SSIR Live! webinars feature Stanford Social Innovation Review‘s “most provocative and important topics.” Dreams InDeed’s networked approach is one of those.
With over 887 people signed up for this March 22 webinar, interest is trending on how to weave and lead networks to multiply mission impact. This is more than double the usual number of registrants on SSIR webinars. See the Network Leader Roadmap.
Continue reading Stanford Webinar Features Dreams InDeed’s Principles
Destitute, seventh-grader Howard Thurman sat down and wept.
Grandson of an enslaved woman in segregated Florida, he spent his last cent on train fare to reach high school in Jacksonville, only to be dismayed to learn baggage was extra.
“Fully booked with standing room only.” That’s the up-date we just received from the Stanford Peace Innovation Lab in Berlin.
Little did we know how poignantly relevant our topic would be when we agreed to be featured.
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Despite the headlines, positive social change is happening in some of the hardest places in the Middle East. The central place of values in these social ventures will be showcased at two events this April.
Equipped seven indigenous social entrepreneurs, reinforced five regional networks for their support, and assessed eleven new social entrepreneur prospects with upgraded communications and program management across the Middle East, Southeast Asia, and East Africa.
There’s plenty of buzz in the field of social entrepreneurship on creating value, achieving impact, and leveraging scale. Less attention is focused on taking a solid stand on the bedrock of defined and practiced core values yet a growing body of research evidence makes a definitive case that the consistent practice of core values is a primary driver of enterprise outcomes.
Continue reading Haskell to Spotlight Values at Oxford and Berkeley
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