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Footprints Podcast SeriesFootprints Podcast | Season 1 | Episode 16 | Part 2 | Read. Lead. Repeat: Bisi’s Leadership Starter PackIn Part 2 of this powerfully layered episode, we return to the ever-unfolding story of Erelu Bisi Adeleye-Fayemi, picking up the thread, quite literally, of her metaphorical wrapper.In African tradition, the wrapper is more than fabric. It is identity. It is inheritance. It is presence. It covers, it protects, it speaks without sound. And in Bisi’s hands, the wrapper transforms, becoming sanctuary, strategy, andsymbol. Her wrapper carries stories of advocacy and resistance, of generational wisdom and political boldness, of ancestral whispers and future blueprints.In her 2020 book Where Is Your Wrapper?, Bisi shares a de...2025-05-1324 min
Footprints Podcast SeriesFootprints Podcast | Season 1 | Episode 16 | Part 1 | Where’s Your Wrapper? Bisi already has a cape.This installment of the Footprints Podcast explores the remarkable journey of Bisi Adeleye Fayemi, feminist thinker, advocate, and leader. Her passion for change, vision for women’s empowerment, and strength of values have shaped policies, transformed lives, and advanced the rights of African women globally. As First Lady of Ekiti State, she redefined leadership through compassion, advocacy, and bold legislative action.Refined as a reader and writer from an early age, thanks to her father’s rigorous essay assignments, Bisi grew into a confident, articulate young woman. The debates that followed her writing nurtured her critical thinking and...2025-04-2557 min
Footprints Podcast SeriesFootprints Podcast | Season 1 | Episode 15 | Mastering the Art of Making DoMany people do not realize that life is about doing your best to thrive with the resources at your immediate disposal. This episode of the Footprints Podcast explores the journey of Samuel Kazibwe as he shares his story of valour in the face ofunsolicited afflictions and the actions that were pivotal to his livelihood, along with his wisdom on how to navigate unforeseen transitions.Amid a sea of memories, Samuel vividly recalls the lessons on selling food items like maize and coffee, which he learned from his uncle. These lessons equipped him with skills that later sustained...2025-03-2821 min
Footprints Podcast SeriesFootprints Podcast | Season 1 | Episode 15 | Mastering the Art of Making DoMany people do not realize that life is about doing your best to thrive with the resources at your immediate disposal. This episode of the Footprints Podcast explores the journey of Samuel Kazibwe as he shares his story of valor in the face of unsolicited afflictions and the actions that were pivotal to his livelihood, along with his wisdom on how to navigate unforeseen transitions.Amid a sea of memories, Samuel vividly recalls the lessons on selling food items like maize and coffee, which he learned from his uncle. These lessons equipped him with skills that later...2025-03-2821 min
Conversations on African PhilanthropyIn Conversation with Jackie Asiimwe | Adɔyɛ Series #10Send us a textJackie Asiimwe is the Executive Director of CivSource and the author of "Facing the Mountains." She is a human rights lawyer and philanthropy advisor.In this second conversation with Prof. Moyo, Jackie reflects on her journey as a published author and shares her stories of impact from her popular Walk. Talk Connect platform. Some of their talking points include;- How sharing her story through Facing Mountains has inspired readers to confront their own challenges.- The balance between authenticity and openness in sharing personal stories, which has deeply...2025-03-0848 min
Footprints Podcast SeriesFootprints Podcast | Season 1 | Episode 14 | Retirement? Not in Her VocabularyIn this episode of the Footprints podcast, Canon Jolly Babirukamu shares her remarkable seventy-four-year journey of service and mentorship. From her early years to teaching, retirement, and business, her story is one of resilience, leadership, and faith.Born in Kabale, she moved to Rukungiri at eight, which she now considers home. She attended Nyakaina Primary School before joining Trinity College Nabbingo in 1965, where she served as a timekeeper, her first leadership role.She later taught Home Economics at Gayaza High School and Kyebambe Girls' Secondary School, shaping young minds while supplementing her income with wedding...2025-03-0738 min
Footprints Podcast SeriesFootprints Podcast | Season 1 | Episode 13 |The Unwritten Rulebook of Dr. James TumusiimeWe bring you an episode of the Footprints Podcast featuring the legendary Dr. James Rwehabura Tumusiime. The scientist-turned-cartoonist-turned-editor-turned-media revolutionary narrates his journey as a leader, a journey rooted in culture, perseverance, and innovation that has left an indelible mark on Uganda's mass communication sector.Dr. James narrates his time as a high school student at Mbarara High School and King’s College Budo, where he excelled at science and, as such, pursued a Bachelor of Science in Agriculture and Economics at Makerere University. He worked as a planning officer at the Ministry of Agriculture, Animal Industry, and Fi...2025-02-2037 min
Footprints Podcast SeriesFootprints Podcast | Season 1 | Episode 12 | She Came, She Saw, She Advocated | Featuring Everjoice WinEverjoice Win - A Journey of Resilience and Leadership
In this inspiring episode, we sit down with Everjoice
Win, a remarkable leader and advocate for women’s rights, whose journey began in the rural landscapes of Colonial Southern Rhodesia in 1965. Everjoice shares her vivid childhood memories, from her herbalist grandfather’s natural remedies to the magical belief that fish could fall from the sky, a whimsical interpretation of how fish came to wash ashore after the river flooding near her home.
