Firms led by white men control 98.6% of U.S.-managed assets. Today, Kate Nevin, President and Portfolio Manager at TSWII Capital Advisors, talks about the structural barriers that make it harder for women to build institutionalized funds, and why letting women receive capital isn't the same as letting them control it.

Learn more about TSWII Capital Advisors: https://www.tswii.com

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Original Airdate: November 26, 2024

“Finding common ground” – you probably hear this all the time in this era of polarization. But does it ever happen? And how does it lead to actual change? Rye Barcott will prove to you that the answer is yes. As the CEO and co-founder of With Honor, he’s using military service to establish common ground in congress and encourage bi-partisanship.

If you want to learn more about With Honor, visit withhonor.org

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What shapes the way wealthy families think about social impact? After years of researching family businesses and family offices, anthropologist Bridget Kustin challenges common assumptions about wealth holders and explores the fears and motivations that influence philanthropic giving.

Learn more about Ownership Project

https://www.sbs.ox.ac.uk/research-and-insight/centres-and-initiatives/ownership-project-20-private-capital-owners-and-impact

Learn more about Ownership Project Action Lab:

https://www.gtc.ox.ac.uk/academic/global-philanthropy-initiative/ownership-project-action-lab-from-academic-research-to-real-world-impact

Bridget’s research:

https://www.researchgate.net/scientific-contributions/Bridget-Kustin-2123035529

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Daniela Papi-Thornton is an educator whose work focuses on systems-led leadership. Today, she explains why complex social issues can’t simply be “solved,” how philanthropy can better support systems change, and why inner work may be one of the most overlooked parts of systems change.

Learn more about Systems. Change. Educators. Unite: https://www.systemschangeeducatorsunite.com/

Girltrek: When Black Women Walk Together, Things Change:

https://www.systemcatalysts.com/episodes/girltrek-when-black-women-walk-together-things-change

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From responding to outbreaks like COVID-19, Ebola, and Zika to leading New York City’s contact tracing program, Dr. Neil Vora has spent his career on the front lines of global health crises.

In this episode, he explains how addressing deforestation, biodiversity loss and our relationship with nature can help prevent future pandemics.

Learn more about Preventing Pandemics at the Source:

https://www.preventingfuturepandemics.org/

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Original Airdate: June 18, 2024

New Episode of System Catalysts out next week!

We talk a lot about ecosystems on this show. So today, our guest is an ecosystem expert, aka a farmer! Jack Algiere is the Chief Agroecology Officer at the Stone Barns Center for Food and Agriculture. In this conversation, you’ll learn how to harness the holistic power and complex beauty of regenerative agriculture into systems change.

If you want to learn more about the Stone Barns Center, visit stonebarnscenter.org

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Dr. Zuri Tau is a sociologist and licensed mental health professional, as well as the founder and CEO of Social Insights Research and Liberatory Research.

Zuri is challenging the idea that research is neutral by amplifying BIPOC perspectives and shifting power in research and evaluation. Today, we discuss why traditional methods often fall short, and what it looks like to practice “liberatory research” in real life.

Learn more about Liberatory Research: https://www.liberatoryresearch.com

Learn more about Social Insights Research: https://www.socinsights.com

Check out Zuri’s Liberatory Research Masterclass: https://www.liberatoryresearch.com/liberatory-research-masterclass

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Today, we kick off season 5 with Garreth Wood, an entrepreneur-turned-philanthropist, now serving as chairman & co-founder of Kids Operating Room (KidsOR).

After a personal experience with his daughter’s life-threatening birth, Garreth decided to tackle a massive but overlooked issue: millions of children lack access to safe surgery.

We talk about how one operating room in Uganda grew into a global movement, why most aid models fail, and what it really means to build sustainable systems led by local communities.

Learn more about Kids OR: https://www.kidsor.org

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