Episode 5: Ibrahim Omer

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Inspiring Leaders

The Global School for Social Leaders

22 episodes

2 days ago

Shining a light on inspiring leaders and changemakers whose lives and words inspired people then and now. We'll listen to fragments of famous speeches and we'll talk about the people and events around them. We'll talk about hidden gems or forgotten figures that played a crucial role in making people's lives better and we'll ask about the effect their mission could have on the world today.

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Episode 5: Ibrahim Omer

Inspiring Leaders

15 minutes 11 seconds

4 years ago

Episode 5: Ibrahim Omer

On this episode we'll come back to the present and listen to Ibrahim Omer, a New Zealand MP address Parliament on how his experience as a refugee has influenced his work and mission to achieve fair wages for everyone.

The "Inspiring Leaders" Podcast is a short-format recording aimed to bring inspiring speeches from great leaders and change makers from history to the present. The informative podcast celebrates those who inspired the masses and changed people's minds and hearts. Each episode features a different personality and provides insights into who they were and the events that put them there as well as what their legacy is today.

This podcast is made by the Global School for Social Leaders so feel free to reach out with your comments, feedback and conversation:
Website: https://theglobal.school
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Thank you to Tim Moor for our background music. You'll find more of his work here.