Despite dreaming of careers as a teacher, nurse, or air hostess, Everjoice found herself navi...2025-02-0655 min
Business, Impact and Brand PodcastJacqueline Asiimwe on Amplifying Philanthropy and Local Giving through Story TellingAn insightful conversation with a distinguished attorney, social justice advocate, and philanthropist with over 30 years of groundbreaking experience in human rights and international development.
As the Founder and CEO of CivSource Africa, she is redefining philanthropy across the continent, amplifying African generosity and Ubuntu through storytelling, research, and advocacy.
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Footprints Podcast SeriesFootprints Podcast | Season 1 | Episode 11 _ Part 2 with Hon. Prof. Morris Ogenga LatigoIn this captivating follow up episode, we dive deeper into the life and legacy of Honourable Professor Morris Ogenga Latigo a leader whose resilience and compassion have profoundly impacted Ugandan politics and education. Prof. Latigo invites us to journey through his life, from growing up in Agago with his close-knit family to his rise in academia, where he inspired and supported young scholars on their paths.
As he reflects on advocating for Northern Uganda during challenging times, building critical infrastructure, and standing for truth amidst opposition, Prof. Latigo offers wisdom on leadership: “What marked your time?” and “You ca...2024-11-0837 min
Footprints Podcast SeriesFootprints Podcast | Season 1 | Episode 11 _ Part 1 with Hon. Prof. Morris Ogenga LatigoThis episode of the Footprints Podcast features the inspiring journey of Honorable Professor Morris Ogenga Latigo, whose life story embodies the power of transformation when courageous individuals take action. With warmth and humility, he shares the highs and lows of his career, offering words of wisdom for leaders in every capacity.
Born in 1952, in Agago, Professor Morris grew up deeply connected to his parents. He fondly recalls the love and lessons they imparted, his mother’s special dish, "malakwang," and the early sense of responsibility he learned from working alongside his father in the family shop. These si...2024-10-1837 min
Footprints Podcast SeriesFootprints Podcast | Season 1 | Episode 10 | Faith, Fortitude, and FlourishingIn this episode of the Footprints podcast, Reverend Canon Diana Mirembe Nkesiga, known as Rev. D, shares her journey as a Christian leader and her reflections on retirement. She recounts how she transformed from a diffident girl into an outspoken woman of credence. Born
Mirembe Barlow in Kabanyoro, Wakiso District, in 1960, to Hugo Edward Barlow and Mary Barlow, she attended Nakasero Primary School and later Gayaza High
School in 1974, where she was given the name “Diana” by a classmate.
Rev. D’s leadership journey began when she was appointed class monitor in Senior One, learning responsibility and self-a...2024-08-091h 01
Footprints Podcast SeriesFootprints Podcast | Season 1 | Episode 9 | Acts of BenevolenceIf we all knew that one act of benevolence could mold altruistic leaders, we might sow those seeds more often, changing the world for the better. In this episode of the Footprints Podcast, we explore the life of Bruno Joseph Bwambale, a leader with a heart for his people. With his son, Francis Musinguzi, he shares his journey as a working man who triumphed despite many challenges.
From a humble background, Bruno lost his father at two and was raised by his mother, a cotton farmer. A devout Catholic, he excelled in school but sold fish to...2024-07-1213 min
Footprints Podcast SeriesFootprints Podcast | Season 1 | Episode 8 | Footprints of History: Learnings from Jjajja Rhoda's Journey | Part 2"Understanding our history is crucial to knowing our
present."
In this episode of Footprints, we delve into ninety-five years of rich experience and wisdom with Mrs. Rhoda Kalema, affectionately known as Jjajja Rhoda. She takes us through her extraordinary leadership journey, reflecting on her early life, political career, and relentless advocacy for women's rights. From her formative years growing up in a rapidly changing society, Jjajja Rhoda shares stories of resilience and determination, offering a unique perspective on the evolution of women's roles in both the political and social spheres.
Her insights...2024-06-2118 min
Footprints Podcast SeriesFootprints Podcast | Season 1 | Episode 8 | Footprints of History: Learnings from Jjajja Rhoda's Journey“If you do not know where you came from, you’ll never know where you are.” In this episode of Footprints, Mrs. Rhoda Kalema, also known as Jjajja Rhoda, shares her ninety-five years of experience and wisdom. She reflects on her early life, political and civil activism for women, and the unwavering faith that guided her through life's transitions. Born to Martin Luther Nsibirwa, the Katikiro of Buganda Kingdom, and Veronica Namuddu, she recalls the values they instilled in her: respect, honesty, practical decision-making, and the importance of education.
Jjajja Rhoda attended Gayaza High School...2024-06-1324 min
Footprints Podcast SeriesFootprints Podcast | Season 1 | Episode 7 | A Legend on Wheels!This episode of the Footprints podcast features Arthur Blick, the fastest man on two wheels, sharing his life’s journey. He discusses the lessons learned, transitions faced, values held, his vision for the future, and the story behind his 660 trophies.
