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This episode of AIM for Change welcomes a special PPLE student: Emīlija Kļaviņa, a woman of many talents and ambitions. In this interview with our host, Tullis, she speaks about her initiative for Ukraine called Schools for Victory. Emīlija started this project 3 years ago in her home country of Latvia, and today it has grown into an initiative all over Europe!

This episode of AIM for Change welcomes three PPLE students, who have completed military service in Austria, Norway and Finland. In this interview with our host Tullis, they share their perspectives on duty, alliances and the military future of Europe.

In the first episode of 2026, AIM FOR CHANGE welcomes Dr Benno Netelenbos. He unpacks the recent general election result in the Netherlands and its impact on Dutch and European politics.

Done with exams and wondering what to do with all the free time? Tune in the new podcast episode of AIM's podcast AIM for Change in discussion with a historian Katy Hull talking about the uncerain future of feminism in a second Trump term. From reproductive rights rollbacks to rising anti-LGBTQ+ rethoric- what would a second Trump presidency mean for feminism in the USA and beyond? We asked • Will backlash fuel a stronger feminist wave? •Could women be inspired to run for office? •What's at stake for gender justice, trans rights & the global feminist movement? Katy Hull unpacks what's ahead- and what feminists must do next.

In this episode, we talk to Dr. Illeana Grama about Neurodiversity in Academia. What does it mean to be a neurodivergent student? What do universities do to enable inclusive learning? And what can still be improved in the future?. Listen to find out!

Dr. Anna Berbers discussed the phenomena of Pinkwashing at our Speaker Event in March 2024. How do cooperations communicate pride? Does this affects their legitimacy? Listen now to find out!

From our 2024 Speaker Event: Frederic Hopp brought insights from NeuroAI on the topic of 'The (dis) unity of morality'. Can morality be classified as monist? Or is it too diverse for neurobiological levels? Listen now to find out!

Marie Weijler talked about career growth at our 2024 Speaker Event. What does it take to succeed? how do you effectively network? and can you challenge stereotypes in a professional environment? Listen now to find out!

This time we are joined by Riley Terzopolous, the winner of the VU master’s thesis award. We talk to her about about sexual health, HPV, policy implications, how to deal with STI's and conversations surrounding non-heteronormative sex.

In this episode we talk to Jelle and Komay from the student initiative; All Ears. A hotline for students struggling with stress, anxiety or a bad day that they want to talk about. Find All Ears on instagram @allearsamsterdam  Feeling down or stressed yourself? You can call All Ears at +31 (0)20 808 8538 or chat with them on their website www.allearsamsterdam.com

Today we deep dive into the heart of activism with two fellow students as they share their firsthand activism experiences in a candid panel discussion. They tell us stories behind how they got into activism, the challenges and what made them want to continue. Curious? Hit play and join the change!

In this episode, we speak to Disha and Alice, the secretary and member coordinator for the board of Students for Sustainability Amsterdam. This organization works to inspire change and make the world a greener place. Take a look at their ongoing work at their website: https://sfsa.nl or their Instagram: @sfsa_amsterdam, and get involved through their volunteering opportunities! On behalf of PPLE’s AIM Study Association, we hope you enjoy! Music Credit: Synapse by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

In this episode, we speak to Claire Collins, the head of UK operations for the charity Open Arms Malawi. This organization works with communities in Malawi to safeguard the right to survive and thrive for children suffering from illness or malnutrition and/or those affected by the AIDS/HIV crisis. Take a look at their ongoing work at their website: openarmsmalawi.org or their Instagram: @openarmsmalawi, and get involved through their volunteering opportunities! On behalf of PPLE’s AIM Study Association, we hope you enjoy! Music Credit: Synapse by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

In this episode, we speak to Tammy, the co-founder of Neighborhood Feminists. This organization works on local, direct-impact community projects that make a tangible difference in people’s lives; they emphasize feminism, intersectionality, and anti-racism. Take a look at their ongoing work at their website: neighborhoodfeminists.com or their Instagram: @neighborhoodfeminists, and get involved through their volunteering opportunities! On behalf of PPLE’s AIM Study Association, we hope you enjoy! Music Credit: Synapse by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

In this episode, we speak to Tess, a PPLE College alumna and the co-founder of This is Gendered, the first feminist encyclopedia! This project works to give practical meaning to the ideals of equality and feminism, and aims to expose the gendered dimension in everything. Take a look at this ongoing project at their website: thisisgendered.org or their Instagram: @thisisgendered, and get involved by writing an entry or supporting their work! On behalf of PPLE’s AIM Study Association, we hope you enjoy! Music Credit: Synapse by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com