Sep 07, 2023
Posted by: Shikha Tandon
Graham Macmillan,
NY,
SDG 1,
SDG 10,
SDG 11,
SDG 12,
SDG 13,
SDG 16,
SDG 17,
SDG 2,
SDG 3,
SDG 4,
SDG 5,
SDG 7,
SDG 8,
USA
Graham: Thanks for having me, Spiffy! As Visa’s corporate foundation, Visa Foundation believes in uplifting everyone, everywhere through the power of economic mobility. Utilizing our expertise, resources, and global reach, we strive to enable equitable access to capital through grants, support broader community needs through employee volunteering, and provide disaster response in times of crises through strategic partnerships such as our partnership with the American Red Cross.
Adam: Thanks for having me, Spiffy! UN Women is the UN organization delivering programmes, policies, and standards that uphold women’s human rights and ensure that every woman and girl lives up to her full potential.
Sep 05, 2023
Posted by: Shikha Tandon
NJ,
Rosie Chawla,
SDG 1,
SDG 10,
SDG 16,
SDG 3,
SDG 4,
SDG 5,
SDG 8,
USA
Rosie: Thanks for having me, Spiffy! There are many challenges in a given community or when we identify a primary need within a community. I want to explain this a little bit more. Many issues are a combination and intersection of other issues. For example, gender equality is also a poverty, race, quality education, health, and well-being issue. All of the SDGs are connected, and our interventions address intersectionality. A sample project below can explain my point deeply. I was approached by a hyper-local ngo called Pace-In in Isiolo County, Kenya, to help stop and reduce female genital mutilation. This specific intervention for this community first addressed poverty and partnerships to reduce female genital mutilation within a community.
