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Rising GiantsRising GiantsRising Giants N.137 - Vanna Sann, Managing Director, DorsuToday on Rising Giants we have Vanna of Dorsu, Cambodia's most recognised sustainable fashion company. Dorsu was founded on the principles that clothing should be produced in a way that embraces people and causes as little harm to the environment as possible, setting an example within the Cambodian and global garment industry. Vanna is refugee-born, raised and educated in the US, an MA from Georgetown, with over 15 years of international management, marketing and retail experience on behalf of prestigious brands and organizations, including DFS Group, part of LVMH. Dorsu: http://dorsu.com Follow...2024-10-0459 minIstorya Ta!Istorya Ta!EPISODE 12: Dr. Bersaldo highlights actions taken in the Health Mobilization of IP's in the pandemicDr. Bersaldo is the Chief Hospital of Davao Oriental Provincial Medical Center. He also spearheaded healthcare unit utilization with IATF-health task force in the province. He took part and is active on the on-going Resbakuna-plus in Davao Oriental. He reminded the public to not be complacent despite the low alert levels and strictly observe minimum health protocols.2022-03-3132 minIstorya Ta!Istorya Ta!EPISODE 11: Mr Codilla shares his knowledge on basic human rights & laws implemented amidst pandemicMr. John Rey Codilla, a faculty of the Institute of Education and Teacher Training (IETT), is the former head of the Financial Assistance Scholarship and Studentship (FAASt) Unit of Davao Oriental State University (DOrSU). He is currently a law student taking up a Juris Doctor (J.D.) degree. He explained some substantial knowledge on the role of human rights and the laws implemented as well as policies that were issued by the government that aims to reinforce the utilization of emergency budgets, issuance of health protocols, and resolutions intended for our health system in these trying times.2022-03-0940 minIstorya Ta!Istorya Ta!EPISODE 10: PIA officials highlighted fact checking on information dissemination amidst the pandemicOn our 10th episode, we interviewed Mr. Rudolph Ian Alama and Ms. Jeanevive Abangan of the Philippine Information Agency. They highlighted the importance of fact-checking on information dissemination at this time of the pandemic. The PIA ensures that the spread of factual information in every community works hand in hand with the Provincial Government of Davao Oriental to communicate COVID-19 updates and vaccination programs of the Department of Health (DOH) to the people.2022-02-2835 minIstorya Ta!Istorya Ta!EPISODE 9: Van Jorain Rufin emphasized the role of the Youth and IP Communities amidst pandemicFor our ninth episode we featured Mr. Van Jorain Rufin, the President of Youth for Peace in Eastern Mindanao. He emphasizes Peacebuilding among Youths and IP Communities amidst the pandemic. Presently, his organization actively promotes the peacebuilding efforts and works hand in hand with the provincial government of Davao Oriental and non-government organizations to end local communist and armed conflict on making province free from the insurgency and armed struggle.2022-02-121h 28Istorya Ta!Istorya Ta!Episode 8: Fiel Bulaong talks about Youth Mobilization and the role of the youth amidst the pandemicIn this episode, we featured Mr. Fiel Melan C. Bulaong, the Youth Ambassador at Dilaab Philippine Youth Ambassadors of Goodwill and an active Member Council at National Anti-poverty Commission - Youth and Student Sector. He shared his knowledge and experiences on Youth Mobilization and the role of the youth at this time of the pandemic.2022-02-0526 minIstorya Ta!Istorya Ta!Episode 7: Ma’am Djhoanna S. Mama emphasized the role of volunteerism amidst the pandemicFor our seventh episode, we featured Ma’am Djhoanna S. Mama, the director of the National Training Service Program (NSTP) of Davao Oriental State University. She emphasizes the role of volunteerism amidst the pandemic. Her team recently took part in the donation drives such as Amuma Trese and BULIG in collaboration with various university offices that aim to aid typhoon Odette victims.2022-01-2823 minIstorya Ta!Istorya Ta!Episode 6: Mrs. Constantina Paterno highlights the value of education among IP communitiesIn this episode, we feature Mrs. Constantina Paterno. She is a teacher at Tagabakid Elementary School where she also serves the clinic and health coordinator. One of her key roles is to ensure the wellness and development of all the