A School, and a Future, For Blind Children
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Sabriye Tenberken and Paul Kronenberg founded a school for blind children in Tibet as well as an institute in India to promote social entrepreneurship. And that's just the beginning. 📂 ESG
Brief Summary
Sabria Tenburkin and Paul Cronenberg discuss their work in social entrepreneurship and training blind children in Tibet and India.
Key points
- Braille Without Borders. Sabria and Paul co-founded a school for blind children in Tibet, promoting independence and education.
- Dream Factory for Social Visionaries. Kantari trains disadvantaged individuals to become social entrepreneurs, fostering impactful change.
- Nobel Peace Prize Reflection. Discussing the impact of awards on recognition and influence.
- Future Projects in Africa. Plans to expand Kantari into Africa and beyond.
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Episode highlights
- Braille Without BordersSabria and Paul co-founded a school for blind children in Tibet, promoting independence and education.“Blindness is not necessarily a disability; it can be a quality of life.”8:50Feb 6, 2014
- Dream Factory for Social VisionariesKantari trains disadvantaged individuals to become social entrepreneurs, fostering impactful change.“A small chile can make a huge difference.”16:40Feb 6, 2014
- Nobel Peace Prize ReflectionDiscussing the impact of awards on recognition and influence.“Awards are always good to know that our projects are taken seriously.”19:19Feb 6, 2014
- Future Projects in AfricaPlans to expand Kantari into Africa and beyond.“We’re now looking to create another campus in Africa.”21:00Feb 6, 2014
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