Willemijn Verloop (Founder War Child)

Episode 3 of the Young At Art Radio podcast, hosted by Podcast Tailor, titled "Willemijn Verloop (Founder War Child)" was published on November 29, 2023 and runs 40 minutes.

November 29, 2023 ·40m · Young At Art Radio

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Willemijn Verloop is een vredesactiviste, pionier, sociaal ondernemer en bestuurder. Haar carrière wordt gekenmerkt door initiatieven om de wereld een mooiere plek te maken. Willemijn richtte al op 23-jarige leeftijd War Child op. Met War Child was zij een pionier in het inzetten van muziek om de situatie van kinderen in oorlogsgebieden te verbeteren. War Child is inmiddels actief in 15 landen en bereikt daarmee ruim 500.000 mensen per jaar. Wat is het effect van de kunsten op het welzijn van kinderen? En wat kunnen we als culturele sector leren van een organisatie als War Child? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Willemijn Verloop is een vredesactiviste, pionier, sociaal ondernemer en bestuurder. Haar carrière wordt gekenmerkt door initiatieven om de wereld een mooiere plek te maken. Willemijn richtte al op 23-jarige leeftijd War Child op. Met War Child was zij een pionier in het inzetten van muziek om de situatie van kinderen in oorlogsgebieden te verbeteren. War Child is inmiddels actief in 15 landen en bereikt daarmee ruim 500.000 mensen per jaar. Wat is het effect van de kunsten op het welzijn van kinderen? En wat kunnen we als culturele sector leren van een organisatie als War Child?

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