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EPISODE · Apr 23, 2024 · 48 MIN

Ignacia Uribe on some tough decisions nonprofit leaders have to make

from How I Learned to Love Shrimp · host Amy Odene & James Ozden

Short but sweet episode this week from Ignacia, author of a recently released book, CEO of a leading organisation in Latin America and mother to two small kids. We're delighted that Ignacia took time out to talk to us about her experiences right across her contributions for animals. We chat about Fundacion veg and their campaigns in both diet change and animal welfare as well as the decision for Ignacia to scale down her organisation and what led to this decision. We talk about the importance of country context in campaigning and the challenges when working in this field across Latin America. We ran into a whole host of technical difficulties during this episode with unstable connections so please bear with us during the chat and why not head to youtube to see if you can spot the point at which an entire day passes before we resume filming for the remainder of the episode.Resources: www.fundacionveg.orgInstagram: @vegetarianos_hoy and @ignaciauribe Como ser vegano HoyOpen Wing AllianceConnect For Animals newsletter @peter_singer has a very interesting Instagram [email protected] and @ryujichua, both have a very unique way to communicate and they speak different languages, which I think it's crucial to get to more people and other cultures where veganism is not that mainstream yetHow can people get more involved in your work? Are you hiring, do you need volunteers and where can people find you?We don’t have volunteers all year round, but we do calls when we need them, so stay tuned to our social media accounts. We plan to hire a COO this year, so I’d have more time to do lobbying and PR which I think I'm better at, we haven’t published it yet but am very excited for this role.Chapters------------------------00:00 // Start02:36 // Inspiring figures in the movement05:42 // How to be Vegan Today10:42 // Balncing work and writing13:51 // Impact of writing a book to everyday activism15:51 // The work of Fundacion Veg23:48 // Approach to campaigning30:06 // Humanitarian issues32:01 // Alternate tactics to protesting37:30 // Biggest successes41:46 // Senate language case45:38 // Biggest challenges in Latin AmericaWith thanks to Tom Felbar (Ambedo Media) for amazing video and audio editing!Note: My (James') views here are my personal opinions and don't represent those of Coefficient Giving.If you enjoy the show, please leave a rating and review us - it means a lot to us!

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