In this enlightening episode of 'What Do You Understand?', Lorraine Muluka, CEO of Malaica, delves into the transformative role of technology in maternal health in East Africa. Discover how Malaica's innovative approaches are reshaping the experiences of pregnant women, offering new perspectives on healthcare challenges and solutions. Join us for a compelling conversation about creating a healthier future for mothers and children.

In this episode of "What Do You Understand?" dive into the world of philanthropy and development with Ash Rogers, co-CEO of Lwala Community Alliance. Join the conversation as we unravel Lwala's 17-year journey, moving beyond healthcare delivery to empower resilient communities. Ash shares powerful stories, challenges, and the impact of Lwala's community-led health model in this captivating conversation.

Houda Ghozzi, the founder of Open Startup (OST), an organization that's revolutionizing the way young entrepreneurs in North Africa and the Middle East interact with education and the global business community. In this episode, we dive into how OST is empowering students and recent graduates by integrating entrepreneurial education into the academic sphere and creating a vibrant, supportive network. Discover how their partnership with leading educational and innovation stakeholders is forging a path for cross-disciplinary ecosystems and crafting a future of opportunity. Tune in to explore the transformative power of entrepreneurial education and the vibrant vision of Open Startup.

In this episode of “What Do You Understand” Mary Ellen Iskenderian, President and CEO of Women’s World Banking, discusses financial inclusion for women around the world. She has recently published the book There's Nothing Micro about a Billion Women: Making Finance Work for Women.

In this episode, Dr. Barry Levy discusses the effects of war on public health, society, the environment, and development while providing hope for an optimistic future.

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In this episode of What Do You Understand? Sasha Fisher, co-founder of Spark Microgrants, discusses the negative effects of prescriptive philanthropy and how grassroots initiatives give the decision-making power back to the indigenous communities.

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