This time on the other side of the mic, Emily Janoch talks about what it takes to truly move from learning to changing the choices we make, and the hard commitment to "do it differently, not just next time, but every time after that." We all need to be accountable to impact. How do we remove the idea that we are the heroes of the story in development, and how do we acknowledge our own privileges, let them go, and learn to deploy them for others instead of ourselves. Christabell Makhokha hosts, asks great questions, and helps hold a space for vulnerability.
Don’t Feed the Zombies
Life Happens: Balancing Rigor and Lived Truth
From $2 to $20: getting more impact for the dollar in international development
Why Resilience Beats Sustainability
Stop Analyzing and Act
Perception is Everything
Sit in the Failure
Get Over It: Learning from Failure 2022
The Data Belongs to Them
We should not be a burden
Always Have a Plan B: How to Assess Risk within Partnerships
Know Your Partners
What we think we know: why cash didn’t work without addressing GBV
La conversación difícil e incómoda (en español)
Myths about Flexibility
Innovation is not enough: Gender, Technology, and Water in Kenya
The Chance To Choose Something Different: Crypto, Cash, and Refugees
Don’t Be Afraid to Stop When It’s Not Working
Reflection and Risk: Lessons from Girl-Led Activism
More listening: Taking feedback to create and use more effective standards
Create your
podcast in
minutes
It is Free
The Commercial Edge: Unleash the Power of People
The emPOWERed Half Hour
Advocacy Scoop Podcast
Social Dallas Podcast
Change Church Podcast
Six Degrees with Kevin Bacon
Nonprofits Are Messy: Lessons in Leadership | Fundraising | Board Development | Communications