Podcasts about see change magazine

How one activist is trying to dismantle not only the physical barriers in our society but the mental and attitudinal ones too The post Fighting for Accessibility: Luke Anderson of the StopGap Foundation appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

We speak with the author about a movement transforming the way we approach our health and wellbeing The post A Dose of Social Prescribing: Julia Hotz of The Connection Cure appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

The Olympic champion and mental health advocate talks about her organization Unsinkable and the transformative power of story The post Storytelling for Mental Health: In Conversation with Silken Laumann appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

Sinclair challenged racism, inequity and the status quo. His tireless advocacy demanded more of Canadians, to do better, to be better. The post Celebrating the Honourable Murray Sinclair: In Conversation with Paul Lacerte appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

Filmmaker shares how efforts to revitalize buffalo herds can help sustain the animal, Indigenous people, and the land The post Finding Balance Among the Herd: Tasha Hubbard of Singing Back the Buffalo appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

To tackle homelessness, this charity turned to social finance to fund the development of more affordable housing The post This Community Bond is Fighting Homelessness: Ryan Collins-Swartz of Tapestry & Nick van der Velde of Indwell appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

From a theory of change to a strategic plan, the journey was long and complex. But it was worth it. The post Grand Vision to Meaningful Action: Isha Khan of the Canadian Museum for Human Rights appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

We dive deep into B Corps with CAB which recently achieved certification through a rewarding yet challenging process The post Becoming a B Corp: Charlie Bronks of Crown Agents Bank appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

Fighting poverty and its effects by turning flowers into opportunities for inner-city youth The post Making Flowers Bloom on Chicago's South Side: Quilen Blackwell of Southside Blooms appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

How one organization is helping to furnish homes, lighten the load of landfills, and bring comfort to many The post Tackling Furniture Poverty: Dan Kershaw of Furniture Bank appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

Through therapeutic gardening programs, the social enterprise promotes purpose and belonging The post Nurturing Purpose for People with Dementia: Rebekah Churchyard of Green Care Farms appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

Once you define your social purpose, how do you ensure you're on the right track? Mike Rowlands of Junxion Strategy is our sponsor & co-host of this podcast series The post How to Measure Purpose: Maureen Young of Coast Capital Savings appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

Employee Ownership Trusts can create more resilient, inclusive economies, says this expert, and it's time for Canada to act. The post Making the Case for Employee Ownership: Jon Shell of Social Capital Partners appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

The politician & social finance advocate breaks down the "what" and "how" of the Fund and explains why it's a huge milestone The post Demystifying Canada's Social Finance Fund with Member of Parliament Ryan Turnbull appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

We explore the impact of positive investments, SVX and the Social Finance Fund The post Social Finance in Canada: A Closer look with Adam Spence of Social Venture Connexion (SVX) appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

Documentary looks at the innovators working to transform how we produce and consume our food The post Fixing our Broken Food System: Laura Gabbert & Ruth Reichl of documentary Food and Country appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

How one car wash business is providing job opportunities for people on the autism spectrum The post Unleashing the Potential of People with Autism: Tom D'Eri of Rising Tide Car Wash appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

This social entrepreneur is using a unique model to help women overcome barriers to financial independence. Listen to her story The post Investing in Women: Beth Bengtson of Working for Women appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

Social enterprise brings together Israelis and Palestinians for training in high-tech and entrepreneurship & dialogue in conflict and peace-building The post When Tech Meets Hope: Tomer Cohen of Tech2Peace appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

This lawyer believes that improving the rights and protection of animals is one of the new social justice challenges of our time The post In Defense of Animals: Camille Labchuk of Animal Justice appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

On his retirement, David Upton looks back on a career supporting social impact and reflects on the challenges and priorities ahead The post Facilitating Social Impact: David Upton of Common Good Solutions appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

