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Kasha Huk
Chief of Staff | Global Impact Investing Network (GIIN)
Kasha Huk is an internationally experienced leader currently serving as the Chief of Staff at The Global Impact Investing Network (GIIN).1 Her professional background is focused on corporate social responsibility and climate action within medium and large organizations.1
Career Highlights
B Lab Experience:: Prior to her role at GIIN, Kasha worked as the Country Manager for Canada at B Lab, an organization known for its B Corp certification program. During her time there, she played a significant role in promoting and growing the B Corp movement in Canada.4
OSCE in Ukraine:: Kasha began her career working with the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) in Ukraine.2 This experience likely contributed to her international perspective and understanding of global issues.
Areas of Expertise
- Corporate Social Responsibility
- Climate Action
- Impact Investing
- B Corp Movement
Personal Interests
Outside of her professional life, Kasha appears to be an avid runner, as she maintains a profile on Strava, a social network for athletes.5
Social Engagement
Kasha is actively engaged in social and global issues. She has shown support for Ukraine during times of conflict2 and has promoted initiatives supporting Indigenous innovators.3 Her LinkedIn profile (username: kashahuk) serves as a platform for her to share insights and promote causes aligned with her professional interests.123
Highlights
The siege of Ukrainian cities continues, as Russia continues to violate international humanitarian norms in its ongoing war. While we rally for diplomatic support, one immediate way to help with urgent needs is in supporting grassroots efforts to evacuate those trapped in cities under siege. As negotiations to create "green corridors" continue to fail, it is grassroots evacuations that are proving life-saving.
Ivanka Slywynska (Sochocky) is fundraising to support a humanitarian evacuation effort from Kherson, a badly-hit city in the southeast of Ukraine. Between April 14 - 17th, they were able to evacuate 2,258 people. On April 18th, 812 women and children's lives were saved.
You can learn more about the work being done via this short video: https://lnkd.in/d8RYZurn.
An ask: please donate if you are able to. Every donation helps saves lives. From Ivanka: "3 evacuations this week, 4 next week. $2000 CAD/day needed, 1000 people/evacuation. I have raised money for this week and part of next. Please donate to we can cover these 2 weeks completely."
Via PayPal https://lnkd.in/dr_6Xvi9 or e-transfer me directly and I will send a collective donation (kasha dot huk at gmail dot com).
Thank you. Vse bude Ukrayina.
I wrote a piece on the impact of disinformation and misinformation in the context of the war in Ukraine, reflecting on the impact of racism at the border in this context. A group has come together through the BMW Foundation Herbert Quandt to support assistance to asylum seekers in the immediate and longer term through data-driven solutions. In the piece, we share ways to get involved and how you can donate to those supporting racialized refugees fleeing the conflict. You can read it here:
