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Joey Hundert: A Carnie for the Caring Generation

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Nicole Chaland

Year: 2012

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Program Director, Nicole Chaland, of SFU’s Certificate Program for Community Economic Development met Joey Hundert on Cortes Island in 2012 at the 17th annual Social Venture Institute: where social change meets business. She shares this story about Joey, calling him “A Carnie for the Caring Generation.”

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