Category Archives: Five questions: Interviews with Change-makers

Change-maker interview: Emily L’Ami

I believe we can make all our choices into acts of conscious change. Even the ones that might seem superficial, like what we wear. And as it turns out, ‘what we wear’, like ‘what we eat’, is not superficial or trivial at all. The fashion industry is huge, in 2008 consumers in the UK spent £46bn on [...]

Five questions with a change-maker: Michele Lisenbury Christensen

One of the things I’m realising, through the discomfort of this uncertain place I’m hanging out in at the moment, is that teaching is a big part of how I now serve. And a very big part of what has helped me grow into myself as a teacher in the past year is Teach Now, a [...]

Change-maker interview with Jennifer Louden

The change-maker I’m interviewing today is the woman who is teaching me what true servant leadership looks like, and showing me that real authenticity has survived the bastardisation of it’s name and is alive and well. Jen Louden is a teacher, author, leader, change-maker and friend to many women (and men) all over the world. [...]

Five questions with change-maker: Letha Sandison

Letha Sandison and I have known each other online for more than four years, and I’ve watched with deep admiration as she has built Wrap Up Africa, which is – as far as I know – the only NGO focused on improving access to treatment for pediatric cancer in Africa. Wrap Up Africa’s mission is [...]

Change-maker interview: Amanullah Mojadidi

Aman Mojadidi was born in America to Afghan parents. Now he lives and works in Kabul where his latest artistic creation, the Jehadi Gangster, is making waves.