine echte Alternative sein kann, scheint mehr als fraglich. Aber für ein großes Medienecho hat er mit seiner Aktion bereits gesorgt. Wenn ihr Fragen habt, Kritik oder Lob, dann schreibt uns gerne eine Email an: podcast@ndr.de Podcast-Tipp: Mission Klima Mission Klima – Lösungen für die Krise · Podcast in der ARD Audiothek

In this episode we talk to VEST Members about how they've managed to navigate career transitions and setbacks, while rediscovering themselves and building meaningful connections. We discuss the importance of asking for help, leveraging peer networks, advocating for ourselves and other women unapologetically. Join us as we dive into double standards women face at work like self-promotion, work-life balance, and ageism. Guest Speakers:Judy Reyes-Henderson COO at Freedom City OKC and owner of Focal Point Consulting & Interim Staffing (FCIS). Judy founded FCIS after having served as the Executive Director for Development at Ronald McDonald House Charities. Prior she served as the Asst. VP for development at Oklahoma City University, the Director of Corporate and Foundation Relations at Langston University, the Development M anager for University of Central Oklahoma and the Division Director for the March of Dimes.   Kendra Loper Fundraising Coach with the Veritus Group. Kendra's professional experience includes serving as the Chief External Relations Officer at the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma, the Development Director for the Make A Wish Foundation and the Executive Director of Alumni Relations at Southern Nazarene University. Kendra is also a Gallup-Certified Strengths Coach, using the CliftonStrengths assessment to help organizations build stronger team dynamics, better conversations and increased collaboration. Monica Ybarra Weedn Attorney at Rosell & Love PLLC. Prior she was the Director of Legal Affairs at TBS, and an Attorney at Phillips Murrah. From bartending to corporate counsel, Monica's ability to extract positive lessons and relationships from each career opportunity provides a strong foundation from which she now draws on to serve her clients in private practice. Monica is on the board of Oklahoma Board of Bar Examiners, OKC Latino Young Professionals and StitchCrew. Yvita Crider owner of Fox Crider Consulting Group, where she spearheads the Oklahoma Square One Project, a statewide criminal justice initiative. She is also the artist and owner behind Yvita Handcrafted Jewelry. Prior, she was Director of Statewide Engagement for Oklahomans for Criminal Justice Reform, the Director of Leadership Development for Teach For America, and served in the United Nations and other INGOs.If you enjoyed the episode share it with a friend and don't forget to leave us a review. If you are ready to take your career to the next level, apply to join our community of professional women, all eager to help you get there and stay there. Check out our VEST Membership and apply today! www.VESTHer.co

Joe Biden und Donald Trump sind die alten und neuen Gegner im Kampf um das Weiße Haus. Sie werden vermutlich wieder antreten bei der Präsidentschaftswahl im November. Ingo ist am "Super Tuesday" in die USA geflogen um herauszufinden, was die Amerikaner von den beiden Kandidaten halten. Dort hat er Republikaner und Demokraten getroffen und natürlich auch wieder seine amerikanische Familie. In Wisconsin hat er sich beim Eisangeln mit dem Partner von Jiffers Mutter unterhalten. Am Tag vor der Wahl erscheint übrigens Ingos nächste TV-Doku: "Wirklich noch einmal Trump?" Wenn ihr Fragen habt, Kritik oder Lob, dann schreibt uns gerne eine Email an: podcast[at]ndr.de Podcast-Tipp: Streitkräfte und Strategien: https://www.ardaudiothek.de/sendung/streitkraefte-und-strategien/7852196/

