From Intern to CEO, James Thuch Madhier used his time as the Dahdaleh Institute's inaugural Global Health and Humanitarianism Intern to build up The Rainmaker Enterprise.
The Dahdaleh Institute provides strategic support to The Rainmaker Enterprise, a non-profit social enterprise that seeks to transform lives in South Sudan, and later in other conflict-affected regions. Using solar-powered water infrastructure, The Rainmaker Enterprise enhances health by increasing the availability of potable water, enhancing food security & supporting community self-sufficiency.
Themes | Global Health & Humanitarianism |
Status | Active |
Related Work |
N/A
|
Updates |
James Madhier’s Rainmaker Enterprise Collaborating with World Food Programme | 17 January 2022
Rainmaker Enterprise Thanks "Water for Peace" Attendees | 4 June 2018 Director James Orbinski to speak at "Water for Peace" | 15 May 2018 |
People |
James Thuch Madhier, Community Scholar, The Rainmaker Enterprise
|
You may also be interested in...
Recap — Springing into Action: Steps to Developing an Effective Action Plan
By this time of year, most people have abandoned any New Year’s resolutions they established back in January. On March 15, Prof. Harvey Skinner led the final instalment of the Wellness and Self-Care mini-series at ...Read more about this Post
Hot off the Press — Global Governance for Pandemic Prevention and the Wildlife Trade
Dahdaleh associate director Mary E. Wiktorowicz, Dahdaleh graduate student scholar Raphael Aguiar, and their research team recently published an academic journal in The Lancet Planetary Health titled, "Global Governance for Pandemic Prevention and the Wildlife ...Read more about this Post
The Victor Dahdaleh Foundation to support University facilities, selected programming with $4M gift
The gift will support upgrades to the Victor Phillip Dahdaleh Building on York University’s Keele Campus, provide operating funding to CIFAL York and support a new operations facility for the Advanced Disaster, Emergency and Rapid Response Simulation ...Read more about this Post