Conservation expert & film director discuss new documentary that highlights the downsides of mass tourism The post In Search of Conscious Travel: Tyson Sadler & Melissa Matlow of The Last Tourist appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

How we're creating more equitable and inclusive opportunities for all The post Championing Neurodiversity in the Workplace: Alan Kriss of Specialisterne appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

This entrepreneur-turned-impact investor is on a mission to level the funding playing field The post Investing in Women: Marissa Bronfman of Kizmet Impact Capital appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

Candle-making business helps young mothers overcome poverty through job training and skills development The post Igniting Brighter Futures for Young Mothers: Laura Zumdahl of Bright Endeavors appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

We explore this changemaker's lifelong dedication to advocacy and activism The post Ending Disability Poverty: In conversation with Al Etmanski appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

Demonstrating that cooking delicious food together can prove transformative The post A Recipe for Change: Pam Fanjoy of Fanjoy Culinary & Wellness Centre appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

With a focus on people and planet, this entrepreneur is embracing a new model for the fashion industry The post Slow Fashion Meets (Genuine) Sustainability: Kristi Soomer of Encircled appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

A journalist for over 15 years, Elisa Birnbaum has carved a strong niche as a storyteller of social impact. Most recently the author of In the Business of Change, profiling social entrepreneurs around the world and their lessons learned, Elisa is the publisher & editor-in-chief of SEE Change Magazine, a digital publication of social entrepreneurship that she co-founded over eight years ago – and currently hosts its podcast. Elisa has been a regular columnist on matters of social entrepreneurship for a national newspaper in Canada, the National Post and has been published in the Globe & Mail, Toronto Star, Reuters, Zoomer, Elle Magazine, among other publications. Elisa also works as a communications consultant, helping businesses tell their stories more effectively for greater impact. Entrepreneurs are the backbone of Canada's economy. To support Canada's businesses, subscribe to our YouTube channel and follow us on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and Twitter. Want to stay up-to-date on the latest #entrepreneur podcasts and news? Subscribe to our bi-weekly newsletter

Giving a voice to the marginalized communities of Nova Scotia The post Addressing Environmental Racism: Ingrid Waldron of ‘There's Something in the Water' appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

One group is determined to get more women into office, believing government should reflect the people it governs The post Toward Gender Parity in Government: Tiffany Gardner of ReflectUS appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

On its thirtieth anniversary, we profile Cara, an organization that helps people find jobs and opportunity in Chicago The post Breaking the Cycle of Poverty Through Employment: Maria Kim of Cara appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

How an innovative model helped London became the first community in Canada to functionally end veteran homelessness The post Ending Homelessness in Canada: Tim Richter of Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

How one social innovator is trying to leverage policy to transform our economy and build back better The post Building a More Equitable Economy: Ryan Turnbull, Member of Parliament of Canada appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

How to tackle food insecurity through the lens of social justice so that everyone has access to affordable, healthy food The post The Right to Food: Paul Taylor of FoodShare appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

This week we are joined on the Out of The Blue podcast by Elisa Birnbaum, Journalist, Podcaster & author, talking about some of the most amazing changemakers in the social sector.

One social entrepreneur is on a mission to end food waste and hunger - and he’s been working extra hard during COVID The post Disrupting the Food System: Evan Lutz of Hungry Harvest appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

Lifting people out of poverty and into opportunity with the help of training and jobs in construction The post When Social Enterprise Meets Homelessness: Michael Braithwaite of Blue Door appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

One social entrepreneur is demonstrating how a bold, innovative approach can help solve the homelessness crisis The post The Power of Cash to Tackle Homelessness: Claire Williams of Foundations for Social Change appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

The pandemic crisis has provided an opportunity to rebuild a better economy using a deeper systemic approach The post From Crisis to New Economic Models: Jasper van Brakel of RSF Social Finance appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

We speak with the director of a new controversial film providing a reality check on the environmental movement The post Why Green Energy Won’t Save Us: Jeff Gibbs of Planet of the Humans appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

