A Conversation with Dr. Samantha Nutt: Experiences that Inspired Her Entrepreneurial Humanitarian Journey

Speaker: Dr. Samantha Nutt, Award-Winning Humanitarian, Bestselling Author, and Founder of War Child Canada and War Child USA
A respected authority on the civilian impact of war, international aid and foreign policy, Dr. Samantha Nutt has worked with children and their families on the frontlines of many of the world’s major crises — from Iraq to Afghanistan, Somalia to the Democratic Republic of Congo, and Sierra Leone to Darfur, Sudan. She has not only been a mentor to many women within her organization and out, she has also benefitted greatly from mentorship in her own career. In this episode, Dr.Nutt shares her advice for women looking for their own mentor, what makes an effective leader stand above the rest — and how we can all become one.
Minutes |
Description |
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2:30 |
The gift of eternal youth |
3:45 |
Unique challenges women face everyday |
6:30 |
Barriers of self doubt |
7:00 |
How women can lead through challenges |
9:55 |
Where the feminist movement has left us |
14:00 |
Tools for leadership: leading through barriers for women advancement |
18:20 |
The inception of War Child |
22:00 |
Handling rejection from those with ‘authority’ |
24:00 |
Perseverance when told no |
24:55 |
Writing your own WHYS |
27:00 |
A powerful story from a woman living in Afghanistan |
33:30 |
Seeking opportunity, not handouts |
34:20 |
Feminism is a process, it is not a history lesson |
38:15 |
Why the women’s movement is unfinished everywhere |
41:50 |
Disengagement in Canada |
45:00 |
Audience Q&A |
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