Throughout the years of #impact episodes, stories, and events, we have collected the top 10 most downloaded episodes and the important highlights to showcase how the impact is made by so many inspirational people and organizationsHere we share short summaries and our favorite memories of these episodes to show just how special and memorable these conversations are! It’s Possible for Everyone to Make an Impact  An amazing recording location situated at the elegant Asia Society Hong Kong Center, Regina interviews Alice Mong, the Executive Director about the organization. Her work at the society focuses on promoting the arts, nature conservation, and historical events that have taken place in an ever-changing city. In a harrowing story, Alice shares how she moved to the United States from Taiwan at a young age with her family and the adjustment to a new culture, society, and unfamiliar surroundings. The transition from the U.S. to Hong Kong helped facilitate the creation of the space at the center and the implementation of culture, performances, and programs that address various topics from arts to policy and educational initiatives. Listen to a journey of how both Alice and the center have grown from a colonial past to a thriving hub in Hong Kong.  Start listening here: https://www.hashtagimpact.com/podcast58-alice-mong-asia-society-hong-kong-make-an-impact/ Empowering and Educating North Korean Refugees  This episode explores the importance of supporting, educating, and fostering growth for North Korean refugee learners. Our amazing host, Carol Li, sits down with Casey Lartigue and Eunkoo Lee, co-founders of Teach North Korean Refugees (TNKR). Their non-profit organization based in Seoul supports North Korean refugees’ transition by providing English language programs, employment opportunities, and platforms for education. They share how they aimed to make an impact by promoting positivity and growth to ensure that refugees not only feel empowered but can go into the world to make a difference. Tune in to listen to how Eunkoo and Casey strive to continuously make a difference locally while sharing their impact globally.  Start listening here: https://www.hashtagimpact.com/podcasts-educating-and-empowering-north-korean-refugees/ Promoting Economic Empowerment for Migrant Domestic Workers Regina hands the mic over to Amanda Williams to discuss economic empowerment with the team at Enrich, an organization promoting financial empowerment and education within Hong Kong’s migrant domestic worker community. Lucinda and Tynna share their mission and goals behind creating a women-led organization that provides workshops, programs,