What is the state of anti-black racism in Canada - and what can we do to address it? The post Tackling Racism in Canada: Marva Wisdom of the Black Experience Project appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

One CEO's dedication to giving back is redefining leadership and the purpose of wealth The post Do the Right Thing: Jim Estill of Danby Appliances appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

The Village Langley offers a new model of care and living for people with dementia The post Revolutionizing Dementia Care: Adrienne Alford-Burt of The Village Langley appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

How one social movement is inspiring mutual aid communities of care around the world The post Matching Donors With Those in Need: Shelly Tygielski of Pandemic of Love appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

Canada’s first values-driven bank, VCIB uses the tools of finance to help organizations drive social and environmental change The post Banking on Positive Change: Jake Stacey of VCIB appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

The pandemic intensified the challenges for homeless people. We discuss the issues and learn about one organization doing their best to help The post Caring for People Experiencing Homelessness During COVID-19: Cari Kozierok of Ve’ahavta appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

Halifax company upcycles fresh produce into dried fruit and vegetables to help meet increased demand The post Helping Farmers Mitigate Food Waste Due to COVID-19: TJ Galiardi of Outcast Foods appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

How one venture is helping meet the needs of communities during global crises The post Reinventing Humanitarian Aid: Natasha Freidus of NeedsList appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

We discuss the evolution of sustainable construction and how issues like embodied carbon inspired a rethink The post Making Better Buildings for People & Planet: Chris Magwood of Endeavour Centre appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

Mobile showers pioneer transforms into nonprofit accelerator to address homelessness crisis The post Delivering Showers & Dignity to the Homeless: Doniece Sandoval of Lava Mae appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

These belts are made of plastic waste and support empowerment of women and community The post A Belt for People and Planet: Jen Perry of Jelt Belt appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

Origin Capital focuses on impact investments that will transform the lives of the word’s most vulnerable people The post Investing in the Fight Against Global Inequality: David O’Leary of Origin Capital appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

One organization is trying to tackle the problem of youth homelessness with an innovative solution, hoping to prove that a small size can make a big difference The post Tiny Homes, Big Impact: Terrilee Kelford of Cornerstone Landing appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

How a social innovation from Canada’s past is creating jobs for newcomers to Canada today The post Sewing Hope for Refugees: Paul Klein of The Tailor Project appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

Leilani Farha talks about the documentary Push, the complex players in the housing market and her fight to recognize housing as a human right The post Housing as a Human Right: In convo with Leilani Farha appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

One entrepreneur is proving that, with enough innovation and ingenuity, you can eliminate the idea of waste The post Recycling the Unrecyclable: Tom Szaky of TerraCycle appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

How one social entrepreneur is ensuring everyone has an equal opportunity to get their business off the ground The post Closing the Racial Wealth Gap: Jessica Norwood of the Runway Project appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

Director of new documentary on social impact bonds shares her takeaways and concerns with the financial product The post Measuring Social Impact Bonds: Nadine Pequeneza of The Invisible Heart appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

How one company is leading the plastic revolution one sparkling water maker at a time The post Fighting Plastic Waste: Rena Nickerson of SodaStream appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

