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Weekly Roundup: GOOD Buys Jumo, The CSR Debate Continues, and Sustainability’s Potential For Economic Salvation
Every week, we round up the SocEnt news and discussions you need to know. GOOD-Jumo merger shakes up social enterprise The big news in the social enterprise world this week:…
Indigenous Rights And A New Wave of Social Change
[field name=iframe] Every Thursday, thanks to a content partnership with brother-sister duo Journey of Action, we’ll be exploring Gen Y changemakers–and how they fit in with the rest of the world….
Addressing Mental Health in Conflict Zones
This is part of a series highlighting innovations and possibilities for action for the famine in Somalia. Most news stories frame the famine and political conflict as near unsolvable; we’re examining…
Making Relief Aid More Sustainable
This is part of a series highlighting innovations and possibilities for action for the famine in Somalia. Most news stories frame the famine and political conflict as near unsolvable; we’re examining…
Solar Irrigation Solutions in Africa
This is part of a series highlighting innovations and possibilities for action for the famine in Somalia. Most news frames the famine and political conflict as near unsolvable; we’re examining the…
Weekly Roundup: London clean up, renewable energy and the debated death of CSR
Every week, we round up the SocEnt news and discussions you need to know. Riot Recourse In case you haven’t heard, massive riots have rocked London and surrounding areas since last…
Twitter Roundup: August 12 – Resources for educators, social unrest, and SocEnt stories
Search for the hashtag #socent and you’ll find wide-ranging interest in social entrepreneurship on Twitter. Here’s a roundup of a few interesting tweets from the last week: Months of social…
Fixing The Economy: Could Localism Provide A Boost?
[field name=iframe] Every Thursday, thanks to a content partnership with brother-sister duo Journey of Action, we’ll be exploring Gen Y changemakers–and how they fit in with the rest of the…
Backpack Farms: Targeted solutions to help African farmers become more resistant to drought
This is part of a series highlighting innovations and possibilities for action for the famine in Somalia. Most news frames the famine and political conflict as near unsolvable; we’re examining the…
In a Failed State, a Path to Success
This is part of a series highlighting innovations and possibilities for action for the famine in Somalia. Most news frames the famine and political conflict as near unsolvable; we’re examining the…
The importance of reaching out: Kurt Brown of Micro Benefits China
In this series social entrepreneurs discuss the importance of reaching out. From transforming strangers into business partners to saving flooded headquarters, contacts and future contacts routinely prove integral to every…
Weekly Roundup: New Standards for Impact Investing, Solutions in East Africa and Citizens Step Up To The Plate
Didn’t have time to read the news this week? Every week, we report on the conversations surrounding the big issues in the world of social entrepreneurship. GIIRS Revs Up For…
Twitter Roundup: August 5 – Wind farms, job opportunities, and communications tips
Search for the hashtag #socent and you’ll find wide-ranging interest in social entrepreneurship on Twitter. Here’s a roundup of a few interesting tweets from the last week: Can New York…
Ethical Economics in Tegucigalpa, Honduras
Journey of Action is filming Gen Y changemakers around the world. We catch up with them in Tegucigalpa, Honduras to visit the for-profit social enterprise Tegu, a premiere wooden block maker whose innovative business model takes a three-pronged attack to social problems in Honduras.
Rainfall data could help end famine, but politics are key: a research scientist explains
This is part of a series highlighting innovations and possibilities for action for the famine in Somalia. Most news frames the famine and political conflict as near unsolvable; we’re examining…
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