Random Racial equity Podcasts

ForumNation is a podcast of United Philanthropy Forum, the largest network serving philanthropy in America. On ForumNation we interview amazing philanthropy leaders that we want more people to know about. You’ll hear about their personal stories of transformation, their life inflection points, their surprising leadership moments. You’ll hear insights about what’s behind the title: those less-than-perfect moments, those “overcoming the odds” moments, those “reach down and find something within you that you didn’t know was in you” moments. ForumNation is hosted by David Biemesderfer, President & CEO of United Philanthropy Forum. It is produced by Bouyant Partners and producer Eric Rigaud. You can find ForumNation on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Sticher, Deezer, or wherever you listen to your favorite podcasts. For more information about United Philanthropy Forum, go to www.unitedphilforum.org.

Categories: Society & Culture

Tags: America, dreamers, executive director, Healing, immigrant, immigrant rights, injustice, justice, leadership, learning journey, philanthropy, race, racial equity, racial healing, racial justice, refugee, refugee rights, social justice

Get on The Early Childhood Bus is a podcast from Erikson Institute hosted by Penny Smith, director of learning and impact, and features Erikson’s Policy and Leadership team to dive into the trending headlines and hot topics to understand how children and their rights are being centered: finding the baby in every situation. Hear the stories and the science on why we need to prioritize the well-being of infants and toddlers.

Categories: Education, Kids & Family

Tags: babies, early childhood, equity, leadership, policy, racial equity, social justice, toddlers

Perspectives from the ground level about the invisible barriers that crush innovation and entrepreneurship. Here we imagine and discuss prototypes about what’s needed for innovators and entrepreneurs to thrive. Often called “ecosystem building,” we simply ask, “What needs to exist for us to grow our own economies and empower our own entrepreneurs?” It’s a full contact sport in economic development. Start Garden talks about it here.

Categories: Business, Technology

Tags: Community Building, economic development, Ecosystem Building, entrepreneurship, Innovation, racial equity, Startup Venture Capital