Amy Davoren Rose

Amy Davoren Rose

Amy Rose is the Creative Director at Fix The News. After 15 years in legacy media, she now uses storytelling, writing and production to shine a light on the people quietly changing the world for the better. She one of humanity’s biggest cheerleaders and still believes there’s no substitute for putting pen to paper.

Appears in 12 Episodes

Changing the Story of Childbirth In The World's Hardest Places

What does it take to bring a baby safely into the world? Every two minutes, somewhere in the world, a woman dies from complications of pregnancy or childbirth. Most o...

He Moved Into a Dementia Ward at 21. Here's What He Discovered

What if we've confused keeping people safe with giving them a good life? Meet Teun Toebes, Dutch healthcare innovator, author and dementia advocate on a mission to cha...

The People Rewriting the Rules: Five Unexpected Stories from New York

What happens when the systems we've relied on stop working? And who gets to decide what comes next? A year after the dismantling of USAID sent shockwaves through the ...

Lead Poisoning Is Solvable. So What’s Been the Hold Up?

How do you get the world to pay attention to a problem it thinks it's already solved? Around a billion children are exposed to dangerous levels of lead. It can be hidi...

It’s Time to Clean Up the Mess

What if the knowledge we need most for the future is something we’ve spent centuries forgetting? Meet Victor Steffensen, Tagalaka man, author, filmmaker, musician and...

When the Taliban Banned Girls From School, SOLA Kept Teaching

Five years ago, the Taliban banned girls from the classroom. One school refused to stop teaching.   In August 2021, as the Taliban returned to power in Afghanistan, th...

The Future of Farming: Healthy Soil, AI and Food Security

The story of farming has always been one of adaptation. The next chapter may be its most one important yet. In this special episode of Fix The News, we bring together ...

The Teen Sisters Rebuilding Gaza: Earth Prize Winners Tala & Farah Mousa

Since October 2023, much of the world's attention has been focused on the destruction in Gaza. This conversation is about something we hear much less about: rebuilding...

Antarctica: The World's Greatest Story of Cooperation

Antarctica isn't just a climate story.   For more than 65 years, Antarctica has been governed by one of the most remarkable international agreements ever created. At t...

How Education Is Rebuilding Northern Uganda: Girls, Hope & Healing

What happens when you redesign education around the people who have been left behind? Meet Alice Achan - social worker, educator and founder of the Te-Kworo Foundatio...

Colombia Ended a 60-Year War: Lessons in Making Peace

What can Colombia teach us about what's still possible? Meet Juan Manuel Santos - former President of Colombia, Nobel Peace Prize laureate and Chair of The Elders - wh...

Good News: Can Journalism Do More Than Report Problems?

What happens when two solutions-focused news platforms compare notes on how to change the narrative of the world? Meet Myra Anubi - BBC journalist and host of People F...

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