Is there a diplomatic way to tackle the world’s most complex social and environmental challenges?

In this episode, Professor Neil Stott from the Cambridge Centre for Social Innovation and Dr. Jarrod Pendlebury, UN and Royal Australian Air Force, discuss the groundbreaking concept of 'peaceshaping'.

Discover how sustainable solutions can address both conflict and climate challenges together.  

Is there a diplomatic way to tackle the world&rsquo;s most complex social and environmental challenges?
In this episode, <a href="https://www.jbs.cam.ac.uk/people/neil-stott/">Professor Neil Stott</a> from the <a href="https://www.jbs.cam.ac.uk/faculty-research/centres/social-innovation/">Cambridge Centre for Social Innovation</a> and <a href="https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Jarrod-Pendlebury">Dr. Jarrod Pendlebury</a>, <a href="https://www.jbs.cam.ac.uk/2024/high-honour-for-social-innovation-fellow/">UN and Royal Australian Air Force</a>, discuss the groundbreaking concept of '<a href="https://www.jbs.cam.ac.uk/faculty-research/centres/social-innovation/peace-and-climate-lab/">peaceshaping</a>'.
Discover how sustainable solutions can address both conflict and climate challenges together.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Explore the global movement towards a more equitable and sustainable future for all. Join Professor Danielle Logue, Director UNSW Centre for Social Impact, as she delves into the most pressing social and environmental challenges of our time and asks: how can we make a just transition toward a more sustainable and inclusive economy? Each episode unpacks critical conversations with global thought leaders, innovators and change-makers to learn about ideas that may contribute to Australia achieving a just transition. 



A partnership podcast series project between Radio 2SER FM and UNSW Centre for Social Impact.

UNSW Centre for Social Impact Director: Professor Danielle Logue 

2SER Audio Producer:  Annamarie Reyes

Explore the global movement towards a more equitable and sustainable future for all. Join Professor Danielle Logue, Director UNSW Centre for Social Impact, as she delves into the most pressing social and environmental challenges of our time and asks: how can we make a just transition toward a more sustainable and inclusive economy? Each episode unpacks critical conversations with global thought leaders, innovators and change-makers to learn about ideas that may contribute to Australia achieving a just transition. 
 
A partnership podcast series project between Radio 2SER FM and UNSW Centre for Social Impact.
UNSW Centre for Social Impact Director: Professor Danielle Logue    
2SER Audio Producer:  Annamarie Reyes

Leading a Just Transition

What does a 'Just Transition' really mean?  Join Professor Danielle Logue, Director UNSW Centre for Social Impact, as she explores how we can build a fair and sustainable economy that uplifts both people and the planet. Each episode dives into pressing social, economic and environmental issues, featuring conversations from global experts, innovators and change-makers on what it will take for Australia to lead the way in a 'Just Transition'. 

A partnership podcast series project between Radio 2SER FM and UNSW Centre for Social Impact.

UNSW Centre for Social Impact Director: Professor Danielle Logue 

2SER Audio Producer:  Annamarie Reyes

What does a 'Just Transition' really mean?  Join Professor Danielle Logue, Director UNSW Centre for Social Impact, as she explores how we can build a fair and sustainable economy that uplifts both people and the planet. Each episode dives into pressing social, economic and environmental issues, featuring conversations from global experts, innovators and change-makers on what it will take for Australia to lead the way in a 'Just Transition'. 
A partnership podcast series project between Radio 2SER FM and UNSW Centre for Social Impact.
UNSW Centre for Social Impact Director: Professor Danielle Logue    
2SER Audio Producer:  Annamarie Reyes

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