"There is a big area of need to allow people to be part of the green transition"- Tim Horgan- WACNH-
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Since 2018, Tim Horgan is the executive Director of the World Affairs Council of New Hampshire. Located in the north east of the United States of America (USA), it is a non profit, non partisan organization established in 1954. The World Affairs Council of New Hampshire is celebrating its 70 birthday this year. Horgan explains on Your Voice how he works with the people in New Hampshire, and how he gathers people from outside this state, through an international programme financed by the State Department. The World Affairs Council of New Hampshire helps people understand global issues such as climate change, but it is not an expert plateform. For Horgan, there is still a debate in the US between environment and climate change. He also raises the question of the access of renewable energy in New Hampshire. This is one of the organization’s main topics discussed last year.
By Houmi Ahamed-Mikidache on « Your Voice », Radio Era Environnement
Houmi Ahamed-Mikidache est une journaliste franco-comorienne née à Marseille en 1976. Elle grandit à Sarcelles dans la banlieue nord de Paris et y vit pendant une vingtaine d'années. Elle s'installe par la suite à Paris durant 14 ans et quitte la capitale française pour les Comores en 2018. Journaliste chevronnée, elle créé en 2018, une entreprise de presse ERA ENVIRONNEMENT SARL et une radio spécialisée soutenue par l'UNESCO. Elle revient en France en 2020. Basée dorénavant à Nancy dans l’Est de la France, elle anime le podcast "Your Voice" et envisage de revenir sur Paris.
Houmi Ahamed-Mikidache is a French journalist, born in Marseille in 1976, living 23 years in the north Parisian suburb known as Sarcelles then 14 years in Paris . As a veteran journalist, she then traveled to Comoros and establishes a company, ERA ENVIRONNEMENT SARL. Back to France in 2020. She is now based in Nancy in the eastern of France. She hosts the podcast "Your Voice".
