EPISODE 8 | Kimberly Huffman: Sustainable Impact in Relief Work
School of Ethical Impact Podcast
Release Date: 05/04/2021
Episode 17 | Social Entrepreneur Series Intro
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Our Fall Cohort begins October 18th. SEI is a 12-week program designed to support changemakers looking to launch and scale their social impact business!
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Student Shout-out | Tovah Terranova
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Tovah Terranova is the Founder of the 10 Body Cleanse and Detox for Meditation. Tovah has been involved in the Green Life movement for more than 12 years after being diagnosed with Rheumatoid Arthritis at 25. She has hosted various inspirational education performance events, ranging from the San Diego Hospital scene to the La Jolla Comedy Store. She travels to share her story & platform on individual health and manage the human condition with what she calls "Aggressive Self Care."
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Episode 5: Program Arc Mini-series - Developing Community and Self for Transformation
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In these last two modules of the program learning arc, Jenny and Hayley break down Community Development and Ethical Impact Leadership and reflect on how their initial ideas for a school evolved into an entire 12-month immersive program.
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Student Shout-out | Taylor Perez
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Taylor has been blown away by the curriculum, the intentionality, and the community that has been formed during the first four months of the program. It is a well-rounded curriculum caring for the individual leader while giving the templates and tools to run a successful business.
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Episode 4: Program Arc Mini-series - Monetizing + Creating Systems for Change
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Throughout this series, co-founders Hayley and Jenny walk us through the five sections of the program learning arc to showcase the transformational learning process in the 12-month program at the School of Ethical Impact. In this episode, Hayley and Jenny discuss fundamental operational needs and creating systems for success. Having a solid understanding of these complexities and context will help build a sustainable business model, and ultimately your business entity will impact how capital raising looks for you. Please tune in to hear more about how your reporting goes...
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Student Shout-out | Rhea Gonzales
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In case you have missed it, our second cohort starts in October. All this month, we will be chatting with our current students. They will be sharing personal experiences from their journeys in creating an impactful business and the transformation that has already begun since starting the SEI program. This week, Jenny had a chance to sit down with Rhea Gonzales, co-founder of @tkcollective_, and hear her talk through personal experiences going through the SEI program. Rhea and her husband started TK Collective to empower women and help them take back their power in the fight...
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Episode 3: Program Arc Mini-series - Implementing for Impact
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In this episode, co-founders Jenny and Hayley discuss how radically listening weaves into your marketing strategy and brand story.
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Student Shoutout | Stephanie Edwards
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This week, Jenny had a chance to sit down with Stephanie Edwards, co-founder of two e-commerce businesses. @highlandridgedecor a father-daughter business specializing in industrial farmhouse decor and @jubileetradingcoa an ethical trade band that blends traditional Moroccan leatherworking with modern trees to create elevated goods and elevate lives.
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Episode 2: Program Arc Mini-series - Modeling for Sustainability
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Student Shoutouts | Jessica Gardner
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To gear up for our second cohort launching this October, we will be chatting with current students over the next 5 weeks. Tune in as our students share personal experiences from their journeys in creating an impactful business and the transformation that has already begun since starting the SEI program. This week, Jenny had a chance to sit down with Jessica Gardner, co-founder of Dreamer & Co, a social impact jewelry brand empowering artisans in low-income areas to flourish through economic opportunities in the Horn of Africa. To learn more about @dreamerandco_ , visit...
info_outlineKimberly Huffman is a Texas girl who moved to Kenya 15 years ago in pursuit of her heartfelt purpose to love on women and children in marginalized and war torn villages. She is best known as the co-founder of Mattaw Ministries, a non-profit organization based in Kitale, western Kenya. Growing up in church (Baptist) brought about Kimberley’s initial awareness of missions, though it was distant, as there was never really any personal connection. Kimberly’s passion to care for the marginalized developed from her childhood. At 16, this passion and vision was steered forward by a CNN special about the war in Congo. After much missions involvement within various organizations, a path opened for her, leading to Kenya. It was here where she actualized her vision by co-founding the Mattaw Children's Village and the girl’s rescue center.
In this episode, Kimberly joins Jenny and Hayley to talk about ethical relief work and learning how to better dream together in pursuit of a more collaborative community: one that is ready to uplift communities by working hand-in-hand with locally skilled workers.