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The Social Change Diaries

Vanessa Wakeman at The Wakeman Agency

The Social Change Diaries (SCD), hosted by Vanessa Wakeman, explores the stories and strategies shaping today"s social change sector. Featuring thought leaders, researchers, and disruptors, SCD tackles urgent questions about narrative, communications for social change, and the way language informs our behavior and society – offering timely insights and inspiration for nonprofit leaders, philanthropists, socially responsible executives, and changemakers.

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48:31

Kashif Shaikh on Leadership that Reframes the...

The Social Change Diaries ·

2018/10/04

As a first-generation Muslim American, Kashif Shaikh sees the world through a lens that ensures American Muslims have access to all of the freedoms and opportunities this country offers. In a conversation about leadership, he shares his vision and the importance of developing leaders who can tell their stories to create change, shifting the current narrative around Muslim-Americans. In less than a decade, under Kashif’s leadership, he has grown the organization he co-founded, the Pillars Fund, into

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53:36

Philanthropy and White Supremacy: A Conversation with...

The Social Change Diaries ·

2018/07/13

Institutional philanthropy plays a pivotal role in advancing social change, but far too often these same organizations hinder progress through systematic white supremacy. Vanessa Daniel and Pamela Shifman highlight the challenges and opportunities to bring about equity in the sector. The conversation highlights the huge disparity in funding and support for organizations led by people of color, who often receive less than their counterparts.

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39:05

Tamir Novotny On Emerging Practitioners Changing the...

The Social Change Diaries ·

2018/06/28

No need to worry about passing the baton to the next generation of leaders in the philanthropy space. In this conversation with Tamir Novotny, Executive Director for Emerging Practitioners of Philanthropy, we learn about the vision of emerging leaders and how they want to show up in the world to create change. This isn’t your father’s leadership model. Learn why this generation is focused on equity as a way to change today's philanthropy landscape.

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33:36

Ana Marie Argilagos on Philanthropy By, For and About...

The Social Change Diaries ·

2018/05/24

There are an estimated 55 million Hispanic people in the United States, comprising over 17% of the population. HIP President, Ana Marie Argilagos, is working to usher in a new generation of philanthropy that is for, by, and about the Latino community. Looking to fill the gap unmet by institutional philanthropy, Ana talks candidly about what philanthropy looks like for Latinos and the exciting opportunities that lie ahead.

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53:02

Edgar Villanueva on Decolonizing Wealth in America

The Social Change Diaries ·

2018/04/26

Through a fascinating look at the history of our country, Edgar Villanueva provides a powerful, insightful argument for us to evaluate institutional philanthropy today. He believes that the way forward is to "heal the pain of the past and restore balance to the land." Tune in to hear his powerful call-to-action to decolonize wealth in America.

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34:12

Valaida Fullwood on the History of African Americans...

The Social Change Diaries ·

2018/04/19

Contrary to popular belief, philanthropy has been a long standing tradition of the African American community. Valiada shares her insights about how African Americans give, why they give and what the future holds. Through interviews completed while researching for her book, Giving Back: A Tribute to Generations of African American Philanthropists, she uncovered the spirit of generosity that has strengthened communities for generations.

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37:13

Dr. Jason Franklin on the Many Faces of Philanthropy

The Social Change Diaries ·

2018/04/03

Philanthropist, Author and Researcher, Dr. Jason Franklin, talks about the role of philanthropy in transforming communities. As the first holder of the W. K. Kellogg Community Philanthropy Chair, he is focused on reframing conversations and actions about how communities take care of the people that occupy them. From "outrage giving" to donating time, Jason talks about the many ways and reasons that people give. His deep understanding of philanthropy and loyal support of underserved communities leads

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35:10

Global Perspectives on the Fight for Women's Equality...

The Social Change Diaries ·

2018/03/21

In honor of Women's History Month, we talked all things women and girls with Under-Secretary-General of the UN and UN Women Executive Director, Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka. Looking at the world through the global lens on gender equality isn't for the faint of heart. The Secretary General offers inspiration and marching orders for our listeners. Enjoy! PS: Get ready for Social Change Diaries Season 2, dedicated to Philanthropy, as seen through the eyes of today's leaders in the sector!