Spannendes Thema: Warum fahren wir genau dieses Gravelbike. Mit welchen Laufrädern, Komponenten! Wir gehen ausführlich unseren Fahrradfuhrpark durch mit vielen Details, spannenden Entscheidungsfindungen, verschiedensten Einsatzzwecken und Änderungen, die wir auch immer wieder an den Rädern durchgeführt haben (Schaltgruppen, Laufräder bis hin zur Lackierung). Auch Alltagsärger dürfen nicht fehlen: Ingo feiert das Brompton und André fährt ein cooles kleines Lastenrad. ## WERBUNG ## Löwenanteil Bio Fertiggerichte (WERBUNG): 10% Rabattcode für die ENJOYYOURBIKE-Community Erhaltet 10% Rabatt auf Eure erste Bestellung! Über den Link https://cutt.ly/OwzKloxG wird der Rabattcode automatisch an der Kasse eingefügt und der Rabatt abgezogen.
(Gutscheincode: Bike) ## LINKS ## Ingos erstes OPEN Upper Video: https://youtu.be/gokHTe8dtv0?si=nrlj1XNVQZgpOaH2 (User)-Pick: https://www.probikegarage.com/ ## INHALT ## 00:00:00 Intro 00:00:27 Preis“wert“: Geld ausgeben? Zu teuer? Zu viele Fahrräder? 00:06:51 Bikepacking-Nachrüstung: Gewinde-Löcher in die Gabel bohren? (NEIN!!!) 00:17:01 Thema Fahrradklingeln: Ingo philosophiert über das Klingen von Klingeln 00:32:05 Zeitfahr-Helm-Shitstorm: wie häßlich darf ein Helm sein? 00:42:51 Nicht nur viele Fahrräder: viele Biogerichte! Löwenanteil Werbung 00:45:09 N+1 Fahrräder: Warum braucht man mehr als ein Fahrrad? 00:47:27 Unser(e) Gravelbike(s): Ingos OPEN Upper, seit 6 Jahren so geil! 00:50:16 Ingos km-genaue Statistik: welches Rad wurde wieviel gefahren? 00:56:03 Laufradsatz-Idee: Rennrad/Cross Kombo fuhr sich aber leider nie gut 00:58:40 Dan kam das Upper: auf einmal ein Rad für alles mit 3 Laufradsätzen 01:01:05 Ingo hat sein Upper ohne Probefahrt gekauft 01:05:18 Unsere OPEN im Vergleich, wenn man sie fährt. Wie fühlen sie sich an? 01:07:58 Andrés UP: ganz anders als Ingo, dicke 650b Reifen, ab und an Rennrad-Umbau 01:09:14 Andrés Farbexperimente: selbst (unerfolgreich) umlakiert, Farbwahl 01:14:29 André wechselt Schaltwerk & Laufrad, seine UP-Rennrad-Lösung 01:17:15 Ingo hat beim Upper von Dura Ace auf SRAM Red umgebaut 01:18:16 Ingos Upper: Früher 3 Laufradsätze, heute „nur“ noch zwei 01:22:04 Gamechanger PiRope (Textilspeiche): Seither nur noch 40 mm Reifen 01:26:26 Ingos fährt auch ein OPEN WI.DE (identische Laufradsätze?) 01:33:55 Fazit Ingo: Würde er die Gravelbikes so wieder kaufen? 01:36:32 Unsere Rennräder: MIN.D. ist auch manchmal im Graveleinsatz 01:42:09 Wir fahren beide ein S5 Aero-Renner: Der geht nur schnell! 01:50:50 Irgendwie ist jedes Fahrrad eine eigene Sportart 01:52:52 OPEN vs. S5 an der Eisdiele: Understatement vs. Lamborgini-Angeberei? 01:58:27 MIN.D. vs. S5 Übersetzung, unterschiedliche Laufräder, Reifenwahl 02:00:34 Wechsel auf 12-fach Shimano: André feiert die Dura-Ace 02:05:57 Unsere Alltagsräder: E-Lastenrad vs. super leichtes Lastenrad von André 02:19:01 Ingos Faltrad: Brompton eins der wichtigsten Räder im Stall! 02:24:40 Marginal gains beim Faltrad? Je leichter desto besser E-Brompton quatsch? 02:28:58 Fazit Brompton: für wen sinnvoll, welche Einsatzzwecke? 02:32:38 Andrés Spezial-Fahrräder: japanisches Bahnrad und altes Klapp-Tandem 02:39:26 Verkaufte Fahrräder, die wir vermissen (und wieder haben wollen!) 02:41:48 Ingos altes Cervelo P5 vermisst er sehr (Zufall: es ist gerade in der Werkstatt) 02:47:19 Andrés Ex-Fahrräder: Aspero durch OPEN abgelöst 02:48:48 André musste sich als Fixed-Gear Fahrer an Schaltungen gewöhnen 02:51:06 Welche Räder MUSS man behalten, welche gibt man (nur!) in gute Hände? 02:56:48 Unsere Fahrradwunschliste (ist fast leer)? MTB André vs. Stahlpendler Ingo 03:14:23 An jedem Fahrrad hängen Erlebnisse: Was bleibt hängen? 03:20:26 PICK: Teile & Fahrrad km Tracken mit Probikegarage (User Pick) 03:25:42 Schickt/Schreibt uns Eure Fahrrad-Setups 03:26:35 Wie entscheidet man sich Sportalltag wann für welches Rad? 03:29:40 Post-Show: wie kann man nur so nerdig sein… 03:35:19 Pre-Show: Spanisch lernen und Outtake…

"Solidarity is not just a warm fuzzy feeling…"This week, hosts, Mae and Marwa Mohamed, together with Kaavya Asoka, explore how we build global solidarity between women in civil society. They discuss reprisals against women human rights defenders and activists and the role of the UN in bringing accountability into the picture of global women's rights.Kaavya Asoka is the Executive Director of the NGO Working Group on Women, Peace and Security, based in the U.S.If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen. Follow us:Twitter: @LibyamatterspodFacebook: @LibyamattersInstagram: @libyamatterspodcastFind our hosts on Twitter @Elham_LFJL, @Marwa_LFJL, @Mae_LFJL and  @Marwa_Babd.This season of Libya Matters was produced by Damiri Media: @damiri.officialArtwork by Agata Nowicka: @pixelendo Libya Matters is brought to you by Lawyers for Justice in Libya (LFJL).  Visit our website.Subscribe to our mailing list.Support our work with a single or regular donation.

With the state of current events, a career in peacebuilding is ever more urgent.  In Epsiode 6 of Season 12 host Craig Zelizer sits down with conflict resolution expert Zachary Metz to talk about his amazing career building peace.    Dr. Metz  is Partner and Director of Peacebuilding at Consensus. He is  a seasoned innovator in peacebuilding and conflict resolution in the U.S. and around the globe with over two decades of experience working with companies, communities, INGOs, donors helping to build understanding and more sustainable systems.  Why Join Us.  Direct Learning from a Seasoned Expert: Zachary brings years of experience from the front lines of peacebuilding across the globe. This is a rare chance to hear firsthand about the challenges, strategies, and successes from someone who has dedicated their career to making a tangible difference. Practical Advice and Wisdom: Beyond the inspiring stories, Zachary will offer practical advice for navigating a career in this challenging yet rewarding field. From essential skills to career planning, to the best way to build networks and upskill. Understanding the Realities of Peace Work: The field of conflict resolution is complex and demanding. Zachary will share insights into managing the emotional and logistical challenges that come with the territory, providing a realistic view of what to expect and how to thrive. Engagement and Interaction: The live Q&A segment gives you the chance to ask Zachary specific questions about your interests or concerns, making this an interactive experience tailored to the needs of our audience. Inspiration for Your Career Path: Hearing Zachary's journey and the impact of his work can spark inspiration and motivation for your own career in social change.  PCDN.global News Check out previous Seasons & Episodes of our Award-Winning Social Change Career Podcast. Become a member of the PCDN Career Campus to get daily access (to job opportunities) community (network with other impact professionals); learning with sector-experts and exclusive workshops as well as weekly office hours. Basically a cup of coffee or two for a 24/7 career center for impact professionals.  

