SDGs & Me

SDG 3 is a critical part of the social development of any society. In today's show, we talk to Tanzania's changemaker Josephat Maseko on how he is transforming the healthcare system.

The role of young people in leading advocacy is vitally important. Aryan uses his voice, time and experience to be part of and guide global change. Learn more in today's episode.

In this episode, we talk about young people leading in solving societal challenges as well as intergenerational solidarity in tackling the SDGs.

Udit Singhal is the founder Glass2Sand and a UN Young Leader for SDGs. 

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Most of you are aware that our work is greatly supported by IFRC Innovation Academy. In today's episode, we listen to the Global Innovation Officer at IFRC. Learn more about IFRC Innovation is helping changemakers transform communities.

A founder always has a vision or an idea of where they want their project to go. However, when the ideas fail, may founders find it hard to shift gear and change to something different. In today's episode, I share lessons on pivoting when necessary.

What does it take to become a changemaker in underserved communities? Meshack Otieno, founder and CEO Awake is not only such a changemaker but is building the capacity of other young people to become changemakers and transform communities.

Learn more abut his work on this episode.

Access to education has been, for generations, a challenge. SDG 4 is all about making sure everyone gets an education and not just any education but quality education. Our guest, Sophia Bermudez, who is the Youth representative of UNESCO SDG 4 Youth Network, shares her journey with us regarding how she is transforming education in the world and the work she does with the SDG 4 Network.

Have you ever heard of products made out of water hyacinth? Joseph Nguthiru and his friends discovered a way to solve water pollution and create biodegradable products. Listen to their story today.

SDG 13: Climate Action

In today's episode, we feature Anita Soina, founder of Spice Warriors Kenya and a climate activist. Anita has also authored a climate action book called The Green War.

In today's episode, we discuss

• Where it all began?
• The role of young people in advocating for climate change.
• Challenges faced while advocating for climate change.
• A call to governments to give a chance to the young people.