"Support costs" podcast
It's interesting. charity podcast in Russia without compassion and pity from Tinkoff and podcast studio Glasno. I was interested in hearing it because my wife is involved in charity, and I rarely thought about it before. Already recorded. 4 from 5 episodes, and the last issue will come out 28 Below is a description of each issue and link.
- 1How long can a volunteer burn before it burns out, and why? Why do people become volunteers? Rescue Syndrome, Compensation for Psychological Injuries, or Just a “Social Blur”? Find out together with a volunteer, psychologist and director of the Foundation.
- 2When Empathy Breaks: The Hardest Areas of NGOs What about those charities that need to pay attention to emotionally difficult situations? Especially when it comes to helping people who don’t seem to be able to help? We are talking about terminally ill people, stigmatization of the homeless and support for difficult teenagers.
- 3Why save animals when people are suffering? On the Internet, videos with the rescue of animals always gain a huge number of views, likes and friendly comments, but for some reason in real life, animal volunteering is one of the most toxic areas of charity. Hatred, fraud and extreme cruelty are commonplace foundations that help animals, and that’s why everyone is so afraid to talk about it.
- 4Pretend to be right: Why do rich and foundations cooperate? Is it true that rich people help foundations to whitewash their reputations, or is it for other purposes? We are talking about Russian celebrities in NGOs and closed evenings for donors. We also tell you what is available to everyone and what actions and concerts exist now. - Episode. 5Heroes and villains: how to help when you do not believe? The dishonesty of some, and therefore distrust of others, are the very costs of support that charities face today. We discuss painful issues of reputation and trust.
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