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True Heroes Urban Changemaker Coalition
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Sustainability. Justice. Community. Compassion. True Heroes celebrates the ordinary people with extraordinary missions to make this world a better place, one place at a time. Social entrepreneur and inclusive cities advocate Rosaline Oh hosts honest and hilarious conversations with the inspiring people behind social change.
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Have your voice in the next season!
The next season of True Heroes will be out soon, with all new interviews with the ordinary people on extraordinary missions to make the world a better place, one community at a time.
Format of the voicemail is: (your name, city/region, and a 10-word-or-less introduction of your city)
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8 - Saving our landscape and wildlife
Naomi Fuller works with Avon Wildlife Trust, and she's an activist who advocates for creatures, critters, and the surrounding landscape that give these creatures their homes by telling stories of hope about nature’s recovery in the Avon region of England.
Check out more of Avon Wildlife Trust here: www.avonwildlifetrust.org.uk
All the other wonderful wildlife trusts around England are available @wildlifetrusts on Facebook and Twitter.
True Heroes is brought to you by OHCO. OHCO is in the business of building communities, hope , and opportunity, and capacity for everyone in secondary cities around the world.
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7 - Fighting plastic pollution at source to protect our rivers and oceans
Natalie Fee, started City to Sea in 2014, when she was distraught by the amount of plastic floating down Bristol channel to the seas. Since then, she has campaigned to ban plastic stems from cotton buds sold in the UK, promoting reusable plastic bottles, and stopping plastic reaching the oceans.
In this conversation, we cover the realities of plastic pollution in our rivers and seas and her journey to becoming accidental environmental activist from her previous career as TV presenter.
Support this podcast and the change we want to see by sharing the link with your friends: www.anchor.fm/ohco
You can check out City to Sea at www.citytosea.org.uk. Their Twitter is @CitytoSea_ , you can also find them on LinkedIn and YouTube channel at City to Sea.
Natalie’s book How to Save the World for Free, is available here: www.amazon.co.uk/How-Save-World-Free-Natalie/dp/178627499X
Check on Refill app on Google Play Store and Apple store. Natalie’s silly songs can be found on her Instagram, @NatalieFee_
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6 - Empowering people experiencing homelessness
Jamie-lee Cole is dedicated to spreading the truth about the people experiencing homelessness and helping the rest of the world grow their understanding and empathy for these people. She serves as the Communications Manager for the Wallich, a charity that works to combat homelessness in Wales.
In this conversation, we cover unconventional ways to start a career in the so-called third sector when you don’t have the luxury of tapping into bank of your parents, what are the real barriers before people experiencing homelessness to become independent and find their feet again, and how we should interact with the people that we see everyday on our own streets.
Support this podcast and the change we want to see by sharing the link with your friends: www.anchor.fm/ohco
Follow the Wallich on Twitter/Instagram/LinkedIn @TheWallich, or check out their website at www.thewallich.com
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5 - Measuring and Reducing Carbon Footprint of our Cities
Sara Telahoun is the Senior Sustainability Consultant, and a bona fide expert in urban carbon emissions. She helps cities map their carbon footprint and develops strategies to reduce their impact on the environment. Her mission is to enable sub-national governments to implement strategies that reduce their emissions whilst protecting their most vulnerable citizens from the devastating effects of climate change.
Support this podcast and the change we want to see by sharing the link with your friends: www.anchor.fm/ohco
Follow Sara on Twitter @SaraTelahoun, and check out Anthesis here: www.anthesisgroup.com.
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4 - Building a community that lives in harmony with each other and the earth
Eva Fernades is the Project Manager working to build the first eco-village in Bristol and the founder of Baby Bank Network, a charity that fights against child poverty by redistributing pre-loved childcare supplies to families in need. Her mission is to support people to live a joyful and productive life while living in harmony with each other and the earth. She's also an advocate for informed choices around healthcare and nutrition as the way to good health and wellbeing. She founded the campaign, 'Mums Say No to GMOs', initiated fundraising for Precious Drops Milk Bank at Southmead Hospital-- and is all around passionate about living lightly on the earth and improving our children's early years.
Support this podcast and the change we want to see by sharing the link with your friends: www.anchor.fm/ohco
Follow Eva on Twitter @EvaTheConnector, and feel free to reach out if you have land where she could develop her eco-village, or want to otherwise get involved with the work she is doing by shooting her an email at: evafernandes1@gmail.com
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