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48:57

Melissa Harris-Perry on the Power of Failure in...

The Social Change Diaries ·

2017/12/21

If you've ever heard her speak or read her writing, you know that Melissa Harris-Perry is going to teach you something you didn't already know, while also sharing her powerful truth. In her interview on the Social Change Diaries, she does just that- with a no holds barred sit down with Vanessa.

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43:21

Jacki Zehner's Bold Mission to Mobilize Unprecedented...

The Social Change Diaries ·

2017/12/13

Jacki Zehner is a community builder. Through Women Moving Millions, she, along with a group of 270 women, have provided more than 1 billion dollars in funding for the causes that impact women and girls around the world. As one of today's most influential voices on women, money and changing the world, Jacki reframes the notion of power to be inclusive, collaborative and empowering.

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30:08

Abigail Disney: Film, Universal Languages of the...

The Social Change Diaries ·

2017/12/07

Some people believe that women were written out of history, but Abigail Disney believes that women were never written in. Through her films, she's on a quest to change that. Abigail's passion for storytelling, and for accurate representations of women in the quest for peace, has led her to understand what makes a woman courageous enough to share her truth, even in the most dangerous and politically charged climates.

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12:58

Saru Jayaraman and Moral Jiu Jitsu as a Force for Change

The Social Change Diaries ·

2017/11/30

Saru Jayaraman has been championing the rights of restaurant workers for more than a decade. Her activism and unapologetic pursuit for justice makes her a natural thought leader and visionary.

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28:39

Rinku Sen's 360 View on Racism, Classism and Sexism

The Social Change Diaries ·

2017/11/09

In this episode, Race Forward Senior Strategist, Rinku Sen, looks at the world through the eyes of an activist and journalist, sharing her observations and convictions about the challenges facing women of color, in advancing their respective agendas. As a racial justice expert, Rinku beautifully touches on the importance of support and what is needed for women to excel in leadership roles.

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29:43

Strategist Erica Payne Is No Shrinking Violet

The Social Change Diaries ·

2017/11/02

Strategist and storyteller Erica Payne is a fearless advocate for economic justice. Known to "poke the bear" as creator of some of the most powerful issue campaigns of the last decade, Erica has built a thought leadership platform that provides a trail of bread crumbs for how women can leverage their ideas and expertise to create meaningful change.

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30:22

Reclaiming Your Voice with Marianne Schnall

The Social Change Diaries ·

2017/10/25

Answering the question what will it take for women to occupy the spaces and places where we are normally silenced, Marianne Schnall shares her insights gathered from over two decades of progressive thought leadership on feminism. During her interview, she advocates for the reclamation of the term "power" and encourages women to consider how "power with" and "power to" can be used to spark change.

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38:35

Ana Oliveira Explains Why Money Follows Leadership

The Social Change Diaries ·

2017/10/05

We all have a unique contribution to make when we care about something and put our actions behind it. Today’s guest, Ana Oliveira shares with us her thoughts on how women can share their voices to shape the future. Ana Oliveira is President and CEO of The New York Women’s Foundation. Since 2006, Ana has led the increase of The Foundation’s grantmaking from $1.7M to $7.6M today. Focusing on economic security, safety and health, in 30 years The Foundation has distributed over $58 million to 371

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12:44

The Power of Women Working Together w/ Ai-jen Poo

The Social Change Diaries ·

2017/10/05

Ai-Jen Poo wants to democratize the vision of what it means to be a good leader and elevate the ideas and vision of women who she feels are underutilized in todays society. There is power in working with a group rather than solo, as the strategy and ideas come from the collective energy. It can give strength and courage to boldly move forward without overthinking. Ai-jen Poo is the Director of the National Domestic Workers Alliance and the Co-director of the Caring Across Generations Campaign

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