Arthur recalls being bullied by his larger brother, which fueled his competitive spirit. He took to exercise and sports like boxing and motorcycle racing. Winning his first race in 1965 at age fifteen, Arthur became a national champion for fourteen consecutive years and an East African champion for four years.
A...2024-06-0633 min
Footprints Podcast SeriesFootprints Podcast | Season 1 | Episode 6 | Beyond the Present!Living in the moment and savoring the present is important, but we must remember that nothing is guaranteed. In this episode of the Footprints Podcast, Ms. Judy Ann Kamanyi imparts wisdom from her decades of leadership across various platforms and reflects on the significance of preparedness in the face of change.
Ms. Judy's leadership journey began in her teenage years at Gayaza High School, where her potential was recognized by her teachers. She served as a junior-level prefect, received a leadership award, and was later appointed Deputy Head Girl during her senior five. As...2024-05-3135 min
Footprints Podcast SeriesFootprints Podcast | Season 1 | Episode 5 | Turning the PageMost people think of retirement as the end, but it might just be the beginning. In this episode of Footprints, Robby Muhumuza shares his leadership journey, strategic decisions, and truths about misconceptions that cause struggles during and after retirement.
From an early love of stories in Bushenyi, Robby developed into a skilled leader. He served as Head of the Scripture Union and Editor in Chief at Makerere College. Robby worked at World Vision for 23 years, witnessing many transitions and learning to manage them effectively.
Robby prepared for retirement through planning classes, journaling...2024-05-2348 min
Footprints Podcast SeriesFootprints Podcast | Season 1 | Episode 4 - Part 2 | Relentless ResolveIn this compelling episode of the Footprints podcast, we sit down with Honorable Doctor Miria Koburunga Matembe as she shares her extraordinary life journey, motivations, and insights into finding peace amidst life's inevitable transitions. With remarkable candor and
charisma, Doctor Matembe underscores the power of her voice in fighting discrimination and violence against women, challenging societal norms that
undervalue women unless they bear male children or bring dowry to their families.
Born as the fourth child in a family of nine in rural Bwizibwera Kashari, Doctor Matembe's path was far from
easy. Despite the obstacles, including the...2024-05-1739 min
Footprints Podcast SeriesFootprints Podcast | Season 1 | Episode 4 - Part 2 | Relentless ResolveIn this compelling episode of the Footprints podcast, we sit down with Honorable Doctor Miria Koburunga Matembe as she shares her extraordinary life journey,
motivations, and insights into finding peace amidst life's inevitable transitions. With remarkable candor and charisma, Doctor Matembe underscores the power of her voice in fighting discrimination and violence against women, challenging societal norms that undervalue women unless they bear male children
or bring dowry to their families.
Born as the fourth child in a family of nine in rural Bwizibwera Kashari, Doctor Matembe's path was far from easy. Despite the obstacles, including the...2024-05-1743 min
Footprints Podcast SeriesFootprints Podcast | Season 1 | Episode 4 - Part 1 | Relentless ResolveIn this latest episode of the Footprints podcast, we delve into the remarkable life of Hon. Dr. Miria Koburunga Matembe!
From her modest rural beginnings as one of nine children to breaking societal norms and rising as a fierce advocate for women's rights, Dr. Matembe candidly shares her story with charisma and insight. She reveals her motivations, triumphs, and how she found peace after an abrupt political exit, staying resilient through faith and determination.
Learn how she challenged biases that valued women only if they bore sons or brought dowry, and how she ensured the constitution safeguarded...2024-05-1044 min
Footprints Podcast SeriesFootprints Podcast | Season 1 | Episode 4 | Relentless ResolveIn this latest episode of the Footprints podcast, we delve into the remarkable life of Hon. Dr. Miria Koburuga Matembe!
From her modest rural beginnings as one of nine children to breaking societal norms and rising as a fierce advocate for women's rights, Dr. Matembe candidly shares her story with charisma and insight. She reveals her motivations, triumphs, and how she found peace after an abrupt political exit, staying resilient through faith and determination.
Learn how she challenged biases that valued women only if they bore sons or brought dowry, and how she ensured the constitution safeguarded...2024-05-0943 min
Footprints Podcast SeriesFootprints Podcast | Season 1 | Episode 3 | Mastering the Tides of ChangeThe lack of purposefulness in many people is probably the biggest reason why our society is in a state of stagnation. This episode of the Footprints Podcast features Ian Clarke, an Irish Ugandan doctor and missionary. He shares his experiences from his 72 years of life, alongside the visions that propelled him to strive for his goals, bringing forth transformation as a leader.
As a doctor, he came to know of the AIDS pandemic scourging the population in Uganda. He arrived alongside the Church Missionary Society in 1987 and was devastated; seeing the cruel nature of the disease firsthand...2024-05-0334 min
Footprints Podcast SeriesFootprints Podcast | Season 1 | Episode 2 | Unyielding FaithIn the latest episode of the Footprints Podcast, Mrs. Joyie Mugarura, affectionately known as Auntie Joy, shares her inspiring life story. Raised in a devout Christian environment, she faced significant challenges transitioning back to Uganda from Canada, where she navigated financial hardships with resilience and integrity.
Choosing to resign to better focus on her family, she started a home-based bakery. Demonstrating shrewd financial acumen, she managed her family's finances through tough times, ultimately purchasing land and overseeing the construction of their home.
