Change Happens with Alice Chun - episode 58

"Light gives safety, light gives hope, and I can see why children see the magic in it."Alice Min Soo Chun is a humanitarian entrepreneur whose journey began with a simple yet profound idea: light can change lives. From creating origami-inspired solar lights to distributing them in disaster-stricken areas and war zones, Alice’s work has impacted vulnerable communities worldwide. Her innovations were featured on Netflix's Gutsy by Hillary and Chelsea Clinton, showcasing her relentless drive to make a difference.In this episode, Alice shares:The impact of light in preventing violence and providing hope in war zones and disaster areasBringing solar lights to Haiti after the earthquake, and the ripple effects it had globallyHow small steps and a relentless drive to serve have led to global recognitionThe power of beauty, wonder, and awe in igniting hopeAlice’s story is one of perseverance, innovation, and creating change through hope.---This podcast discusses sensitive topics, including sexual assault and suicide. If you'd prefer to skip these sections, they occur at the following times.Sexual assault/Human trafficking: 10:30 min -12.00 mins Injuries endured by children in wartime: 15.40 min and 22:30 minsSuicide: 23 minsIf you need support, please contact Lifeline on 13 11 14 or visit lifeline.org.au.Host: Jenelle McMaster Deputy CEO Oceania and Markets Leader at EY.Guest: Alice Chun Founder and CEO SOLIGHT DESIGN Inc.Listen now: Apple Podcasts or Spotify or wherever you get your favourite podcasts.