In the Business of Change features stories of changemakers who use the power of business to address society’s most pressing problems. Note: Between now and the end of the year, we’re counting down the top twelve popular podcast interviews of 2018. It is a people’s choice award, determined by the number of downloads. This interview originally aired on May 24, 2018. Elisa Birnbaum is the publisher and editor-in-chief of SEE Change Magazine, a digital publication of social entrepreneurship and social change. You may recall her interview from June 2017. Elisa has a new book out, In the Business of Change: How Social Entrepreneurs are Disrupting Business as Usual. The book highlights how social entrepreneurs are using business savvy to create change in their communities. Elisa tells stories from a wide range of sectors, including employment, food, art, education, and social justice. Each chapter focuses on lessons learned and measurable impact. The book provides practical tips for starting and scaling a social enterprise. Social Entrepreneur Quotes by Elisa Birnbaum: “It’s part storytelling and part lessons for those who want to start their own social enterprise.” @ElisaBirnbaum @SEEChangemag “It’s for the average person who wants inspiring storytelling.” @ElisaBirnbaum @SEEChangemag “Look at all of this amazing work being done.” @ElisaBirnbaum @SEEChangemag “I wanted to provide a broad spectrum of people doing things in different sectors.” @ElisaBirnbaum @SEEChangemag “The book has actually been on my mind for a long time.” @ElisaBirnbaum @SEEChangemag “It’s good to tell stories in different medium.” @ElisaBirnbaum @SEEChangemag “You want to get these stories out there in as many ways as you can.” @ElisaBirnbaum @SEEChangemag “This was a lot more strategic.” @ElisaBirnbaum @SEEChangemag “There were a couple of chapters that ended up changing.” @ElisaBirnbaum @SEEChangemag “You have to be flexible.” @ElisaBirnbaum @SEEChangemag “Social entrepreneurs are taking a bigger role in systems change.” @ElisaBirnbaum @SEEChangemag “I didn’t start writing until I had a contract.” @ElisaBirnbaum @SEEChangemag “I had a book on my mind for many years.” @ElisaBirnbaum @SEEChangemag “People don’t get to see the grit, the passion, and the work that goes into it.” @ElisaBirnbaum @SEEChangemag “These stories, I find so inspiring.” @ElisaBirnbaum @SEEChangemag “I enjoyed the process more than I imagined I would.” @ElisaBirnbaum @SEEChangemag Social Entrepreneurship Resources: Book: In the Business of Change: How Social Entrepreneurs are Disrupting Business as Usual: https://amzn.to/2ILp2OA Elisa Birnbaum’s previous interview on Social Entrepreneur: https://tonyloyd.com/storytelling-platform-social-entrepreneurs-elisa-birnbaum-see-change-magazine SEE Change Magazine: http://www.seechangemagazine.com SEE Change Magazine on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/seechangemagazine SEE Change Magazine on Twitter: https://twitter.com/seechangemag SEE Change Magazine on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seechangemag In the Business of Change podcast: https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/in-the-business-of-change/id1214748429 Book: Crazy Good Advice: 10 Lessons Learned from 150 Leading Social Entrepreneurs: https://tonyloyd.com/book  

An elite group are hijacking social change efforts, argues Anand Giridharadas, author of Winners Take All. And that's a problem. The post Winners Take All: The Elite Charade of Changing the World with Anand Giridharadas appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

We speak with brothers who started a clothing line to fund research in retinal eye disease and provide hope for others struggling with blindness The post Finding a Cure for Blindness: Brad & Bryan Manning of Two Blind Brothers appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

Planeterra is supporting local projects in the places they visit, encouraging a meaningful cultural exchange and ensuring tourism dollars are reinvested by communities to promote self-reliance and sustainability. The post Traveling Responsibly: Adrienne Lee of Planeterra appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

How one social enterprise is putting a dent into food waste by appealing to the conscious consumer and their love for a good deal The post Tackling Food Waste: Josh Domingues of Flashfood appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

How one social enterprise is using new and used shoes to disrupt the cycle of poverty by offering short-term help to those in immediate need as well as long-term solutions for small business owners. The post The Power of Shoes: Buddy Teaster of Soles4Souls appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

How a Syrian refugee family settled in Canada, rebuilt their chocolate business and committed to giving back to their new community The post Sweet New Beginnings, Tareq Hadhad of Peace by Chocolate appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