Auntie Joy's journey is a powerful testament to living a life of faith...2024-04-2651 min
comm-UNITY!Comm-UNITY! | Season 13 | Episode 5 | How Rama Diallo Is Rewriting Women's Stories?In this delightful April week, CivSource Africa is delighted to share a heartwarming story from Senegal, the land of
"teranga" - where hospitality and generosity know no bounds. Today, we introduce you to Rama Diallo, a young philanthropist with a profound dedication to uplifting women.
At just twenty three years old, Rama serves as the
Special Assistant to the CEO at Epic Africa, a pan-African NGO based in Dakar, focusing on strengthening philanthropy among CSOs in West Africa. Rama's
passion for philanthropy has placed her in the spotlight for several years. She also leads Giving Tuesday Senegal...2024-04-1830 min
Conversations on African PhilanthropyIn Conversation with Barbara SematimbaSend us a textBarbara Sematimba is the Chief Steward at CivSource Africa. She is a development practitioner with a decade of experience in human rights and social justice.In this conversation, Barbara unpacks the importance of fostering leadership within executive teams, and how creating opportunities where individuals can gain real-world experience can lead to more focused development. Other discussion points of the conversation include- Lessons from having launched development efforts- Managing within a learning-focused organisation- Defining what 360° Leadership isVisit the podcast webpage: https://bi...2024-04-0543 min
Footprints Podcast SeriesFootprints Podcast | Season 1 | Episode 1 | Uncle Ben's Gospel: Faith, Music, and Facing the UnforeseenJoin us on the inaugural episode of the Footprints podcast as Reverend Canon Benoni Mugarura Mutana, fondly known as Uncle Ben, shares his remarkable journey as an ordained priest in the Anglican Church. Discover Uncle Ben's early realization of his leadership potential and his unwavering commitment to revolutionizing music within the church to reach the youth. Despite facing resistance, his perseverance and innovative approach left a lasting impact on the community.
As Uncle Ben retired after 50 years of service, he reflects on the challenges of transition, including financial uncertainties. Yet, his foresight and careful planning with his...2024-04-0545 min
UbuntuGiving Podcast[Full Episode] Exploring How #WomenGive and Their Influence in Growing Trends of Generosity Globally - Che Che SeriesIMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTWith respect to the #WomenGive campaign, GivingTuesday Africa is gathering stories of empowerment, generosity, and impact from across the continent that celebrates women. We are calling on women to #GiveVoice to inspire and accelerate the investment in women's futures.Could you share your story with us? Just a short video or text response capturing these:Introduction: A brief Bio.Your Legacy: Share a bit about your background, what drives you, and how you're making a mark in your community or field.The Investment in Yo...2024-03-0840 min
UbuntuGiving Podcast[Episode Trailer] Exploring How #WomenGive and Their Influence in Growing Trends of Generosity Globally - Che Che SeriesIMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTWith respect to the #WomenGive campaign, GivingTuesday Africa is gathering stories of empowerment, generosity, and impact from across the continent that celebrates women. We are calling on women to #GiveVoice to inspire and accelerate the investment in women's futures.Could you share your story with us? Just a short video or text response capturing these:Introduction: A brief Bio.Your Legacy: Share a bit about your background, what drives you, and how you're making a mark in your community or field.The Investment in Yo...2024-03-0701 min
comm-UNITY!Comm-UNITY! | Season 12 | Episode 13 | From Dance Floors to Changing Lives: Felix's Koona Dance - A Movement of GenerosityToday in this conversation about generous Movers,
we host Felix, a fitness trainer and mentor who believes in living life to the fullest.
Inspired by his own mentor in dance, Felix created the Koona Dance workout, a program that not only helps individuals stay fit but also gives back to various causes.
In this episode, Felix shares his journey of rallying the Koona communities to support and uplift teenage mothers in
different communities.
Tune in to discover the power of generosity and how surrounding yourself with like-minded individuals can inspire you to make...2023-12-0730 min
comm-UNITY!Comm-UNITY! | Season 12 | Episode 12 | From Humble Hills to Marathon Thrills: Jackson Twesigye Kaguri's storyPicture this: strangers, who've never met those you serve, running one of the world’s most renowned marathons – the New York Marathon, to support your cause, amplifying your ability to reach and impact even more lives. This
is a snippet of Jackson’s story, and embedded in it, Nyaka Global’s story. It is a riveting narrative that will leave you appreciative of what a marathon can do to end gender-based violence and meet the needs of vulnerable children in
Uganda. Tune in!
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Now streaming on CivSource Africa's social media platforms,
website, YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Po...2023-11-3045 min
comm-UNITY!Comm-UNITY! | Season 12 | Episode 11 | Rooted in faith; anchored in Africa.Deeply rooted in his faith and anchored in his African Heritage, Ariho Kamara’s approach to generosity is unlike anything we've encountered in this season so far.
Kamara, a renowned pastor and author, will have you glued to this episode to uncover the things that move him to move for causes close to his heart. He touches on remarkable collaborations with fellow givers and sheds light on the age-old tradition of opening up one’s home to others as a form of generosity and as well as using his mobility for good.
