Ending Slavery Through Local Partnerships with The Freedom Fund: System Catalysts Podcast

Ending Slavery Through Local Partnerships with The Freedom Fund: System Catalysts Podcast

Ending Slavery Through Local Partnerships with The Freedom Fund: System Catalysts Podcast

 Author: Hueman Group

 Year Published: 2023

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Collaboration among organizations in the social sector is not as common as one might think, partly because nonprofits often compete for funding. But this week’ story reveals that systemic issues — including slavery — can only be solved through collective action.

As a global catalyst, The Freedom Fund has been identifying, supporting and unifying clusters of frontline organizations to combat slavery. In this episode, we learn how the Freedom Fund is collaborating with funders, organizations and community leaders to drive change — and the immense payoffs they are seeing.

Featuring Nick Grono, CEO The Freedom Fund and Leonardo Sakamoto, Director, Repórter Brasil.

If you want to learn more about The Freedom Fund head on over to freedomfund.org

Let’s face it: We can’t fix the world alone. There is a new, catalytic approach to solving the world’s toughest problems — one that is grittier, more collaborative and less reliant on a single charismatic leader or silver bullet solution.

On System Catalysts, you will hear and learn from activists, philanthropists, and change makers who are bringing more inclusive, connective, system level solutions to our most persistent challenges. Each week, hosts Tulaine Montgomery, Jeff Walker and English Sall will share personal stories of catalysts and how they collaborated with others to successfully tackle issues from access to food and health services, racial injustice, mental health and much more.  Each episode will guide and inspire you to use a catalytic approach to addressing tough problems.

System Catalysts is produced by Hueman Group Media.

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