In the Business of Change features stories of changemakers who use the power of business to address society’s most pressing problems. Elisa Birnbaum is the publisher and editor-in-chief of SEE Change Magazine, a digital publication of social entrepreneurship and social change. You may recall her interview from June 2017. Elisa has a new book out, In the Business of Change: How Social Entrepreneurs are Disrupting Business as Usual. The book highlights how social entrepreneurs are using business savvy to create change in their communities. Elisa tells stories from a wide-range of sectors, including employment, food, art, education, and social justice. Each chapter focuses on lessons learned and measurable impact. The book provides practical tips for starting and scaling a social enterprise. Social Entrepreneur Quotes by Elisa Birnbaum: “It’s part storytelling and part lessons for those who want to start their own social enterprise.” @ElisaBirnbaum @SEEChangemag “It’s for the average person who wants inspiring storytelling.” @ElisaBirnbaum @SEEChangemag “Look at all of this amazing work being done.” @ElisaBirnbaum @SEEChangemag “I wanted to provide a broad spectrum of people doing things in different sectors.” @ElisaBirnbaum @SEEChangemag “The book has actually been on my mind for a long time.” @ElisaBirnbaum @SEEChangemag “It’s good to tell stories in different medium.” @ElisaBirnbaum @SEEChangemag “You want to get these stories out there in as many ways as you can.” @ElisaBirnbaum @SEEChangemag “This was a lot more strategic.” @ElisaBirnbaum @SEEChangemag “There were a couple of chapters that ended up changing.” @ElisaBirnbaum @SEEChangemag “You have to be flexible.” @ElisaBirnbaum @SEEChangemag “Social entrepreneurs are taking a bigger role in systems change.” @ElisaBirnbaum @SEEChangemag “I didn’t start writing until I had a contract.” @ElisaBirnbaum @SEEChangemag “I had a book on my mind for many years.” @ElisaBirnbaum @SEEChangemag “People don’t get to see the grit, the passion, and the work that goes into it.” @ElisaBirnbaum @SEEChangemag “These stories, I find so inspiring.” @ElisaBirnbaum @SEEChangemag “I enjoyed the process more than I imagined I would.” @ElisaBirnbaum @SEEChangemag Social Entrepreneurship Resources: Book: In the Business of Change: How Social Entrepreneurs are Disrupting Business as Usual: https://amzn.to/2ILp2OA Elisa Birnbaum’s previous interview on Social Entrepreneur: https://tonyloyd.com/storytelling-platform-social-entrepreneurs-elisa-birnbaum-see-change-magazine SEE Change Magazine: http://www.seechangemagazine.com SEE Change Magazine on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/seechangemagazine SEE Change Magazine on Twitter: https://twitter.com/seechangemag SEE Change Magazine on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seechangemag In the Business of Change podcast: https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/in-the-business-of-change/id1214748429  

How one UK-based social entrepreneur is helping refugees through the universal love of food and a home-cooked meal The post Cooking Class Empowers Refugees: Jess Thompson of Migrateful appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

How one social entrepreneur is giving formerly incarcerated people a second chance with training in the culinary arts The post Serving Second Chances With Every Plate: Brandon Chrostowski of EDWINS Leadership Restaurant Institute appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

Tim Nash explains how you can align your values with your finances - and why it's never been a better time to pursue a sustainable portfolio The post Socially Responsible Investing: Tim Nash of Good Investing appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

We speak with Bill Drayton of Ashoka who founded the organization upon the belief that the most powerful force for good in the world is a social entrepreneur. The post Everyone a Changemaker: Bill Drayton of Ashoka appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

How one artist is turning weapons into messages of peace and hope The post Transforming Weapons Into Art: Lin Evola of the Peace Angels Project appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

How a coffee company is bringing equality to women coffee farmers The post Empowering Women With Every Cup: Alyza Bohbot of City Girl Coffee appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

How one social entrepreneur is turning waste into resources, bringing dignity, sanitation and job opportunities to Haiti The post Promoting Sanitation, Dignity and Sustainability in Haiti: Sasha Kramer of SOIL appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

