Social Innovation Network is New Zealand's online hub of Social Innovators and Entrepreneurs.
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August 21, 2010 from 9am to 4:30pm – to be confirmed
Grown in Detroit focuses on the urban gardening efforts managed by a public school of 300, mainly african-american, pregnant and parenting teenagers. In Detroit alone, there are annually more than 3…
Tagged: mothers, teenage, renewal, Urban
Started by Peter Salmon Jul 17.
In his blog posts in the Harvard Business Review, Umair Haque has been building his argument about a new shift, going beyond the "from good to great" shift of the ninties to a "from great to good" sh…
Started by Stephanie Pride. Last reply by lee0007 Jul 13.
As If People and the Earth Mattered — some thoughts on community economic development a paper by vivian Hutchinson based on his workshop at the New Zealand Community Economic Development Conf…
Started by vivian Hutchinson Feb 24.
2010 - a new year, a whole lot of new opportunities (social innovation-wise and otherwise), and a great chance to breathe a little life into what has been a bit of a dying site. The team taking this…
Started by Social Innovation Camp. Last reply by adelebarlow Jan 13.
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