Charity Talks
by Charity TalksCharity Talks is the podcast designed to help people learn about great local, national and international nonprofits through interviews with their leaders. It also highlights inspirational people making a huge impact in the world. In each episode, you will learn about a nonprofit's mission, uplifting stories, and most importantly, how you can help.
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Episodes
Innocence Project
39m · PublishedKeith Harward, who spent 33 years in prison for crimes he did not commit, and Nigel Quiroz, an attorney and policy analyst at the Innocence Project, are this episode’s guests. During the podcast, Keith discusses how he was wrongly convicted of a murder and sexual assault based on faulty forensic evidence, and what life has been like for him since he was exonerated. Nigel discusses how the Innocence Project came to Keith’s defense, and what the organization and Keith are doing to prevent further injustices. Keith’s ordeal gives a fascinating window into some of the problems in the criminal justice system, and the story of his release from prison and positive outlook on life are sure to uplift you. (0:40).
Website: https://innocenceproject.org/
World Resources Institute
25m · PublishedCaitlin Smith of the World Resources Institute joins Charity Talks. WRI is a global research organization spanning more than 60 countries that is dedicated to working with leaders in those counties to sustain the world’s natural resources. From climate, energy and water, to our oceans and cities, WRI's over 1,000 experts and staff turn big ideas into action to protect our natural resources. (0:26).
https://www.wri.org
American Stroke Association
17m · PublishedDr. Keith Sheth, Professor of Neurology and Neurosurgery at Yale School of Medicine, and a neurologist at Yale New Haven Hospital, as well as a member of the Quality Team at the American Stroke Association, is this episode’s guest. Strokes affect 1 in 6 people, and while most people generally know what a stroke is, they do not necessarily know what causes them, what the symptoms and signs are, and what recovery can be like for a person who has suffered a stroke. During this episode, Dr. Sheth explains what causes strokes, what you can do to lower your risk of experiencing one, the research he and his team are doing in this field, and what you should do if you think you are having a stroke. (0:17).
Website: https://www.stroke.org/
First Nations Development Institute
23m · PublishedMichael Roberts, the President and CEO of First Nations Development Institute, is this episode's guest. Native American tribes have been marginalized for over 400 years, and as Michael discusses, philanthropy and funding provided to American Indians to address this is a small and disproportionate fraction of that distributed throughout the country. First Nations is doing important work in addressing these gaps and strengthening American Indian economies, by providing direct financial grants, technical assistance, and training to those communities, as well as carefully listening to their needs and advocating on their behalf. (0:23).
Website: https://www.firstnations.org
Task Force for Global Health
19m · PublishedLiving Goods
21m · PublishedSmile Train
26m · PublishedNative American Rights Fund
22m · PublishedDalai Lama Foundation
28m · PublishedNational Association of People Against Bullying/Cool 2 Be Kind
23m · PublishedVictoria Mendez, the Global Director of Cool 2 Be Kind, is this episode’s guest and she discusses what C2BK and its parent foundation, the National Association of People Against Bullying, are doing to stop bullying. Following her brother Daniel taking his own life as a result of the bullying he suffered in middle and high school, C2BK was started at a single high school in California, and now has chapters around the world, where participating students are working to reduce bullying where it is happening, and with NAPAB providing important interventions to help affected kids. (0:23).
Website: www.cool2bekind.org www.napab.orgCharity Talks has 61 episodes in total of non- explicit content. Total playtime is 26:31:26. The language of the podcast is English. This podcast has been added on November 23rd 2022. It might contain more episodes than the ones shown here. It was last updated on May 12th, 2024 20:13.