SummaryWhat are some structural things that are wrong in development aid and in civil society?Which mindsets most need to be decolonized when it comes to the relationship between global South civil society organizations (CSOs) and INGOs?Global North-founded INGOs need to be reimagined. How, in turn, do global South-founded NGOs have to change to take over many roles that INGOs currently still fulfill? And how do they need to recalibrate their power relationships with INGOs?In this NGO Soul+Strategy podcast episode, I interview Charles Kojo Vandyck, a development practitioner based in Ghana, a leader at the West Africa Civil Society Institute (WACSI), and a thinker on alternatives to development and alternatives to  INGO models. Charles' Bio:Development practitioner, based in Ghana, who is on a mission to drive transformative change within civil societyHead of the Capacity Development Unit at the West Africa Civil Society Institute (WACSI)Core team member, RINGO project – Reimagining International NGOs Founding Member of the International Consortium on Closing Civic Space (iCon)Trustee of INTRAC and an Advisory Board Member of Disrupt DevelopmentHost of the podcast Alternative Convos, which focuses on social cohesion as well as social change in Africa. You can find Alternative Convos on Spotify We discuss: The West African Civil Society Institute (WACSI), based in Accra/Ghana, is a regional organization focused on civil society support and institutional strengtheningRINGO project: the Reimaging the INGO project is a collaborative global project among civil society leaders to prototype new models of INGOs that shift power to the global South and equalize relationships between global South and global North NGOs as well as fundersAccording to Charles, here are some of the problems with current models of development and aid architecture: a projectized approach to development;  local expertise of people is insufficiently recognized in project design; the ad-hoc and short-term nature of money flows; the presence of dependency cultures; lack of asset-based models to development (instead of  deficit-based ones)The policies and ways of working of INGOs have to be part of what needs to shiftThe RINGO project helps to identify areas of stuckness and develop prototypes for alternativesThe hardest nuts to crack within the RINGO project are related to structural racismGlobal South NGOs also need to change their models: they need to invest more in talent development and succession planning, to help generational shift from founders to successors; develop their skills in intersectoral as well as intersectional approaches to development; and invest in technology skills. Resources:Charles' LinkedIn ProfilePodcast Alternative Convos – on SpotifyWACSI WebsiteReimagining the INGO Website YouTube video of this podcastClick here to subscribeEmail Tosca at tosca@5oaksconsulting.org You can find Tosca's content by following her on her socia

In this special episode of Walk Talk Listen, Maurice A. Bloem sits down with Dionne Gravesande, Chair of the Joint Learning Initiative on Faith & Local Communities (JLI). Dionne shares her profound insights into the significance of value-based approaches and conceptualizes love as a proactive force in nurturing global partnerships and supporting local communities. Through her leadership at JLI and her work with Christian Aid, Dionne exemplifies the critical role of faith-based cooperation in addressing global challenges and promoting community resilience.   Dionne has over 25 years of experience in the UK charity sector, much of which has focussed on the humanitarian and development sector working with churches, national and international non-governmental organizations. Currently she is an executive manager and strategic adviser at Christian Aid with a corporate remit for faith partnerships and ecumenical collaborations in the areas of inequalities, peacebuilding, gender and climate. Her graduate education and training embraces theology, international relations, community development and business administration.   Her Pan-African work includes international outreach in USA, Asia, Africa and the Caribbean through the Transatlantic Roundtable on Religion and Race and other forums, more recently she has worked with INGOs as a consultant on strategic leadership and providing change management support. In December 2021 she took up the role of Chair of board at the Joint Learning Initiative.   Join us for an enlightening conversation on the intersection of faith, community service, and sustainable development.   Social media handles of the Christian Aid: Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube.    Please let me/us know via our email innovationhub@cwsglobal.org what you think about this new series and/or this podcast. We would love to hear from you. Please feel free to reach out to us. Send an email to maurice@jliflc.com, or contact us through our platform. We welcome your thoughts, questions, and proposals for collaboration. I'll personally ensure that your interest is directed to the right people at JLI, helping you connect with a network of individuals and organizations dedicated to creating a better world through faith-informed development.   Please like/follow our Walk Talk Listen podcast and follow mauricebloem on twitter and instagram.  Or check us out on our website 100mile.org.  We also encourage you to check out the special WTL series Enough for All about an organization called CWS. 

Listen to an interview with Jane Labous and hear her reading from her new novel, Past Participle, published by Afsana Press. Dakar, Senegal, 1987: On a rainy night after a wild party, the British ambassador's wife, Vivienne Hughes, is involve in a car crash. Her vehicle hits the motorbike of a young Senegalese doctor, Aimé Tunkara, killing him. Pleading diplomatic immunity, Vivienne and her husband flee to England. Three decades later, Aimé's little sister, Lily Tunkara, now a high-flying lawyer in Dakar, finds a photograph that compels her to investigate what really happened that rainy night. As Lily faces increasing hostility from the local community, she turns to Vivienne Hughes, the only remaining witness, but is either woman prepared for the truth to emerge? Past Participle is the story of two women bound together by the faultlines of the past, a study of love and guilt, power and desire, retribution and forgiveness. Jane Labous is an award-winning author, BBC journalist and broadcaster known for her frontline coverage of human rights and gender issues, always telling the powerful human stories behind the headlines. Jane read English & French at Jesus College, Oxford, before working for the UK and international press and INGOs, most often out of Dakar, Senegal. This while developing her creative art as a writer, filmmaker and novelist, drawing on her insider knowledge of the aid sector and foreign journalism, and her unique experience of both expat and local family life in Ngor, Dakar. Jane's credits span a vista of international outlets, including The Independent, Voice of America, Geographical, The LA Times, BBC Africa and BBC Radio 4's From Our Own Correspondent. She has also worked as a writer and filmmaker for aid/humanitarian agencies including the UN, the World Health Organisation, Save The Children, and Amnesty International. She has won the BBC Radio 4 and Royal Geographical Society Documentary Award, the Merck More than a Mother Media Recognition & Film Award for Francophone African Countries, and a European Journalism Centre Development Reporting Grant. Her fiction has been longlisted for the Bath Novel Prize and the Santa Fé Writers' Project Literary Award. This episode was produced by Tabitha Potts, writer and podcaster. She recently received an Honourable Mention in the Alpine Fellowship Writing Prize. She has an MA in Creative Writing from Birkbeck University and a First in English Language and Literature from Oxford University. Read her short story collection here or visit her website.

