Best Shin Fujiyama Podcasts (2024)

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Investing in Your Stakeholders—Shin Fujiyama, Students Helping Honduras 26:34

7+ y ago26:34

26:34

Shin Fujiyama, Founder and Executive Director of Students Helping Honduras, offers a refreshingly candid take on his experiences building a nonprofit from the ground up. Through sharing his toughest challenges, Shin elucidates crucial lessons about the importance of doing your research, and how investing in local talent is the best decision he has …

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Self Care and Self Sacrifice—Jimmie Briggs, Man Up Campaign 17:03

7+ y ago17:03

17:03

Jimmie Briggs is a freelance journalist and the co-founder and Executive Director Emeritus of Man Up Campaign. As a founder of a successful global nonprofit, Jimmie reflects on the importance of transitional leadership and how ego can interfere with long-term impact. He speaks to the importance of self-care, one of the most overlooked aspects of th…

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The Slow March Towards Change—Reverend Jesse Jackson, Sr., American civil rights activist 10:54

7+ y ago10:54

10:54

The legendary Reverend Jesse Jackson shares stories of sacrifice and triumph in the face of insurmountable odds while lending invaluable insight into the current political landscape. He explains how those who make the biggest contributions in the world must also be the most prepared to do, and how active, long-term resistance can lead to social cha…

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An Appetite for Vulnerability- Zainab Salbi, Women for Women International 10:52

7+ y ago10:52

10:52

Zainab Salbi is an author, activist and Founder and former CEO of Women for Women International. She reveals how there is the lack of space in the sector to talk about failure, which has fostered a reliance on glorified success stories. Zainab discusses unhealthy power dynamics as well as the co-dependence inherent in creating real change in the wo…

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Managing Every Challenge- John Hope Bryant, Operation HOPE 9:19

7+ y ago9:19

9:19

John Hope Bryant delves into his formidable experiences as founder, chairman, and CEO of Operation HOPE and as a member of the President’s Advisory Council on Financial Capability. He speaks to the difference between gaining influence and actually conducting unethical behavior in light of current events, how there needs to be a shift in thinking ar…

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A Legacy of Smart Risks- Chelsea Clinton, Vice Chair of the Clinton Foundation 8:08

8y ago8:08

8:08

Chelsea Clinton, Vice Chair of the Clinton Foundation, lends invaluable insight to the subject of Failures from the Field. At the final Clinton Global Initiative Annual Meeting, she discussed the legacy of one of the most important global players in international development-- the Clinton Foundation. Chelsea illuminates how the organization overcam…

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Knowing Your Roadblocks- Maya Winkelstein, Open Road Alliance 15:35

8y ago15:35

15:35

Maya Winkelstein, Executive Director of Open Road Alliance, lends insight into a complex paradox: non-profit organizations are often most vulnerable to unpredictable circumstances, yet they are allowed little room to pivot when faced with major roadblocks. She unveils how the lack of communication and understanding between non-profits and funders c…

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Cornerstones and Values- Pierre Ferrari, Heifer International 22:06

8y ago22:06

22:06

Pierre Ferrari, President and CEO of Heifer International, speaks to the complex intricacies around social change, explains the simple solution to the problems smallholder farmers face around the world, and explains why very few organizations successfully do development work.By Ubuntu Pathways

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Climbing the Mountain- Deogratias Niyizonkiza, Village Health Works 21:13

8y ago21:13

21:13

Deogratias Niyizonkiza, Founder and CEO of Village Health Works, provides valuable insight into what it takes to build a grassroots organization in a war-torn country while bringing to light the thing that makes doing this tough work possible: inspiring stories of strength and resilience in the face of extreme poverty.…

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Big Solutions, Local Impact- Christoph Gorder, charity: water 19:34

8y ago19:34

19:34

Christoph Gorder, Chief Global Water Officer at charity: water, speaks to the failure and success of some of the largest humanitarian crises in the world and discusses some of the most pervasive misconceptions about what it takes to provide clean water to millions.By Ubuntu Pathways

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The Feel Good vs. The Real Good- Abby Falik, Global Citizen Year 15:29

8y ago15:29

15:29

Abby Falik, Founder and CEO of Global Citizen Year, takes on the difference between “real good” and “feel good” in creating social change, the blurring line between non-profit and for-profit sectors, and the myth of overhead.By Ubuntu Pathways

Podcasts Worth a Listen

Shin Fujiyama Podcasts

Podcasts Worth a Listen

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Failures from the Field

Ubuntu Pathways

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Investing in Your Stakeholders—Shin Fujiyama, Students Helping Honduras 26:34

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Self Care and Self Sacrifice—Jimmie Briggs, Man Up Campaign 17:03

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The Slow March Towards Change—Reverend Jesse Jackson, Sr., American civil rights activist 10:54

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An Appetite for Vulnerability- Zainab Salbi, Women for Women International 10:52

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Managing Every Challenge- John Hope Bryant, Operation HOPE 9:19

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A Legacy of Smart Risks- Chelsea Clinton, Vice Chair of the Clinton Foundation 8:08

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Knowing Your Roadblocks- Maya Winkelstein, Open Road Alliance 15:35

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Cornerstones and Values- Pierre Ferrari, Heifer International 22:06

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Climbing the Mountain- Deogratias Niyizonkiza, Village Health Works 21:13

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Big Solutions, Local Impact- Christoph Gorder, charity: water 19:34

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The Feel Good vs. The Real Good- Abby Falik, Global Citizen Year 15:29

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