Kamara exemplifies how the fait...2023-11-2230 min
comm-UNITY!Comm-UNITY! | Season 12| Episode 10| A walk of Nature: Unearthing the unforgettable Bigodi SanctuaryLocated in the beautiful Kibale forest adjacent to Kibale National Park, you will find the Bigodi Wetland Sanctuary. This jungle swamp is a popular tourist destination in Uganda, known for its stunning ecological diversity. Visitors are often amazed by the breathtaking scenery it offers.
For the past seven years, Patrick Tulihabwe, also known as Pato, has been a guide in the Bigodi wetland and the surrounding community walks. During this time, he has introduced countless visitors to the area's handmade items and shared fascinating insights into Tooro cultural history. Pato emphasizes the important role that clans play
...2023-11-1522 min
Conversations on African PhilanthropyIn Conversation with Jacqueline AsiimweSend us a textIn this special edition, partly recorded with a live audience at the Wits Business School, Jacqueline Asiimwe takes us through her upbringing, CivSource Africa, philanthropy advisory, and her now famous walks. Jacqueline is a lawyer, leadership coach, and social development thought leader. She is the Founder of CivSource Africa, a philanthropy advisory firm that works to influence philanthropic practice through grant management and advisory services on funding, context, and strategy. Jacqueline works to shape narratives about giving and philanthropy within low-net-worth communities while promoting the idea that generosity is part of m...2023-11-1335 min
comm-UNITY!Comm-UNITY! | Season 12| Episode 9| Raising Teenagers: One hike at a time.There’s still a lack of understanding about what happens when a teenager starts to menstruate. Lack and shortage of menstrual education and the stigma attached to periods means girls don’t feel comfortable talking about it with their parents, teachers, or even peers. Hope Nankunda has for the past seven years spearheaded the campaign to support teenagers through school and to demystify the myths
surrounding menstruation.
Hope Nankunda is a mother, teacher, counselor, and founder of Raising Teenagers (RTU), and Central
Region Coordinator at Girls Not Brides: The Global Partnership to End Child Marriage. Hope tells the...2023-11-0836 min
comm-UNITY!Comm-UNITY! | Season 12| Episode 8 | Masaka Marathon: A community charity run that is birthing other Runs!November is here and we are in Masaka-the Grasshopper Capital!
We've got something special lined up for you this week. Join us for our latest episode of Generous Movers, where we have a heart-to-heart chat with the one and only Tom Tisay. He's the mastermind behind the incredible Masaka Charity Marathon and several other community initiatives.
Tom is a genuine treasure of a person. His fervor for giving back to his community, his deep affection for running, and a rather unconventional passion - birdwatching, as he's an ardent ornithophile. Would you even believe it if...2023-11-0229 min
comm-UNITY!Comm-UNITY! | Season 12| Episode 7 | Where Play Meets PurposeWelcome to a special episode of “Generous Movers” where we dive into the world of Qweshunga, a realm where play intertwines with purpose. Our guide on this journey is none other than the heartwarming Penelope Sanyu - Chief Executive Officer at Femme Forte Uganda and Team Leader – Qweshunga, a beacon of love, generosity, and most importantly, play.
Penelope Sanyu’s creation, Qweshunga, is her invitation to us all to reconnect with our inner child that has been tucked away in the corners of adulthood. This isn’t your everyday chit-chat about play. Penelope Sanyu brings to the table a de...2023-10-2525 min
comm-UNITY!Comm-UNITY! | Season 12| Episode 6 | Feeling, Performing & Living better: A Sukuma Story.Hands up! Turn around! Let’s dance!
Sukuma is a Swahili word that means push, and in this episode of Generous Movers, we learn from Abdul about
pushing oneself from the comfort zone into growth while giving. Abdul Rahman Kasule, a renowned dance fitness trainer, wellness enthusiast, and Co-founder of Sukuma Dance Fitness shares his story of dance that started in Uganda but now transcends borders. Through his sharing,
Abdul takes us on an amazing journey of how he took on the art of dance and how it has in turn given him purpose.
He...2023-10-1932 min
comm-UNITY!Comm-UNITY! | Season 12| Episode 5 | A stellar call to promote healthYou have probably heard it said, “Donate blood and be a hero in someone’s life.”
With the current trends in the health sector, it's undeniable
that any amount of blood can not only save the day but lives!
In this episode of Generous Movers, our guest is a she-ro
who has dared to wrestle with death by finding solutions to the silent question that follows when the medics say, 'There is no blood!'
Stella Kamakune, who playfully refers to herself as 'God's favorite daughter,' reflects on her initial experience...2023-10-1232 min
comm-UNITY!Comm-UNITY! | Season 12| Episode 4 | Mad Running: The Art of Giving without Currency.Did you think we were done moving? No, we are not and here we are again!
For most of you who know him, you may think Moses Rutahigwa has run all his life, but alas! the dynamic nature of life led him to it, and it stuck for good.
In this episode of Generous Movers, we are happy to explore the moving life of a seasoned banker who shares titbits of his journey to running madness, the peculiar nature of his giving, his passion for the girl child, and the continuous desire to inspire others...2023-10-0528 min
comm-UNITY!Comm-UNITY! | Season 12| Episode 3 | Hiking for Hope: The Grace Villa Story.Meet Ruth K. Ndyabahika, the visionary behind Grace Villa in Kabale, Uganda. She's on a mission to transform the lives of girls under her care, and she's using the power of mobility to make it happen. But, of course, running a home like Grace Villa requires financial support.
