Joy speaks with Adeshina Adewumi, Founder and CEO of Trade Lenda, about how trust, community accountability, and supply-chain finance can create more inclusive financial systems
Joy responds to some listener questions, naming six paradoxes she encounters when working to shift financial systems toward gender justice and social change.
A reflection on how AI is reshaping collaboration and why maintaining practices of grace, hospitality, and invitation is essential to keeping people, not tools, at the center of our work.
A reflection on disruption not as chaos to manage, but as a moment that reveals the underlying systems and creates opportunities for structural change.
Joy reflects on invitation as a foundational practice for leadership, collaboration, and systems change. Then she challenges common framing with a rant about “handholding”.
A reframing of the role of finance in feminist movements, shifting the focus from “getting funding” to building economic relationships and financial infrastructure that can shift power.
Joy Anderson is joined by Giselle Carino and Meradith Leebrick of Fòs Feminista to explore how movement‑led organizations are building financial tools, institutions, and enterprises that sustain reproductive justice over the long term.
Joy Anderson and Mara Bolis discuss the intersection of gender lens investing and AI, highlighting the importance of diverse perspectives in shaping the future of technology.
In this episode, Joy shares how Criterion approaches systems change—by paying close attention to where leverage actually lives, how power moves through relationships, and why timing matters as much as ideas.
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