Available on all major streaming platforms including:
For the second season of The Oblique Life Global Goals we have decided to support four organisations (1001 Fontaines, Eleven Campaign, Nula and Sina) that we believe are doing important and impactful work to help reach the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. Every episode we will select one of these partners and donate either £100 or $100 for every 100 listeners that download the episode.
In this episode we speak with these organisations to learn a little more about the work they are doing, understand why they started and also what they hope to achieve.
CHARITIES
Nula
Nula is on a mission to make sustainability accessible and embed positive action into the workplace. Their new platform allows every employee to engage with action from emissions reduction to investing in biodiversity through nature-based solutions to help push forward the drive for a net positive world.
Eleven Campaign
Eleven Campaign is an UK-based international non-profit organisation that uses the unifying power of sport, to celebrate diversity, promote equality, cross-cultural collaboration and youth development. The organisation runs programs in schools, welfare institutions, CSR programs with sports clubs and federations, and personal development for athletes. At the moment Eleven Campaign has a presence in 15 countries and more than 397 volunteers.
Social Innovation Academy
Marginalized youth and refugees lack opportunities to create a dignified life and are expected to remain in poverty. Social Innovation Academies in East Africa are transforming the educational system and allowing marginalized communities to create their own solutions and social enterprises tackling root causes of social problems.
1001 Fontaines
1001fontaines is a French NGO whose vision is that the best way to improve the health of vulnerable populations is to enable them to drink safe water. 1001fontaines has pioneered an innovative model, leveraging philanthropy and social entrepreneurship to create a sustainable impact.
Commenti