Celebrating 20 years of building the social enterprise movement, we speak with Carla Javits of REDF The post 20 Years of Investing in Employment and Hope: Carla Javits of REDF appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

One social entrepreneur is empowering artists living with homelessness or disabilities through the sale of their artwork The post The Art of Empowerment: Liz Powers of ArtLifting appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

How one social enterprise is making eyeglasses available to the bottom of the pyramid The post Making Eyeglasses Accessible to All: Jordan Kassalow of VisionSpring appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

How one social entrepreneur is re-imagining raw material waste into luxury goods and redefining fashion The post From Fire Hose to Leather, Kresse Wesling is on a Mission to Reclaim Raw Materials appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

One company is making it possible for low-income households in East Africa to solar power their homes and devices The post Bringing Affordable Solar Energy Solutions to East Africa: Jesse Moore of M-KOPA appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

How one jewelry company is using graffiti to instill hope, teach skills and empower disadvantaged women in Detroit The post Finding Hope for Women in Detroit Through Graffiti Jewelry: In convo with Amy Peterson of Rebel Nell appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

How one social enterprise incubator is helping people with significant barriers to employment find jobs and break the cycle of dependency The post Towards Jobs & Self-Sufficiency: John Rush of CleanTurn Enterprises appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

How one social entrepreneur is pulling the financial invisible out from the shadows The post Creating a Fair Financial Marketplace: In Convo with José Quiñonez appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

Annalea Krebs is on a mission to influence millions of people to try natural products and make greener choices The post Green Influence: Annalea Krebs is on a mission to make natural mainstream appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

This duo is on a mission to reconnect people to the food they eat through ready to grow and ready to eat kits and products The post On a Mission to Undo Food: In Convo with Nikhil Arora of Back to the Roots appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

Bureo is on a mission to save our oceans from plastic waste The post Making Skateboards From Fishing Nets: In conversation with co-founder of Bureo appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

We speak with a social entrepreneur who created a tech-enabled platform that matches food waste with food need The post Where Hunger & Food Waste Meet Their Match: In convo with Komal Ahmad of Copia appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

Within the $3.3-trillion dollar fashion industry, almost 100 million trees disappear into clothing every year and that’s projected to more than double within the next 15 to 20 years. To be sure, clothing is becoming a major threat to the world’s endangered forests. But one environmental champion is working to change that. On this episode […] The post Harnessing Consumption to Save the Planet: In conversation with Nicole Rycroft of Canopy appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

In this episode of In the Business of Change we speak with Tamra Ryan, CEO of Denver-based Women’s Bean Project. The company was founded in 1989 – way before social enterprise was even trendy – with the belief that jobs are the primary weapons in the war against poverty and incarceration. Since that time the […] The post From Jobs to Self-Reliance: We speak with Tamra Ryan of Women’s Bean Project appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

In this episode of In the Business of Change we speak with Teri Dankovich and Jonathan Levine, founders of Folia Water, an innovative silver-infused filter paper that has the potential to save billions of people worldwide from the effects of unsafe drinking water. Not only have these filters proven successful in killing waterborne pathogens, they […] The post From Paper to Clean Water: We speak with the founders of Folia Water appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

In this episode of In the Business of Change, we speak with Ilana Ben-Ari, founder of Twenty One Toys and producer of the Empathy Toy which is gaining ground in classrooms and organizations everywhere. We talk about the power of play, the rising importance of empathy, the endless challenges of being an entrepreneur and the […] The post The Power of Play with Ilana Ben-Ari, Founder of Twenty One Toys appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

In this episode of In the Business of Change we speak with Laura D’Asaro of Chirps Chips about why she and her co-founders decided to produce chips and other products from cricket flour. Apparently, insects are the food of the future and the most sustainable protein available. Bugs use far fewer resources than the meat […] The post Eating Sustainably: We talk cricket chips with Laura D’Asaro of Chirps Chips appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.