Join us as Ruth takes us on a captivating journey through her fundraising efforts, efforts that have quite literally taken her to new heights. She's found a unique way to blend the beauty of Uganda with her fundraising initiatives, and it involves embarking on
challenging hikes, all in the...2023-09-2035 min
comm-UNITY!Comm-UNITY! | Season 12| Episode 2| Generosity in Every StrideJoseph Ajal, a father of three and a giver in every stride, has a word for you in this episode, “Keep walking, keep going - don’t stop.” If you ever thought you needed to be a marathon champion like Cheptegei or as fast as Bolt to make a difference by running for a cause, Joseph's here to show you it's not that complicated through the story of the BSK Community Run Story. He uncovers the heart-warming stories of beneficiaries like the babies and maternal health at dispensaries and health centers in their community. This episode explores the possibilities that a...2023-09-1332 min
comm-UNITY!Comm-UNITY! | Season 12| Episode 1| Footprints of Impact: The Joe Walker StoryIn our season opener, host Jacqueline Asiimwe takes you on a journey into the life of an individual making a difference in his community and championing causes close to his heart through the simple yet profound act of walking. Joseph Beyanga is a passionate broadcaster whose boundless energy extends to his family, work, and fitness journey. Putting one foot in front of the other for a greater purpose has earned him the name ‘Joe
Walker’, and he gives us the behind-the-scenes details of these monumental walks. His story is a build up from a few kilometers to walking districts apar...2023-09-051h 03comm-UNITY!Comm-UNITY! | Season 12| Intro | GENEROUS MOVERS: Using the Gift of Mobility To Advance Good.Join us as we unveil the heart-warming narratives of a movement that's on the move; stories of champions, leaders, and individuals who are harnessing the gift of mobility for a cause. Discover the inner motivations, challenges, and triumphs of these remarkable people who have turned their passion for dance, walks, and marathons into potent fundraising tools. Get ready for a season you won't want to miss!
And here's a tip: tune in while jogging, walking, or hiking, because we're showcasing a remarkable movement of world-changers who are making a difference on the move.
...2023-08-3002 mincomm-UNITY!Comm-UNITY! | Season 11 | Episode 11 | Reflecting on Comm-UNITY and African PhilanthropySeason 11, Episode 11: Grand Finale - Reflecting on Comm-UNITY and African Philanthropy with Special Guest Jacqueline Asiimwe
In the beginning, there was a simple thought, a spark of inspiration that grew into something much more. As that thought blossomed and spread, it transformed into a powerful story - a story that became our story, the heart of the Comm-UNITY! Podcast. And
now, as we reach the pinnacle of our journey, there's one episode that encapsulates it all - the essence of the Community Podcast.
Join us for the Grand Finale of Season 11, where we embark on a journey...2023-08-0923 min
comm-UNITY!Comm-UNITY! | Season 11 | Episode 10 | Philanthropy & ClimateIn a world where the discourse on Climate Justice and Action takes center stage, Season 10 of the Comm-UNITY podcast emerged as a beacon of enlightenment. It was a season that not only ignited discussions but also fueled collaborations for meaningful change.
As we revisit the remarkable narratives of Season 10, an extraordinary partnership took the spotlight. CivSource Africa joined the globally revered Worldwide Initiatives for Grant
Maker Support (WINGS) and the dynamic Philanthropy for Climate movement.
Together, they crafted a mosaic of insight, empathy, and action for a sustainable world.
Step into the shoes...2023-08-0220 min
comm-UNITY!Comm-UNITY! | Season 11 | Episode 9 | Beauty in Giving: Exploring the Intersection of Arts, Culture & PhilanthropyStep into a world where creativity intertwines with compassion, as CivSource Africa proudly presents Season 11 Episode 9 of our captivating podcast series!
In this thought-provoking episode, we embark on a transformative journey that celebrates the essence of African philanthropy, showcasing the profound beauty that arises when Arts and Culture meet the spirit of giving.
Join us as we delve deep into the heart of Africa, exploring the rich tapestry of philanthropic endeavors that have woven communities together, fostering unity and strength. From the vibrant hues of traditional art forms to the harmonious symphonies of cultural expressions...2023-07-2514 min
comm-UNITY!Comm-UNITY! | Season 11 | Episode 8 | Giving as a collective - The Rotary Uganda story.Welcome to Episode 8 Season 11 of the Comm-Unity! Podcast 🎙️
Join us as we embark on an inspiring journey into 'The Rotary Uganda Story,' featuring the remarkable guest, Malcolm Twino Mpamizo.
He wears many hats - a dedicated Rotarian, a thought leader, trusted adviser, loving father, esteemed global fellow, and a seasoned senior lawyer. But that's not all! Malcolm is also an Associate at CivAdvisory and is currently serving as the Rotational CEO (July - October 2023) at CivSource Africa - a true embodiment of service and giving.
