share Social Enterprise In Portland: Greg Dees on scaling social innovation The father of social entrepreneurship education is visiting Portland this week, with stops at the Pacific Northwest College of Art and Mercy Corps. Read more »
share Agents of change: Yoxi.tv's big plan to groom do-gooders into media superstars It's an unlikely romance, fit for Hollywood: social change meets corporate marketing. Now, one of Tinseltown's most successful inventions is about to join the cast. Enter the first social-entrepreneurship talent agent. Read more »
share How to use Google’s 9 rules of innovation for social good Adapted from a report by Lisa Hoashi, Mercy Corps Senior Internal Communications Officer. Creativity means doing something new. Innovation means doing something differently. Our world of scarcity needs both. Read more »
share The Sanitation Value Chain in Nairobi’s Slums Sanergy (sanitation+energy) is an MIT-based start-up with a mission: Employ sewage. Produce jobs. One glorified outhouse at a time. Read more »
share Janus-Faced, Capitalism Turns a Gentler Profile If Wall Street's excesses contributed to the decline of the nation's economy, could the same profit-driven environment really spawn a new generation of do-gooders? Read more »
share Selling to the Poor, On Terms They Can Afford Here's some conventional marketing wisdom: People who live on less than $2 per day simply aren't a worthwhile target demographic. Read more »
share Seeing the Poor as Customers "Most of us look at the 1 billion men, women and children in the world who live on less than a dollar a day and see poor people," writes BusinessWeek. "But Paul Polak sees market failure." Read more »
share Neal Keny-Guyer - Social Entrepreneurship at Mercy Corps Neal Keny-Guyer views Mercy Corps' innovative practices and commitment to social entrepreneurship as key to success. Tags: Mercy Corpsinnovationsocial entrepreneurshipTopics: Humanitarian AidCategories: Interviews Read more »
share A Rare Breed of Social Entrepreneur Bill Early explains his life experiences and motivations to educate youth about globalization. Tags: globalizationglobal economysocial entrepreneurshipsuccess storiesCategories: Interviews Read more »
share China's Eco-Entrepreneurs China makes progress towards promoting innovative and sustainable environmental solutions. Categories: EnvironmentTopics: Climate and EnvironmentTags: climate changesocial entrepreneurshipRegions: AsiaCountries: China Read more »
share A HandCrafting Justice Story A success story in the suburbs of Peru tells how a group of 150 women came to work with HandCrafting Justice, a fair-trade partnership.Tags: Perusocial entrepreneurshipsocial justiceShining PathLimaHandCraftingRegions: South AmericaCategories: Success Stories Read more »
share Forget the World Bank, Try Wal-Mart Wal-Mart might be single-handedly responsible for bringing about 38,000 people out of poverty in China each month, about 460,000 per year. Categories: Success StoriesTopics: CorporationsTags: social entrepreneurshipwal-martRegions: AsiaCountries: China Read more »
share Curriculum on Social Entrepreneurship Presents information about how social entrepreneurship can benefit both individuals as well as large-scale economies. Tags: social entrepreneurshipFLOWcurriculumentreprenuerCategories: Additional Resources Read more »
share Rebuilding Through Social Entreprenuership Microfinance guru Muhammud Yunus explores how economies affected by Hurricane Katrina could benefit from the spirit of social entrepreneurship.Tags: social entrepreneurshipRegions: North AmericaCategories: Success Stories Read more »
share An Entrepreneur Tackles the Logistics of Disaster Read how one social entrepreneur is using lessons in logistics from the business world to deploy relief to communities in need.Tags: Africaentrepreneurshippovertysocial entrepreneurshipdisasterRegions: AsiaCategories: Success Stories Read more »