In this episode of Tea Leaf English, I am joined by a special guest Nway. Nway shares her unique journey in the field of English language teaching, starting as a study guide for Matriculation students and progressing through various roles in language schools, corporate organizations, and INGOs. Despite the demanding nature of her career, Nway's passion for teaching never waned, leading her to establish the Future English Language Center.This episode provides valuable insights into the diverse paths within the teaching profession and the importance of continuous learning and development.Tune in to hear about Teacher Nway 's journey on your favourite platform.

Tapk KALBA MAMOS bendruomenės dalimi ir klausyk pilnų pokalbių, dalyvauk mamų rytmečiuose, Discord'o pokalbiuose, Knygų klube bei kitose tik bendruomenei skirtose veiklose. Visą informaciją rasi ⁠⁠⁠⁠www.kalbamamos.lt⁠⁠. Nori tik klausytis pokalbių? Prenumeruok tinklalaidę KALBA MAMOS „Spotify“ platformoje. Tai buvo vienas iš tų tekančių pokalbių, po kurio išėjau su jausmu, lyg jis būtų trukęs vos keliolika minučių, nors prakalbėjome beveik pusantros valandos. Ir nė minutės iškirpti nekilo rankos. Pokalbis įkvepiantis, raminantis, kviečiantis tiesiog sustoti ir paklausyti, ką man iš tiesų kužda mano širdis. Kokie sprendimai yra mano sprendimai? Ko aš iš tikrųjų noriu, ir kodėl kai kurių žingsnių, kuriuos žengti norėčiau, įsivaizduoju, kaip tai galėtų atrodyti, visgi žengti nedrįstu? Iš tiesų tai buvo visiška avantiūra ir tikrų tikriausias nuotykis. Klausiau Ingos kalbant vienoje moterų grupėje, kurioje kartu dalyvaujame, ir tiesiog pajutau, kad labai noriu ją pakalbinti. Turėjau vieną temą kviesdama ją, bet žinot, kai žmogus toks turtingas patirtimis, idėjomis, gyvenimu, svajonėmis, žodžiai iš jo tiesiog trykšta ir jų klausytis labai gera. Ta tema buvo – apie drąsą rinktis savo, savo šeimos kelią, kai didelė dalis tavo aplinkos žmonių tam galbūt nepritaria, tavęs nesupranta. Ingos atveju – tai palikti miestą ir apsigyventi vienkiemyje, miškų apsupty. Pasirinkti namų mokymą vaikams. Gaminti maistą krosnyje. Ir mėgautis savo šeimos gyvenimu. Niekur neskubėti, nelėkti, gyventi kiekvienam šeimoje savu ritmu, be žadintuvų. O šiemet Ingos vaikai sugrįžo į ugdymo įstaigas ir gyvenimas tapo panašesnis į tokį, kokį gyvena didžioji dalis. Apie tai, kaip Inga jautėsi praėjusiais metais, ir šiemet po dviejų visiškai skirtingų rudens, žiemos sezonų, čia ją ir pakviečiau papasakoti. Nes tokios patirtys įkvepia. O toliau pokalbis sukosi ir apie ugdymą namuose, ir apie 5 vaikų auginimą, ir iš kur atsiranda jos įkvėpimas, jėgos, energija idėjoms įgyvendinti, kurti verslui. Taip pat apie santykius, kuriuos su vyru kuria jau kelis dešimtmečius. Ar daug reikia drąsos pasirinkti kelią, kuriam nepritaria tavo šeimos aplinka, bet tu jauti, jog tai tavo, jūsų? Kas yra Ingos atrama, kur ji semiasi vilties, stiprybės, jėgų? Man šis pokalbis buvo tikras malonumas. Tikiuosi, kad klausyti gera bus ir jums. Marija

Protests in Tbilisi, election minimum threshold debate, the Deoligarchization Action Plan, Georgians in favor of EU and NATO membership, counter-propaganda office in the capital, Georgian cultural center in Jordan, and more! Thanks for tuning in!Let us know what you think and what we can improve on by emailing us at georgia@rorshok.com. You can also contact us through Instagram @Rorshok__georgia or Twitter @RorshokGeorgia or Mastodon @georgia@rorshok.socialLike what you hear? Subscribe, share, and tell your buds.Wanna avoid ads and help us financially? Follow the link:https://bit.ly/rorshok-donateOops! It looks like we made a mistake.In 0:40, the reader should have said, "The land for hunting farms," and in 6:00 he said "NGOs" instead of "INGOs."Sorry for the inconvenience!

