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Raj Joshi | Civil Society & Philanthropy
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Our economies, government structures, and the cities we live in are all designed by people. The current reality of global inequality, where some people suffer for the benefit of others is something people can take action to change. What role do you have in giving and taking? How do you decide which actions to take to move toward a more equitable future where everyone can thrive?
In this episode, Joanne and Sarah are in conversation with Raj Joshi, an economist, entrepreneur, and activist with two decades of leadership experience in transformation and social impact. Raj shares insights and wisdom from his life that have shaped his worldview and inspired him to create a bold, compelling, and strategic vision that connects people and ideas that can move society toward a just, peaceful and regenerative future.
Chapters
1. Give More (00:08:12)
2. Tipping Point (00:14:12)
3. ESG & Oxford Research (00:15:52)
4. Reform Philanthropy (00:18:42)
5. Power of Community (00:24:00)
6. Barriers for Activists (00:24:47)
7. Philanthropic Investment in Civil Society (00:28:20)
8. Sufficient Measure of Success (00:30:45)
9. Host Reflection (00:45:32)
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