Breaking Down Barriers for the Latino Community
Alfredo Hernandez chats with TwentyThirty about improving life for the Latino Community in the US and beyond.
Who Will Be the Future Leaders of South Africa?
As the world celebrates the late great Nelson Mandela's 100th birthday, young people like Lubabalo Cavendish Ntsizi are building on his legacy.
How Transparent Reporting Can Win Back Fake News Believers
A podcast with Marcel Schweitzer on the importance of winning over people who believe in fake news and providing factual, transparent reporting.
Support Social Projects in Your Neighborhood, One Beer at a Time
Quartiermeister brings people together to do good together.
Sisters Uncut: The Guerrilla Feminist Movement Taking the UK by Storm
The British feminist direct action group that's fighting cuts to domestic violence services in the UK.
Could a Museum Help Shape the Future of the Mediterranean?
The Museum of European and Mediterranean Civilizations (Mucem) in Marseille plays an important role in shaping the future of a region marked by great diversity and connectivity.
When Women Are Involved, Peace Deals Are More Likely to Last
Clare Hutchinson, NATO Secretary General's Special Representative for Women, Peace, and Security, sits down to discuss her extensive career and feminist foreign policy.
Circular Economy: “The Most Radical Idea We Can Afford”
Alice Grindhammer from CRCLR, the Berlin-based hub for circular economy principles, discusses how a circular economy works for the community, the environment, and company profit margins.
Strengthening Germany's Social Entrepreneurship Ecosystem
Andy Goldstein from the LMU Entrepreneurship Center talks about his work to support social entrepreneurship in Germany and how you can accelerate your impact.
How Place Turns Refugees into Innovators
Migration is not a problem but a chance for our societies to reach their full potential. This is the theory of change of the non-profit organization Place, based in Paris. Karam Mohammed is living proof.