Episode 77: Joe Weston & His Book, Mastering Respectful Confrontation: A Guide to Personal Freedom and Empower, Collaborative Engagement With a career spanning 30+ years in the fields of conflict prevention, leadership, stress management, and communication, the wisdom Joe shares in this conversation and through his books seems to be more timely (and deeply needed) these days than ever. Having first started out as an actor -- and then teaching his own method -- and specializing in communication, Joe has been drawn to the power of connection and understanding that can lead us as a species to either become more cohesive and connected or fall to disconnection and distrust. It says a lot about Joe's work and character that, while I look at this conversation and see the fear we all have inside of us that leads to that disconnection, he sees, believes, and is pulled more toward the hope that exists and that is out there. Although he's hopeful, he knows it takes work -- in understanding both ourselves and others. Before looking to the outside world and either saying our needs aren't being met or believing another's needs are not as important as our own, we need to look inward, into our hearts, to see what this life should be all about. Do we want to allow it all to fall apart around us, or take responsibility and contribute as much as we can -- no matter how little or how much -- to creating ripple effects of support, concern, and community? Each of us is more powerful than we believe. In my coaching, I've see most of us don't understand this. We leave too much ability, desire, and skill on the table by underestimating ourselves. We need to turn that around. Conversation Highlights "Unfortunately, the planet is filled with an enormous amount of information gatherers who haven't learned very much." The problems in our world are complicated. The solutions are simple. But implementation is hard work. The dangers of Chronic Niceness The Power of Assertiveness vs. The Pitfall of Aggression How Joe's work helps you get physical vitality, emotional stability, mental clarity, and spiritual grounding The MAIN QUESTION underlying my conversation with Joe is, How do you balance understanding who you really are and what you need/want with your responsibility in what the world needs? MENTIONED OR APPLICABLE EPISODES Episode 61: Hesha Abrams & her book, Holding The Calm: The Secret To Resolving Conflict And Defusing Tension Episode 69: Corinne Coppola & The Gift 12 Lessons to Save Your Life by Dr. Edith Eger Episode 70: Oakland McCulloch & His Book, Your Leadership Legacy: Becoming the Leader You Were Meant to Be ABOUT JOE Joe Weston is an international thought leader, facilitator, author, lecturer, consultant, coach, professor, and—above all else—an advocate for lasting peace. With a career spanning 30+ years in the fields of conflict prevention, leadership, stress management, and communication, he is a highly sought-after facilitator for individuals, as well as corporations, government agencies, and nonprofits around the world. As founder and owner of the Weston Network based in Washington, D.C., Joe and his international team provide training, consulting, and coaching based on his methodology, called Respectful Confrontation®. Through a network of 30+ certified facilitators and even more allies and collaborators in the United States, Europe, and the Middle East, people from all walks of life have greatly benefited from Joe's highly effective methodology—from corporate innovators and entrepreneurs, government agencies, INGOs, educators, healthcare workers, parents, and young adults. More LEARN MORE ABOUT JOE LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joe-weston-a6327931/ Website: joeweston.com Website: respectfulconfrontation.com Watch the episode on YouTube: ⁠https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtNpTQTFjuN6Tjs52JB7zUQ Learn more about The Book Leads: ⁠https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/got-lead-great-book-thats-impacted-your-work-life-me-john/

I veckans kärleksbombning från arkivet bjuder vi på en riktig tungviktare. Ingo Johansson blev världsmästare i tungviktsboxning 1959 och hade en imponerande svit segrar under sina år som proffsboxare. I Kärleksbombningen av Ingo hör vi, förutom Lasse Granqvist, Tommy Åström och Jens Fjellström även Lena Sundqvist samt Ingos son Tomas och barnbarn Tim Johansson. Innehållet är hämtat från Sporthuset avsnitt 75 (2017) och 200 (2019). Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Boju Bajai in conversation with Dr. Amina Singh. In this episode, we talk about various aspects of Nepal's education system by exploring issues like how students in Nepali classrooms are taught history and civic studies, and why there is an urgent need for Nepali classrooms to equip students with the skills to think critically, question and reason. Amina Singh worked as a management consultant in the development sector for almost a decade conducting assessment studies, reviews, and evaluations for NGOs, INGOs, and multi/bilateral agencies. She earned her PhD from the Centre for Research in Learning and Change at the University of Technology, Sydney in 2015. Amina currently works as an independent researcher and educator, with an interest in community development, civic engagement, educational governance, and teaching learning practices in higher education. She is an adjunct faculty at Kathmandu University. She is currently engaged as a member of the University of Nepal Development Board and the Chair of the Academic Planning Committee. This episode was recorded in May 2023. Related readings You can read some of Amina Singh's published articles here https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Amina-Singh पुस्तक “पैदल अनुसन्धान : प्रयोग र सम्भावना” माथि अमिना सिंहको समीक्षा https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t_4cTGPtwz0 Non-state Actors' Collaboration in Education in Nepal: Possibilities and Challenges https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0HrgnP5Yy9s Nepal Conversations: Dr Amina Singh, Member - University of Nepal Development Board, Nepal https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9pm7tSQ_20c Take 31: The Kids Are Not OK, Cold Takes by Boju Bajai https://bojubajai.substack.com/p/take-31-the-kids-are-not-ok Subscribe to our weekly newsletter Cold Takes by Boju Bajai for a roundup of news and feminist views from Nepal and the Nepali internet. Read and subscribe here: https://bojubajai.substack.com/welcome Boju Bajai regularly works with reporters and researchers to bring compelling audio stories that centre and amplify women's experiences. If you would like to support our work, please consider being our patron here: www.patreon.com/bojubajai Follow @Bojubajai on social media for more laughs and guff gaff: Instagram: www.instagram.com/bojubajai/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/bojubajai/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/BojuBajai YouTube: www.youtube.com/c/BojuBajai/ Boju Bajai theme music by Flekke

