People Making a Difference

By: The Christian Science Monitor
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  • Summary

  • In a world of problems, this eight-episode podcast talks to the problem solvers. These are ordinary individuals worldwide who are stepping up. They offer credible hope, find innovative answers, fuel generosity, and inspire others to uplift their fellow human beings. Each episode offers a specific challenge for listeners to make a difference. Hosted by Dave Scott.
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Episodes
  • Okere City: A Ugandan hub of progress

    Okere City: A Ugandan hub of progress
    Nov 8 2021
    In a little more than two years, Ojok Okello has helped transform a small Ugandan village into a model of rural development, adding a preschool, a boxing club, a shea butter co-op, and an adult literacy program. It’s a vision of progress in the heart of Africa. Hosted by Dave Scott.
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  • LavaMaeX: Hot showers and radical hospitality

    LavaMaeX: Hot showers and radical hospitality
    Nov 8 2021
    Kris Kepler leads LavaMaeX, a California organization that provides mobile showers for those who are unhoused, and creates Pop-Up Care Villages, providing everything from haircuts to job interviews. A story of hope, empathy, and innovation. Hosted by Dave Scott.
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  • Theresa Betancourt: How ex-child soldiers heal

    Theresa Betancourt: How ex-child soldiers heal
    Oct 31 2021
    Professor Theresa Betancourt of Boston College has studied why some child soldiers in Sierra Leone heal after the trauma of war. But she took it a step further. She’s helping create programs that foster resilience, love, and hope. Hosted by Dave Scott.
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