Get ready to be moved by the tales...2023-07-1922 min
comm-UNITY!Comm-UNITY! | Season 11 | Episode 7 | Exploring the Significance of Leadership in Community Giving and PhilanthropyJohn C. Maxwell, a renowned authority on leadership, famously stated that the success or failure of any endeavor hinges entirely on effective leadership. Join us for Episode 7 of Season 11 of the
Comm-UNITY! Podcast, where we delve into the crucial role of leaders in leveraging community resources. In this recap episode of season 7, we explore the inspiring stories of organizations and individuals who have made a significant impact within their communities.
Our special guest for this episode is a passionate advocate for leadership and organizational growth. Tune in now to discover fascinating opportunities with CivSource Africa and uncover...2023-07-1235 min
comm-UNITY!Comm-UNITY! | Season 11 | Episode 6 | Young Givers🎙️✨ Empowering Youth as Catalysts of Generosity! 🌍🌱
Join us on a captivating journey through the vibrant landscape of Uganda, a country brimming with youthful energy and entrepreneurial spirit. With an astonishing 78% of the population being young, Uganda is not only a hotbed for innovation but also a hub of youthful generosity.
In this episode, we take a deep dive into the Comm-UNITY! podcast's sixth season, shining a spotlight on young givers who
are shaping the future. Accompanying us on this exciting exploration is one of the youngest members of the CivSource Africa team, who brings firsthand experiences a...2023-07-0525 min
comm-UNITY!Comm-UNITY! | Season 11 | Episode 1 | Reflections on Generosity during the COVID-19 pandemic.Introducing the exciting first episode of Season 11 in the comm-UNITY! Podcast series, where we delve into the highlights and essence of Season 1. Join us as we breathe life into the discussions, anecdotes, and valuable insights shared throughout the inaugural season. Our special guest, Treasure Layola, an esteemed Enabler from the executive office at CivSource Africa, illuminates the profound lessons derived from the numerous acts of generosity witnessed nationwide during the trying period of the Covid-19 pandemic. Get ready for an enlightening exploration of resilience, unity, and compassion.
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comm-UNITY!Comm-UNITY! | Season 11 | Reflections on African Philanthropy: Unpacking 10 Seasons of the Comm-UNITY! Podcast seriesAt the Centre of African philanthropy is Community. The African continent is gifted by nature with a people who have been imbued by culture and a common history which define our sense of belonging. Whether it be through women giving birth with other women, the nurturing of each child by an entire community or men meeting with fellow men to discuss how to navigate a village challenge, the continent is closely knit with the desire to jointly respond to a call.
Season 11 of the Comm-UNITY! podcast takes a deep dive into the past 10 Seasons while reflecting on how...2023-05-1502 min
comm-UNITY!Comm-UNITY! | Season 10 | Episode 1 | Catalysing climate action.CivSource is chronicling the steps philanthropy is taking to address the current climate crisis. In the spirit of collaboration and calling to mind the power of partnerships, we will be chatting with leaders and givers from Africa and beyond, on the subject of climate: the climate challenge, climate action and philanthropy’s role in the middle of all of it.
We host Benjamin Bellegy, leader of WINGS, a global network that is growing and strengthening philanthropy to ensure it reaches its fullest potential as a catalyst for social progress. We talk about the Philanthropy for Climate movement, the movement...2022-11-0832 min
comm-UNITY!How ingrained patterns of giving affect our life lens?In Episode 5 of season 9 of the comm-UNITY! Podcast series, courtesy of CivSource Africa. Nabou Fall, a cretaive entrepreneur, coach and author committed to Africa, from Senegal speaks to us about her work in the incubation and acceleration of artists by equipping them with the tools to become artistically viable entrepreneurs. She opens up about her work with artists to develop a long-term business plans centered on the value chain, which facilitates the sale of artwork and increases the artists' global profile.
She also discusses how talent alone isn't enough to make it as a successful artist-entrepreneur; visibility...2022-08-1124 min
comm-UNITY!Giving BeautyGiving Beauty:
We would like to take this opportunity to welcome you to Season 9 of the CivSource Africa Comm-UNITY! podcast series.
In the last 3 years, we have been exposed to several harsh realities that created moments of shared crises, the most notable being the COVID-19 pandemic that catapulted a series of challenges and struggles in our communities. These crises have helped us become more aware of the fact that we are all connected to one another. Our actions have a significant influence not only on our immediate neighbors but also on our entire community, our...2022-06-1601 min
comm-UNITY!WELCOME TO SEASON 8: Giving as a collective - The Rotary Uganda story.Welcome to Season 8 of the CivSource Africa Comm-UNITY! podcast series. The past couple of years have seen us experience shared crises most notably through the COVID-19 pandemic reinforcing our awareness that we are all connected and that our actions have a profound impact on our neighbors, our community, our nation and our world.
This season, we have the opportunity to profile members from an exemplary organization that embodies philanthropy at its core. Rotary International has for over 100 years now served various communities around the world through the giving of its members and boasts a membership of 1.2 million...2022-01-2703 min
comm-UNITY!Welcome to comm-UNITY!- Season 7 Trailer (The role and Importance of leadership in community giving or philanthropy)Season 7 Podcast
Topic: The role and Importance of leadership in community giving or philanthropy.