SummaryHow should we think about the  ‘collective journey to equitable development' of Northern-founded NGOs, national NGOs and their funders?What obstacles stand in the way of continuing on that journey? Why does Humentum argue that NGO operating models need to enable  ERA (Equitable, Resilient, and Accountable) development, and how does that need to come about?In this NGO Soul+Strategy podcast episode, I interview Kim Kucinskas, Director for Community Strategy at Humentum, on nonprofit operations as a driver of transformation. Kim's Bio:Director, Community Strategy, HumentumDirector, Member Engagement and Services, HuentumSeveral other roles in Humentum since 2012Worked in Namibia on issues related to local epidemicsFundraising role at the International Institute for Cooperation and Development We discuss: The pressure is building for significant change in the northern INGO sector; it's coming from all frontiersThere is actual strategic power in the operations model; if we change it in a significant way, big change happens in the power distribution between northern INGOs, funders, and national NGOsHumentum argues this in their new 3-part series of reports on ERA: how to move to an Equitable (E), Resilient (R) and Accountable (A) development sectorBut this will only happen if northern INGOs, funders, and national NGOs make significant changes in their institutional architecture, people and culture, funding, and  risk frameworksInstitutional Architecture is one of Humentum's main building blocks towards ERA: within this, organizations have to have sufficient autonomy for the sector to be able to be equitable, resilient, and accountablePeople and Culture: who is recruited, and works where; a shift in the ‘headquarters' concept from one that is location-based to role-based; where staff receive fair and equitable compensation, etc.Funding: the islands of innovation that are happening in various places need to become ‘mainland'Accountability, with a focus on risk management: within this, a shift from risk transfer to risk sharing is requiredBe mindful: the way in which the process of #shiftthepower is happening is actually reflective of the very ways in which power is still being held right now. Quotes:“There is strategic value and potential in operations; not as “back-office functions” but as drivers of transformation”“We are at a tipping point in terms of significant NGO sector change” Resources:Kim's LinkedIn profileKim's EmailHumentum's ERA reports  YouTube video of this podcastClick here to subscribe to be alerted when new podcast episodes come out or when Tosca produces other thought leadership pieces.Or email Tosca at tosca@5oaksconsulting.org if you want to talk about your social sector organization's needs, challenges, and opportunities.You can find Tosca's content by following her on her social media channels: 

This month, we sit down with Dr. Kathy Dodworth to discuss emotional expression in research. We explore various types of emotional expression; which emotions are often seen as are welcome or unwelcome, accepted or unacceptable; how to navigate emotionally taxing subject material; and the emotional toll that such fieldwork takes on researchers and their collaborators.Kathy is a Wellcome Trust research fellow at the University of Edinburgh's centre for African studies and her current fellowship critically reviews contemporary community health work in Kenya. She completed her PhD at the University of Edinburgh in 2018 and subsequently won the school's Oustanding Thesis award for her thesis-'Legitimation as practice: Crafting space to govern in Tanzania'. Before academia, Kathy worked for several INGOs in Sub-Saharan Africa on education and health and is also a published author having written the book ' Legitimation as Political Practice: Crafting Everyday Authority in Tanzania' out with Cambridge University Press.RESOURCES:Dodworth, K. (2022) Legitimation as Political Practice: Crafting Everyday Authority in Tanzania, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press.If you enjoyed this episode, please rate and review!Follow us on social media (@gowithbedo) and subscribe to BeDo's quarterly newsletter for exclusive news about upcoming episodes and events.Is there a topic you'd like to see covered? Know someone we should talk to? Get in touch at hello@gowithbedo.com. We'd love to hear from you.

The International Risk Podcast is a weekly podcast for senior executives, board members, and risk advisors. In these podcasts, we speak with risk management specialists from around the world. Our host is Dominic Bowen, originally from Australia, is one of Europe's leading international risk specialists. Having spent the last 20 years successfully establishing large and complex operations in the world's highest-risk areas and conflict zones, Dominic now joins you to speak with exciting guests from around the world to discuss risk.The International Risk Podcast – Reducing risk by increasing knowledgeFollow us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn for all our great updates.In today's episode, we are joined by Nerida Williams. Nerida has over thirteen years of experience as a media and communications specialist in the humanitarian and development sectors, including with the United Nations and several INGOs. Currently, Nerida works as the International Planned Parenthood Federation's Senior Humanitarian Communications Advisor. IPPF is the world's largest sexual and reproductive healthcare provider and advocate.

Heute sind Tour Divide und Unbound Gravel sehr präsent. Dan hat u.a. mit der Unbound Gravel Siegerin Carolin Schiff gesprochen. Dazu Sidekicks zum Thema Medien und Radsport/Fußball, Ingos neue favorite Sportuhr Garmin Epix in 51 mm statt Apple Watch Ultra und natürlich ausführliche Berichte über das 24h Stunden Rennen am Brelinger Berg und den Leine Satellites Orbit 360, den Ingo jetzt auch am Stück gefahren ist (leichte Streckenänderungen waren nötig). AG1 von Athletic Greens (WERBUNG) - Danke für die Unterstützung! Informiere Dich jetzt auf https://drinkag1.com/enjoyyourbike, teste AG1 völlig risikofrei mit 90 Tagen Geld-zurück-Garantie und sichere dir bei deiner AG1 Erstbestellung einen kostenlosen Jahresvorrat an Vitamin D3+K2 zur Unterstützung des Immunsystems & 5 praktische Travel Packs! Gesundheitsbezogene Angaben zu AG1 und unser Angebot findest du auf: https://drinkag1.com/enjoyyourbike Auf die Bedeutung einer abwechslungsreichen und ausgewogenen Ernährung und einer gesunden Lebensweise wird hingewiesen. Außer Reichweite von Kindern aufbewahren. Nicht geeignet für Kinder und Jugendliche unter 18 Jahren, schwangere oder stillende Frauen. Die angegebene empfohlene tägliche Verzehrmenge darf nicht überschritten werden. 00:00:00 Intro und Inhalt des Podcasts 00:02:45 AG1 Suplement mit 75 Inhaltsstoffen https://drinkag1.com/enjoyyourbike 00:04:13 Update Verein: über 580 Mitglieder https://www.erlebnis.me 00:14:46 Leine Satellites Orbit: Ingos Fahrbericht, tolles Feedback! https://www.komoot.de/tour/1018254780?ref=itd (Hier halte ich den Orbit aktuell, oben am Kommentar pinne ich änderungen an) https://www.komoot.de/tour/1162514967?ref=itd (Björns Toller Bericht) https://www.komoot.de/tour/1112016475?ref=itd (offizieller Orbit-Link von Raphael) 00:30:18 24h Rennen am Brelinger Berg: Dans und Ingos Erlebnis (statt Ergebnis) https://www.24h-brelinger-berg.de/ 00:48:23 Velomobile/Liegeräder beim 24h Rennen 00:51:09 Tour Divide Vortrag von Markus Weinberg im Rahmen von Brelinger Berg Markus bei Insta: https://www.instagram.com/weinbergmarkus/ Markus Weinbergs Buch: https://amzn.to/3IRJE8S 01:18:00 Aktuelles Rennen Tour Divide läuft gerade! Live Tracking: http://trackleaders.com/tourdivide23 01:23:17 Dans Tour Divide Setup 01:31:28 Unbound Gravel hat stattgefunden: Gravelrennen in den USA https://www.unboundgravel.com/ 01:35:03 Erfahrungsbericht von Marius Karteusch von Unbound XL (350 Meilen) Marius auf Insta: https://www.instagram.com/mariuskarte/?hl=de 01:51:30 Unbound Gewinnerin Carolin Schiff: Dan hat mir Ihr gesprochen 02:06:21 Medien: Tour de France Netflix vs. Gravel-Rennen & Fußball öde? https://bikepacking.com/bikes/2023-tour-divide-rigs-part-1/ 02:23:36 Garmin Epix erorbert Ingos Handgelenk! Vs. Apple Watch Ultra & COROS LINK folgt 02:46:04 Dans Pick Nr. 1: Nitecore Mini-Mini-Mini Taschenlampe https://amzn.to/3X668ZA (Amazon Affiliate Link) Ingo Pick vom letzten Mal Nitecore NB10000: https://amzn.to/3MOOXXM (Amazon Affiliate Link) 02:52:49 Dans geheimer 2. Pick: Nitecore Stirnlampe https://amzn.to/43IzAre (Amazon Affiliate Link) 02:56:13 Ingos Pick: Leatherman Micro Taschenmesser https://www.leatherman.com/de_DE/micra-64010181n.html 03:00:06 Outro: noch schnell die 3 Std. voll machen

