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Protect The World

Protect The World

De: Brodie Hopkins
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This podcast is dedicated to the people and organisations making the world a better place. Every month, I connect with an NGO that's addressing inequality or biodiversity loss. My goal is to learn about the issues they're tackling, interview the founder or director, and then share their stories with you. But I don't just want to share their stories, I also want to contribute to their work. If you’d like to help me do that, you can support this project at www.patreon.com/brodiehopkinsmedia for as little as $5 per month. Thanks for listening, and I hope you find my guests as inspiring as I do.Brodie Hopkins Economía Gestión Gestión y Liderazgo
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  • 18. Promoting African Storytelling with Jigar Ganatra (AFRISOS)

    18. Promoting African Storytelling with Jigar Ganatra (AFRISOS)
    Apr 1 2026

    In this episode of Protect The World, I speak with Jigar Ganatra, Frank Papushka, and Simi Nickmanova from the African School of Storytelling (AFRISOS).

    Based in Tanzania but working across the African continent, AFRISOS exists to provide opportunities to the next generation of African nature filmmakers and community-based storytellers. Over the years they’ve delivered dozens of innovative programs, and collaborated with a range of Indigenous communities to produce authentic, impact-driven films.

    The team joined me live on location in Tanzania’s spectacular Eastern Arc Mountains, and it made for an incredible conversation, which I hope you enjoy as much as I did.

    As always, half the funds that came into the Patreon this month were donated directly to AFRISOS. This money will go towards helping the organisation run even more media-based fellowship programs for their participants, and assisting with the opening of the brand new Hadzabe Media Center.

    You can donate to AFRISOS by visiting afrisos.ngo, and if you'd like to help me give more money to more amazing NGOs in the future, please consider signing up to the Patreon for as little as $5 a month at patreon.com/brodiehopkinsmedia

    You can follow AFRISOS on Instagram and Facebook, and you can also follow the rest of my own work on Instagram and YouTube. I also have a newsletter, which you can subscribe to at brodiehopkins.media/subscribe

    A huge thank you to everyone who supports this podcast, and to Jigar, Frank and Simi for joining me on this episode. If you enjoyed it, please be sure to leave a review and share it with your friends and family. Thanks for listening!

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    AFRISOS

    Ishamba Film

    Chameleon Corridors Film

    Jigar Ganatra

    Frank Papushka

    Simi Nickmanova

    Women in Conservation Organisation

    Earth Alliance

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    1 h y 10 m
  • 17. Women's Empowerment in Eastern Nepal with Sanam Sherpa (The Small World)

    17. Women's Empowerment in Eastern Nepal with Sanam Sherpa (The Small World)
    Nov 29 2024
    In this episode of Protect The World, I speak with Sanam Sherpa – co-founder and director of women's empowerment at The Small World. Based in the Solukhumbu district of eastern Nepal, The Small World works to create sustainable community development projects, with a core focus on girls' education and women's empowerment. During the conversation, Sanam and I discuss The Small World's key focus areas and goals, the challenges facing young women in rural Nepal, and Sanam's own experiences growing up in the region. Sanam's story is an inspiring one, and I hope it shines a light on the incredible work being done in the shadows of the world's tallest and most infamous mountain. As always, half the funds that came into the Patreon this month were donated directly to The Small World. This money will go towards improving access to education for girls in eastern Nepal, through scholarships and other support programs. You can donate to The Small World by visiting thesmallworld.org, and if you'd like to help me give more money to more amazing NGOs in the future, please consider signing up to the Patreon for as little as $5 a month at patreon.com/brodiehopkinsmedia You can follow The Small World on Instagram and Facebook, and you can also follow the rest of my own work on Instagram, Facebook and YouTube. I also have a newsletter, which you can subscribe to at brodiehopkins.media/subscribe A huge thank you to everyone who supports this podcast, and to Sanam Sherpa for joining me on this episode. If you enjoyed it, please be sure to leave a review and share it with your friends and family. Thanks for listening! – Additional links: The Small World Solukhumbu District Gender Inequality Index Glacial Outburst in Thame 2024 Nepalese Floods Obama Foundation Featuring Sanam 2015 Nepal Earthquake Nepalese Civil War Sherpa People Tenzing Norgay Maternal Citizenship Laws in Nepal Food Rescue US Volunteer at The Small World
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    1 h y 9 m
  • 16. First Nations Justice, Rights and Respect with Blake Cansdale (ANTAR)

    16. First Nations Justice, Rights and Respect with Blake Cansdale (ANTAR)
    Nov 9 2024
    In this episode of Protect The World, I speak with Blake Cansdale – National Director of ANTAR. Founded in the late 90s, ANTAR has grown to become one of Australia's largest and most influential Indigenous advocacy groups, working across a broad range of issues – from native title and land rights, to truth-telling and treaty. During this conversation, Blake and I discuss the organisation's history, the state of First Nations justice one year on from the Voice referendum, as well as recent changes to the age of criminal responsibility. Blake also reflects on where he draws strength from in these trying times, and shares his vision for a fair and equitable Australia. ANTAR works tirelessly to create a better world, not just for Indigenous Australians, but for all of us, and I hope this conversation inspires you to get involved with their efforts. As always, half the funds that came into the Patreon this month were donated directly to ANTAR. This money will go towards facilitating their work with grassroots community organisations, as well as supporting their national campaigns for Voice, Treaty and Truth. You can donate to ANTAR by visiting antar.org.au/donate, and if you'd like to help me give more money to more amazing NGOs in the future, please consider signing up to the Patreon for as little as $5 a month at patreon.com/brodiehopkinsmedia You can follow ANTAR on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter, and you can also follow the rest of my own work on Instagram, Facebook and Youtube. A huge thank you to everyone who supports this podcast, and to Blake Cansdale for joining me on this episode. If you enjoyed it, please be sure to leave a review and share it with your friends and family. Thanks for listening! – Additional links: ANTAR Change the Record Closing the Gap Pat Dodson Volunteer at ANTAR ANTAR 2024-27 Strategic Plan Uluru Statement from the Heart 2023 Voice Referendum UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Coalition of Peaks National Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation (NACCHO) National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Legal Services (NATSILS) Secretariat of National Aboriginal and Islander Child Care (SNAICC) First Peoples' Assembly of Victoria Yoorrook Justice Commission
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    1 h y 35 m
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