Stanford Social Innovation Review

Stanford Social Innovation Review is an award-winning magazine covering best strategies for nonprofits, foundations, and socially responsible businesses. Published quarterly by the Stanford Graduate School of Business.

Social Innovation Articles

Date Author Category Title
Fall 2009
Eric Nee
Environment Q&A: Fred Krupp [Free!]

Under Fred Krupp’s leadership, the Environmental Defense Fund has become one of the most important power brokers in the environmental arena. Krupp has helped accomplish what some thought was impossible—getting businesses to go green voluntarily. —By Eric Nee

Fall 2009
Amy Wilkinson
Social Entrepreneurship The Entrepreneurial Union [Free!]

How the Freelancers Union is modernizing the labor movement for independent workers. —By Amy Wilkinson

Fall 2009
Alana Conner
Healthcare Research: Medicare Saves Lives
Fall 2009
Alana Conner
Nonprofit Management Research: How to Survive the Recession
Fall 2009
Spencer B. Beebe & Ian Gill
Environment A Nature State of Mind

Systemic problems call for systemic solutions, which bioregions are best at delivering

Fall 2009
Adrienne Day
Healthcare • Nonprofit Management The Answer is on the Ground

How the Positive Deviance Initiative helps communities solve their own problems

Fall 2009
Suzie Boss
Education • Social Entrepreneurship Funding the Future in China

Now anyone can lend money to students.

Fall 2009
Sally Osberg
Economic Development • Social Entrepreneurship The House That BRAC Built [Free!]
Fall 2009
Christopher J. Varady & Mila Gavrilova
Economic Development • Human Rights Microfinance for the Most Marginalized

How small loans are tipping the social scales for Roma people

Fall 2009
Maria Surricchio
Arts, Culture, and Religion Rethinking Human Nature [Free!]
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