Podcast appearances and mentions of sally hill

Up Now in the archives! https://archives.wpkn.org/bookmarks/listen/377818 This month's episode features guest co-host and artist Maxim Schmidt as we celebrate Women's History Month with a discussion with artists George Corsillo, Clymenza Hawkins and Amy Wachtel about their involvement with the art exhibit Sound & Vision II: For the Record... a visual and musical celebration of feminism involving over 40 artists in a gallery exhibit featuring imaginary record covers, real covers form private collections and the wpkn archive and musical memorabilia from women musicians at many stages of their careers. The show is up until May 6th at the Institute Library 847 Chapel St. new Haven. More about the show can be found at: Institutelibrary.org Live Culture is a monthly conversation about Visual Art- a full set of podcasts is available here on the WPKN Soundcloud page https://soundcloud.com/wpkn895/sets/live-culture-with-martha The full list of Exhibition Participants: Amanda Bouquet Amelia Maurer Amy Wachtel Angelica Sistrunk Ann Kennedy Carol Snyder Christine Ohlman Claudia Doring Baez Corinthia Saez Dika Kuljis Dylan Strazar Emily Herberich Eva Geertz Eve Hars George Corsillo Jahmal Henderson Jeff Sokolowski Joanne Connon Jody Clouse John Keefer Julia Cumming Julie Bowers Murphy Kathleen DeMeo Linda Lindroth Martha Willette Lewis Matt Feiner Michelle Beaulieu-Morgan Mohan Maharaj, Sr Patrick Carroll, Linda Lindroth, Sally Hill & Tim Nighswander Regan Avery Sadie Grey Murphy Sue Czark T.M. Stewart Tammy Faye Starlite Tina Sarno V.V. Aldebaran McEvoy The Collection of Alec Cumming The Collection of Eva Geertz The Collection of Del La Pietro The Collection of Steve DiCostanzo The Collection of WPKN Curated by Martha Willette Lewis With Special Thanks to: Café 9, Alec Cumming, Steve DiConstanzo, Eva Geertz, Del La Pietro, Mohan Maharaj Sr, Ann Marlowe, Michelle Beaulieu-Morgan, Rick Omante/Shaki Presents, Valerie Richardson, Scott Schuldt, WPKN radio, and the board and volunteers of The Institute Library

The Purpose Conference was first staged in Sydney, Australia in 2015. Today, Purpose is a stand-alone company and community. After a 4-year hiatus, 2022 marks the fourth Purpose event, coming at a time when the movement for social purpose-led business is growing with intensity. It's a movement driven by employees, customers, consumers, investors; people realising that we need to accelerate the pace of change and business is the means in which to do this most directly.   In this episode, our guest is Sally Hill, founder of Purpose and a long-time advocate of responsible and sustainable business. She is a a leader, thinker and doer in the world of purpose-driven business.    Sally founded Wildwon, one of Australia's first B Corps and established the Purpose Conference in 2015. Sally curates the Purpose program and is the connector of Purpose's partners, community and team.   Immediately prior to rebooting Purpose in 2022, Sally worked with Climate 200, bringing business on board to support the historic 2022 ‘climate election' result.   You can get a taste of our interview here:   Sally shares her journey from GetUp campaign co-ordinator, through various CSR and sustainability roles, to WWF, to launching her own experiential agency, Wildwon and launching Purpose Conference. Her journey continues taking her to a number of roles including NSW Circular and Climate 200, before returning to Purpose to where she is today. She shares some of her learnings from these various roles and how they have contributed to her thinking and approach today  Sally explains that while government is driving change, the pace is slow. This influences her belief that while business is the cause of many of society's problems,  harnessing business and capitalism to solve the issues is the best opportunity we have to do it at an accelerated pace and at scale She shares some stats from recent BUPA research about Gen Z workers attitudes to businesses demonstrating strong environmental, social and governance (ESG) commitments We talk about the lack of employee engagement in workplaces in Australia and New Zealand and the impact this is having on businesses, workplaces and the economy Sally highlights some of the speakers that will be at Purpose and the innovations they are creating in service of solving big societal issues She shares her hopes and aspirations for what the Purpose Conference can achieve  We talk about the link between the business world and government policy and the innovation opportunities this opens up

This month Live Culture offers a discussion with members of the exhibition Undue Burden: Privacy, Protection and Politics, a project and sale to benefit Planned Parenthood of Southern New England including artist and exhibit organizer Linda Lindroth, and exhibiting artist Scott Schuldt, along with Planned Parenthood of Southern New England President & CEO, Amanda Skinner to discuss what the local impact of the overturning of Roe Vs Wade is having on the organization and how artists and others can get involved. Undue Burden: Privacy, Protection and Politics takes place October 4 – 30, 2022 The Da Silva Gallery, 899 Whalley Avenue, New Haven, CT. There will be Two public reception events featuring the artists will be held on Sunday October 16 from 3-5 pm and Saturday, October 29 from 3-5pm, as a part of Artspace New Haven's Open Source Festival. Posters have played a role in America's political landscape since 1824 when John Quincy Adams used one to announce his presidency. Each of the 20 artists in Undue Burden: Privacy, Protection and Politics have used their considerable talents to weigh in on the Dobbs Decision which essentially has overturned the 50 year precedent of Roe v Wade. This exhibition features original poster-sized works on paper, which are each for sale for $250 with all of the proceeds going to Planned Parenthood of Southern New England. The exhibition is curated by Linda Lindroth and Sally Hill. Featuring the work of : A. Kimberlin Blackburn Patrick Carroll Colleen Coleman George Corsillo Jeanne Criscola Sheila Levrant de Bretteville Alex Girard Ruby Gonzalez Hernandez Elena Grossman Luke Hanscom Sally Hill Beth Klingher Shirley Parker Levine MD Martha Willette Lewis Diane & Tim Nighswander Scott Schuldt Kevin Van Aelst Brenda Zlamany Scott Schuldt is a self-taught multimedia artist. His work has been collected by the Museum of Art and Design and several public collections. His focus for the last 3 years has been sewing large bead embroidery pieces. He has a degree in Mechanical Engineering. Linda Lindroth is an artist and educator. Her work is in the collections of a dozen museums including MoMA and The Met. She received her MFA in Art from the MGSA at Rutgers. Amanda N. Skinner, is President & Chief Executive Officer of Planned Parenthood of Southern new England. Skinner, a nurse midwife, is a graduate of Rice University with a BA in philosophy and managerial studies. She holds an MSN from the Yale School of Nursing and an MBA from the Yale School of Management. Skinner spent ten years in clinical practice as a nurse midwife, serving for four years as the Chair of the Connecticut Chapter of the American College of Nurse Midwives. During her tenure, she led a major legislative effort that ensured increased access to care for women in Connecticut, expanded the scope of practice for nurse midwives, and provided liability protection for collaborating physicians.

