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Coffee, Cocoa, and Conservation: Making Consumption Sustainable with Santiago Gowland

In this episode, Sarah sits down with Santiago Gowland, CEO of the Rainforest Alliance and former sustainability leader at Unilever, Nike, and The Nature Conservancy, to discuss how markets can drive regenerative agriculture, reduce biodiversity loss, and combat deforestation through innovative partnerships and consumer action. About Our Guest Santiago Gowland is the Chief Executive Officer

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Turning the Tide: How LA Is Reducing Homelessness with Miguel Santana

In this episode, Sarah sits down with Miguel Santana, a veteran public servant and current CEO of the California Community Foundation, to discuss what it takes to build a more equitable Los Angeles and how Measure A is redefining affordable housing and the role of community in local government. About Our Guest Miguel Santana is

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Creating a Path to Permanent Housing with Gary P. Jenkins

In this episode, Sarah sits down with Gary P. Jenkins, Chief Administrative Officer at Urban Pathways to talk about his prior role as Commissioner of the Department of Social Services for the City of New York, his current role at Urban Pathways, and the importance of supportive and rapid rehousing, among other innovative solutions, to

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Creating a Path to Clean Water and Sanitation with Richard Thorsten & Heather Arney

In this episode, Sarah sits down with Richard Thorsten, Chief Insights Officer at Water.org and Heather Arney, Global Director, Insights at Water.org to talk about how the organization scaled its work to serve over 58 million people in 11 countries, and the innovative solutions Water.org is implementing to tackle the global water crisis. About Our

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Creating the landscape for more equitable philanthropy with Darren Isom

In this episode, Sarah Johnson sits down with Darren Isom, a Partner at the Bridgespan Group, to discuss funding strategies that consistently work for non-profits, based on Bridgespan’s consulting work with various organizations, creating the landscape for equitable philanthropy and his focus on developing BIPOC leaders. About Our Guest Darren Isom is a partner at

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Investing in the Circular Economy with Dr. Sunday Leonard

In this episode, Sarah sits down with Sunday Leonard, the Executive Officer and Head of Secretariat of the Scientific and Technical Advisory Panel to the Global Environment Facility, which is hosted by the United Nations Environment Program, to share more about his role and discuss the facility’s investments in projects focused on climate change mitigation,

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Dissecting the American Housing Crisis with Andrew Aurand and Courtney Cooperman

In this episode, Sarah sits down with Andrew Aurand, Senior VP of Research at the National Low Income Housing Coalition and Courtney Cooperman, Housing Advocacy Organizer at the National Low Income Housing Coalition to discuss the National Low Income Housing Coalition’s work and advocacy in the affordable housing space, as well as solutions being implemented

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Innovations in Housing Development with James Stockard

In this episode, Sarah sits down with James Stockard, an expert in afforable housing and community development, current lecturer in Urban Planning and Design at Harvard University, and former curator of Harvard’s Loeb fellowship to talk about key challenges in the development of affordable housing and innovative ideas being implemented to meet US housing needs.

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