EPISODE · May 19, 2026 · 38 MIN
100. A Hundred Episodes Later: What I’ve Learned About Social Change
from Changemaker Q&A · host Humanitarian Changemakers Network
Skip the HCN Weekly Brief: 4:56After 100 episodes of Changemaker Q&A, one thing has become clear: changemaking is rarely linear, tidy, or predictable. From grassroots activists and nonprofit founders to artists, educators, researchers, and entrepreneurs, this milestone episode reflects on the biggest lessons that have emerged across years of conversations about systems change, leadership, storytelling, burnout, trust, and building movements that last. Tiyana explores why so many changemakers feel like they are “building the plane while flying it,” why relationships sit at the heart of meaningful change, how narratives shape what societies believe is possible, and why sustainable impact requires rethinking the way we work, lead, and care for ourselves and one another. Alongside reflections on the evolution of the Humanitarian Changemakers Network and the origins of the podcast itself, this episode offers a candid look at what 100 conversations have revealed about hope, resilience, and the messy reality of trying to create a better world.Enrol in our Systems Thinking Course📰 Read the accompanying article for this podcast episode here.Join the Changemaker Q&A Community & ASK YOUR QUESTIONS HERE💬 If you find this podcast valuable, it would really help us out to leave a rating & review wherever you're listening.Social Impact Foundations FREE Training Bundle Follow HCN on Instagram @humanitarianchangemakersFollow Tiyana on Instagram: @tiyanajThe views expressed in this podcast are those of Tiyana J & guests and are not reflective of all members of the Humanitarian Changemakers Network.
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Skip the HCN Weekly Brief: 4:56After 100 episodes of Changemaker Q&A, one thing has become clear: changemaking is rarely linear, tidy, or predictable. From grassroots activists and nonprofit founders to artists, educators, researchers, and entrepreneurs, this milestone episode reflects on the biggest lessons that have emerged across years of conversations about systems change, leadership, storytelling, burnout, trust, and building movements that last. Tiyana explores why so many changemakers feel like they are “building the plane while flying it,” why relationships sit at the heart of meaningful change, how narratives shape what societies believe is possible, and why sustainable impact requires rethinking the way we work, lead, and care for ourselves and one another. Alongside reflections on the evolution of the Humanitarian Changemakers Network and the origins of the podcast itself, this episode offers a candid look at what 100 conversations have revealed about hope, resilience, and the messy reality of trying to create a better world.Enrol in our Systems Thinking Course📰 Read the accompanying article for this podcast episode here.Join the Changemaker Q&A Community & ASK YOUR QUESTIONS HERE💬 If you find this podcast valuable, it would really help us out to leave a rating & review wherever you're listening.Social Impact Foundations FREE Training Bundle Follow HCN on Instagram @humanitarianchangemakersFollow Tiyana on Instagram: @tiyanajThe views expressed in this podcast are those of Tiyana J & guests and are not reflective of all members of the Humanitarian Changemakers Network.
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