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Non-Profit Prophets with Emmanuel Daudu

Non-Profit Prophets with Emmanuel Daudu

By: Emmanuel Daudu
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Welcome to Non-Profit Prophets! This podcast is devoted to highlighting the people and practices behind the most meaningful nonprofit work being done today. In a world full of reasons to lose hope, there are people working tirelessly to make the world better in their own way. Through the awe-inspiring stories of non-profit leaders featured in this podcast, come and learn how to do impactful work in your own life. You can keep the conversation going by sending feedback, comments, and questions to nonprofitpod@gmail.com.Emmanuel Daudu Economics Management Management & Leadership
Episodes
  • #27 Trump's Immigration Policy Impact on Grassroots Organizing in Immigrant Communities with Professor Alex Gomez
    Jul 29 2025

    Professor Alex Gomez is a dedicated border historian with a passion for shedding light on the intricacies of the US-Mexican border region. His academic journey includes a Bachelor’s degree in Latin American History, a dual Master’s degree in Latin American Studies with a focus on the US-Mexican border region, and a Master’s degree in Latin American Literature from SDSU. He is pursuing a Ph.D. in Refugee and Migrant Studies at Linköping University in Sweden.

    For the last 25 years, Professor Gomez has guided both college and high school students along the US-Mexican border region to better understand globalization and migration patterns. He does this in hopes of sparking a renewed sense of urgency in young people for creating a better world.


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    52 mins
  • #26 Feeding the Hungry in Austin, TX with Kaeden Cameron of Made to Serve
    Jun 19 2025

    Kaeden Cameron is one of the leaders at Made to Serve, a Austin, Texas based Christian nonprofit committed to reaching out to the homeless community by providing free meals. Kaeden comes from a background in technology as an engineer at Apple but made it a point to find like minded people in his community who wanted to address the hunger facing the homeless population in Austin. Kaeden serves as an example of how everyday people without substantive experience in nonprofit operations can come together and have an outsized impact on their local community.

    Made to Serve has provided nearly 7000 meals. They are over 100 volunteers strong. The organization consistently hits the streets of Austin every Saturday and Sunday. You can catch these folks around downtown Austin every weekend and join their mission.

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    20 mins
  • #25 Uniting a Neighborhood and Advocating for Change with Pastor Justin Adour
    May 17 2025

    Pastor Justin Adour is the Founding and Senior Pastor of Redeemer East Harlem, a Presbyterian Church in and for East Harlem. He also serves as the Executive Director of Pray. March. Act., a civic discipleship coalition that helps churches understand the root causes of injustice in New York City and mobilizes them to pray, march, and act for policies and practices that promote justice.

    Pastor Justin began pastoring in NYC 16 years ago and has served in pastoral ministry for over 20 years. From Youth Pastor to Campus Ministry to eventually securing his Ph.D. in Theology and leading REH, Pastor Justin has been a fixture amongst NYC’s Christian leadership.

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    47 mins
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