students especially during the COVID-19 pandemic.2022-01-1514 minIstorya Ta!Istorya Ta!Episode 5: Dr. Wilanfranco Tayone emphasizes the importance of getting vaccinated against COVID-19For our fifth episode we feature Dr. Wilanfranco Tayone, a registered chemist, published researcher, and professor from the Davao Oriental State University. He talks about the challenges in creating vaccines and its importance in fighting the global pandemic.2022-01-0917 minIstorya Ta!Istorya Ta!Episode 4: Ms. Laarni Pasion discusses the value of embracing culture in the modern ageFor our 4th episode, we feature Ms. Laarni Pasion. She is the Tribal Assistant Affairs Officer of the National Commission on Indigenous People (NCIP) of Davao Oriental. She is a writer, public speaker, artist, and an advocate for indigenous communities.2022-01-0411 minIstorya Ta!Istorya Ta!Episode 3: Fr. Alfe Alimbon talks about the role of religious faith among Indigenous communitiesIn this episode, we feature Reverend Father Alfe Balante Alimbon. He shares with us how he contributes to amplifying the voices of IPs in his capacity as a priest and host of the radio show 'Alimbon sa Kabuntagon'.2021-12-2520 minIstorya Ta!Istorya Ta!Episode 2: Dr. Ben Hur Catbagan Jr. discusses the Omicron variant and health services for IPsIn this special episode, we talk to the City of Mati Health Officer Dr. Ben Hur Catbagan Jr. He discusses COVID-19 from a medical perspective, specifically the rise of the Omicron variant, as well as the initiatives on social and health services catered to indigenous peoples (IPs) in Davao Oriental.2021-12-1824 minIstorya Ta!Istorya Ta!Episode 1: Roy Lopez talks about the role of social organizationsFor our pilot episode, we talk to Mr. Roy Lopez, Chairman of the Eastern Davao Provincial Committee - Moro Islamic Liberation Front (EDPC-MILF). He shares with us anecdotes and ways on how indigenous peoples (IPs) can contribute to nation-building through mass action and social mobilization.2021-12-1121 minIstorya Ta!Istorya Ta!Istorya Ta! (Trailer)2021-11-2400 minWhat Should I Do With My Life? with Steph HorwitzWhat Should I Do With My Life? with Steph HorwitzS2 Ep7: Vanna SannMeet Vanna Sann! Vanna is the owner of Dorsu, an ethical garment manufacturing brand in Cambodia. Vanna is a multi-talented, global, passionate  go-getter with expertise in brand & marketing strategy, business development, event production & management, luxury retail, media, photography, travel, and more. From working at the Gap in high school to being tapped by a recruiter for the amazing opportunity to open up a luxury retail store in Cambodia, Vanna’s story is full of unexpected opportunities, and his flexible mindset is something we all need to take on. In this episode, Vanna gives pro tips for navigating a n...2021-09-2443 minGrow AustraliaGrow AustraliaEthical sourcing of productsThe increased focus on social and environmental issues by consumers and businesses is resulting in reviewing and adapting the sourcing of products. Australians are demanding more and more transparency around retail supply chains and where their products are sourced from. Hanna Guy, Founder of Dorsu, and James Bartle, Founder and CEO of Outland Denim, discuss creating ethical manufacturing in Cambodia, supply chains and feedback from customers.   This podcast is proudly brought to you by Sensis. www.sensis.com.au www.yellowpages.com.au www.whitepages.com.au w...2021-04-2520 minThe ConversationThe ConversationPlanet friendly fashion foundersCan fashion change the world? The clothing industry is one of the most polluting on earth, and is known for some of the worst working conditions for women and girls. Is there another way? Kim Chakanetsa speaks to two women from the UK and Australia who've done things differently.Safia Minney MBE is the British founder of the pioneering sustainable and ethical fashion brand People Tree and the website Real Sustainability. After almost 30 years in the industry, she now lobbies for regulation in fashion and a change in how we approach clothes.Hanna Guy is...2020-11-0237 minStriding ForwardStriding Forward01: How Dorsu is pioneering ethical fashion in Cambodia + dealing with COVID-19Many of you are very familiar with Dorsu's beautiful wardrobe staples, but how much do you know about how their garments are made?Find out their processes and how Dorsu is dealing with the crisis of the coronavirus.Please let us know your thoughts!--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/stridingforward/message2020-04-1626 min