FIT Podcast: Recent Episodes
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In deze aflevering spreekt Harry met Nicky over zijn stage periode bij het Fit en de zoektocht naar de magie in het werk.
Het FIT is er speciaal voor mensen met complexere begeleidingsvraagstukken. In deze podcast proberen we je mee te nemen in de wereld van het Fit.
In deze nieuwe aflevering van Fit de podcast gaat Harry Gras in gesprek met Lotte Wienen (medewerker Fit).
Lotte is sinds een aantal maanden onderdeel van het Fit en kenmerkt zich als de Rebel met het hart op de juiste plek.
In this podcast you will learn about pre-Colombian sustainable development practices by Indigenous peoples in the Amazon forest. To innovate climate action, we sometimes need to look back. Dispelling the assumption of an untouched wilderness, we will share the research of Archeologist and PhD Jennifer Watling, and the evidence for large, diverse, and socially complex pre-Columbian societies in many regions of the Amazon basin. Integrating with nature rather than dominating it, agroforestry and resource management practices created “edible forests”.
Jennifer Waitling is an archaeologist specializing in the integration of plant microfossil analysis to understand plant resource use, cultivation, and landscape transformations in pre-Columbian Amazonia. She got her undergrad, Masters and PhD diplomas from the University of Exeter, UK, and then went on to do a post-doctorate at the University of São Paulo, where she is currently a Collaborating Researcher. She has mainly worked in Southwestern Amazonia, publishing on topics such as the environmental impact of earthwork builders and the long-term history of plant resource use throughout the Middle to Late Holocene periods. Jennifer’s eventual goal is to combine archaeological and palaeoecological data with indigenous and traditional knowledge to advance current conservation debates in the Amazon.
In deze nieuwe aflevering van Fit de podcast gaat Harry Gras in gesprek met Roel van Unen.
Roel is sinds een aantal maanden onderdeel van het Fit.
Une conversation avec Gisèle Maisonneuve, membre du groupe d'experts chargé de l'examen des documents conceptuels et des propositions du FIT, fournit quelques conseils et astuces sur la manière de préparer votre document conceptuel ou votre proposition pour le FIT.
Cette conversation apportera des informations utiles aux futurs candidats.ates du FIT ainsi qu'à ceux et celles qui sont intéressé.e.s à faire demanade à d'autres fonds.
Crédit musical : "Mon Congo" de Chibembe Nsole & Mushagalusa Mihigo , extrait de l'album "N'ciyemire" (2018), Artistes de Panzi (Bukavu, RDC). Pour d'autres chansons du programme Make Music Matter "Healing in Harmony", rendez vous sur makemusicmatter.org.
A conversation with Gisèle Maisonneuve, an Expert Review Panel member for FIT Concept Notes and Proposals Intakes 1 and 2 provides some tips and tricks on how to prepare your FIT Concept Note or Proposal.
This conversation will provide some useful insight for future FIT applicants as well as those interested in applying to other funds.
Music Credit: "Mon Congo" by Chibembe Nsole & Mushagalusa Mihigo , from the Album "N'ciyemire" (2018), Artists from Panzi (Bukavu, DRC). For more songs from the Make Music Matter "Healing in Harmony" Program, go to makemusicmatter.org.
This episode tells the story of women in the community of Las Arrugas, Guatemala. Meagan Secord also speak with Maria Jose about Guatemala's civil war and how it affected thousands of families.
In this episode, we explore the process of creating, testing and scaling an innovative solution with Darcy Ataman, the CEO and founder of Make Music Matter.
Make Music Matter (MMM) is an organization dedicated to bringing music therapy to survivors of conflict and trauma to foster hope and social change. Through MMM's Healing in Harmony program, participants are given the opportunity to work with trained therapists and music producers to write, record and produce songs about their experiences, helping them to begin the healing process and develop their artistic skills.
Darcy's story, as a change-maker who has worked tirelessly to test and prove his unique model, offers an inspiring and insightful example for other innovators looking to test their ideas in the Global South!