What do nonprofits really need to know about social media in 2023? Get my brand new training, How to Stand Out on Social Media in 2023. Secure your early bird spot before the price goes up!After my recent discussion with Vic Hancock Fell entitled  Shifting the Power to the People You Exist For I received a thoughtful email from a listener. She wrote:  “It is so interesting to me that white, iNGO fundraisers are centered in this conversation.  As a black fundraiser and content gatherer for more than 16 years, I believe our viewpoint is not often a part of the conversation.  And, I know that some of us have different perspectives.” I appreciated that response, and I wanted to give this listener a chance to share a different perspective about fundraising for iNGOs, one not focused on “white guilt” and “white saviorism”. Vila-Sheree Watson is a multifaceted leader, fundraiser, and content creator, known for her dynamic and soulful approach to creativity and social justice. Born in the South and raised in Oakland, California, Watson's upbringing was deeply influenced by the vibrant arts and culture scene that surrounded her. From a young age, she was drawn to the power of words and storytelling and found solace and inspiration in poetry, art, and music.In this episode, Vila-Sheree generously shares their perspective on the importance of including diverse viewpoints in the conversation around iNGO fundraising and storytelling.We discuss the negative impact of focusing too much on "white guilt" and "white saviorism" and the need to move towards authentic storytelling.Connect with Vila-Sheree: Email: vwatson@corusinternational.org LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vilasheree/ Inclusive Language Guide from Oxfam About Julia Campbell, the host of the Nonprofit Nation podcast:Named as a top thought leader by Forbes and BizTech Magazine, Julia Campbell (she/hers) is an author, coach, and speaker on a mission to make the digital world a better place.She wrote her book, Storytelling in the Digital Age: A Guide for Nonprofits, as a roadmap for social change agents who want to build movements using engaging digital storytelling techniques. Her second book, How to Build and Mobilize a Social Media Community for Your Nonprofit, was published in 2020 as a call-to-arms for mission-driven organizations to use the power of social media to build movements.Julia's online courses, webinars, and keynote talks have helped hundreds of nonprofits make the shift to digital thinking and how to do effective marketing in the digital age.Take Julia's free nonprofit masterclass,  3 Must-Have Elements of Social Media That ConvertsConnect with me on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/juliacampbell/

What challenges arise for you during the creation process? Welcome back SDG Talkers!! Thanks for joining us for another episode of highlighting change makers and their inspirational work towards the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)! IN THIS EPISODE: What are the obstacles within the innovation process? A reflection of the UNLEASH process from the talent perspective How can future UNLEASH talents get involved? Let's find out from UNLEASH talents Helena Karatvuo and Melody Waterworth! Helena currently works in Seaport OPX's engineering division, holding responsibilities from climate change and environmental module development to client support and training and front-end prototyping plus much in between. Melody is the Founder and Managing Director of Waterworth Consulting - a Private Limited Company providing a wide range of front-to-back solutions for iNGOs, Non-profits, Governments, Social Businesses and Private entities. Let's get SDG Talking!! Got a good story or want to collaborate? Send us an email at sdgtalkspodcast@gmail.com and we will get back to you as soon as we can! And don't forget to check out our Virtual Roundtables on our website! Instagram | Facebook | Twitter | LinkedIn

In today's episode we flip the script and Jonathan Jackson interviews Amie Vaccaro to discuss her career journey, her experiences, and the lessons learned so far in growing the marketing team at Dimagi.  The potential of digital to support iNGOs and governments can only be really unlocked when it becomes a foundational layer that supports all aspects of the organization's work horizontally. We often see digital projects failing when they are focused on one specific vertical or silo and not able to add value across an organization. Amie has been on a parallel journey building marketing as a horizontal and foundational team at Dimagi and together Jonathan and Amie unpack some of the lessons Amie has learned that are applicable to anyone leading a digital shared service within an organization. Some topics covered in this conversation include:  The challenges of standing up a new horizontal shared service in an organization How to sequence value creation to build trust and autonomy over time Partnering with leadership to understand and guide strategic direction Balancing execution work with high-level strategic work Empowering a team to say no and prioritize tasks Related resources:  Simeon Yosefe, Malawi's head of digital health, on the High-Impact Growth Podcast: https://sites.dimagi.com/high-impact-growth-podcast/gdhf-22/simeon-yosefe Coaching program that Amie mentions: https://joinflourish.com/

