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Knowing Rights Can Save Lives with Mbye Njie
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This week Danielle talks with Legal Equalizer CEO, Mbye Njie. In the wake of the increased national awareness around police brutality, Mbye has developed an app that has video recording capabilities and makes your rights available to you via your cell phone or tablet. It also allows for a quick message to be sent to loved ones to make them aware of your location if you are pulled over by law enforcement. This app could revolutionize the law enforcement/citizen dynamic leading to increased awareness and fairness.
To learn more visit: http://www.gofundme.com/legalequalizer or http://www.legaleqapp.com/
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Celebrating Charity:Water
36:10The Social Impact Show is back and better than ever. Danielle Lovell Jones has relaunched the show with an insightful interview with Scott Harrison, CEO of Charity:Water. Celebrating its tenth anniversary of commitment to clean water for all, Scott discusses how he became invested in the issue of water, the importance of focus, the future of Charity:Water, and more! To learn more visit www.thesocialimpactshow.com To support Charity:Water, visit https://my.charitywater.org/donate
The Impact of Diversifying the Venture Capital Community with Elizabeth Galbut
32:00This week we speak with Elizabeth Galbut about her work developing A-Level Capital, a student led venture capital fund sponsored by Johns Hopkins University. She also shares her insight on the need for diverse community in the startup world and discusses how she hopes to achieve that through her newest venture SoGal Ventures. And as promised here, is the link to Elizabeth's popular medium article: https://medium.com/sogal-adventures/yes-i-m-a-26-y-o-female-venture-capitalist-here-s-how-why-d56e3d5c8149
Cultivating Impact Using Play and Fashion with Tashira Halyard
39:45This week we speak to Tashira Halyard, the Deputy Director of Homeless Children's Playtime Project and Founder of Politics and Fashion about how she encourages change using play and fashion as her tools. Homeless Children's Playtime Project: http://www.playtimeproject.org Politics and Fashion: http://politicsandfashionblog.com
Meeting the Holistic Needs of Immigrant Children with Kayleen Hartman of Ayuda
44:26This week we meet with Kayleen Hartman of the nonprofit, Ayuda. Ayuda works to meet the holistic needs of immigrants and today Kayleen gives us more insight on the needs and challenges of immigrant children and their families. For more information on Ayuda, check out their website: http://ayuda.com/wp/. For more interviews or guidance on social impact, follow @lovellstrat on Twitter.
501(c)What?
11:01This week Danielle discusses the basic differences between the major forms of tax exempt organizations. Not all 501s are alike. Listen to learn more!
The GodFather Of Social Impact
25:21In the first episode of The Social Impact Show, launched on Martin Luther King Day 2015, Danielle explores the meaning of social impact looking through the lens of the work of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.