Welcome to season 7 (Seven) of the CivSource Africa comm-UNITY! Podcast. In this season, we will host conversations with different Leaders who have been part of the Mopane Leaders’ Experience Retreats, a program under the management of CivSource Africa. Mopane program is a leadership curriculum focused on wellness and wellbeing of leaders and their organizations.
Because we strongly believe that if a leader is not well, the organization or the place they serve cannot be well. The focus on leaders the...2021-10-2002 min
comm-UNITY!Giving to PrisonersAs CivSource Africa we are passionate about and preach the importance of community on a regular basis (It's the name of our podcast!). But what happens to those who are excluded from our communities because we gate-keep them?
We sit down with Solomon Rukundo, lawyer and philanthropist, who has been giving to prisoners through the Prison Fellowship Uganda since 2006. We talk about the journey, the wins, the challenges, the lessons and everything in-between.
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comm-UNITY!Start Where You Are. With What You Have.From donating 76 books to one school in 2014 to becoming a registered NGO that has donated 111,000 books to over 20 schools across Uganda, Brownie Ebal (CEO at Kitabu Buk Project) shows us in episode 1 that change and impact can start here with us.
At CivSource Africa, we are dedicated to highlighting and propelling African philanthropy and it's exciting to see that the Kitabu Buk Project Team is living this vision!
Young givers are instrumental to changing Africa's narrative and growing generosity alongside leadership in various communities.
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comm-UNITY!Welcome to comm-UNITY! - Season 6 TrailerWe are halfway through the year and back with another season of comm-UNITY!
With a focus on Uganda's youth who make up a majority of the population, this season, hosted by Peace Kadondi will feature young people who are using time, talent and treasure to solve problems in their communities.
Follow our weekly episodes, share your thoughts and engage with us here on Anchor or one of CivSource Africa’s various platforms.
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comm-UNITY!Welcome to comm-UNITY! - Season 5 TrailerThis season of the podcast is hosted by Catherine Mugabo, with a focus on generosity and persons living with disability.
Follow our weekly episodes, share your thoughts and engage with us here on Anchor or one of CivSource Africa’s various platforms.
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comm-UNITY!Uganda Through The Lens Of GenerosityWetsemba Miriam, documentary photographer and Jim Joel Nyakaana, travel and documentary photographer take us behind their lenses in episode 4 of this season.
Commissioned by CivSource Africa, they travelled across various regions within Uganda, to document expressions and symbols of generosity.
Both share with us what they saw and learned from the communities they visited. They both underscore that stories are a part of the way you journey with a community into who they are. These very stories are important in highlighting our circular forms of giving, and the ways we spill into each other, despite...2020-11-1835 min
QWESHUNGAThe art of hosting : What to expect when you host .Most of us underestimate how we handle people in our spaces.
Hosting is communicating - what do you want people to think , feel and do when they come to you? Learning never ends, get your pen and paper - learn a thing or two today about hosting from Ms. Jacqueline Asiimwe, CEO Civsource Africa2020-09-1945 mincomm-UNITY!Artists Reconnecting With CommunityPamela Enyonu, is a mixed media artist and one of the recipients of a grant under the Kuonyesha Art Fund (a program of CivSource Africa). Pamela's work mostly revolves around themes of gender, awareness, empowerment and experiences of working African women. In this episode she shares, through personal experience and one of her own art pieces, what the lockdown has revealed within the artist community.
Her observations include the way the quietness of the lockdown has allowed artists to rediscover themselves and create in the process. She also talks about the cracks the lockdown has exposed in...2020-07-1524 mincomm-UNITY!Welcome to comm-UNITY! - TrailerWelcome to comm-unity! A podcast hosted by Jackie Asiimwe CEO of CivSource Africa, following stories and conversations (with a spotlight on Uganda) highlighting the ways in which sharing, supporting and existing collectively during the COVID-19 pandemic have transformed or need to be transformed. Follow our weekly episodes, share your thoughts and engage with us here on Soundcloud or one of CivSource Africa’s various platforms.
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The GEST PodcastAllen Asiimwe: Revenge PornographyMs. Asiimwe Allen is a gender enthusiast and development program management professional with knowledge and hands-on skills in project conceptualization, development, and implementation.
With over 6 years of practical experience gained in reputable governance and civic participation organizations in Uganda, Allen is a strong human rights, civic participation, and social justice advocate, working to contribute to gender equity and equality, empowerment and governance functioning in the interest of the citizens.
Previously, Allen has worked with organizations like the Uganda Youth Network as a Program Officer managing the leadership program, People’s progressive party as a communications consultant and StartHub Africa as a...2020-01-1534 min
Change VoicesEpisode 16 - Jacqueline Asiimwe-Mwesige talks about giving in AfricaThis week our Change Voices host Paula Fray is in Uganda where she is speaking to CivSource CEO Jacqueline Asiimwe-Mwesige about giving in Africa.
Jacqueline oversees an independent advisory firm that is committed to nurturing a more sustainable, effective and connected civil society through accountable philanthropic practice.
She is a Ugandan and USA trained lawyer with a successful record of accomplishments in leadership, management, law and policy formulation, as well as advocacy and training.
Jacqueline’s vision of philanthropy goes beyond money and is a call to action for every leader to engage their teams in the process of giving.
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