Meet Sally Hill Sally is the Head of Engagement at NSW Circular and an experienced leader in the "for purpose" space. We talked about the importance of making space for purpose centred conversations, the power of small business and entrepreneurship when it comes to making the world a better place, and how the circular economy will help us all. Here are some links to some of the resources we discussed: The NSW Circular website The website of the Purpose Conference (RIP) William McDonnagh's Cradle to Cradle (book) Paul Hawken's The Ecology of Commerce (book) Tyson Yunkaporta's Sand Talk (book)

Sally Hill Mills learned to write children's books by writing with children, as a creative writing teacher in elementary schools in Albuquerque. She learned from kids what keeps them interested in a story – relatable characters, obstacles that have to be overcome, and action.  Her first book, Jimmy: Toughest. Dog. Ever. grew out of Mills' experience as a special education teacher. She saw that kids who left the room for “special” classes or who had visible disabilities feared being labeled and not belonging to the larger group. When her real-life dog died, Mills realized that, as hard as it would be, her dog's death offered an opportunity to take the character, Jimmy, on another, even more, difficult journey: through grief and loss into recovery and re-connection.  In her second book, Jimmy: Toughest Times Ever Mills drew upon her own experiences with childhood grief to write the book.  Kirkus called this book, “A lovely, resonant, child-appropriate tale about loss and the cycle of grief and healing.”  

OneStep CPD provides free CPD courses for teachers to give you the tools and support to improve how you teach. Our guest Sally Hill is the CPD Manager at OneStep CPD and dedicated to improving teaching and learning by up-skilling teachers to be more effective and confident when delivering lessons. Sally was previously a History Teacher in Manchester for 5 years, including spells as a Head of Department and CPD Lead. One Step CPD is provided by Twinkl. 'We regularly talk to customers about the issues they face and as a result of these conversations, we began to understand that CPD often misses the mark. What teachers really wanted was actionable CPD that was relevant to them and their careers.' https://www.onestepcpd.com/ (https://www.onestepcpd.com/) Twitter @OneStepCPD @CPDSally Show Sponsor  The National Association for Primary Education speaks for young children and all who live and work with them. This includes parents, teachers, governors and all those interested in primary education. NAPE is a non-political charity and works tirelessly to support teachers in the classroom. NAPE leads the Primary Umbrella Group of thirty primary subject associations and unions and gives teachers and schools a voice at governmental level at consultative meetings with ministers for schools. For full details of how they can support you please visit their website at  nape.org.uk (https://nape.org.uk/) 'Education is not the filling of a pail but the lighting of a fire'   Support this podcast

My guest today is Sally Hill. From almost as soon as her career started, Sally had a strong interest in sustainability and social impact, as well as a strong sense of social justice. After working across the not for profit and sustainability sectors, in roles spanning digital, partnerships, communications and more - sally saw an opportunity and had the desire to begin working in the emerging space of purpose driven business.   Sally cofounded her company Wildwon with Yvonne Lee in 2012. Now a certified B-Corp, Wildwon is a purpose driven experience design agency that works with organisations that make a positive social and environmental impact. They are also behind one of my favorite conferences, Purpose.   Join sally and I as we discuss themes of:   Choosing who we work with Leading in line with values Dealing with doubt B-corps and What it takes to be a purpose driven business

Sometimes the hardest thing in business is to make those gutsy moves. This is one of the core lessons learned by entrepreneur Sally Hill, founder of digital experience and events outfit Wildwon. Sally describes how it was a bold move to start the business, but laments not backing her entrepreneurial purpose early enough. She says her greatest business learning came from taking risky leaps. Two-and-a-half years since launching, Wildwon now hosts innovation festivals for large corporate firms like financial services company AMP. Sally credits the calibre of Wildwon’s clientele to their keen and successful efforts in social media marketing and content marketing. She offers social media advice to other small business looking for a fresh marketing incentive. Listen in to discover why anger and frustration is the perfect recipe for a unique business purpose and why wherever there’s lemons, there’s lemonade.

On this episode of People of Purpose, Johanna speaks with Sally Hill about hosting Edward Snowden on his first Australian panel, the positive movement changing business as usual, and the process for creating meaningful experiences in every event produced by the team at Wildwon Projects.

Sally Hill, cofounder of Wildwon.com.au is one of the creative thinkers speaking at the 2013 Vivid Sydney festival. In this interview she explains what it takes to create experiences that change behaviour and thinking, all the while changing the world.