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Hosted by Dartmouth Center for Social Impact · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 14 episodes
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A podcast for people interested in social impact careers and what is happening at the cutting edge of addressing society's greatest challenges. Our title is taken from Robert Frost's poem, "The Road Not Taken" where he concludes, "I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference." Interpretations of that final line vary, but one thing is certain: There is more than one road to a meaningful destination. Through conversations with alumni of Dartmouth College who have leveraged their professional lives for the common good, we chart out what those roads can look like.
Dartmouth Center for Social Impact hosts All the Difference, a business show with 14 episodes published.
This special episode was recorded live at the Dartmouth Social Impact Summit, where Maya Wiley '86 served as the keynote speaker. In the interview and conversation that follows, Maya unpacks the struggles she faced while
In this "founder's story" episode, Tommy Clark '92 MED'01 reflects on his path to creating and running the now internationally renowned global nonprofit - Grassroots Soccer, which catalyzes community health initiatives t
From his community centered upbringing, to the turmoil of political organizing in some of our nation's most consequential campaigns, Matt Wilson '83 has been on the frontlines of the practical work needed to drive true s
In this episode, Henry sits down with longtime international development professional Joshua Muskin '79 to discuss how he got his start in the field, and where it has taken him since. A clear throughline is the connectio
In this special episode, "All the Difference" producer Charlotte Albright interviews Geeta Anand '89. Journalist to journalist they discuss how the industry has changed, and journalism careers with it. One aspect that ha
Join Henry and Corey for a conversation around how to leverage a legal career to balance the scales of justice and potentially balance your personal and professional life too. Corey Hirokawa '95 is the Assistant Director
In this special episode, DCSI Board Member Warren Valdmanis '95 interviews renowned columnist and social commentator David Brooks about the current state of higher education. Picking up on Brooks's recent article in the
Throughout her career Jan Malcom has sought to reform policies, practices and systems to improve the health of all populations. She’s served as Commissioner of the Minnesota Department of Health under three governors, mo
In this thought-provoking conversation about the complexities of homelessness and the journey towards creating a more compassionate and inclusive society, Dr. David Woody, III, '77 shares his expertise on addressing this
John M. Brett serves as Faithful & Fabulous Minister & Community Programs Director for the San Francisco Night Ministry where he has ministered in evolving capacities since 2014. He was previously the Program Director of
How do we advocate for real, systemic change, especially in a divided society? Janos Marton talks us through his journey as a political activist and justice reformer, which touched key political moments in America, such
In this episode, we chat with Laura Gillespie, class of 1986, about how she ended up returning to the Upper Valley community after graduating from Dartmouth and what a career in nonprofit development has meant for her. L
Join us for a conversation with Zak Kaufman '08 where we dive into different ways technology is being leveraged for good, especially in terms of how it is enabling better impact measurement and saving social sector organ
Dr. John Lawrence, Dartmouth College class of ’76 and Geisel School of Medicine class of ’80 has been a practicing pediatric surgeon for over 20 years and owing in part to a longstanding interest in global health, has al
In this episode with Marc Sépama, class of 2017, Marc tells me about why supporting global health initiatives became his calling and how he's currently going about pursuing that work. Marc currently oversees a portfolio
Sue AnderBois '05 has built a career centered on climate change policy, clean energy expansion, and supporting local food systems. She is currently the Director of Climate and Government Relations for The Nature Conserva
In this episode we interview Oliver Edelson ‘18. Oliver currently serves as Legislative Director for Congressman Chris Pappas, first district of New Hampshire (NH-01), where he develops and leads the Congressman’s policy
The renewable energy transition is here but it looks a lot different in each state across the U.S. Sean Garren '07 touches on what trends he's observing as Chief Program Officer for Vote Solar, a non-profit advocacy grou
Warren Valdmanis '95 makes the case for a better version of finance that prioritizes workers in the assessment of organizational value. In our conversation, Warren defines a "good job", explains why there seem to be so f
Alex Bernadotte '92 walks us through how many efforts to bridge the college education gap miss the mark on supporting first generation and low income students during the undergraduate experience and beyond. Drawing on he
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All the Difference is hosted by Dartmouth Center for Social Impact. The show is categorised under business (careers) and has published 14 episodes.
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