May Farid and Hui Li drop by the podcast to talk about INGOs, or international non-governmental organizations, and specifically how their relationship with China is shifting as China goes global.  The conversation focuses on their article "International NGOs as intermediaries in China's 'going out' strategy."  May Farid is a political scientist studying civil society, policy and development in contemporary China and beyond. She is a visiting scholar at Stanford University's Center on China's Economy and Institutions and a Lecturer at the University of Hong Kong. She holds a doctorate from the University of Oxford and has worked extensively in the NGO sector in China, as well as a researcher with China's leading policy think tank.Hui Li is an Assistant Professor at the University of Hong Kong. Her research focuses on public and nonprofit management, organization theory, and civic engagement. In collaboration with a team of researchers, she studies NGOs and environmental governance in authoritarian China. In addition, she works closely with colleagues from the Civic Engagement Initiative at USC and studies neighborhood councils and civic engagement in Los Angeles.Recommendations:Hui: Activists beyond Borders: Advocacy Networks in International Politics by Margaret E. Keck and Kathryn Sikkink May:Principled instrumentalism: a theory of transnational NGO behaviour by George E. Mitchell and Hans Peter SchmitzBeyond the Boomerang: From Transnational Advocacy Networks to Transcalar Advocacy in International Politics edited by Christopher L. Pallas and Elizabeth A. Bloodgood Leutert, Wendy, Elizabeth Plantan and Austin Strange. "Puzzling Partnerships: Overseas Infrastructure Development by Chinese State-Owned Enterprises and Humanitarian Organizations". 2022.Erik:Two albums by Lingua IgnotaSinner Get Ready CaligulaRRR film Juliet:Follow Yige Dong, assistant professor of global gender and sexuality studies at the University at BuffaloDong, Yige. The Dilemma of Foxconn Moms: Social Reproduction and the Rise of 'Gig Manufacturing' in China. 2022.

Billy shares about his tools for building a reciprocal and impactful support system, as well as how he managed change after a series of disruptive events. Right after a bad breakup, he lost his job, his car broke down, and he had to move back in with his parents. In order to boost his confidence and have something to look forward to, he started grad school. Then, he graduated to a changed career landscape – it was the midst of COVID 19 shutdowns, and many companies were not hiring. Currently, he is working on his Ph.D. to better understand change.   Billy is a Consultant who focuses on goal creation and attainment, developing human capital, and navigating change. He is currently working on a Ph.D. of Leadership at the University of San Diego with an emphasis in Consultation, Coaching and Change Management. Billy has recently started teaching introductory level Leadership Courses at the University of San Diego for undergraduate students. Lastly, Billy is supporting a research project studying Board Compositions at prominent INGOs.     Connect with Billy: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/billy-piper-ma-cnp-248ba4112/ Articles on Medium: https://medium.com/@wpiper_46031/a-new-chapter-698e9c4a54f Time Stamps: [00:01:55] Billy shares his Educational journey and how it led him to a career in Change Management and Leadership Studies? [00:06:41] Billy dives into the more personal side of his transition story [00.08:39] How big events propel life-changing transitions [00:10:34] Feeling disassociated [00:13:36] A period of healing [00:16:50] Building relationships and learning how to communicate [00:28:05] The delicate balance of asking for help [00:29:43] How Billy feels now [00:32:42] Assessing critical feedback [00:36:19] Billy now works as an Instructor at the University of San Diego [00:40:43] Sharing some lessons learned [00:44:28] Living through constant change [00:48:55] What do you wish someone told you when you were in the most messy, awkward, or difficult phase of that transformational process? [00:51:04] Journalling  Ready to make a change? Book your free Explore Call with Patricia.   Your Next Chapter, Patricia's group coaching program, is about becoming the active designer of your life through any transitional phase. Learn more at https://www.patriciacosulich.com. Share this episode and tag us on social media! @patricia.cosulich & @the_transitions_project Music Credits: "Almost Bliss" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

Amnesty International Triggers Global Criticism For Problematic Report Lacking Vital Context Amnesty International published a new report as part of its ongoing reporting on the war in Ukraine that has been widely criticized as lacking critical context and framing, triggering both internal and external condemnation. The report criticizes the Ukrainian military for violating “international humanitarian law” by putting civilians in harm's way in relation to where the Ukrainian military places defensive military equipment. While Amnesty (and other INGOs) rightly pride themselves on remaining neutral in evaluating humanitarian and legal violations (in fact HRW made similar assertions in a more thorough report), the framing of this particular report is being criticized for giving ammunition to Russian propaganda, misrepresenting legal norms via vague language, and sidelining Amnesty's own Ukraine office in its publication. After inflammatory tweets from Amnesty's Secretary General defending the report, Amnesty's director of its Ukraine office resigned in protest. (AI's Secretary General is now facing public calls to resign, and the organization has issued something of an apology.) Large nonprofits should heed this as a cautionary tale of the consequences of a very public fallout from bureaucratic misalignment of process and viewpoints between global/national and regional/affiliate offices. Read more ➝   Summary PIR Offers New Top-Level Domains in Its ‘.ORG Family of Domains' Portfolio | NonProfit PRO Nonprofits launch $100M plan to support local health workers | Daily Independent Planned Parenthood Action Fund sets new second quarter lobbying record amid fallout of Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade | Original Journalism from OpenSecrets  Nonprofit launches national Pickleball Day to make a difference in the community | ActionNewsJax.com